SEMI-WEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNAL, STANFORD, KY., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1891
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DEATH'S DOINGS
Died, at his home near Knoxville, March 2, Mr. H. W. Hall, aged 36. He had been in declining health for more than three years, four months of which he was bedridden and a great sufferer. A member of the Methodist church and a conscientious and honorable christian gentleman, he stood high in his community, and general regret is felt at his demise. It will be remembered that he married Miss Bettie Blain, daughter of Hon. Robert Blain, of this place. She and three children, with his aged mother, survive him, and grieve the loss of an affectionate husband, loving father and dutiful son.
Page 1
DEATH'S DOINGS
Died, at his home near Knoxville, March 2, Mr. H. W. Hall, aged 36. He had been in declining health for more than three years, four months of which he was bedridden and a great sufferer. A member of the Methodist church and a conscientious and honorable christian gentleman, he stood high in his community, and general regret is felt at his demise. It will be remembered that he married Miss Bettie Blain, daughter of Hon. Robert Blain, of this place. She and three children, with his aged mother, survive him, and grieve the loss of an affectionate husband, loving father and dutiful son.
SEMI-WEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNAL, STANFORD, KY., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1891
Page 1
DEATH'S DOINGS
Died, at his home near Knoxville, March 2, Mr. H. W. Hall, aged 36. He had been in declining health for more than three years, four months of which he was bedridden and a great sufferer. A member of the Methodist church and a conscientious and honorable christian gentleman, he stood high in his community, and general regret is felt at his demise. It will be remembered that he married Miss Bettie Blain, daughter of Hon. Robert Blain, of this place. She and three children, with his aged mother, survive him, and grieve the loss of an affectionate husband, loving father and dutiful son.
Page 1
DEATH'S DOINGS
Died, at his home near Knoxville, March 2, Mr. H. W. Hall, aged 36. He had been in declining health for more than three years, four months of which he was bedridden and a great sufferer. A member of the Methodist church and a conscientious and honorable christian gentleman, he stood high in his community, and general regret is felt at his demise. It will be remembered that he married Miss Bettie Blain, daughter of Hon. Robert Blain, of this place. She and three children, with his aged mother, survive him, and grieve the loss of an affectionate husband, loving father and dutiful son.
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