This is my Grandfather my mom's dad
Homer E Hall was born in DeKalb County Indiana, the son of Samuel M. C. and Alice E. Topping Hall on Wednesday, April 11,1877.
When he was two years old, his parents were divorced and he, his Mother, brother and sister, moved to live with his Grandparents - James and Mary Topping.
He attended the Corunna school an was taught the rudimentary education of that period - the 3 R's, and in 1891, we find Homer still in school whcih unusual for a young man of that day.
Esther H. born in 1901 and married James Lammon.
Willard L. born in 1903 and married Henrietta O'Neil.
George H. born in September 11, 1904, married Erna.
Carrie also had a set of twins who died in infancy in 1899.
In 1910 we find Homer and Carrie living on Indiana tStreet in Waterville with the children; Esther, Willard, George and Ruth and Homer was working as a fireman at the stone quarry.
Ruth Violet born may 11, 1906 and married Ernest Hohenberger.
Henry C. borned June 1908 and married Thelma Trumble.
Clearence C. born July 2, 1913, and married Dorothy Arring.
Hazel A. born September 14, 1914 and married Walter Stucker and later married Clair Howard Sr.
Viola F. born May 30, 1918, and married Hillard Smith Sr.
Juanita M. born October 13, 1925, and married Joseph LaJuenesse and later William Caldwell.
Homer was an intelligent man and was very mechanically minded, able to preform and manual building task with superior skill. He was an accomplished cement finisher. having poured some of the first sidewalks in Toledo, Ohio. He was also a factory worker, laborer, and contractor.
Homer loved to garden and was an early advocate of raised beds - today's rage.
Had it not been for Homer's problem with alcohol, life for his family may have been much different. But in spite of what seem an unstable childhood, Carrie and Homer's children possess the understanding virtues of being truly caring, loving and responsible person maintaining close family ties.
Carrie died at 281 Summer Street Toledo, Ohio, on Sunday September 15, 1940 and is buried in the Waterville Cemetary.
Homer died in the Lucas County Home on Saturday, August 26, 1961 and is buried in the Waterville Cemetary.
I like to thank Charles R. Geach for making and transferring my Grandfather's memorial to me.
I would like to Thank MidwestMom4 for sponsoring my Grandfather's memorial.
Homer E Hall was born in DeKalb County Indiana, the son of Samuel M. C. and Alice E. Topping Hall on Wednesday, April 11,1877.
When he was two years old, his parents were divorced and he, his Mother, brother and sister, moved to live with his Grandparents - James and Mary Topping.
He attended the Corunna school an was taught the rudimentary education of that period - the 3 R's, and in 1891, we find Homer still in school whcih unusual for a young man of that day.
Esther H. born in 1901 and married James Lammon.
Willard L. born in 1903 and married Henrietta O'Neil.
George H. born in September 11, 1904, married Erna.
Carrie also had a set of twins who died in infancy in 1899.
In 1910 we find Homer and Carrie living on Indiana tStreet in Waterville with the children; Esther, Willard, George and Ruth and Homer was working as a fireman at the stone quarry.
Ruth Violet born may 11, 1906 and married Ernest Hohenberger.
Henry C. borned June 1908 and married Thelma Trumble.
Clearence C. born July 2, 1913, and married Dorothy Arring.
Hazel A. born September 14, 1914 and married Walter Stucker and later married Clair Howard Sr.
Viola F. born May 30, 1918, and married Hillard Smith Sr.
Juanita M. born October 13, 1925, and married Joseph LaJuenesse and later William Caldwell.
Homer was an intelligent man and was very mechanically minded, able to preform and manual building task with superior skill. He was an accomplished cement finisher. having poured some of the first sidewalks in Toledo, Ohio. He was also a factory worker, laborer, and contractor.
Homer loved to garden and was an early advocate of raised beds - today's rage.
Had it not been for Homer's problem with alcohol, life for his family may have been much different. But in spite of what seem an unstable childhood, Carrie and Homer's children possess the understanding virtues of being truly caring, loving and responsible person maintaining close family ties.
Carrie died at 281 Summer Street Toledo, Ohio, on Sunday September 15, 1940 and is buried in the Waterville Cemetary.
Homer died in the Lucas County Home on Saturday, August 26, 1961 and is buried in the Waterville Cemetary.
I like to thank Charles R. Geach for making and transferring my Grandfather's memorial to me.
I would like to Thank MidwestMom4 for sponsoring my Grandfather's memorial.
This is my Grandfather my mom's dad
Homer E Hall was born in DeKalb County Indiana, the son of Samuel M. C. and Alice E. Topping Hall on Wednesday, April 11,1877.
When he was two years old, his parents were divorced and he, his Mother, brother and sister, moved to live with his Grandparents - James and Mary Topping.
He attended the Corunna school an was taught the rudimentary education of that period - the 3 R's, and in 1891, we find Homer still in school whcih unusual for a young man of that day.
Esther H. born in 1901 and married James Lammon.
Willard L. born in 1903 and married Henrietta O'Neil.
George H. born in September 11, 1904, married Erna.
Carrie also had a set of twins who died in infancy in 1899.
In 1910 we find Homer and Carrie living on Indiana tStreet in Waterville with the children; Esther, Willard, George and Ruth and Homer was working as a fireman at the stone quarry.
Ruth Violet born may 11, 1906 and married Ernest Hohenberger.
Henry C. borned June 1908 and married Thelma Trumble.
Clearence C. born July 2, 1913, and married Dorothy Arring.
Hazel A. born September 14, 1914 and married Walter Stucker and later married Clair Howard Sr.
Viola F. born May 30, 1918, and married Hillard Smith Sr.
Juanita M. born October 13, 1925, and married Joseph LaJuenesse and later William Caldwell.
Homer was an intelligent man and was very mechanically minded, able to preform and manual building task with superior skill. He was an accomplished cement finisher. having poured some of the first sidewalks in Toledo, Ohio. He was also a factory worker, laborer, and contractor.
Homer loved to garden and was an early advocate of raised beds - today's rage.
Had it not been for Homer's problem with alcohol, life for his family may have been much different. But in spite of what seem an unstable childhood, Carrie and Homer's children possess the understanding virtues of being truly caring, loving and responsible person maintaining close family ties.
Carrie died at 281 Summer Street Toledo, Ohio, on Sunday September 15, 1940 and is buried in the Waterville Cemetary.
Homer died in the Lucas County Home on Saturday, August 26, 1961 and is buried in the Waterville Cemetary.
I like to thank Charles R. Geach for making and transferring my Grandfather's memorial to me.
I would like to Thank MidwestMom4 for sponsoring my Grandfather's memorial.
Homer E Hall was born in DeKalb County Indiana, the son of Samuel M. C. and Alice E. Topping Hall on Wednesday, April 11,1877.
When he was two years old, his parents were divorced and he, his Mother, brother and sister, moved to live with his Grandparents - James and Mary Topping.
He attended the Corunna school an was taught the rudimentary education of that period - the 3 R's, and in 1891, we find Homer still in school whcih unusual for a young man of that day.
Esther H. born in 1901 and married James Lammon.
Willard L. born in 1903 and married Henrietta O'Neil.
George H. born in September 11, 1904, married Erna.
Carrie also had a set of twins who died in infancy in 1899.
In 1910 we find Homer and Carrie living on Indiana tStreet in Waterville with the children; Esther, Willard, George and Ruth and Homer was working as a fireman at the stone quarry.
Ruth Violet born may 11, 1906 and married Ernest Hohenberger.
Henry C. borned June 1908 and married Thelma Trumble.
Clearence C. born July 2, 1913, and married Dorothy Arring.
Hazel A. born September 14, 1914 and married Walter Stucker and later married Clair Howard Sr.
Viola F. born May 30, 1918, and married Hillard Smith Sr.
Juanita M. born October 13, 1925, and married Joseph LaJuenesse and later William Caldwell.
Homer was an intelligent man and was very mechanically minded, able to preform and manual building task with superior skill. He was an accomplished cement finisher. having poured some of the first sidewalks in Toledo, Ohio. He was also a factory worker, laborer, and contractor.
Homer loved to garden and was an early advocate of raised beds - today's rage.
Had it not been for Homer's problem with alcohol, life for his family may have been much different. But in spite of what seem an unstable childhood, Carrie and Homer's children possess the understanding virtues of being truly caring, loving and responsible person maintaining close family ties.
Carrie died at 281 Summer Street Toledo, Ohio, on Sunday September 15, 1940 and is buried in the Waterville Cemetary.
Homer died in the Lucas County Home on Saturday, August 26, 1961 and is buried in the Waterville Cemetary.
I like to thank Charles R. Geach for making and transferring my Grandfather's memorial to me.
I would like to Thank MidwestMom4 for sponsoring my Grandfather's memorial.
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