Rinaldo R. Hall who has been in failing health for several months, died Last Thursday at his home on Sharp street. He was a son of Gordon and Susun Hall and was born April 27, 1849 in Thetford, Vt. When a young man he removed with his parents to Lewis county and for several years was a member of the milling firm of Hall & Andrews. He was twice married his first wife being Eleanor J. Crumb, of New Bremen, whom he
married in 1873. She died In October, (year not legible) and on January 17, 1907, he rnarried Emeline Vanamee who survives. One daughter by his first wife also survives, Mrs. Ira H. Gordon, of Boston.
The Journal and Republican Thursday April 19, 1923
married in 1873. She died In October, (year not legible) and on January 17, 1907, he rnarried Emeline Vanamee who survives. One daughter by his first wife also survives, Mrs. Ira H. Gordon, of Boston.
The Journal and Republican Thursday April 19, 1923
Rinaldo R. Hall who has been in failing health for several months, died Last Thursday at his home on Sharp street. He was a son of Gordon and Susun Hall and was born April 27, 1849 in Thetford, Vt. When a young man he removed with his parents to Lewis county and for several years was a member of the milling firm of Hall & Andrews. He was twice married his first wife being Eleanor J. Crumb, of New Bremen, whom he
married in 1873. She died In October, (year not legible) and on January 17, 1907, he rnarried Emeline Vanamee who survives. One daughter by his first wife also survives, Mrs. Ira H. Gordon, of Boston.
The Journal and Republican Thursday April 19, 1923
married in 1873. She died In October, (year not legible) and on January 17, 1907, he rnarried Emeline Vanamee who survives. One daughter by his first wife also survives, Mrs. Ira H. Gordon, of Boston.
The Journal and Republican Thursday April 19, 1923
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