Dane County WI Archives Photo Tombstone.....HALL, Emma Jane 
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Cemetery:           Albion Prairie Cemetery, Albion, Dane Co., Wi.
Name:               Emma Jane HALL
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Hall, Emma Jane 
16 Apr 1866- 24 Oct 1918
Dau of Samuel and Jennette McKINSIN (CALDER) MARSDEN.
Married Samuel Hall Jr. on 14 Apr 1887
Obituary, the Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter, Edgerton, Rock CO., WI. Fri. 01 Nov 
1918:
                                                                               
EMMA JANE HALL
     Emma Jane Hall was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marsden. She was 
born in ALbion, where she spent her whole life, April 16, 1866, and died Oct. 
24, 1918.
     Our sister recieved her schooling at Albion and Edgerton, and on April 
14, 1887, was married to Samuel Hall and the couple went on a farm on Albion 
Prairie. This union was blessed by two children, Leslie and Sadie.
     Mrs. Hall was a great lover of nature. She enjoyed looking upon God's 
beauty in the works of His hand. The flowers, the trees, and all parts of 
nature held before her the beauty  of Him. She loved all that was godly. Mrs. 
Hall became a Christian and united with the P.M. Church many years ago. Her 
faith in God was childlike. And now she has departed. How we will miss her. 
Here the patient, thoughtful, loving mother died-died in the fall as leaves 
do, leaving to her people the sweet memory of her love. She has fallen into a 
peacefull sleep. No more sorrow, no more pain. At rest. The day is coming, and 
not far distant, when she will hear the voice of God and lift her eyes to 
heaven and say with Stephen, :Behold, I see the heavans open, and the son of 
man standing on the right hand of God."
     "There she shall see His face, And Never never sin; There from the rivers 
of His grace Drink endless pleasures in."
     Let us sorrow not as for one without hopes. But let our lives be led by 
the same spirit as hers, and meet her on the other side where whe will be 
waiting for us.
     She leaves to mourn her departure a father, Mr. Samuel Marsden, a husband 
Mr. Samuel Hall, and two children, Leslie and Sadie; also five sisters, Annie, 
Lucy, Mae, Viola and Margaret, three brothers, Joseph and Jonathan and Rollin, 
and two grandchildren, Vera and Ruth.
     The services were held at her home on the Prairie  and she was laid to 
rest in the Albion Prairie cemetery, October 27.


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