Daughter of Jacob Henry Hall ( 1870-1949) and Florence Gregg Hall (1874-1932). Born after family came to Arizona Territory from Coryell Co. Texas. Married Fred Leonard Brooks in Las Vegas, Clark Co Nv on April 8 1932. They had one son Fredrick Richard Brooks.
She spend the majority of her life in her birthplace Chloride. She attended the 4 room school in Chloride.
In 1960 she moved to Kingman an trilled customers and the locals with her windows at Central Comerical Store down town for many years. This was her first job, and her artistic ability soon became well known. Phyllis became a local artist famous for her desert paintings. In 1962 She filfilled her lifetime desire to paint. Grad. from Artist's School. She had a gallery called The Little Art Gallery with friend Nita Tucker in Kingman.
Many of her Great nephews and nieces, got to pick a painting for a wedding present. What a joy, and they are treasured many years later.
She was a wonderful Wife, Mother, and Aunt to all of us, Her memory warms our hearts. Your missed and loved so very much.
State of Nevada, County of Clark,ss
This is to certify that undersigned Medthodit Episoopal Minstier on the eighth day of April 1932 join in lawful wedlock
FRED LEONARD BROOKS of Kingman state of Arizona
PHYLLIS HALL of Kingman state of Arizona
with their mutual concent, in the presence of MRS. GLADYS FRENCH and KENNETH HALL who were witnesses.
C.S. Reynolds
Paster First M.S.Church,Las Vegas NV
filed Apr 11 1932
Book 2 Page 291
Clark Co Nevada
She spend the majority of her life in her birthplace Chloride. She attended the 4 room school in Chloride.
In 1960 she moved to Kingman an trilled customers and the locals with her windows at Central Comerical Store down town for many years. This was her first job, and her artistic ability soon became well known. Phyllis became a local artist famous for her desert paintings. In 1962 She filfilled her lifetime desire to paint. Grad. from Artist's School. She had a gallery called The Little Art Gallery with friend Nita Tucker in Kingman.
Many of her Great nephews and nieces, got to pick a painting for a wedding present. What a joy, and they are treasured many years later.
She was a wonderful Wife, Mother, and Aunt to all of us, Her memory warms our hearts. Your missed and loved so very much.
State of Nevada, County of Clark,ss
This is to certify that undersigned Medthodit Episoopal Minstier on the eighth day of April 1932 join in lawful wedlock
FRED LEONARD BROOKS of Kingman state of Arizona
PHYLLIS HALL of Kingman state of Arizona
with their mutual concent, in the presence of MRS. GLADYS FRENCH and KENNETH HALL who were witnesses.
C.S. Reynolds
Paster First M.S.Church,Las Vegas NV
filed Apr 11 1932
Book 2 Page 291
Clark Co Nevada
Daughter of Jacob Henry Hall ( 1870-1949) and Florence Gregg Hall (1874-1932). Born after family came to Arizona Territory from Coryell Co. Texas. Married Fred Leonard Brooks in Las Vegas, Clark Co Nv on April 8 1932. They had one son Fredrick Richard Brooks.
She spend the majority of her life in her birthplace Chloride. She attended the 4 room school in Chloride.
In 1960 she moved to Kingman an trilled customers and the locals with her windows at Central Comerical Store down town for many years. This was her first job, and her artistic ability soon became well known. Phyllis became a local artist famous for her desert paintings. In 1962 She filfilled her lifetime desire to paint. Grad. from Artist's School. She had a gallery called The Little Art Gallery with friend Nita Tucker in Kingman.
Many of her Great nephews and nieces, got to pick a painting for a wedding present. What a joy, and they are treasured many years later.
She was a wonderful Wife, Mother, and Aunt to all of us, Her memory warms our hearts. Your missed and loved so very much.
State of Nevada, County of Clark,ss
This is to certify that undersigned Medthodit Episoopal Minstier on the eighth day of April 1932 join in lawful wedlock
FRED LEONARD BROOKS of Kingman state of Arizona
PHYLLIS HALL of Kingman state of Arizona
with their mutual concent, in the presence of MRS. GLADYS FRENCH and KENNETH HALL who were witnesses.
C.S. Reynolds
Paster First M.S.Church,Las Vegas NV
filed Apr 11 1932
Book 2 Page 291
Clark Co Nevada
She spend the majority of her life in her birthplace Chloride. She attended the 4 room school in Chloride.
In 1960 she moved to Kingman an trilled customers and the locals with her windows at Central Comerical Store down town for many years. This was her first job, and her artistic ability soon became well known. Phyllis became a local artist famous for her desert paintings. In 1962 She filfilled her lifetime desire to paint. Grad. from Artist's School. She had a gallery called The Little Art Gallery with friend Nita Tucker in Kingman.
Many of her Great nephews and nieces, got to pick a painting for a wedding present. What a joy, and they are treasured many years later.
She was a wonderful Wife, Mother, and Aunt to all of us, Her memory warms our hearts. Your missed and loved so very much.
State of Nevada, County of Clark,ss
This is to certify that undersigned Medthodit Episoopal Minstier on the eighth day of April 1932 join in lawful wedlock
FRED LEONARD BROOKS of Kingman state of Arizona
PHYLLIS HALL of Kingman state of Arizona
with their mutual concent, in the presence of MRS. GLADYS FRENCH and KENNETH HALL who were witnesses.
C.S. Reynolds
Paster First M.S.Church,Las Vegas NV
filed Apr 11 1932
Book 2 Page 291
Clark Co Nevada
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BROOKS
Fred Leonard 1894-1956
Married Aprril 8 1932
Phyllis Ruth Hall
1909-1989
Gravesite Details
WONDERFUL atist. Great Nephew Gene Bower has LARGE collection of her paintings. Also at Kingman Museum.
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