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Isaac Hallman

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Isaac Hallman

Birth
Wilmot Township, Waterloo Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Death
1 Apr 1901 (aged 60)
Wallace Township, Perth County, Ontario, Canada
Burial
Kurtzville, Perth County, Ontario, Canada Add to Map
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Isaac Hallman and Anna "Nancy" Biehn/Bean were married on December 20, 1864, in Wilmot Township, Ontario. The couple lived in Wallace Township, Perth County, where Isaac was a farmer.

In 1882, Isaac Hallman was ordained minister of the new Mennonite Church in Kurtzville and served there until his death.

Newspaper Death Announcement
Mr. Isaac Hallman, a well known farmer of Wallace, died very suddenly of heart disease, at his home on Monday last. He had been treated for heart trouble for some time but was thought to be a good deal better of late, and had in fact been in town a few days before and looked, so far as looks went, the picture of health. He went out to the barn to feed stock on Monday, and not returning when the family were ready to sit down to dinner, his son went out to find him and found him dead. He had apparently fallen back while engaged in feeding some of the stock and life was quite extinct. He leaves quite a large family of grown up sons and daughters, two of them married daughters Mrs. Chris Horn and Mrs. Geo Dipple living in town. The funeral took place yesterday to the Kurtzville cemetery, and was largely attended. Mr. Hallman had been a hard working and successful farmer and intended shortly to retire from the farm. He was in the 61st year of his life."
- Listowel Banner, April 4, 1901
Isaac Hallman and Anna "Nancy" Biehn/Bean were married on December 20, 1864, in Wilmot Township, Ontario. The couple lived in Wallace Township, Perth County, where Isaac was a farmer.

In 1882, Isaac Hallman was ordained minister of the new Mennonite Church in Kurtzville and served there until his death.

Newspaper Death Announcement
Mr. Isaac Hallman, a well known farmer of Wallace, died very suddenly of heart disease, at his home on Monday last. He had been treated for heart trouble for some time but was thought to be a good deal better of late, and had in fact been in town a few days before and looked, so far as looks went, the picture of health. He went out to the barn to feed stock on Monday, and not returning when the family were ready to sit down to dinner, his son went out to find him and found him dead. He had apparently fallen back while engaged in feeding some of the stock and life was quite extinct. He leaves quite a large family of grown up sons and daughters, two of them married daughters Mrs. Chris Horn and Mrs. Geo Dipple living in town. The funeral took place yesterday to the Kurtzville cemetery, and was largely attended. Mr. Hallman had been a hard working and successful farmer and intended shortly to retire from the farm. He was in the 61st year of his life."
- Listowel Banner, April 4, 1901

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Hallman/ Isaac Hallman/ born Dec. 18, 1840/ died April 1, 1901/ Nancy Hallman/ born Feb. 17/ 1845/ died Feb. 5, 1909/

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  • Created by: Cay Bauman
  • Added: Feb 14, 2022
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/236753744/isaac-hallman: accessed ), memorial page for Isaac Hallman (18 Dec 1840–1 Apr 1901), Find a Grave Memorial ID 236753744, citing Kurtzville Mennonite Cemetery, Kurtzville, Perth County, Ontario, Canada; Maintained by Cay Bauman (contributor 49821024).