Daughter of James Lawrence and Elizabeth Bates Hammett Orr. Floride married William Perot Hall on December 30, 1896.
DIVORCE FOR MRS. HALL
Testimony of Husband's Friend Instrumental in Obtaining Decree
A final decree in divorce in favor of Mrs. Floride Orr Hall against William Perot Hall was signed yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Giegerich, upon the report of Daniel F. Cohalan, as referee.
The Halls were married on December 30, 1896, and there are three children - William Perot Hall, Jr., Lawrence Orr Hall, and Henry Hammett [Orr] Hall. They are given into the care of their mother, and Mr. Hall is restrained from interfering with them. He is, however, to be allowed to see them on four days each year, at times convenient to their mother.
The decree was obtained on the evidence of E. Norris Gallagher, a broker, living at the Cafe Francis. He testified that on January 1, Hall spent the day with him. That night they went to an apartment in Eighty-ninth Street, where Hall met a woman named Laura Gilman.
The matter came to the knowledge of Mrs. Hall through the mother of Gallagher, who overheard a conversation of Gallagher's over the telephone.
Published in the New York Times, September 25, 1908
GREENVILLE - Mrs. Floride Orr Hall, 52, daughter of the late Col. and Mrs. J. L. Orr of this city, and widely known throughout this section, died Saturday at her home in San Diego, Cal., according to word received by relatives here. Until 18 years ago she was a resident of Greenville and went to California because of failing health. Arriving there, she improved rapidly but became an invalid about two years ago.
While in this city she was active in numerous fields of civic and educational work and continued this activity after her removal to California, where she was also well known.
She was the sister of Mrs. John C. Wiehmann and Capt. Henry H. Orr of Greenville and has many other relatives in this section. Two other brothers surviving are, M. P. Orr of Anderson and George W. Orr of Winston-Salem, NC. She is also survived by three sons, Henry Hall of San Diego, Cal., and William Hall and Lawrence Hall, both of Los Angeles, Cal.
Funeral services will be tomorrow morning at San Diego.
Published in the Greenville News, October 28, 1929
DIVORCE FOR MRS. HALL
Testimony of Husband's Friend Instrumental in Obtaining Decree
A final decree in divorce in favor of Mrs. Floride Orr Hall against William Perot Hall was signed yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Giegerich, upon the report of Daniel F. Cohalan, as referee.
The Halls were married on December 30, 1896, and there are three children - William Perot Hall, Jr., Lawrence Orr Hall, and Henry Hammett [Orr] Hall. They are given into the care of their mother, and Mr. Hall is restrained from interfering with them. He is, however, to be allowed to see them on four days each year, at times convenient to their mother.
The decree was obtained on the evidence of E. Norris Gallagher, a broker, living at the Cafe Francis. He testified that on January 1, Hall spent the day with him. That night they went to an apartment in Eighty-ninth Street, where Hall met a woman named Laura Gilman.
The matter came to the knowledge of Mrs. Hall through the mother of Gallagher, who overheard a conversation of Gallagher's over the telephone.
Published in the New York Times, September 25, 1908
GREENVILLE - Mrs. Floride Orr Hall, 52, daughter of the late Col. and Mrs. J. L. Orr of this city, and widely known throughout this section, died Saturday at her home in San Diego, Cal., according to word received by relatives here. Until 18 years ago she was a resident of Greenville and went to California because of failing health. Arriving there, she improved rapidly but became an invalid about two years ago.
While in this city she was active in numerous fields of civic and educational work and continued this activity after her removal to California, where she was also well known.
She was the sister of Mrs. John C. Wiehmann and Capt. Henry H. Orr of Greenville and has many other relatives in this section. Two other brothers surviving are, M. P. Orr of Anderson and George W. Orr of Winston-Salem, NC. She is also survived by three sons, Henry Hall of San Diego, Cal., and William Hall and Lawrence Hall, both of Los Angeles, Cal.
Funeral services will be tomorrow morning at San Diego.
Published in the Greenville News, October 28, 1929
Daughter of James Lawrence and Elizabeth Bates Hammett Orr. Floride married William Perot Hall on December 30, 1896.
DIVORCE FOR MRS. HALL
Testimony of Husband's Friend Instrumental in Obtaining Decree
A final decree in divorce in favor of Mrs. Floride Orr Hall against William Perot Hall was signed yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Giegerich, upon the report of Daniel F. Cohalan, as referee.
The Halls were married on December 30, 1896, and there are three children - William Perot Hall, Jr., Lawrence Orr Hall, and Henry Hammett [Orr] Hall. They are given into the care of their mother, and Mr. Hall is restrained from interfering with them. He is, however, to be allowed to see them on four days each year, at times convenient to their mother.
The decree was obtained on the evidence of E. Norris Gallagher, a broker, living at the Cafe Francis. He testified that on January 1, Hall spent the day with him. That night they went to an apartment in Eighty-ninth Street, where Hall met a woman named Laura Gilman.
The matter came to the knowledge of Mrs. Hall through the mother of Gallagher, who overheard a conversation of Gallagher's over the telephone.
Published in the New York Times, September 25, 1908
GREENVILLE - Mrs. Floride Orr Hall, 52, daughter of the late Col. and Mrs. J. L. Orr of this city, and widely known throughout this section, died Saturday at her home in San Diego, Cal., according to word received by relatives here. Until 18 years ago she was a resident of Greenville and went to California because of failing health. Arriving there, she improved rapidly but became an invalid about two years ago.
While in this city she was active in numerous fields of civic and educational work and continued this activity after her removal to California, where she was also well known.
She was the sister of Mrs. John C. Wiehmann and Capt. Henry H. Orr of Greenville and has many other relatives in this section. Two other brothers surviving are, M. P. Orr of Anderson and George W. Orr of Winston-Salem, NC. She is also survived by three sons, Henry Hall of San Diego, Cal., and William Hall and Lawrence Hall, both of Los Angeles, Cal.
Funeral services will be tomorrow morning at San Diego.
Published in the Greenville News, October 28, 1929
DIVORCE FOR MRS. HALL
Testimony of Husband's Friend Instrumental in Obtaining Decree
A final decree in divorce in favor of Mrs. Floride Orr Hall against William Perot Hall was signed yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Giegerich, upon the report of Daniel F. Cohalan, as referee.
The Halls were married on December 30, 1896, and there are three children - William Perot Hall, Jr., Lawrence Orr Hall, and Henry Hammett [Orr] Hall. They are given into the care of their mother, and Mr. Hall is restrained from interfering with them. He is, however, to be allowed to see them on four days each year, at times convenient to their mother.
The decree was obtained on the evidence of E. Norris Gallagher, a broker, living at the Cafe Francis. He testified that on January 1, Hall spent the day with him. That night they went to an apartment in Eighty-ninth Street, where Hall met a woman named Laura Gilman.
The matter came to the knowledge of Mrs. Hall through the mother of Gallagher, who overheard a conversation of Gallagher's over the telephone.
Published in the New York Times, September 25, 1908
GREENVILLE - Mrs. Floride Orr Hall, 52, daughter of the late Col. and Mrs. J. L. Orr of this city, and widely known throughout this section, died Saturday at her home in San Diego, Cal., according to word received by relatives here. Until 18 years ago she was a resident of Greenville and went to California because of failing health. Arriving there, she improved rapidly but became an invalid about two years ago.
While in this city she was active in numerous fields of civic and educational work and continued this activity after her removal to California, where she was also well known.
She was the sister of Mrs. John C. Wiehmann and Capt. Henry H. Orr of Greenville and has many other relatives in this section. Two other brothers surviving are, M. P. Orr of Anderson and George W. Orr of Winston-Salem, NC. She is also survived by three sons, Henry Hall of San Diego, Cal., and William Hall and Lawrence Hall, both of Los Angeles, Cal.
Funeral services will be tomorrow morning at San Diego.
Published in the Greenville News, October 28, 1929
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