Her husband, Isaac Hall, left home and was never heard from again following the birth of their three children.
Martha Hall then spent several years at Goodland, Sherman County, Kansas, where her son, William, remained the rest of his life. Martha's brother, Aaron R. Wells, who had come to Sherman County and homesteaded in 1886, helped raise his nephew.
Martha Hall then spent several years at Goodland, Sherman County, Kansas, where her son, William, remained the rest of his life. Martha's brother, Aaron R. Wells, who had come to Sherman County and homesteaded in 1886, helped raise his nephew.
Her husband, Isaac Hall, left home and was never heard from again following the birth of their three children.
Martha Hall then spent several years at Goodland, Sherman County, Kansas, where her son, William, remained the rest of his life. Martha's brother, Aaron R. Wells, who had come to Sherman County and homesteaded in 1886, helped raise his nephew.
Martha Hall then spent several years at Goodland, Sherman County, Kansas, where her son, William, remained the rest of his life. Martha's brother, Aaron R. Wells, who had come to Sherman County and homesteaded in 1886, helped raise his nephew.
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