Joseph was the son of Lot and Achsah Hall. His father died when Joseph was a young boy about the age of 5.
Joseph moved to New York and was a farmer, where he lived next door to his brother Edward and family . When his mother was widowed again she moved from Massachusetts to New York to be close to her sons and resided with Joseph and Zerviah.
OBITUARY
Kanabec County Times, published January 11, 1917
Ogilvie Sentinal, published January 12, 1917
ANN LAKE PIONEER
CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE
Funeral of J.D. Hall Held Last Saturday
Survived by 3 Children
As the pages of a day book are drawn to a close, never to be reopened save for the history that has been in this year of our Lord, so were the pages of the day book of our old friend closed and balanced, and we believe that there was written across the last pages the cheerful and comforting words, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joy of the everlasting."
Joseph David Hall was born June 23rd, 1823 at Ashfield, Mass., where he spent his boyhood days, and died Thursday, January 4th, 1917. In the year 1855 he was married to Miss Zerviah Hamblin, at Gouverneur, N. Y. , where they resided for about 33 years.
For the past 26 years both he and his wife made their home with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Archer, formerly of Mora, now at Ann Lake township, and during their residence in this village made many acquaintances. Mrs. Hall survives her husband at the age of 84 years. Deceased also leaves a daughter, Mrs. J. C. Archer and two sons, Arthur C. and Harry A. who reside at Fulton, N. Y.
Although a man nearly 94 years of age, Mr. Hall had suffered no serious illness until recently, the cause of his death being acute bronchitis.
Funeral services were held at the Archer home last Saturday; Rev. Achterkirch of Ogilvie, officiating and the remains brought to Mora Sunday and interred in Oakwood cemetery.
Note: There is a discrepancy regarding Joseph's day of death between two sources. Transcribed MN Death Record indicates he was born January 5, 1823, vs his 1917 Minnesota obituary, January 4, 1823.
Sources:
1823 Massachusetts Town Birth Records
1860, 1870, 1880 New York census, Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County
1900 S. Dakota census, Watertown, Codington County
US Sons of the American Revolution Membership App. 86127, of his grandson Frank Adelbart Archer, descendant of James Hamblin
1917 Minnesota obituary
Joseph moved to New York and was a farmer, where he lived next door to his brother Edward and family . When his mother was widowed again she moved from Massachusetts to New York to be close to her sons and resided with Joseph and Zerviah.
OBITUARY
Kanabec County Times, published January 11, 1917
Ogilvie Sentinal, published January 12, 1917
ANN LAKE PIONEER
CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE
Funeral of J.D. Hall Held Last Saturday
Survived by 3 Children
As the pages of a day book are drawn to a close, never to be reopened save for the history that has been in this year of our Lord, so were the pages of the day book of our old friend closed and balanced, and we believe that there was written across the last pages the cheerful and comforting words, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joy of the everlasting."
Joseph David Hall was born June 23rd, 1823 at Ashfield, Mass., where he spent his boyhood days, and died Thursday, January 4th, 1917. In the year 1855 he was married to Miss Zerviah Hamblin, at Gouverneur, N. Y. , where they resided for about 33 years.
For the past 26 years both he and his wife made their home with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Archer, formerly of Mora, now at Ann Lake township, and during their residence in this village made many acquaintances. Mrs. Hall survives her husband at the age of 84 years. Deceased also leaves a daughter, Mrs. J. C. Archer and two sons, Arthur C. and Harry A. who reside at Fulton, N. Y.
Although a man nearly 94 years of age, Mr. Hall had suffered no serious illness until recently, the cause of his death being acute bronchitis.
Funeral services were held at the Archer home last Saturday; Rev. Achterkirch of Ogilvie, officiating and the remains brought to Mora Sunday and interred in Oakwood cemetery.
Note: There is a discrepancy regarding Joseph's day of death between two sources. Transcribed MN Death Record indicates he was born January 5, 1823, vs his 1917 Minnesota obituary, January 4, 1823.
Sources:
1823 Massachusetts Town Birth Records
1860, 1870, 1880 New York census, Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County
1900 S. Dakota census, Watertown, Codington County
US Sons of the American Revolution Membership App. 86127, of his grandson Frank Adelbart Archer, descendant of James Hamblin
1917 Minnesota obituary
Joseph was the son of Lot and Achsah Hall. His father died when Joseph was a young boy about the age of 5.
Joseph moved to New York and was a farmer, where he lived next door to his brother Edward and family . When his mother was widowed again she moved from Massachusetts to New York to be close to her sons and resided with Joseph and Zerviah.
OBITUARY
Kanabec County Times, published January 11, 1917
Ogilvie Sentinal, published January 12, 1917
ANN LAKE PIONEER
CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE
Funeral of J.D. Hall Held Last Saturday
Survived by 3 Children
As the pages of a day book are drawn to a close, never to be reopened save for the history that has been in this year of our Lord, so were the pages of the day book of our old friend closed and balanced, and we believe that there was written across the last pages the cheerful and comforting words, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joy of the everlasting."
Joseph David Hall was born June 23rd, 1823 at Ashfield, Mass., where he spent his boyhood days, and died Thursday, January 4th, 1917. In the year 1855 he was married to Miss Zerviah Hamblin, at Gouverneur, N. Y. , where they resided for about 33 years.
For the past 26 years both he and his wife made their home with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Archer, formerly of Mora, now at Ann Lake township, and during their residence in this village made many acquaintances. Mrs. Hall survives her husband at the age of 84 years. Deceased also leaves a daughter, Mrs. J. C. Archer and two sons, Arthur C. and Harry A. who reside at Fulton, N. Y.
Although a man nearly 94 years of age, Mr. Hall had suffered no serious illness until recently, the cause of his death being acute bronchitis.
Funeral services were held at the Archer home last Saturday; Rev. Achterkirch of Ogilvie, officiating and the remains brought to Mora Sunday and interred in Oakwood cemetery.
Note: There is a discrepancy regarding Joseph's day of death between two sources. Transcribed MN Death Record indicates he was born January 5, 1823, vs his 1917 Minnesota obituary, January 4, 1823.
Sources:
1823 Massachusetts Town Birth Records
1860, 1870, 1880 New York census, Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County
1900 S. Dakota census, Watertown, Codington County
US Sons of the American Revolution Membership App. 86127, of his grandson Frank Adelbart Archer, descendant of James Hamblin
1917 Minnesota obituary
Joseph moved to New York and was a farmer, where he lived next door to his brother Edward and family . When his mother was widowed again she moved from Massachusetts to New York to be close to her sons and resided with Joseph and Zerviah.
OBITUARY
Kanabec County Times, published January 11, 1917
Ogilvie Sentinal, published January 12, 1917
ANN LAKE PIONEER
CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE
Funeral of J.D. Hall Held Last Saturday
Survived by 3 Children
As the pages of a day book are drawn to a close, never to be reopened save for the history that has been in this year of our Lord, so were the pages of the day book of our old friend closed and balanced, and we believe that there was written across the last pages the cheerful and comforting words, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joy of the everlasting."
Joseph David Hall was born June 23rd, 1823 at Ashfield, Mass., where he spent his boyhood days, and died Thursday, January 4th, 1917. In the year 1855 he was married to Miss Zerviah Hamblin, at Gouverneur, N. Y. , where they resided for about 33 years.
For the past 26 years both he and his wife made their home with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Archer, formerly of Mora, now at Ann Lake township, and during their residence in this village made many acquaintances. Mrs. Hall survives her husband at the age of 84 years. Deceased also leaves a daughter, Mrs. J. C. Archer and two sons, Arthur C. and Harry A. who reside at Fulton, N. Y.
Although a man nearly 94 years of age, Mr. Hall had suffered no serious illness until recently, the cause of his death being acute bronchitis.
Funeral services were held at the Archer home last Saturday; Rev. Achterkirch of Ogilvie, officiating and the remains brought to Mora Sunday and interred in Oakwood cemetery.
Note: There is a discrepancy regarding Joseph's day of death between two sources. Transcribed MN Death Record indicates he was born January 5, 1823, vs his 1917 Minnesota obituary, January 4, 1823.
Sources:
1823 Massachusetts Town Birth Records
1860, 1870, 1880 New York census, Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County
1900 S. Dakota census, Watertown, Codington County
US Sons of the American Revolution Membership App. 86127, of his grandson Frank Adelbart Archer, descendant of James Hamblin
1917 Minnesota obituary
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