PARENTAGE-MARRIAGE-ISSUE: HISTORY OF STORY COUNTY, IOWA, By W. O. Payne, The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1911, page 482 & 483. "JAMES M. HALL - ..... In 1873 Mr. Hall was united in marriage to Miss Jennie Bell, a daughter of Henry Bell, a prominent farmer of Polk county, and of this union seven children have been born, five of whom are now living, namely: Clara, the wife of Henry Denniston, a farmer of Collins township; Charles H., a practicing attorney of Nevada, this state; Grace, now the wife of O. G. Smith, of Nevada; Milo, of Des Moines, Iowa; and Jennie, who is living at home and is attending the Collins high school...."
MARRIAGE: Iowa Historical Library, Des Moines, Iowa. MARRIAGE REGISTER AND INDEX, POLK COUNTY, IOWA, Vol. 1, page 13. "Date of License - 9-10-1873, Full Name of Groom - James M. Hall, Full Name of Bride - Bell, Jennie, When and Where Married - Deleware Twp., Witness - Lewis Bell, By Whom Married - James Hutson, Minister, Date of Return - 9-17-1873"
SPOUSE-ISSUE: HISTORY OF STORY COUNTY, IOWA, By W. O. Payne, The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1911, page 399 & 400. "CHARLES H. HALL - .... He was born in Peoria, Iowa, October 25, 1880, a son of James M. and Mary Jane (Bell) Hall. ...... The mother of our subject was born at Valparaiso, Indiana, and is also an active member of the Methodist church. There were five children in the family of Mr. and Mrs. Hall, namely: Clara, who married H. C. Denniston, a farmer, now living near Collins; Charles H., our subject; Grace, now Mrs. O. G. Smith, of Nevada; Milo, a shoe salesman of Des Moines, Iowa; and Jennie, at home. ....."
BIRTH-PARENTAGE-SIBLINGS: HISTORY OF POLK COUNTY IOWA; Iowa Historical Library Des Moines, Iowa; 977.788; Washington Township; p. 1012. "BELL, HENRY - ..... He was married to Miss Margaret Graybeal. Their family consists of five children living: Lewis H. (born January 14, 1850), Sarah I. (born August 16, 1851), Mary J. (born February 3, 1853), Alice W. (born October 16, 1855) and Amanda (born July 7, 1857). Lost one, Lois E. (born November 8, 1848, died January 12, 1850)."
BIRTH-PARENTAGE-SIBLINGS-MARRIED NAME-PLACE LIVING IN 1910: Iowa Historical Library, Des Moines, Iowa, THE MAXWELL TRIBUNE VOL XXVIII, Maxwell, Iowa, Thursday December 22, 1910, page 1. "OBITUARY - Margaret Graybeal ... On January 16, 1848 she was united in marriage to Henry Bell and to this union six children were born. ....One daughter, Lois E., died in infancy, and a son, Lewis H., died in August, 1904. The children present at the funeral were: Mrs. Jane Hall, of Collins; Mrs. Alice Beach, of Zearing; and Mrs. Amanda Elliott, of Berwick. Mrs. Ida Dunlap, who resides in Minnesota, was unable to be present..."
BIRTH-SPOUSE-ISSUE-DEATH-BURIAL: THE MAXWELL TRIBUNE, Maxwell, Iowa, Thursday, April 14, 1921, page 1, column 5. "MRS. J. M. HALL. - Mrs. J. M. Hall died at her home in Collins last Friday at the age of sixty-eight years. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Collins Sunday and interment was made in the Peoria cemetery. Mrs. Hall had been quite ill for some time, but was improving and thought to be recovering when she suddenly succumbed to an attack of heart trouble. Mrs. Hall is survived by her husband, two sons, Charles H., of Nevada, and Milo, of Collins; three daughters, Mrs. Clara Denniston and Mrs. Mattie Biddick, of Collins, and Mrs. Grace Smith, of Toledo; also a number of grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Hall at one time resided in Maxwell."
MARRIAGE: Iowa Historical Library, Des Moines, Iowa. MARRIAGE REGISTER AND INDEX, POLK COUNTY, IOWA, Vol. 1, page 13. "Date of License - 9-10-1873, Full Name of Groom - James M. Hall, Full Name of Bride - Bell, Jennie, When and Where Married - Deleware Twp., Witness - Lewis Bell, By Whom Married - James Hutson, Minister, Date of Return - 9-17-1873"
SPOUSE-ISSUE: HISTORY OF STORY COUNTY, IOWA, By W. O. Payne, The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1911, page 399 & 400. "CHARLES H. HALL - .... He was born in Peoria, Iowa, October 25, 1880, a son of James M. and Mary Jane (Bell) Hall. ...... The mother of our subject was born at Valparaiso, Indiana, and is also an active member of the Methodist church. There were five children in the family of Mr. and Mrs. Hall, namely: Clara, who married H. C. Denniston, a farmer, now living near Collins; Charles H., our subject; Grace, now Mrs. O. G. Smith, of Nevada; Milo, a shoe salesman of Des Moines, Iowa; and Jennie, at home. ....."
BIRTH-PARENTAGE-SIBLINGS: HISTORY OF POLK COUNTY IOWA; Iowa Historical Library Des Moines, Iowa; 977.788; Washington Township; p. 1012. "BELL, HENRY - ..... He was married to Miss Margaret Graybeal. Their family consists of five children living: Lewis H. (born January 14, 1850), Sarah I. (born August 16, 1851), Mary J. (born February 3, 1853), Alice W. (born October 16, 1855) and Amanda (born July 7, 1857). Lost one, Lois E. (born November 8, 1848, died January 12, 1850)."
BIRTH-PARENTAGE-SIBLINGS-MARRIED NAME-PLACE LIVING IN 1910: Iowa Historical Library, Des Moines, Iowa, THE MAXWELL TRIBUNE VOL XXVIII, Maxwell, Iowa, Thursday December 22, 1910, page 1. "OBITUARY - Margaret Graybeal ... On January 16, 1848 she was united in marriage to Henry Bell and to this union six children were born. ....One daughter, Lois E., died in infancy, and a son, Lewis H., died in August, 1904. The children present at the funeral were: Mrs. Jane Hall, of Collins; Mrs. Alice Beach, of Zearing; and Mrs. Amanda Elliott, of Berwick. Mrs. Ida Dunlap, who resides in Minnesota, was unable to be present..."
BIRTH-SPOUSE-ISSUE-DEATH-BURIAL: THE MAXWELL TRIBUNE, Maxwell, Iowa, Thursday, April 14, 1921, page 1, column 5. "MRS. J. M. HALL. - Mrs. J. M. Hall died at her home in Collins last Friday at the age of sixty-eight years. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Collins Sunday and interment was made in the Peoria cemetery. Mrs. Hall had been quite ill for some time, but was improving and thought to be recovering when she suddenly succumbed to an attack of heart trouble. Mrs. Hall is survived by her husband, two sons, Charles H., of Nevada, and Milo, of Collins; three daughters, Mrs. Clara Denniston and Mrs. Mattie Biddick, of Collins, and Mrs. Grace Smith, of Toledo; also a number of grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Hall at one time resided in Maxwell."
PARENTAGE-MARRIAGE-ISSUE: HISTORY OF STORY COUNTY, IOWA, By W. O. Payne, The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1911, page 482 & 483. "JAMES M. HALL - ..... In 1873 Mr. Hall was united in marriage to Miss Jennie Bell, a daughter of Henry Bell, a prominent farmer of Polk county, and of this union seven children have been born, five of whom are now living, namely: Clara, the wife of Henry Denniston, a farmer of Collins township; Charles H., a practicing attorney of Nevada, this state; Grace, now the wife of O. G. Smith, of Nevada; Milo, of Des Moines, Iowa; and Jennie, who is living at home and is attending the Collins high school...."
MARRIAGE: Iowa Historical Library, Des Moines, Iowa. MARRIAGE REGISTER AND INDEX, POLK COUNTY, IOWA, Vol. 1, page 13. "Date of License - 9-10-1873, Full Name of Groom - James M. Hall, Full Name of Bride - Bell, Jennie, When and Where Married - Deleware Twp., Witness - Lewis Bell, By Whom Married - James Hutson, Minister, Date of Return - 9-17-1873"
SPOUSE-ISSUE: HISTORY OF STORY COUNTY, IOWA, By W. O. Payne, The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1911, page 399 & 400. "CHARLES H. HALL - .... He was born in Peoria, Iowa, October 25, 1880, a son of James M. and Mary Jane (Bell) Hall. ...... The mother of our subject was born at Valparaiso, Indiana, and is also an active member of the Methodist church. There were five children in the family of Mr. and Mrs. Hall, namely: Clara, who married H. C. Denniston, a farmer, now living near Collins; Charles H., our subject; Grace, now Mrs. O. G. Smith, of Nevada; Milo, a shoe salesman of Des Moines, Iowa; and Jennie, at home. ....."
BIRTH-PARENTAGE-SIBLINGS: HISTORY OF POLK COUNTY IOWA; Iowa Historical Library Des Moines, Iowa; 977.788; Washington Township; p. 1012. "BELL, HENRY - ..... He was married to Miss Margaret Graybeal. Their family consists of five children living: Lewis H. (born January 14, 1850), Sarah I. (born August 16, 1851), Mary J. (born February 3, 1853), Alice W. (born October 16, 1855) and Amanda (born July 7, 1857). Lost one, Lois E. (born November 8, 1848, died January 12, 1850)."
BIRTH-PARENTAGE-SIBLINGS-MARRIED NAME-PLACE LIVING IN 1910: Iowa Historical Library, Des Moines, Iowa, THE MAXWELL TRIBUNE VOL XXVIII, Maxwell, Iowa, Thursday December 22, 1910, page 1. "OBITUARY - Margaret Graybeal ... On January 16, 1848 she was united in marriage to Henry Bell and to this union six children were born. ....One daughter, Lois E., died in infancy, and a son, Lewis H., died in August, 1904. The children present at the funeral were: Mrs. Jane Hall, of Collins; Mrs. Alice Beach, of Zearing; and Mrs. Amanda Elliott, of Berwick. Mrs. Ida Dunlap, who resides in Minnesota, was unable to be present..."
BIRTH-SPOUSE-ISSUE-DEATH-BURIAL: THE MAXWELL TRIBUNE, Maxwell, Iowa, Thursday, April 14, 1921, page 1, column 5. "MRS. J. M. HALL. - Mrs. J. M. Hall died at her home in Collins last Friday at the age of sixty-eight years. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Collins Sunday and interment was made in the Peoria cemetery. Mrs. Hall had been quite ill for some time, but was improving and thought to be recovering when she suddenly succumbed to an attack of heart trouble. Mrs. Hall is survived by her husband, two sons, Charles H., of Nevada, and Milo, of Collins; three daughters, Mrs. Clara Denniston and Mrs. Mattie Biddick, of Collins, and Mrs. Grace Smith, of Toledo; also a number of grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Hall at one time resided in Maxwell."
MARRIAGE: Iowa Historical Library, Des Moines, Iowa. MARRIAGE REGISTER AND INDEX, POLK COUNTY, IOWA, Vol. 1, page 13. "Date of License - 9-10-1873, Full Name of Groom - James M. Hall, Full Name of Bride - Bell, Jennie, When and Where Married - Deleware Twp., Witness - Lewis Bell, By Whom Married - James Hutson, Minister, Date of Return - 9-17-1873"
SPOUSE-ISSUE: HISTORY OF STORY COUNTY, IOWA, By W. O. Payne, The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1911, page 399 & 400. "CHARLES H. HALL - .... He was born in Peoria, Iowa, October 25, 1880, a son of James M. and Mary Jane (Bell) Hall. ...... The mother of our subject was born at Valparaiso, Indiana, and is also an active member of the Methodist church. There were five children in the family of Mr. and Mrs. Hall, namely: Clara, who married H. C. Denniston, a farmer, now living near Collins; Charles H., our subject; Grace, now Mrs. O. G. Smith, of Nevada; Milo, a shoe salesman of Des Moines, Iowa; and Jennie, at home. ....."
BIRTH-PARENTAGE-SIBLINGS: HISTORY OF POLK COUNTY IOWA; Iowa Historical Library Des Moines, Iowa; 977.788; Washington Township; p. 1012. "BELL, HENRY - ..... He was married to Miss Margaret Graybeal. Their family consists of five children living: Lewis H. (born January 14, 1850), Sarah I. (born August 16, 1851), Mary J. (born February 3, 1853), Alice W. (born October 16, 1855) and Amanda (born July 7, 1857). Lost one, Lois E. (born November 8, 1848, died January 12, 1850)."
BIRTH-PARENTAGE-SIBLINGS-MARRIED NAME-PLACE LIVING IN 1910: Iowa Historical Library, Des Moines, Iowa, THE MAXWELL TRIBUNE VOL XXVIII, Maxwell, Iowa, Thursday December 22, 1910, page 1. "OBITUARY - Margaret Graybeal ... On January 16, 1848 she was united in marriage to Henry Bell and to this union six children were born. ....One daughter, Lois E., died in infancy, and a son, Lewis H., died in August, 1904. The children present at the funeral were: Mrs. Jane Hall, of Collins; Mrs. Alice Beach, of Zearing; and Mrs. Amanda Elliott, of Berwick. Mrs. Ida Dunlap, who resides in Minnesota, was unable to be present..."
BIRTH-SPOUSE-ISSUE-DEATH-BURIAL: THE MAXWELL TRIBUNE, Maxwell, Iowa, Thursday, April 14, 1921, page 1, column 5. "MRS. J. M. HALL. - Mrs. J. M. Hall died at her home in Collins last Friday at the age of sixty-eight years. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Collins Sunday and interment was made in the Peoria cemetery. Mrs. Hall had been quite ill for some time, but was improving and thought to be recovering when she suddenly succumbed to an attack of heart trouble. Mrs. Hall is survived by her husband, two sons, Charles H., of Nevada, and Milo, of Collins; three daughters, Mrs. Clara Denniston and Mrs. Mattie Biddick, of Collins, and Mrs. Grace Smith, of Toledo; also a number of grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Hall at one time resided in Maxwell."
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