Obituary of Mary Jane Hall
Mrs. Mary Jane Walker Hall, who died Jan. 21 at her home in Tipton, after an illnss of several months, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walker, deceased. She was born in McKeesport, Pa., March 27, 1838, and with her parents came to Iowa when seven years of age, becoming among the first settlers of Cedar County.
Miss Walker married Uriah Fleagle June 12, 1856, and for many years they made their home in Lowdon. To this union was born thirteen children, six of whom are living. The children are Mrs. L. A. Kinch: H. D. Fleagle, of Cedar Rapids; Mrs. C. Hagerhaumer, Quincy, Mi.; Mrs. Della Horwitz, Tex.; J. H. Fleagle, Tipton and Mrs. L. B. Hall, who for the last five years has made her home with her mother.
She was united in a second marriage to William S. Hall, a pioneer resident of Tipton, April 26 1894. He preceded her in death Dec. 27, 1915.
At an early age Mrs. Hall became a member of the Church of God and was an earnest and faithful worker until ill health prevented. She was a patient sufferer and expressed herself as ready and willing to meet her Master.
The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Van Buren in the Masonic cemetery.
Obituary of Mary Jane Hall
Mrs. Mary Jane Walker Hall, who died Jan. 21 at her home in Tipton, after an illnss of several months, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walker, deceased. She was born in McKeesport, Pa., March 27, 1838, and with her parents came to Iowa when seven years of age, becoming among the first settlers of Cedar County.
Miss Walker married Uriah Fleagle June 12, 1856, and for many years they made their home in Lowdon. To this union was born thirteen children, six of whom are living. The children are Mrs. L. A. Kinch: H. D. Fleagle, of Cedar Rapids; Mrs. C. Hagerhaumer, Quincy, Mi.; Mrs. Della Horwitz, Tex.; J. H. Fleagle, Tipton and Mrs. L. B. Hall, who for the last five years has made her home with her mother.
She was united in a second marriage to William S. Hall, a pioneer resident of Tipton, April 26 1894. He preceded her in death Dec. 27, 1915.
At an early age Mrs. Hall became a member of the Church of God and was an earnest and faithful worker until ill health prevented. She was a patient sufferer and expressed herself as ready and willing to meet her Master.
The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Van Buren in the Masonic cemetery.
Family Members
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John Wesley Fleagle
1857–1862
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Harriet Elizabeth Fleagle Kinch
1861–1927
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James Harvey Fleagle
1863–1929
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Margaret Adella "Della" Fleagle Horwitz
1864–1942
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Laura Bell Fleagle Tuttle
1866–1946
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John Quincy Fleagle
1868–1868
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Charles Edwin Fleagle
1872–1909
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Harry Deveraux Fleagle
1874–1948
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Clara Emiline Fleagle Hagerbaumer
1876–1947
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Bertha May Fleagle
1879–1879
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Oscar A Fleagle
1881–1883
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William Henry Fleagle
unknown–1862
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