Married Florence Bailey Hulett on April 5, 1899 in Wilmington, Delaware.
Their only child was E. Walter Hall who died at birth on May 29, 1913. He was born with the umbilical cord wrapped around his throat.
His parents were Edward T Hall born July 31, 1850 in Cecil County, Maryland and
Annie McMillan Hall b. April 5, 1853 d. May 10, 1941.
Walter and Florence Hall owned a summer cottage on Conestoga Street in Charlestown, Maryland. It was called "The Willows" and was sold in the 1930's when Mr. Hall became ill. He was in the management of Diamond Ice and Coal on Market Street in Wilmington, Delaware.
Their only child was E. Walter Hall who died at birth on May 29, 1913. He was born with the umbilical cord wrapped around his throat.
His parents were Edward T Hall born July 31, 1850 in Cecil County, Maryland and
Annie McMillan Hall b. April 5, 1853 d. May 10, 1941.
Walter and Florence Hall owned a summer cottage on Conestoga Street in Charlestown, Maryland. It was called "The Willows" and was sold in the 1930's when Mr. Hall became ill. He was in the management of Diamond Ice and Coal on Market Street in Wilmington, Delaware.
Married Florence Bailey Hulett on April 5, 1899 in Wilmington, Delaware.
Their only child was E. Walter Hall who died at birth on May 29, 1913. He was born with the umbilical cord wrapped around his throat.
His parents were Edward T Hall born July 31, 1850 in Cecil County, Maryland and
Annie McMillan Hall b. April 5, 1853 d. May 10, 1941.
Walter and Florence Hall owned a summer cottage on Conestoga Street in Charlestown, Maryland. It was called "The Willows" and was sold in the 1930's when Mr. Hall became ill. He was in the management of Diamond Ice and Coal on Market Street in Wilmington, Delaware.
Their only child was E. Walter Hall who died at birth on May 29, 1913. He was born with the umbilical cord wrapped around his throat.
His parents were Edward T Hall born July 31, 1850 in Cecil County, Maryland and
Annie McMillan Hall b. April 5, 1853 d. May 10, 1941.
Walter and Florence Hall owned a summer cottage on Conestoga Street in Charlestown, Maryland. It was called "The Willows" and was sold in the 1930's when Mr. Hall became ill. He was in the management of Diamond Ice and Coal on Market Street in Wilmington, Delaware.
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