Frank Hall
FRANK HALL, son of NETTIE C. PIKE and DANIEL LOUIS KOSSUTH HALL, was born September 7, 1890,8110 and died February 15, 1919 in St. Cyr la Rosiere, France.11620 He is buried in Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver, Colorado.456
Obituaries
Rocky Mountain News, January 31, 192211619
Bodies of Five Colorado Heroes To Arrive Today
Five of Colorado's soldier dead will arrive in Denver this morning from France, according to word received here yesterday from the offices of the Rocky Mountain club of New York.
Among the bodies will be that of Frank Hall, formerly of 3270 West Thirtieth avenue.
Hall enlisted in the service on May 12, 1918, and was among the first to cross the Atlantic. He arrived in France on July 26, 1918, and soon afterward was in the front line trenches. Among the important engagements of the American troops in which he took part were the battles of the Argonne and Oudenarde. Hall was on the firing line when the armistice was signed. He was awarded the croix de guerre with palms for a brave act performed in Belgium.
Hall was a member of the 363d Infantry of the Ninety-first division, and his company was awaiting oders for embarkation for America at St. Cyr la Posiere when he became sick of influenza and died. He was 28 years old.
Hall is survived by his father, Dan Hall of Fullerton, Neb.; by two brothers, Claude hall of Fullerton, Neb., and Edward Hall of Prince George, B. C., and by one sister, Beulah C. McLean of 3270 West Thirtieth avenue, Denver.
Rocky Mountain News, February 2, 192211618
Military Funerals Have Been Arranged For Colorado Heroes
Military funerals have been arranged for two of the five soldier dead of Colorado that reached Denver yesterday. Local legion men and members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars are taking charge of the details.
Services for Frank Hall, brother of Mrs. Beulah C. McLean, 3370 West Thirtieth avenue, are to be held at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Olinger mortuary. Dean Duncan H. Browne of St. John's cathedral, will preach the funeral sermon and the services will be in charge of the Forbes-Richard post of the American Legion. A guard of honor, a bugler and a firing squad from Fort Logan will attend the services. Burial is to be made in Crown Hill cemetery.
Census Records
| Date | Location | Enumerated Names |
|---|---|---|
| June 10, 19007660 | Atkinson, Holt, Nebraska | |
| April 16, 1910349 | Denver, Denver, Colorado |
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