Annie Jeanette Hall was stillborn on the family farm in the Bell area on 5 Mile Road in Morley, MI, on November 8, 1934. No one called her Annie, she was always referred to as Jeanette. She was the 7th child born to Ira Guenther Hall and Gladys Elizabeth Myers Hall. She was without a headstone until the summer of 2014 when the 9th child in the family, Forrest Anthony (Tony) Hall had a marker placed for her in the Highlandview Cemetery near her grandfather, Edward Livingston Hall. Her parents, sisters - Dorothea Hall and Gladys Hall Arndt, brothers - Ira, JR., Eugene and Dwight Hall, and grandmother -Annie Guenther Hall, are in the Aetna Township Cemetery in Morley, MI. her other brothers - Knight Hall, is buried in Colorado and Thane Hall is buried in Croton Cemetery, Croton, MI. At this time the 9th sibling is still living, Tony Hall.
Annie Jeanette Hall was stillborn on the family farm in the Bell area on 5 Mile Road in Morley, MI, on November 8, 1934. No one called her Annie, she was always referred to as Jeanette. She was the 7th child born to Ira Guenther Hall and Gladys Elizabeth Myers Hall. She was without a headstone until the summer of 2014 when the 9th child in the family, Forrest Anthony (Tony) Hall had a marker placed for her in the Highlandview Cemetery near her grandfather, Edward Livingston Hall. Her parents, sisters - Dorothea Hall and Gladys Hall Arndt, brothers - Ira, JR., Eugene and Dwight Hall, and grandmother -Annie Guenther Hall, are in the Aetna Township Cemetery in Morley, MI. her other brothers - Knight Hall, is buried in Colorado and Thane Hall is buried in Croton Cemetery, Croton, MI. At this time the 9th sibling is still living, Tony Hall.
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