Elijah Hale
1825 - 1902 (77 years)-
Name Elijah Hale Birth 6 Jan 1825 Miami County, Indiana 
[1, 2, 3] Gender Male Census 1850 Vermilion County, Illinois Census 1870 Iroquois County, Illinois Census 1880 Douglas, Iroquois County, Illinois Census 1885 Clarinda, Page County, Iowa Occupation farmer Death 9 Jul 1902 Alliance, Box Butte County, Nebraska [1, 3] Burial Alliance Cemetery, Alliance, Box Butte County, Nebraska [1] - https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11233578/elijah-hale
photo of tombstone on Find a Grave shows tree trunk with cut branches and banner reading Hale. Tree trunk rests on a solid cube base that has the name Elijah 1825-1902, and Nancy E. with dates halv covered by sod, but could be 1829 for birth which know from other records.
Person ID I459 Gritton Last Modified 15 Mar 2024
Family Nancy E. Gritton, b. 1828, Kentucky d. Apr 1895, Alliance, Box Butte County, Nebraska (Age 67 years) Marriage 19 Aug 1849 Vermilion County, Illinois [4, 5] - Marriage License Abstracts Vermilion County, Illinois 1826-1852. Page 30. No record of anyone signing for bride or groom.
Children 1. William Asbury Hale, b. Abt 1849, Vermilion County, Illinois d. 17 Nov 1910, Puyallup, Pierce County, Washington (Age 61 years)2. Elizabeth Hale, b. Abt 1853, Illinois 3. John P. Hale, b. Mar 1856, Illinois d. 22 Oct 1940, Puyallup, Pierce County, Washington (Age 84 years)4. Margaret Hale, b. Abt 1858, Illinois 5. George Edward Hale, b. Mar 1861, Illinois d. 22 Sep 1925, Puyallup, Pierce County, Washington (Age 64 years)Family ID F225 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 6 Jul 2019
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Birth - 6 Jan 1825 - Miami County, Indiana 
Marriage - 19 Aug 1849 - Vermilion County, Illinois Census - 1850 - Vermilion County, Illinois 
Census - 1870 - Iroquois County, Illinois 
Census - 1880 - Douglas, Iroquois County, Illinois 
Census - 1885 - Clarinda, Page County, Iowa 
Death - 9 Jul 1902 - Alliance, Box Butte County, Nebraska 
Burial - - Alliance Cemetery, Alliance, Box Butte County, Nebraska = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - The Sleep of the Just.
Mr. Elijah Hale, after reaching the ripe old age of 77 years, 6 months and 3 days, passed to the other shore at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Danner, in this city at five o'clock Wednesday evening, after an illness of several weeks. Uraemic poisoning, caused by kidney trouble, is given as the reason of his demise. The funeral services were conducted at the M.E. church this morning at ten o'clock by Rev. E.C. Horn, and remains laid to rest beside those of the companion who spent many years of life's joy and vicissitudes with him, and whose death occurred abut six years ago. Elijah Hale was born January 6, 1825, near Peru, Indiana. About the time of attaining his majority he moved to Illinois, in which state he married. After a residence several years there and in Iowa, Mr. Hale moved to this section of Nebraska - some sixteen or seventeen years ago. His genial, kindly nature is lost to many appreciative friends as well as the relatives. He had passed his life singularly free from bodily ailments and old age left no trace with his serene disposition. Three sons and two daughters owe existence to the deceased. George and John Hale, who were among the first settlers of Alliance, William, who is in Washington and unable to reach here; Mrs. J.W. Danner, Mrs. D. Ritterhouse, whose homes are in our city. Elijah Hale's long life chapter is closed, and while the sorrowing relatives mourn and have the sympathy of the community, he sleeps peacefully.
The Alliance Times-Herald, Alliance, NEbraska. Friday 11 July 1902, page 1.
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