on her 7 Apr 1883 passport #5653 she indicated she was born 20 Sep 1829 in Michigan; her marriage record to Henry and her son William's death record states her birth place as "Mackinaw, Michigan" and "Mackinaw in Lake Superior"
dau of Rev. William M Ferry &
Amanda (White) Ferry
m. Henry Clay Hall on 20 June 1855
at Ashfield, Mass.
also rec. at Northampton, Mass. and
reported to have taken place at N.Y.
children
William Montague
George G
Henry Clay Jr d. Nov. 9, 1936 in Ashfield, Mass; buried in Colorado
Ashfield
MRS AMANDA H HALL DEAD
Mother of Henry Clay Hall of the Interstate Commerce Commission Passes Away
Mrs Amanda H Hall, widow of Henry Clay Hall, died at her home in Ashfield village yesterday morning. Mrs Hall was sister of the late United States Senator Thomas W Ferry of Michigan and was born on the Island of Mackinaw, Mich. Sept. 20, 1828. Her husband died April 12, 1873. She leaves two sons, Henry Clay Hall of Colorado Springs, Col., a member of the interstate commerce commission, and George G Hall of the Cumberland telephone and telegraph company of Louisville, Ky. Her oldest son, William Montague Hall died December 15, 1894. She lived in Ashfield many years in the house formerly owned by her grandfather, Thomas White, a prominent citizen of Ashfield.
Mrs Hall was a woman who took a keen interest in the welfare of the town and was a faithful and earnest worker in the Congregational church. She was taken ill with pneumonia a few weeks ago, and while apparently improved in health, did not have the strength to recover. The funeral will be held at her late home Monday at 11 a.m. Rev. Thomas Miller officiating.
[published Saturday, February 24, 1917, Springfield Republican]
[thanks to FAG 47264647 for maiden name which led to everything else; also to FAG 48478625 for correct Mackinaw]
dau of Rev. William M Ferry &
Amanda (White) Ferry
m. Henry Clay Hall on 20 June 1855
at Ashfield, Mass.
also rec. at Northampton, Mass. and
reported to have taken place at N.Y.
children
William Montague
George G
Henry Clay Jr d. Nov. 9, 1936 in Ashfield, Mass; buried in Colorado
Ashfield
MRS AMANDA H HALL DEAD
Mother of Henry Clay Hall of the Interstate Commerce Commission Passes Away
Mrs Amanda H Hall, widow of Henry Clay Hall, died at her home in Ashfield village yesterday morning. Mrs Hall was sister of the late United States Senator Thomas W Ferry of Michigan and was born on the Island of Mackinaw, Mich. Sept. 20, 1828. Her husband died April 12, 1873. She leaves two sons, Henry Clay Hall of Colorado Springs, Col., a member of the interstate commerce commission, and George G Hall of the Cumberland telephone and telegraph company of Louisville, Ky. Her oldest son, William Montague Hall died December 15, 1894. She lived in Ashfield many years in the house formerly owned by her grandfather, Thomas White, a prominent citizen of Ashfield.
Mrs Hall was a woman who took a keen interest in the welfare of the town and was a faithful and earnest worker in the Congregational church. She was taken ill with pneumonia a few weeks ago, and while apparently improved in health, did not have the strength to recover. The funeral will be held at her late home Monday at 11 a.m. Rev. Thomas Miller officiating.
[published Saturday, February 24, 1917, Springfield Republican]
[thanks to FAG 47264647 for maiden name which led to everything else; also to FAG 48478625 for correct Mackinaw]
on her 7 Apr 1883 passport #5653 she indicated she was born 20 Sep 1829 in Michigan; her marriage record to Henry and her son William's death record states her birth place as "Mackinaw, Michigan" and "Mackinaw in Lake Superior"
dau of Rev. William M Ferry &
Amanda (White) Ferry
m. Henry Clay Hall on 20 June 1855
at Ashfield, Mass.
also rec. at Northampton, Mass. and
reported to have taken place at N.Y.
children
William Montague
George G
Henry Clay Jr d. Nov. 9, 1936 in Ashfield, Mass; buried in Colorado
Ashfield
MRS AMANDA H HALL DEAD
Mother of Henry Clay Hall of the Interstate Commerce Commission Passes Away
Mrs Amanda H Hall, widow of Henry Clay Hall, died at her home in Ashfield village yesterday morning. Mrs Hall was sister of the late United States Senator Thomas W Ferry of Michigan and was born on the Island of Mackinaw, Mich. Sept. 20, 1828. Her husband died April 12, 1873. She leaves two sons, Henry Clay Hall of Colorado Springs, Col., a member of the interstate commerce commission, and George G Hall of the Cumberland telephone and telegraph company of Louisville, Ky. Her oldest son, William Montague Hall died December 15, 1894. She lived in Ashfield many years in the house formerly owned by her grandfather, Thomas White, a prominent citizen of Ashfield.
Mrs Hall was a woman who took a keen interest in the welfare of the town and was a faithful and earnest worker in the Congregational church. She was taken ill with pneumonia a few weeks ago, and while apparently improved in health, did not have the strength to recover. The funeral will be held at her late home Monday at 11 a.m. Rev. Thomas Miller officiating.
[published Saturday, February 24, 1917, Springfield Republican]
[thanks to FAG 47264647 for maiden name which led to everything else; also to FAG 48478625 for correct Mackinaw]
dau of Rev. William M Ferry &
Amanda (White) Ferry
m. Henry Clay Hall on 20 June 1855
at Ashfield, Mass.
also rec. at Northampton, Mass. and
reported to have taken place at N.Y.
children
William Montague
George G
Henry Clay Jr d. Nov. 9, 1936 in Ashfield, Mass; buried in Colorado
Ashfield
MRS AMANDA H HALL DEAD
Mother of Henry Clay Hall of the Interstate Commerce Commission Passes Away
Mrs Amanda H Hall, widow of Henry Clay Hall, died at her home in Ashfield village yesterday morning. Mrs Hall was sister of the late United States Senator Thomas W Ferry of Michigan and was born on the Island of Mackinaw, Mich. Sept. 20, 1828. Her husband died April 12, 1873. She leaves two sons, Henry Clay Hall of Colorado Springs, Col., a member of the interstate commerce commission, and George G Hall of the Cumberland telephone and telegraph company of Louisville, Ky. Her oldest son, William Montague Hall died December 15, 1894. She lived in Ashfield many years in the house formerly owned by her grandfather, Thomas White, a prominent citizen of Ashfield.
Mrs Hall was a woman who took a keen interest in the welfare of the town and was a faithful and earnest worker in the Congregational church. She was taken ill with pneumonia a few weeks ago, and while apparently improved in health, did not have the strength to recover. The funeral will be held at her late home Monday at 11 a.m. Rev. Thomas Miller officiating.
[published Saturday, February 24, 1917, Springfield Republican]
[thanks to FAG 47264647 for maiden name which led to everything else; also to FAG 48478625 for correct Mackinaw]
Inscription
For so he giveth his beloved sleep
entered into rest
April 12 1873
Henry Clay Hall
AE 43 Years
February 23 1917
Amanda Harwood Hall
his wife
Ae 88 years
Kate C
wife of
William M
1862-1895
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