Hannah Grives

Hannah (INMAN) (ASHCRAFT) Hall. Hannah INMAN was born August 11, 1856 in Martin County, Indiana, the daughter of Thomas and Nancy (CORBIN) INMAN.

She was married to Daniel P. ASHCRAFT in Greene County, Indiana on July 18, 1879. Daniel Boone Ashcraft Jr. Birth: Jul. 8, 1852 Death: Feb. 16, 1880 son of Daniel Ashcraft (1823 - 1897) Mary Ann Emory Ashcraft (1826 - 1890) They had;

Della Boone Ashcraft Horn (1880 - 1958)

She was later married to Columbus HALL on February 5, 1891 in Greene County. Hannah died on December 6, 1945 at the home of her daughter, Della HORN, in Koleen. Funeral services were held in Ashcraft Chapel and her remains were buried here on December 8, 1945

Under Columbus Hall on find-a-grave is written:

Columbus, born 20 Jul 1849, died 29 Nov 1913. He first married Susanna ASHCRAFT, born 30 Nov 1851, eldest child of Joseph and Nancy (HORN) ASHCRAFT. After the death of Susanna 9 May 1888, Columbus married Hannah GRIVES on 5 Feb 1891

On find-a-grave under her profile She is listed as being married to Granville Alvadore REYNOLDS under his is written below and NOTE using ancestry.com and other sources documenting this on GENI :

Granville Alvadore REYNOLDS, son of Marshall REYNOLDS, was born in Putnam County, near Manhattan, August 26, 1850, and died in Bloomfield, September 29, 1924; aged seventy-four years, one month and three days.
He married Hannah INMAN, September 13, 1873, and to this union were born four children. One son was accidentally killed when only seventeen years old. The other three are daughters and they are Mrs. Sarah ANDERSON, of Terre Haute; Mrs. Ida FOSTER, Bloomfield, and Mrs. Delilah CHAPMAN, Chicago Heights.
Of a family of eight children, only three survive—two sisters, Mrs. Margaret STOUGH, Terre Haute, and Mrs. Dora BOBBETT, Elnora, and one brother, George REYNOLDS, Terre Haute.
Mr. REYNOLDS spent his early life in Putnam and Clay Counties, coming from Brazil to Bloomfield about fifteen years ago to work in the brick plant. He has worked at brick making the most of his life.
On February 3, 1923, he was stricken with paralysis, and was confined to his room. Saturday, September 20, he had another stroke, which was the cause of his death.
In addition to the above mentioned he is also survived by his wife, several grandchildren and many friends.
He was a good man of a kindly disposition; rather inclined to be humorous; he was unassuming and quiet, but loved people and enjoyed visits from his friends. When nearing the end he tried to talk to those who were at his bedside, but being unable to make them understand he pointed to an open door and upward, and the angels understood him, and said, “Come, rest from thy sufferings.
The funeral services were held in the Baptist Church September 30. Interment in Grandview Cemetery.
What has been found on ancestry.com states this Hannah Inman was: Hannah Inman was born on October 10, 1848, in Oblong, Illinois. She married Granville Alvadore Reynolds on September 13, 1874, in Greene County, Indiana. She died in 1900 at the age of 52. daughter of Elisha George and Lucretia Corbin

DEATH:

1. Bloomfield News (Weekly Newspaper), ,Volume LXXI, Number 6, Page 1, Column 6,, Thursday, December 13, 1945.

Koleen Resident Buried Saturday
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at Ashcraft Chapel for Hannah HALL, who passed away Thursday at the home of a daughter, Della HORN, at Koleen. rs. Hall, 89 years of age, was the daughter of Thomas and Nancy (CORBIN) INMAN. Jenkins and Sons were in charge of arrangements."