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Mary Ann Kelly Hall
10 Oct 1845 – 28 Mar 1895
| Birth | 10 Oct 1845 |
| Death | 28 Mar 1895 |
| Cemetery | Osborn Evergreen Cemetery Osborn , Clinton County , Missouri , USA |
| Added by | Caryn Hood on 10 Oct 2014 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/137072338 |
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Their suggestion: ------------------------- From The Nelson [Nebraska] Gazette, April 18, 1895, transcribed by Linda Berney: Mrs. Mary Ann Hall, nee Kelly, was born October 10, 1845 in Montgomery county, Indiana. With her father's family she moved to Marion county, Iowa when she was a small girl of 10 years of age. Her mother died leaving her an orphan when she was only 2 years old. She was converted and joined the Methodist church when she was about 14 years old. From that time until her death she remained a faithful and true christian, exemplifying the same in all the relations of life, as wife, mother and friend, testified to by all who were favored with her acquaintance and companionship. Miss Kelley was married to Samuel L. Hall August 2, 1866. This union was blest with six children, three girls and three boys, all of whom are still living. They were all at home when the death of their mother occurred with the exception of a married daughter who lives in Canada, too far away to reach the bedside of the mother. Two of the boys, James and Fred were also very sick at the same time with the mother and were unable to attend the funeral. Mrs. Hall departed this life March 28, 1895, having been sick about 10 days with pneumonia. She died in the full triumph of the christian faith. That faith, which had borne her successfully from youth to age was amply sufficient in death. "Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I will fear no evil; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me." Her husband and all but two of the children are christians who will follow on until they meet again. May the other two soon join in the way too. Mrs. Hall had lived but a few months in our town, but in the short time had made many warm friends and was highly esteemed by all who knew her. Quite a large audience met to attend her funeral from the M. E. church. Her pastor, Rev. C. O. Mills being in attendance upon his conference then in session, the writer preached her funeral sermon from the text, "Arise ye and depart for this is not your rest." Michael 2:10. Sister Hall was laid to rest in Osborn cemetery to await the resurrection of the just. [poem followed] J. H. Hager, Osborn, Mo. -------------------------
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Siblings
- Martha Jane Kelley Hamilton 1843–1912
- Lorenzo Dow Kelley 1852–1934
- Willie H Kelly 1856–1864
- Edna Anolia Kelley Wilson 1858–1946
- Laura Belle Kelley Keller 1861–1946
- Infant Son Kelley 1862–1862
- Franz Jeanette "Jennie" Kelly Wilson 1863–1947
- James Wesley Kelley 1866–1948
Children
- William N. Hall 1867–1949
- James Wesley Hall 1868–1959
- Laura Etta Hall Bradley 1871–1962
- Fredrick Alfred "Fred" Hall 1876–1953
- Grace Hall Blackburn 1881–1953
- Bess Lenore Hall Blackburn 1888–1987
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