William R. Hallowell was the son of William Hallowell and Catharine S. Shoemaker; he had the following siblings: Mary, Isaac, Rachel, Susanna, Isaac S., Jane S., Sarah, and Phoebe Hallowell.
He married on 28 Jan 1843, Mary H. Post (buried at Mount Hope). They were into the anit-slavery movement and used their home as part of the "Underground Railroad." They were interested in women's suffrage.
William was a successful manufacturer; they lived on Jones Street in Rochester, NY.
William R. Hallowell is buried beside his wife, Mary H. Post Hallowell in Section V, Lot 20.
He married on 28 Jan 1843, Mary H. Post (buried at Mount Hope). They were into the anit-slavery movement and used their home as part of the "Underground Railroad." They were interested in women's suffrage.
William was a successful manufacturer; they lived on Jones Street in Rochester, NY.
William R. Hallowell is buried beside his wife, Mary H. Post Hallowell in Section V, Lot 20.
William R. Hallowell was the son of William Hallowell and Catharine S. Shoemaker; he had the following siblings: Mary, Isaac, Rachel, Susanna, Isaac S., Jane S., Sarah, and Phoebe Hallowell.
He married on 28 Jan 1843, Mary H. Post (buried at Mount Hope). They were into the anit-slavery movement and used their home as part of the "Underground Railroad." They were interested in women's suffrage.
William was a successful manufacturer; they lived on Jones Street in Rochester, NY.
William R. Hallowell is buried beside his wife, Mary H. Post Hallowell in Section V, Lot 20.
He married on 28 Jan 1843, Mary H. Post (buried at Mount Hope). They were into the anit-slavery movement and used their home as part of the "Underground Railroad." They were interested in women's suffrage.
William was a successful manufacturer; they lived on Jones Street in Rochester, NY.
William R. Hallowell is buried beside his wife, Mary H. Post Hallowell in Section V, Lot 20.
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