William Pollack Alexander Carabine

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1. New Hampshire, U.S., Marriage and Divorce Records, 1659-1947. Ancestry,com. Ancestry.ca

   New England Historical Genealogical Society; New Hampshire Bureau of Vital Records, Concord, New Hampshire

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   accessed; 14 September 2011; Webster Russell Hall, obit, 13 Jul 2007

   <b>Webster Russell Hall May 15, 1919 ~ July 13, 2007 </b>Webster Russell Hall 88, of Deerfield, NH, passed away peacefully w hile vacationing along the coast of Maine. He was the eldest son of Cli fford Webster Hall and Marion Cole Hall of Winthrop, MA. There he spent m ost of his childhood with his now deceased siblings, brother Robert Hal l and two sisters Mildred Carabine & Carolyn Proctor. He was married to the late Esther Cates Hall in June, 1941 and raised f ive children over the course of their forty plus years of marriage. He e njoyed electronics and working with wood. In the early 1960's, he built a c amp on Moose Pond in Denmark, ME. This would eventually become the plac e of peace and beauty he retreated to in summer to be with family and f riends. Webster served his country as a Flight Engineer for the Naval Air Patro l during World War 2. He worked in management as an Equipment Chief Engineer and Internal Aud itor for New England Telephone Company, retiring in1981 after 36 years o f dedicated service. He is survived by his companion of many years, Donna Tyler of Hemet CA a nd her extensive family, his beloved children and their families, Susan a nd Fred Fisher, Nancy and David Bull, Deborah Shanteler,Mark and Kathe rine Hall and Cliff and Lisa Hall. In addition, there are 11 grandchild ren, 9 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews who will feel th is loss deeply. Mr. Hall or “Bumpa” to his grandchildren, loved to sing , laugh and share stories of his many adventures as he traveled extensi vely across North America over the last twenty six years. He was a man who never knew a stranger, only friends he had not met. Truly, a wonderful soul who was loved and will be missed by everyone wh ose life he touched. A memorial service will be held on Hacker’s Hill, in Casco, Maine at 11 a m Thursday July 19, 2007. Arrangements are being provided by Hall Funer al Home in Casco.