Amos L. FALLIS Dr. and Mollie HAYDEN

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Husband Amos L. FALLIS Dr.

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         Born: 9 Apr 1846 17
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         Died: 11 Jun 1921
       Buried:  - Wheeling, Indiana

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       Father: Turner W. FALLIS (1824-1850) 17
       Mother: Hanna M. THOMPSON (1824-1894)

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      Married: Abt 1867

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 Other Spouse: Sarah Elizabeth WOODRING (1864-      )

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Wife Mollie HAYDEN

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         Born: 30 Jul 1850
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         Died: 21 Mar 1892
       Buried:  - Wheeling, Indiana

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Children

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1 F Emma Belle FALLIS

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         Born: Abt 1868
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2 M Frank Turner FALLIS

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         Born: 15 Oct 1870
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         Died: 19 Nov 1947
       Buried:  - Wheeling, Indiana

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3 M William J. FALLIS

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         Born: 6 Dec 1873
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         Died: 17 Apr 1889 - Wheeling, Indiana
       Buried:  - Wheeling, Indiana

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4 F Lillian FALLIS

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         Born: Abt 1876
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5 M Charles FALLIS

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         Born: Abt 1880
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6 M Carl FALLIS

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         Born: Abt 1882
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7 F Maude Captolia FALLIS

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         Born: 1884 - Muncie, Indiana
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         Died: Jan 1982 - Muncie, Indiana
       Buried:  - Beech Grove Cemetery, Muncie, Indiana 17

       Spouse: Elmer COVALT (1883-1943)

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General Notes (Husband)

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Served in the Civil War with D. Company 139 Indiana infantry. He returned to the farm where he soon traded his share for a store at Trask Post Office nearby. After he married Mollie Hayden he moved with their four children, Belle, Frank, Will, and Lillie "West" looking for a home in Missouri. For some reason this move didn't work out and they returned to Grant County, Indiana and the farm.

In About 1876, Amos began the study of medicine under a Dr. Spurgeon in Muncie, Indiana and was licensed to practice in Indiana.

The mortar and pestle with which Amos ground his own herbs gathered in the woods himself are still on display in the office lobby of the New York Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. They are the possession of Dr. Donald A. Covalt, manager and assistant director, granson of Dr. Amos Fallis ¹⁷