J. L. Hall person
also known as: J. L. Hall, Mr. Hall, Hall
Summary: A man who nearly lost his life in a heavy snow storm in the Mogollons.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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Claims (4)
arrived_in
cited from him, and in the morning when he awoke he… (1888)
immediately commenced. After being dismount-
ed Mr. Hall attemped to make his way on foot,
but as the snow was three feet deep he made
slow progress, and late on the first night fell
exhausted in the snow and soon dropped to
sleep. The s…
witnessed
cited from Mr… (1888) · +1 more
they overtook
him two miles south and a little west of Central,
where the killing occurred. This, taken in con-
nection with the fact that there were two men
on the one side and only one the other, will
( 26 )
be judged of in its proper…
recent storm in the Mogollons
cited from From Frank W… (1888)From Frank W. Graham, who is in from
his ranch in the Mogollons, the Enterprise
learns the following particulars of the freezing
of J. L. Hall, who came near losing his life
in the recent storm. Mr. Hall engaged to ac-
company a friend to sum…
worked_for
cited from him, and in the morning when he awoke he… (1888) · +1 more
immediately commenced. After being dismount-
ed Mr. Hall attemped to make his way on foot,
but as the snow was three feet deep he made
slow progress, and late on the first night fell
exhausted in the snow and soon dropped to
sleep. The s…
Sources (3)
From Frank W…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
him, and in the morning when he awoke he… ↗
1888 · newspaper · public-domain · details