Hall - Mary Jane Henderson Cully
Source: Crawfordsville Daily Journal Saturday 1 Feb 1890
Mrs. Mary Jane Hall, formerly Cully, died this morning at her home on Grant Avenue near Dry Branch, of the grip, complicated with brain fever. She was a widow and past fifty years of age. She leaves four children, John, Sam, Lillie, and Mrs. Doc Griffin, of Terre Haute, to mourn.
Source: Crawfordsville Daily Journal Monday 3 Feb 1890
The following notice of the death of Mrs. Jane Hall has been handed The Journal for publication: On Saturday morning at 5 o’clock the terrible sufferings of Jane Cully were ended. The cause of her death was congestion of the brain, the result of a severe case of la grippe. She was born in County Down, Ireland, April 1, 1832, her maiden name being Henderson. At the age of 16, she united with the Presbyterian Church, was married twice, her first husband being Michael Cully. Unto them were born three children, John, Samuel, and Mrs. Doc Griffin. In 1870 she was married to Wm Hall and one child, Lillie, being the result of this union. She was a devoted mother, and a kind and loving neighbor. Her illness was only a few days but her suffering was intense and she was conscious until a few hours before her death. Had she lived until April, she would have been 58 years old, but she has gone to rest beloved by all who knew her.
Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal 8 Feb 1890 p 3
Mrs. Mary Jane Hall, formerly Cully, died last Saturday at her home on Grant Avenue near dry Branch of the grip, complicated with brain fever. She was a widow and past 50 years of age. She leaves four children: John, Sam, Lillie and Mrs. Doc Griffin, of Terre Haute to mourn - kbz