Talbot County GaArchives Obituaries.....Thomas Hall September 29 1909
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The Talbotton New Era, October 7, 1909

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, October 7, 1909
Page 2

Death of Mr. Thomas Hall

It was on Wednesday, Sept. 29th, that Mr. Hall “crossed the bar and saw face to 
face his Pilot and his God.”

For two years and a half, he had been a sufferer, but with that dauntless 
courage manifested always as a soldier, he never faltered nor wavered.

Several months ago he sought the healing waters of Florida, and was greatly 
benefited.

He was eager to attend the Veterans reunion in Athens, but did not go; ere his 
comrades returned, he had joined the gathered hosts of the Grey on the other 
shore.

Only a few brief years ago, he built a cozy cottage on Talbot Heights.  To him 
the Mecca of his life’s pilgrimage was his own hearthstone.  Here he and his 
gentle wife dwelt in blessed contentment.

Mr. Hall was ever faithful, patriotic and kind.  He served his country from the 
highest sense of loyalty and duty, and leaves behind him an honorable record as 
soldier and patriot.  Of this his surviving comrades delight to tell.

He acted well his part and was ready to obey the summons, and sleeps in the 
church yard at Mathews Chapel. Besides his wife he leaves nine children.  They 
are: Mr. Seab R. Hall of Talbot County, Mr. William Hall of Dolomite, Ala., Mr. 
Jesse Hall of Columbus, Messrs. Ben and Homer Hall, Mrs. Estelle Beck of 
Cleola, Mrs. Helen Moon of Shiloh, Mrs. Marilu Moon who lives at the Hall 
homestead in the county.



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