gr daughter Dee Stewart has b 5/18/1896 vs 1894
Have seen birth in Washburn Wi. In 1917 draft lived in Fond du Lac Wi. Living in Fond du Lac in 1900 census. In 1880 census a James T O Halloran living in Fond du Lac Wi b 1865 in Wi. (T in name may be for Timothy..as in descondants name)In 1930 census a James O shows living in Chicago, also b 1865(which fits with son living in Chicago). In 1880 census James T O was living with parents Mike O , b 1830 in Ireland and Ann b 1831. Also living with them was daughter Mary A O b 1860 in Wi. James in 1880 was apprentice tinsmith.
singer and radio announcer for WLS in Chicago
Hal O'Halloran was one of the founding stars from WBAY-TV's early days.
Hal came to WBAY from Chicago, where he woke up Mid America with WLS Radio and the Smile-a-While Crew. The 6'2" O'Halloran was trained as a singer. He had a mellow voice and a melodious Irish laugh.
Hal was known for his love for children, and was the star of WBAY-TV's first children's show, "Captain Hal." The show was the predecessor of Russ Widoe's "Colonel Caboose."
WBAY TV Green BAY WiAlways popular were kiddie shows with cartoons and a friendly host, such as “Captain Hal.”
“Captain Hal, the Kiddies’ Pal — that was Hal O’Halloran,” Ihlenfeldt recalled. “We gave him a cap and sat him in a chair. He had a piano player, did some songs and showed some cartoons.”
Sometimes the lack of rehearsal showed.
from WLS
Hal O'Halloran...If you are one of the great throng who listen to WLS in the early morning, you need no introduction to Hal, chief announcer. No matter how gloomy the day, or how deep the snowdrifts outside, Hal is always on the job with a cheery "Good Morning" to start the day off right. Besides being the announcer of morning programs, Hal conducts the Saturday Night Barn Dance, and on Saturday morning he has a special program for the children, "Daddy Hal's Helpers." Trained as a singer, with a mellow voice that can fill a convention hall, ex-service man, father of two children, he is six feet two inches of Irish good nature. If you should ask him what he is most interested in, he would probably answer: "Boys and girls."
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1880 census shows still alive in Polk Cass cty Mo, and other source had death 2/27/1896 in Cass Mo
also shown 9/20/1876 d in Ada Oh.
1880 census shows b 1822
most of Hastings/Davis family buried at Staley Mound cem. Cass cty Mo, Polk township, near East Lynne
1880 census shows b 1860 and called ROSA
another source has 12/3/1880 as death. headstone has 1/18/1880
the name Spear may originate from a gr-grandmother's maiden name.
shows in 1880 census b 1865 and called SPUR
was baptist died of pneumonia
was baptist died of pneumonia
was baptist died of pneumonia