Annis Hall was born May 1880 in Kansas to John M Hall (1840-1902)a Civil War Veteran and Jemima Belle Hoffman (1851-1934).
Inmate#9466 Kansas State Prison
Rec: 3 Sep 1900
Crime: Larceny
Released: 14 Apr 1901
Annis was such a very sad lady, who had a hard disturbing life.
She was the third of four children:
William Hall 1877-1880
Mary Hall 1880-
Annis Hall 1880-
Lillian Lucretia Hall 1889-1974
First sign of troubled waters:
13 May 1899
Location:
Newton, Harvey, Kansas, United States of America
Description:
Insane runaway from Raymond. Dad came Sunday to get her and didn’t even thank anyone. I bet it cost him a pretty penny to go get her.
7 Apr 1900
Location:
Hutchinson, Kansas, United States of America
Description:
Court, prominent figure a few years back.
6 Sep 1900
Location
Winfield, Kansas, United States of America
Description
Mrs G H Adams has rooms for rent and a young lady said she was a stenographer needing a room. She said she had half the rent and would get it from Bon Aton, her work place. Mrs Adams pinned a courage that Annis admired and gave her a tour of the house. Mrs Adams left to tend with a stray cow. Upon returning Annis had left in a hurry. She rented Bon Ton after trying several places. A stolen watch was found on her but the two rings and watch chain were never found. per the newspaper, a colored man who tended the cow said Annis turned loose the cow to distract Mrs. Adams. On 3 September, 1900 the sheriff took Annis to Lansing. On 6 Sep 1900 Annis plead guilty, received 18 months penitentiary sentence.
1900 Census shows her living here
Location
Wichita Ward 2, Sedgwick, Kansas, USA
Description
Mrs Glenwood ran a boarding house. She had her SIXTEEN year old son and a housekeeper. She also had FOUR prostitutes boarding with her.
Date
2 Jan 1901
Location
Winfield, Kansas, United States of America
Description
This is a notice on 13 Dec 1900 that a pardon for Annis will be presented to the governor. She had committed Larceny in a dwelling house.
Inmate#9466 Kansas State Prison
Rec: 3 Sep 1900
Crime: Larceny
Released: 14 Apr 1901
Annis was such a very sad lady, who had a hard disturbing life.
She was the third of four children:
William Hall 1877-1880
Mary Hall 1880-
Annis Hall 1880-
Lillian Lucretia Hall 1889-1974
First sign of troubled waters:
13 May 1899
Location:
Newton, Harvey, Kansas, United States of America
Description:
Insane runaway from Raymond. Dad came Sunday to get her and didn’t even thank anyone. I bet it cost him a pretty penny to go get her.
7 Apr 1900
Location:
Hutchinson, Kansas, United States of America
Description:
Court, prominent figure a few years back.
6 Sep 1900
Location
Winfield, Kansas, United States of America
Description
Mrs G H Adams has rooms for rent and a young lady said she was a stenographer needing a room. She said she had half the rent and would get it from Bon Aton, her work place. Mrs Adams pinned a courage that Annis admired and gave her a tour of the house. Mrs Adams left to tend with a stray cow. Upon returning Annis had left in a hurry. She rented Bon Ton after trying several places. A stolen watch was found on her but the two rings and watch chain were never found. per the newspaper, a colored man who tended the cow said Annis turned loose the cow to distract Mrs. Adams. On 3 September, 1900 the sheriff took Annis to Lansing. On 6 Sep 1900 Annis plead guilty, received 18 months penitentiary sentence.
1900 Census shows her living here
Location
Wichita Ward 2, Sedgwick, Kansas, USA
Description
Mrs Glenwood ran a boarding house. She had her SIXTEEN year old son and a housekeeper. She also had FOUR prostitutes boarding with her.
Date
2 Jan 1901
Location
Winfield, Kansas, United States of America
Description
This is a notice on 13 Dec 1900 that a pardon for Annis will be presented to the governor. She had committed Larceny in a dwelling house.
26 Aug 1903
Location
Leavenworth, Leavenworth, Kansas, United States of America
Description
Appendix Operation for Annis Hall of Raymond, KS
On 19 July 1904 she married Bernard Frances Ives (1877-1931). From 1915-1920 they bounced around California and she is found alone.
Larned State Hospital for the Criminally Insane
Date
29 Jan 1921
Location
Larned, Pawnee, Kansas, USA
Description:
Her husband was married in 1930 census to Josephine Gertrude Roby, mom in 1930 was 76 years old living in Kansas State Soldiers Home and died 1934, and her only living sibling went west. Like Patton, Larned was for criminals not just your typical Boo Radley harmless insane person. What happens next? That's a mystery yet to be solved. I never found Annis death. What happened to her? Did she die in the asylum? Or did she go back to Kansas? I couldn't find anymore records for her.
I found this but I doubt it's her
NAME: Annis M Hall
CEMETERY: Bedford Cemetery
BURIAL PLACE: Taylor, Iowa, United States
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS: 252010
Although one never knows
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