Martha E. Nutt Hall was one of the children born to Isaac Brewster Nutt, Sr. and his wife Sarah Ann "Sally" Munroe. Martha was employed as a housekeeper according to census records.
Martha was united in marriage on June 22, 1857 in Natick, Massachusetts to Private Adna Penniman Hall, her brother-in-law by marriage. Martha and Adna were blessed with the birth of at least two children during their short four year marriage:
Sarah E. Hall
Albert E. Hall
Martha and Adna were married for four years when he enlisted as a Private in Company H of the Massachusetts 13th Infantry Regiment during the US Civil War.
Martha passed away about one month after the birth of her second child at the young age of almost 27, while her husband was serving in the US Civil War, of consumption according to her death records. Interment verified thru death records.
Martha was united in marriage on June 22, 1857 in Natick, Massachusetts to Private Adna Penniman Hall, her brother-in-law by marriage. Martha and Adna were blessed with the birth of at least two children during their short four year marriage:
Sarah E. Hall
Albert E. Hall
Martha and Adna were married for four years when he enlisted as a Private in Company H of the Massachusetts 13th Infantry Regiment during the US Civil War.
Martha passed away about one month after the birth of her second child at the young age of almost 27, while her husband was serving in the US Civil War, of consumption according to her death records. Interment verified thru death records.
Martha E. Nutt Hall was one of the children born to Isaac Brewster Nutt, Sr. and his wife Sarah Ann "Sally" Munroe. Martha was employed as a housekeeper according to census records.
Martha was united in marriage on June 22, 1857 in Natick, Massachusetts to Private Adna Penniman Hall, her brother-in-law by marriage. Martha and Adna were blessed with the birth of at least two children during their short four year marriage:
Sarah E. Hall
Albert E. Hall
Martha and Adna were married for four years when he enlisted as a Private in Company H of the Massachusetts 13th Infantry Regiment during the US Civil War.
Martha passed away about one month after the birth of her second child at the young age of almost 27, while her husband was serving in the US Civil War, of consumption according to her death records. Interment verified thru death records.
Martha was united in marriage on June 22, 1857 in Natick, Massachusetts to Private Adna Penniman Hall, her brother-in-law by marriage. Martha and Adna were blessed with the birth of at least two children during their short four year marriage:
Sarah E. Hall
Albert E. Hall
Martha and Adna were married for four years when he enlisted as a Private in Company H of the Massachusetts 13th Infantry Regiment during the US Civil War.
Martha passed away about one month after the birth of her second child at the young age of almost 27, while her husband was serving in the US Civil War, of consumption according to her death records. Interment verified thru death records.
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