Joseph N. Hallock

1861–1942 (age 81)

Biography

Joseph N. Hallock, born in 1861, exemplified a strong work ethic coupled with gentle compassion, ever mindful of the value of steady presence in the lives of those near him.

When he passed in 1942, the community around the Old Burying Ground honored the quiet strength he displayed throughout his life, carrying forward the lessons of his dependable care.

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