Mrs. Edward Hall, 78, of Green Bay, mother of William Hall, fomer Manitowoc North Western Road employee, who died a month ago at Green Bay, died Sunday at her home in that city. She had been in failing health for sometime. Funeral services were held this morning at St. Patrick' s church, Green Bay, with interment in Fort Howard cemetery.
A resident of Green Bay for 45 years, Mrs. Hall was a member of the Women's Relief corps, the auxiliary to the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers and the War Mothers.
Born Mary Ellen Doolan in Francis Creek in 1867 she moved when a child with her parents to this city where in 1890 she as married to the late Edward Hall, North Western Road engineer. They moved to Green Bay in 1900.
Survivors include four daughters. Mrs. Fred Voss, Virginia, Minn., Mrs. John Dinwoodie, Mrs. Fred Lison and Margaret, Green Bay; a son, Edward L., Green Bay; two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Mahon, Superior, and Mrs. Margaret L. Stenger, Berkeley, Calif, and a brother, William J. Doolan, Two Rivers.
Manitowoc Herald Times,January 2,1946, pg. 2
A resident of Green Bay for 45 years, Mrs. Hall was a member of the Women's Relief corps, the auxiliary to the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers and the War Mothers.
Born Mary Ellen Doolan in Francis Creek in 1867 she moved when a child with her parents to this city where in 1890 she as married to the late Edward Hall, North Western Road engineer. They moved to Green Bay in 1900.
Survivors include four daughters. Mrs. Fred Voss, Virginia, Minn., Mrs. John Dinwoodie, Mrs. Fred Lison and Margaret, Green Bay; a son, Edward L., Green Bay; two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Mahon, Superior, and Mrs. Margaret L. Stenger, Berkeley, Calif, and a brother, William J. Doolan, Two Rivers.
Manitowoc Herald Times,January 2,1946, pg. 2
Mrs. Edward Hall, 78, of Green Bay, mother of William Hall, fomer Manitowoc North Western Road employee, who died a month ago at Green Bay, died Sunday at her home in that city. She had been in failing health for sometime. Funeral services were held this morning at St. Patrick' s church, Green Bay, with interment in Fort Howard cemetery.
A resident of Green Bay for 45 years, Mrs. Hall was a member of the Women's Relief corps, the auxiliary to the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers and the War Mothers.
Born Mary Ellen Doolan in Francis Creek in 1867 she moved when a child with her parents to this city where in 1890 she as married to the late Edward Hall, North Western Road engineer. They moved to Green Bay in 1900.
Survivors include four daughters. Mrs. Fred Voss, Virginia, Minn., Mrs. John Dinwoodie, Mrs. Fred Lison and Margaret, Green Bay; a son, Edward L., Green Bay; two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Mahon, Superior, and Mrs. Margaret L. Stenger, Berkeley, Calif, and a brother, William J. Doolan, Two Rivers.
Manitowoc Herald Times,January 2,1946, pg. 2
A resident of Green Bay for 45 years, Mrs. Hall was a member of the Women's Relief corps, the auxiliary to the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers and the War Mothers.
Born Mary Ellen Doolan in Francis Creek in 1867 she moved when a child with her parents to this city where in 1890 she as married to the late Edward Hall, North Western Road engineer. They moved to Green Bay in 1900.
Survivors include four daughters. Mrs. Fred Voss, Virginia, Minn., Mrs. John Dinwoodie, Mrs. Fred Lison and Margaret, Green Bay; a son, Edward L., Green Bay; two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Mahon, Superior, and Mrs. Margaret L. Stenger, Berkeley, Calif, and a brother, William J. Doolan, Two Rivers.
Manitowoc Herald Times,January 2,1946, pg. 2
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