Daughter of Joseph Hall and Mary Ryner Hall.
Sibblings include:
Louise Josephine Hall Clemons (d. 1916, buried in Riverview)
Jerry M. Hall (d. 1941, buried in Riverview)
Mrs. George W. Harlow
George W. is in Riverview but I haven't identified his Mrs. Will have to do that on another visit to town, and let you know to update this.
More information on the family is listed under Louise Clemons' and Jerry Hall's memorials.
...more information submitted...
Sarah Hall – James Haggard wedding announcement, from the Charlottesville Daily Progress, Wed. Apr 6, 1904, Page 1, col. 3.
MARRIED AT THE PARSONAGE
Miss Sarah E. Hall Changes Her Name But Not the Letter.
Miss Sarah E. Hall and Mr. James M. Haggard were married yesterday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. John B. Turpin, the pastor of the bridal pair.
The bride is a sister of Mr. J. M. Hall of this city and the groom is a valued employee of the Charlottesville Woolen Mills. They were attended by Mrs. J. M. Hall, Miss Lou McDaniel, and Mr. John Hall, a brother of the bride; and by Messrs. Samuel Clement [Clemons] and J. B. Wood.
This is the third marriage that Dr. Turpin has celebrated in the bride’s family in a few months. Mr. and Mrs. Haggard have gone to the residence of the latter’s father in the neighborhood of Gilbert’s in order to be with other members of the family who are attending the old gentleman, who is very ill.
Daughter of Joseph Hall and Mary Ryner Hall.
Sibblings include:
Louise Josephine Hall Clemons (d. 1916, buried in Riverview)
Jerry M. Hall (d. 1941, buried in Riverview)
Mrs. George W. Harlow
George W. is in Riverview but I haven't identified his Mrs. Will have to do that on another visit to town, and let you know to update this.
More information on the family is listed under Louise Clemons' and Jerry Hall's memorials.
...more information submitted...
Sarah Hall – James Haggard wedding announcement, from the Charlottesville Daily Progress, Wed. Apr 6, 1904, Page 1, col. 3.
MARRIED AT THE PARSONAGE
Miss Sarah E. Hall Changes Her Name But Not the Letter.
Miss Sarah E. Hall and Mr. James M. Haggard were married yesterday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. John B. Turpin, the pastor of the bridal pair.
The bride is a sister of Mr. J. M. Hall of this city and the groom is a valued employee of the Charlottesville Woolen Mills. They were attended by Mrs. J. M. Hall, Miss Lou McDaniel, and Mr. John Hall, a brother of the bride; and by Messrs. Samuel Clement [Clemons] and J. B. Wood.
This is the third marriage that Dr. Turpin has celebrated in the bride’s family in a few months. Mr. and Mrs. Haggard have gone to the residence of the latter’s father in the neighborhood of Gilbert’s in order to be with other members of the family who are attending the old gentleman, who is very ill.
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wife of James M. Haggard
Family Members
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Joseph Hastin Hall
1859–1919
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Lucy Matilda Hall
1862–1918
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Susan Frances "Susie" Hall Gilbert
1865–1930
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Jerry M. Hall
1867–1941
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Moses J. Hall
1869–1891
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Mary Adeline Hall Harlow
1871–1960
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Minnie Hall Bell
1878–1933
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Louise Josephine Hall Clemons
1878–1916
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Benjamin Franklin Hall
1881–1931
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Unknown Child Hall
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