Obit of Mrs. Samuel (Elizabeth DERMIT) HALL (b.1831 d.1914), Wabasha Co., MN
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Mrs Samuel Hall

Lake City Graphic, Tuesday Dec. 22, 1914

Mrs. Samuel Hall aged 83 years died at the home of her daughter, 
Mrs. Gould Lamb, Thursday evening, Dec 17. Miss Elizabeth Dermit 
was born in Ireland in the year 1831. While still in her native 
land she was married to Mr. Wm. Greer. In the year 1866 Mr and 
Mrs Greer came to this country settling in Hyde Park, Wabasha 
County, Minnesota. In this place they made their residence until 
the death of Mr. Greer in 1898. To Mr and Mrs Greer five children 
were born, two of whom died in childhood., the following surviving: 
Mrs. Ellen Wenthworth of Mandfield, S.D., Mrs. Gould Lamb of Lake 
City, and Richard Greer of Zumbro Falls. In the year 1900 Mrs 
Greer was united in marriage to Mr. Hall. Six months later Mr. 
Hall died. Since then Mrs. Hall made her home a few years in 
Millville and during the last few years with Mrs. Gould Lamb, 
just south of the city.

For some years Mrs. Hall has been in ill-health and during the 
last years was confined to her bed. The end came peacefully 
Thursday evening at sunset. Of her it is said, And she is not 
for God took her. The funeral was held Saturday morning from 
the home of Mrs. Gould Lamb, Rev. C.H. Miller officiating. 
The burial was made beside the remains of Mr. Greer in the 
cemetery of Zumbro Falls.