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Submitted: 5/16/20 • Approved: 5/16/20 • Last Updated: 5/21/20 • R314142-G0-S3
Arthur Hall was a son of P. Marion & Elmira Ann (Heddins) Hall, and a grandson of Jim & Clara (Brewster) Heddins.
Arthur Hall appeared in the 1900 Henderson County census as a 17-year-old in the household with his mother and uncle J. Marion Heddins. He reportedly could not read or write and there was no mention of him being a farm laborer as most boys his age, so it is being speculated that he was physically or mentally hindered, and he died before the decade was out.
There being no tombstone to prove his burial in the Heddins family cemetery, it is only being assumed that he and his older sister were buried near their grandparents, uncles/aunts, and first cousins.
*Photo & information courtesy of:
R.J. Heddins
Contributed on 5/16/20 by ashaw444
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