Journal Sister of William Douglas Hall (which sister unknown probably Sarah A)), "Leaves from a Woman's Private Journal," Between 1880 - 1894, p 7: "Felix, the youngest of the family, married his first cousin, Adeline Hall, and died young from accidently inhaling rat's bane; having consumption a very little of the odour hurried him to his death; he left two children, Fannie, who married a man named Ingold, left him and married again. I have lost all trace of her. Jasper was a dwarf and died in early manhood, a drunken gambler. Felix was not good, not bad, a weekly, improvident man of whom one might write the simple epitaph "One of Earth's Incapables. He was born, married and died.'
If prayers for the dead are beneficial (and I believe they are) my ancestors need the prayers of all Christian people. My Uncle Felix was kind to all children, especially kind to me."
