Mary Anne Dodd married Warren Hall on November 22, 1868 in Sangamon County, Illinois.
They settled four miles south of Loami, where Warren began farming. They had two children: Wheeler, who survived to adulthood and Lycurgis, who was an infant and died just before his mother did.
Mary knew she was ill and wouldn't live long. She died of tuberculosis at thirty-six years of age.
Note: Bio info provided by Pauline
They settled four miles south of Loami, where Warren began farming. They had two children: Wheeler, who survived to adulthood and Lycurgis, who was an infant and died just before his mother did.
Mary knew she was ill and wouldn't live long. She died of tuberculosis at thirty-six years of age.
Note: Bio info provided by Pauline
Mary Anne Dodd married Warren Hall on November 22, 1868 in Sangamon County, Illinois.
They settled four miles south of Loami, where Warren began farming. They had two children: Wheeler, who survived to adulthood and Lycurgis, who was an infant and died just before his mother did.
Mary knew she was ill and wouldn't live long. She died of tuberculosis at thirty-six years of age.
Note: Bio info provided by Pauline
They settled four miles south of Loami, where Warren began farming. They had two children: Wheeler, who survived to adulthood and Lycurgis, who was an infant and died just before his mother did.
Mary knew she was ill and wouldn't live long. She died of tuberculosis at thirty-six years of age.
Note: Bio info provided by Pauline
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