w/o #1 Benjamin H. Bull #2 Burrill Hall
The Chesterton Tribune
February 6, 1890
Death's Doings
Mrs. Burrill Hall and Miss Jane Ansbro Join The Silent Majority
DIED: Mrs. Mary Wicks Hall, wife of Burrill D. Hall, at her home near Crisman, Porter County, Ind., at four o'clock Sunday afternoon, Feb. 2nd, 1890, of lung fever. Her remains were laid to rest in the McCool cemetery, the Rev. Hall officiating.
Mrs. Mary Wicks Hall was born near Utica, N.Y., May 22d, 1816, making her at the time of her death 73 years, 7 months, and 10 days old. On Dec. 24, 1827, she was married to Benjamin Bull, who died March 5th, 1864. In 1865 she was married to Burril D. Hall, with whom she lived up to the time of her death. By her first husband she had two children; Emily, the wife of David Hugart and Edwin, who died in Deerfield, Chickasaw county, Iowa, some years since. Mrs. Hugart also survives her.
To know her was to love her, and all that loving hands could do to keep her with us a little longer only proved the weakness of human skill when one the dreaded summons has been isssued. Her virtues were many, her faults were few. She loved the good and beautiful. She was ever ready to help those who were deserving of help, and never left pity to predominate. Her mosdest virtous and unassuming life has been an object lesson to a host of fiends who will live better lives from having known her. The afflicted husband and daughter have the sympathy of a large circle of friends, do not mourn alone.
[Note: The year of Mary's marriage to Benjamin Bull should be listed as 1837 not 1827. KHeckman]
[Note: her obit lists her birthdate at May 22, 1816 but using the death date on her gravestone and the 73y, 7m, 10d on the date calculator puts her birth month as June. I'm not sure where the error might be. KHeckman]
The Chesterton Tribune
February 6, 1890
Death's Doings
Mrs. Burrill Hall and Miss Jane Ansbro Join The Silent Majority
DIED: Mrs. Mary Wicks Hall, wife of Burrill D. Hall, at her home near Crisman, Porter County, Ind., at four o'clock Sunday afternoon, Feb. 2nd, 1890, of lung fever. Her remains were laid to rest in the McCool cemetery, the Rev. Hall officiating.
Mrs. Mary Wicks Hall was born near Utica, N.Y., May 22d, 1816, making her at the time of her death 73 years, 7 months, and 10 days old. On Dec. 24, 1827, she was married to Benjamin Bull, who died March 5th, 1864. In 1865 she was married to Burril D. Hall, with whom she lived up to the time of her death. By her first husband she had two children; Emily, the wife of David Hugart and Edwin, who died in Deerfield, Chickasaw county, Iowa, some years since. Mrs. Hugart also survives her.
To know her was to love her, and all that loving hands could do to keep her with us a little longer only proved the weakness of human skill when one the dreaded summons has been isssued. Her virtues were many, her faults were few. She loved the good and beautiful. She was ever ready to help those who were deserving of help, and never left pity to predominate. Her mosdest virtous and unassuming life has been an object lesson to a host of fiends who will live better lives from having known her. The afflicted husband and daughter have the sympathy of a large circle of friends, do not mourn alone.
[Note: The year of Mary's marriage to Benjamin Bull should be listed as 1837 not 1827. KHeckman]
[Note: her obit lists her birthdate at May 22, 1816 but using the death date on her gravestone and the 73y, 7m, 10d on the date calculator puts her birth month as June. I'm not sure where the error might be. KHeckman]
w/o #1 Benjamin H. Bull #2 Burrill Hall
The Chesterton Tribune
February 6, 1890
Death's Doings
Mrs. Burrill Hall and Miss Jane Ansbro Join The Silent Majority
DIED: Mrs. Mary Wicks Hall, wife of Burrill D. Hall, at her home near Crisman, Porter County, Ind., at four o'clock Sunday afternoon, Feb. 2nd, 1890, of lung fever. Her remains were laid to rest in the McCool cemetery, the Rev. Hall officiating.
Mrs. Mary Wicks Hall was born near Utica, N.Y., May 22d, 1816, making her at the time of her death 73 years, 7 months, and 10 days old. On Dec. 24, 1827, she was married to Benjamin Bull, who died March 5th, 1864. In 1865 she was married to Burril D. Hall, with whom she lived up to the time of her death. By her first husband she had two children; Emily, the wife of David Hugart and Edwin, who died in Deerfield, Chickasaw county, Iowa, some years since. Mrs. Hugart also survives her.
To know her was to love her, and all that loving hands could do to keep her with us a little longer only proved the weakness of human skill when one the dreaded summons has been isssued. Her virtues were many, her faults were few. She loved the good and beautiful. She was ever ready to help those who were deserving of help, and never left pity to predominate. Her mosdest virtous and unassuming life has been an object lesson to a host of fiends who will live better lives from having known her. The afflicted husband and daughter have the sympathy of a large circle of friends, do not mourn alone.
[Note: The year of Mary's marriage to Benjamin Bull should be listed as 1837 not 1827. KHeckman]
[Note: her obit lists her birthdate at May 22, 1816 but using the death date on her gravestone and the 73y, 7m, 10d on the date calculator puts her birth month as June. I'm not sure where the error might be. KHeckman]
The Chesterton Tribune
February 6, 1890
Death's Doings
Mrs. Burrill Hall and Miss Jane Ansbro Join The Silent Majority
DIED: Mrs. Mary Wicks Hall, wife of Burrill D. Hall, at her home near Crisman, Porter County, Ind., at four o'clock Sunday afternoon, Feb. 2nd, 1890, of lung fever. Her remains were laid to rest in the McCool cemetery, the Rev. Hall officiating.
Mrs. Mary Wicks Hall was born near Utica, N.Y., May 22d, 1816, making her at the time of her death 73 years, 7 months, and 10 days old. On Dec. 24, 1827, she was married to Benjamin Bull, who died March 5th, 1864. In 1865 she was married to Burril D. Hall, with whom she lived up to the time of her death. By her first husband she had two children; Emily, the wife of David Hugart and Edwin, who died in Deerfield, Chickasaw county, Iowa, some years since. Mrs. Hugart also survives her.
To know her was to love her, and all that loving hands could do to keep her with us a little longer only proved the weakness of human skill when one the dreaded summons has been isssued. Her virtues were many, her faults were few. She loved the good and beautiful. She was ever ready to help those who were deserving of help, and never left pity to predominate. Her mosdest virtous and unassuming life has been an object lesson to a host of fiends who will live better lives from having known her. The afflicted husband and daughter have the sympathy of a large circle of friends, do not mourn alone.
[Note: The year of Mary's marriage to Benjamin Bull should be listed as 1837 not 1827. KHeckman]
[Note: her obit lists her birthdate at May 22, 1816 but using the death date on her gravestone and the 73y, 7m, 10d on the date calculator puts her birth month as June. I'm not sure where the error might be. KHeckman]
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