Funeral services will be Monday August 17, 2026 at 3 PM from the Chapel of Taylor Funeral Home with Tommy Marvin officiating. Place of rest will be in the Cumberland Furnace Cemetery. Visitation with the family will be Sunday August 16th from 4 to 8 Pm and on Monday from 1 PM until time of service. Those desiring memorials may be made to the Cumberland Furnace Cemetery.
Margaret Allen “Peggy” Hall, age87 of Cumberland Furnace, TN passed away Thursday August 13, 2026. Born in Augusta Maine on January 22, 1939 she was the daughter of the late Roger Durham and Rose Marie Roy Jackson and was preceded in death by her husband of 62 years, David Donald “Don” Hall; her daughter, Priscilla; her great granddaughter, Natasha; her brother, Albert Rowe Jackson and her sister, Susan Rose. Peggy and Don were the care takers of the Cumberland Furnace Cemetery for many years. She was a member of the former Cumberland Furnace United Methodist Church.
Survivors include her children, Scott A. Hall of Franklin, KY, Rose Anna Hall (Lloyd) of Cumberland Furnace, TN, David A. Hall of Johns Island, SC, Donald R. Hall (Amy) of Murfreesboro, TN; sister, Priscilla “Kitty” DeVries of Concord, NH; 8 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; 2 great-great grandchildren.
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My condolences to the family. My prayers are with you. Will miss seeing her going to the mailbox. A very sweet neighbor.
Always helpful and genuinely concerned about everyone. Prayers to the family.
Our thoughts and prayers for my cousins and families during this time. I have wonderful memories of our visits and the kind words with Aunt Peggy and Uncle Donald growing up.
Peggy was always one of my favorite people (along with Don, also). She was so kind and always made me feel ‘special’! That was Peggy!
I’m so sorry for your loss of Peggy. She was such a wonderful Christian lady.
I’m sorry I was unable to attend her service as I just learned she had passed a couple of hrs ago.
Prayers for the friends and family of Peggy. I enjoyed all of our phone visits and table conversations. She shared wonderful stories.
My condolences to the family! I am so sorry to hear about Mrs. Hall. I met her about 10 years ago while driving through Cumberland Furnace and seeing her antique store from the road. I would stop by visit occasionally and we would discuss me buying her inventory from her shop. At that time, I had just started a booth in Clarksville but wasn’t sure I needed the entire shop. She gave me so much advice about antiques and I often would stop by to visit on my way to Dickson. The last time I stopped by her daughter was there and thought I was hospice pulling in. I prayed for her on my way back home. I always enjoyed talking with her and even found out I worked with someone who grew up in Cumberland Furnace that she knew. Amy Yates. Continued prayers for your family.