Dentist, decorated veteran of World War One. A road in Wilkinson County is named after him.
He graduated from Southern Dental college in Atlanta May 15, 1913. He entered the United States Army October 11, 1917 as a first Lieutenant, and served in the Dental Corps attached to the 319th Artillery. He was discharged as a Captain June 10, 1919, and was a Major in the reserves for twenty years.
He married Vira Lee Lewis of Waycross, Ga. on December 14, 1922, and adopted a son, Lewis Summerlin Hall.
Fred was a member of Matilda Chapel Methodist Church at Stevens Pottery.
He graduated from Southern Dental college in Atlanta May 15, 1913. He entered the United States Army October 11, 1917 as a first Lieutenant, and served in the Dental Corps attached to the 319th Artillery. He was discharged as a Captain June 10, 1919, and was a Major in the reserves for twenty years.
He married Vira Lee Lewis of Waycross, Ga. on December 14, 1922, and adopted a son, Lewis Summerlin Hall.
Fred was a member of Matilda Chapel Methodist Church at Stevens Pottery.
Dentist, decorated veteran of World War One. A road in Wilkinson County is named after him.
He graduated from Southern Dental college in Atlanta May 15, 1913. He entered the United States Army October 11, 1917 as a first Lieutenant, and served in the Dental Corps attached to the 319th Artillery. He was discharged as a Captain June 10, 1919, and was a Major in the reserves for twenty years.
He married Vira Lee Lewis of Waycross, Ga. on December 14, 1922, and adopted a son, Lewis Summerlin Hall.
Fred was a member of Matilda Chapel Methodist Church at Stevens Pottery.
He graduated from Southern Dental college in Atlanta May 15, 1913. He entered the United States Army October 11, 1917 as a first Lieutenant, and served in the Dental Corps attached to the 319th Artillery. He was discharged as a Captain June 10, 1919, and was a Major in the reserves for twenty years.
He married Vira Lee Lewis of Waycross, Ga. on December 14, 1922, and adopted a son, Lewis Summerlin Hall.
Fred was a member of Matilda Chapel Methodist Church at Stevens Pottery.
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