Obituary for Elizabeth Jane Street Hall, sister of Susan HenriettaStre et Rose
Mrs. E. J. Hall
Mrs. E. J. Hall, widow of the late Sergeant B. P. Hall, passed awayqui etly to ____ last Tuesday morning at 12:45, after a two weeksillness. D eath occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. B.Morgan, in The Or chard, and all of her four sons and two daughters,
with the exception of one son, were at her bedside, when deathrelieved h er of her sufferings. Mrs. Hall had been ill about twoweeks, and sinc e the first her condition was regarded as veryserious.
Had Mrs. Hall lived until next January she would have beenseventy-thre e years of age. Her husband, Sergeant B. P. Hall, servedin the Civil W ar, in Co. D, 44th regiment, Missouri Infantry. Hedied several years a go. A wide circle of friends who knew and lovedMrs. Hall for her swee t character and motherly kindness, join indeepest sympathy to the bere aved
sons and daughters and their families in this great sorrow. Mrs. Hallw ill be much missed, not only in her family, but also amongst a hostof f riends. She had lived here two or three years.
Name and date of newspaper unknown.
Another clipping from the Siebert Settler just below reads
Mrs. Susan Rose received the sad news last week of the death of heronl y sister. At about the time the sad rites were being performedfor her h usband at Seibert, the same were being done for her sisterat ____le Ro se.
