A Hale Family |
Passenger of the "Germanic" from Liverpool via Queenstown to New York. The arrival was on 01 December 1888. |
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Dr. E. W. Hale, aged 64, gentleman Citizenship: USA Intended destination: USA Embarkation: Liverpool Cabin |
Mrs. Hale, aged 55, wife Citizenship: USA Intended destination: USA Embarkation: Liverpool Cabin |
Miss Hale, aged 20, lady Citizenship: USA Intended destination: USA Embarkation: Liverpool Cabin |
Passport Application, 1888 Issued New York on 11 June 1888. I, Elias White Hale, do swear that I was born in Leviston, Pennsylvania, on or about the sixth day of June 1824; that I am a native and loyal citizen of the United States, and about the travel abroad accompanied by my wife Mary V. Hale and minor daughter Ellen L. Hale, age 20. |
Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania Published by J. H. Beers, 1898 Dr. Elias W. Hale, the fourth child and last survivor of six children, read medicine under the direction of J. B. Ard, M. D., graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, and for a number of years practiced the profession at Lewistown, then removed to Reedsville, Penn., where he pursued the same calling. In the spring of 1864 he located in Bellefonte, at which place his practice was somewhat limited. In 1874, in connection with William P. Duncan & Co., he bought the old mill, and went into the milling business under the firm name of Duncan, Hale & Co. Mr. Duncan retired in 1882, and the firm was changed to Gerberich, Hale & Co., Mr. Gerberich managing the business. Dr. Hale was prominently connected with the Masonic fraternity, and he was well up in agricultural circles in the county and State. He always took a decided interest in agriculture, and invariably lent a hand to its advancement. He was one of Bellefonte's shrewdest businessmen, and was an influential citizen from 1864 until the time of his death. He was probably one of the largest property owners in Bellefonte, possessing, in addition to his real estate in the town, a number of fine farms in Centre and adjoining counties, and his wealth would foot up hundreds of thousands of dollars. He was a partner in the Moshannon Banking Co., of Philipsburg, Penn. His death occurred in Mentone, Southern France, February 20, 1892, whither himself and family had gone the October before for his health. Dr. Hale was twice married, his first wife being Miss Ellen Louise Steely, of the Kishacoquillas Valley, in Mifflin County, this State, by whom he had a son, Harry. |
Saint Marks Cemetery, Lewistown, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, USA |
© Mona Anderson |
Elias White Hale, M. D. born June 6, 1824 died February 20, 1892 |
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