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Gladys Leone <I>Hall</I> French

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Gladys Leone Hall French

Birth
Purmela, Coryell County, Texas, USA
Death
14 Oct 1992 (aged 94)
Canyonville, Douglas County, Oregon, USA
Burial
Inglewood, Los Angeles County, California, USA Add to Map
Plot
#424 Fairhaven GR C
Memorial ID
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Daughter of Jacob Henry Hall and Florence Gregg. Born in Nursey (Purnela) Victoria County, Texas.
At 6 months old she moved with her parents to Camp Verde, Yavapai, Arizona Territory then Cloride, Mohave County, Arizona.
When she was 9 she met her husband Richard O. French. He was a cowboy working a ranch nearby. He moved on and later came back and married her on 16 October 1915 in her parents' home. (Chloride AZ)
They later moved to Kingman, Mohave County, Arizona. They had 3 children: Helen Leone, Lois Noreen and Eustace Alexander French.
When Lois Noreen was 12, they moved to Chino, California where they owned a chicken ranch. After the children were grown, they moved to Redondo Beach and later to Seal Beach. After Richard's death, Gladys moved to Ojai, Ventura County, California to be close to daughter Noreen and her grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. About 1980 she lived with her daughter, and moved in with son Eustace in Canyonville, Douglas County, Oregon.
We lost her at age 94. What a loving and wonderful grandmother she was to all us grandkids. Her great and great-great grandkids have such fond memories of a loving great-grandmother. We will miss you always.

HALL, HENRY J (1910 U.S. Census)
ARIZONA , MOHAVE, CHLORIDE
Age: 40, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: OR married one time for 16 years Farmer Ranch
Series: T624 Roll: 41 Page: 11
Florence wife F Married age 36 Married one time for 16 years (1 child --number of children is incorrect) bor TXn
Eustace son M S age 14 born TX
Gladis L. daughter F W age 12 S born TX
Raymond G son M age 6 born Arizona
Phillis R Daughter F age 10 months born Arizona

Name: Gladys H. French
Last Residence: 97417 Canyonville, Douglas, Oregon, United States of America
Born: 13 Jan 1898
Died: 14 Oct 1992
State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951)
Daughter of Jacob Henry Hall and Florence Gregg. Born in Nursey (Purnela) Victoria County, Texas.
At 6 months old she moved with her parents to Camp Verde, Yavapai, Arizona Territory then Cloride, Mohave County, Arizona.
When she was 9 she met her husband Richard O. French. He was a cowboy working a ranch nearby. He moved on and later came back and married her on 16 October 1915 in her parents' home. (Chloride AZ)
They later moved to Kingman, Mohave County, Arizona. They had 3 children: Helen Leone, Lois Noreen and Eustace Alexander French.
When Lois Noreen was 12, they moved to Chino, California where they owned a chicken ranch. After the children were grown, they moved to Redondo Beach and later to Seal Beach. After Richard's death, Gladys moved to Ojai, Ventura County, California to be close to daughter Noreen and her grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. About 1980 she lived with her daughter, and moved in with son Eustace in Canyonville, Douglas County, Oregon.
We lost her at age 94. What a loving and wonderful grandmother she was to all us grandkids. Her great and great-great grandkids have such fond memories of a loving great-grandmother. We will miss you always.

HALL, HENRY J (1910 U.S. Census)
ARIZONA , MOHAVE, CHLORIDE
Age: 40, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: OR married one time for 16 years Farmer Ranch
Series: T624 Roll: 41 Page: 11
Florence wife F Married age 36 Married one time for 16 years (1 child --number of children is incorrect) bor TXn
Eustace son M S age 14 born TX
Gladis L. daughter F W age 12 S born TX
Raymond G son M age 6 born Arizona
Phillis R Daughter F age 10 months born Arizona

Name: Gladys H. French
Last Residence: 97417 Canyonville, Douglas, Oregon, United States of America
Born: 13 Jan 1898
Died: 14 Oct 1992
State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951)

Inscription

FRENCH
Wife-Mother
GLADYS H.
1898-1992

Gravesite Details

Cremated in Oregon, ashes buried with Husband Richard



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