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Note: , born Kentucky, father born France, mother born North Carolina; son, James E. Hall, born Nov 1855, 44, widowed, born Illinois, parents born Kentucky, painter; Mary M., born Nov 1882, 17; Mable J, born Jan 1887, 13; Woodward (sic) L., born May 1889, 11; Gertrude A., born Sep 1891, 8; Ruth I., born Mar 1896, 4; living in Greenfield City, Rockbridge Twp., Greene Co., Illinois (film T623_303, ED 25, p10, 8 Jun)
living next to James Hall's sister-in-law Maryland F. Corrington Sterrett
1910 Census: Margaret E. Wilhite, head,85, widowed, 2 of 8 children living, laundress; son James E. Hall, 54, 2nd marriage, house painter; daughter-in-law Margaret, 49, 2nd marriage, born Illinois, father born England, mother born Ireland; granddaughter Ruth I. Hall, 11; living in Greenfield City, Rockbridge Twp., Greene Co., Illinois (film T624_289, ED 38, p12A, 30 Apr)
living next to James Hall's sister-in-law from 1st marriage, Maryland F. Corrington Sterrett
living near James Hall's sister, Mabel
1920 Census: James E. Hall, 63, born Illinois, painter & painter hanger; wife Margaret, 60, born Illinois, father born England, mother born Ireland; living in Greenfield city, Rockbridge Twp., Greene Co., Illinois (film T625_368, ED 48, p6B, 12 January)
Greenfield, Illinois Argus, Friday, December 13, 1929
James Edward Hall James Edward Hall died at his home in this city Thursday, December 5, 1929 at 1:45 p.m. of bronchial pneumonia after an illness of one week, aged 74 years and 15 days.
The deceased was born near Carlinville, Ill., Nov. 20, 1855, being the son of James L. and Margaret Lamar Hall, and moved with his parents to this vicinity during his boyhood, where he spent practically his entire life. He was married October 12, 1882, to Essie Corrington, who preceded him in death June 2, 1898. To this union seven children were born, six of who survive. They are Mrs. A. H. Shelton, of Beardstown; Miss Mabel Hall, of Springfield; Mrs. J. M. Bugg, of Elgin; Mrs. E. J. Siegel, of Chicago; Mrs. C. H. Wantland, of Macon, and Woodruff L. Hall, of this city. He is also survived by six grandchildren.
He was remarried in April 1908, to Mrs. Margaret Arnold, who survives him. He was a painter by trade and an honorable and upright citizen.
Funeral services were conducted from the First Methodist church in Greenfield of which he was a member, Dec. 7, 1929. Rev. C. Robertson officiating.
Internment is Oakwood cemetery. ----------------- Card of Thanks We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to the paster, the quartet, those who sent floral offerings and all our friends and neighbors whose many kindly acts and sympathetic words were so helpful and comforting in the hour of our sorrow following the death of our husband and father, James E. Hall. Mrs. James E. Hall
The Children
Note: 1900 Census: Margaret E. Wilhite, head, born Jul 1824, 75, widowed, 2 of 8 children living
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