"Alfred Hall was born in Windsor, Vt., February 20, 1804. He has passed his whole life in Windsor, and, with but one exception, is the oldest native resident in the town. His principal occupation has been farming. He owns and occupies the old Hall homestead. He was president of the Windsor Savings Bank for many years, has filled the positions of overseer of the poor and selectman twenty years each. He has been a trustee of the bridge company at Windsor, and its treasurer for many years. In politics he is a Democrat, having cast his first presidential vote for Andrew Jackson. Successful as a business man, a safe adviser, a genial, social disposition, Mr. Hall has always commanded the respect and esteem of the entire community in which he has passed a long life.
He married August 26, 1833, Catharine Morgan, born June 16, 1815, died October 15, 1869. Their children are Richard Morgan, born August 18, 1834, married Sarah Dorr, and has children as follows: Frank E., Jesse L., deceased, Harry W., Mary and Allen M. He is overseer in the machinist department of Vermont State Prison; Sophia Blood, born April 1, 1837, married Daniel A. Barnard, of Windsor; Licortus Brewer, born September 30, 1839, married August 14, 1888, Anna M. Camden. They have one child, Alfred Camden. Licortus B., is a graduate of Dartmouth College, was afterwards one of its professors, and is now a specialist in the treatment of the eye and ear in Philadelphia; Eugene C., born September 20, 1844, married, first, Ella Knowlton. They had one child, Fred M. He married, second, Etta Alton, of Worcester, Mass. He is a machinist by trade, and lives in Worcester; Charles Alfred, born January 25, 1850, married December 31, 1871, Flora Belle Harris. They have one child, Cora Belle. He is also a machinist and resides in Worcester; Adgelon K., born November 26, 1855, married October 7, 1877, Lilla Belle, daughter of M. L. Horton, of Windsor. He lives at the homestead, carrying on the home farm, and is overseer of the poor for the town of Windsor." From: History of Windsor County, Vermont by Lewis C. Aldrich and Frank R Holmes, 1891
Alfred Hall erected the monument in 1871. It was the first and only monument of Scotch Granite in town at the time.
(Eugene Cady Hall, a son of Alfred Hall, died Feb. 11, 1931 while visiting his daughter in Bergenfield, NH. He was buried in Worcester by the side of his wife.)
He married August 26, 1833, Catharine Morgan, born June 16, 1815, died October 15, 1869. Their children are Richard Morgan, born August 18, 1834, married Sarah Dorr, and has children as follows: Frank E., Jesse L., deceased, Harry W., Mary and Allen M. He is overseer in the machinist department of Vermont State Prison; Sophia Blood, born April 1, 1837, married Daniel A. Barnard, of Windsor; Licortus Brewer, born September 30, 1839, married August 14, 1888, Anna M. Camden. They have one child, Alfred Camden. Licortus B., is a graduate of Dartmouth College, was afterwards one of its professors, and is now a specialist in the treatment of the eye and ear in Philadelphia; Eugene C., born September 20, 1844, married, first, Ella Knowlton. They had one child, Fred M. He married, second, Etta Alton, of Worcester, Mass. He is a machinist by trade, and lives in Worcester; Charles Alfred, born January 25, 1850, married December 31, 1871, Flora Belle Harris. They have one child, Cora Belle. He is also a machinist and resides in Worcester; Adgelon K., born November 26, 1855, married October 7, 1877, Lilla Belle, daughter of M. L. Horton, of Windsor. He lives at the homestead, carrying on the home farm, and is overseer of the poor for the town of Windsor." From: History of Windsor County, Vermont by Lewis C. Aldrich and Frank R Holmes, 1891
Alfred Hall erected the monument in 1871. It was the first and only monument of Scotch Granite in town at the time.
(Eugene Cady Hall, a son of Alfred Hall, died Feb. 11, 1931 while visiting his daughter in Bergenfield, NH. He was buried in Worcester by the side of his wife.)
"Alfred Hall was born in Windsor, Vt., February 20, 1804. He has passed his whole life in Windsor, and, with but one exception, is the oldest native resident in the town. His principal occupation has been farming. He owns and occupies the old Hall homestead. He was president of the Windsor Savings Bank for many years, has filled the positions of overseer of the poor and selectman twenty years each. He has been a trustee of the bridge company at Windsor, and its treasurer for many years. In politics he is a Democrat, having cast his first presidential vote for Andrew Jackson. Successful as a business man, a safe adviser, a genial, social disposition, Mr. Hall has always commanded the respect and esteem of the entire community in which he has passed a long life.
He married August 26, 1833, Catharine Morgan, born June 16, 1815, died October 15, 1869. Their children are Richard Morgan, born August 18, 1834, married Sarah Dorr, and has children as follows: Frank E., Jesse L., deceased, Harry W., Mary and Allen M. He is overseer in the machinist department of Vermont State Prison; Sophia Blood, born April 1, 1837, married Daniel A. Barnard, of Windsor; Licortus Brewer, born September 30, 1839, married August 14, 1888, Anna M. Camden. They have one child, Alfred Camden. Licortus B., is a graduate of Dartmouth College, was afterwards one of its professors, and is now a specialist in the treatment of the eye and ear in Philadelphia; Eugene C., born September 20, 1844, married, first, Ella Knowlton. They had one child, Fred M. He married, second, Etta Alton, of Worcester, Mass. He is a machinist by trade, and lives in Worcester; Charles Alfred, born January 25, 1850, married December 31, 1871, Flora Belle Harris. They have one child, Cora Belle. He is also a machinist and resides in Worcester; Adgelon K., born November 26, 1855, married October 7, 1877, Lilla Belle, daughter of M. L. Horton, of Windsor. He lives at the homestead, carrying on the home farm, and is overseer of the poor for the town of Windsor." From: History of Windsor County, Vermont by Lewis C. Aldrich and Frank R Holmes, 1891
Alfred Hall erected the monument in 1871. It was the first and only monument of Scotch Granite in town at the time.
(Eugene Cady Hall, a son of Alfred Hall, died Feb. 11, 1931 while visiting his daughter in Bergenfield, NH. He was buried in Worcester by the side of his wife.)
He married August 26, 1833, Catharine Morgan, born June 16, 1815, died October 15, 1869. Their children are Richard Morgan, born August 18, 1834, married Sarah Dorr, and has children as follows: Frank E., Jesse L., deceased, Harry W., Mary and Allen M. He is overseer in the machinist department of Vermont State Prison; Sophia Blood, born April 1, 1837, married Daniel A. Barnard, of Windsor; Licortus Brewer, born September 30, 1839, married August 14, 1888, Anna M. Camden. They have one child, Alfred Camden. Licortus B., is a graduate of Dartmouth College, was afterwards one of its professors, and is now a specialist in the treatment of the eye and ear in Philadelphia; Eugene C., born September 20, 1844, married, first, Ella Knowlton. They had one child, Fred M. He married, second, Etta Alton, of Worcester, Mass. He is a machinist by trade, and lives in Worcester; Charles Alfred, born January 25, 1850, married December 31, 1871, Flora Belle Harris. They have one child, Cora Belle. He is also a machinist and resides in Worcester; Adgelon K., born November 26, 1855, married October 7, 1877, Lilla Belle, daughter of M. L. Horton, of Windsor. He lives at the homestead, carrying on the home farm, and is overseer of the poor for the town of Windsor." From: History of Windsor County, Vermont by Lewis C. Aldrich and Frank R Holmes, 1891
Alfred Hall erected the monument in 1871. It was the first and only monument of Scotch Granite in town at the time.
(Eugene Cady Hall, a son of Alfred Hall, died Feb. 11, 1931 while visiting his daughter in Bergenfield, NH. He was buried in Worcester by the side of his wife.)
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