Barbara, I believe I have some information that will be of interest to you. Sorry, but I just don't have the time to check all the information for you. I have about 70 pages of Fam Grp Sheets along with copies of documents, narratives by others and a few e-mail messages on just about all the names mentioned in your message. A quick overview reveal that the dates in your message appear to coincide with those in my files. If you would like a copy of these records in my files, please send $10. to cover copying fees and postage. Also, if you reply, PLEASE send a copy of your e-mail & my reply since I will not keep a copy of this. Charley Hall P O Box 425 Clinton, IL 61727-0425 On Sat, 4 Mar 2000 09:45:28 EST RootLines@aol.com writes: >My Hall' line is Leonard (MD/VA/KY 1730-1809) throughout his son Caleb > >(1753-1830) I found in the book "Life & Times of Leonard Hall" by >Henry Clay >Conner [Very well documented] that my Caleb worked with Daniel Boone >[see >below]. I have another line that also worked with Daniel Boone so my > >interest has "doubled" in this area. I just found in the "History of >Western >North Carolina" - Chapter IV - Daniel Boone by John Preston Arthur, >1914 the >following: > >"Benjamin Cutbirth, who had married Boone's niece, and several others, >went >west as far as the Mississippi, crossing the mountains and returning >before >1769; and that Boone himself, and William Hall, his friend, and, >possibly, >Squire Boone, Daniel's brother, in the fall of 1767...." > >DOES ANYONE KNOW who this William is? Leonard had a son William but >he was >born in 1756. I know Leonard had business with Daniel Boone what I >would >like to find out is the William above possible a brother? Leonard's >sons did >not work with Daniel until 1783. > >From the book Life & Times: "In transcribing the surveys, I found that >part >of the land was located just three miles N.W. of Daniel Boone's, which > >indicated to me that Caleb HalI and Leonard Hall, Jr., not only worked >with >Daniel Boon, but must have also lived with him at Boone's settlement >during >the time the surveys were being made, January 28, 1783 - July 28, >1783." [He >included the photo copies of the documents] > >Thanks Barbara Guinn >Hall line: Leonard, Caleb, Mahlon, Henry H., Louisa >

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------46E721F22686 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi Halls, Attached is for your info. This is not a hoax. It is real. 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In an unsigned manuscript (#1941235) titled "Historical and Biographical Sketch of the Hall (Halle) Family" is found a bibliography which should be useful to all Hall family researchers. the following sources are listed as containing information from which the compendium was drawn. The National Cyclopedia of American Biography -- Vols. 16, 18, 20, 22 The Hall Family of Yarmouth --- Cape Cod Library New England Historical and Genealogical Register Hall Ancestry --- C. S. Hall Captain John Hall and Descendants ---- G. E. Hall Record of the Family of Hate Evil Hall John Hall of Wallingford, Conn. ---- James Shepard Genealogy of the Halls Family --- Dr. Omar Hall William and Mary College Quarterly --- Vol 22, Series 1 The Halls of New England ---- Rev. David B. Hall Notes on the Surname of Hall --- Geo W. Marshall Genealogical Notes --- Theo Parsons Hall Mass. Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolutionary War Mass. Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in the Civil War --- Index Genealogical Dictionary of New England --- Savage Colonial Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania The General Armory --- Sir Bernard Burke Heraldry --- J. S. Milburne Who's Who in America -- 1954 - 1955 Sidelights on Maryland History -- Vol 2 --- Richardson Who's Who (Maryland, New England, South and Southwest, Oregon, Tenn, Calif, Kentucky, New York, Delaware, Minn, Alabama) End of page 24

I'm trying to identify Mildred Hall who married John G.Hall in Albemarle Co., possibly in St. Ann's Parish. John G. Hall b. 1770-1789 and died before 1830. They had five children, one of whom was George Washington Hall b. 1799. He married Eliza Jane Lowery. Another was John J. Hall, apparently Mildred's favorite. Mildren's unidentified maiden name may have been "Thomas" but I have lost or forgotten where I found this connection. She is shown as head-of household in Goochland Co. up until about 1848. I found her transferring property to her son John J. Hall in Goochland during the 1840's. John G. Hall's father was John W. Hall who married "Nancy (?)" in St. Ann's Parish. It has taken me 30 years to straighten out the John Halls shown above. Any help from fellow Hall researchers will be greatly welcome. Richard Burnette Alvaton, Kentucky

My Hall' line is Leonard (MD/VA/KY 1730-1809) throughout his son Caleb (1753-1830) I found in the book "Life & Times of Leonard Hall" by Henry Clay Conner [Very well documented] that my Caleb worked with Daniel Boone [see below]. I have another line that also worked with Daniel Boone so my interest has "doubled" in this area. I just found in the "History of Western North Carolina" - Chapter IV - Daniel Boone by John Preston Arthur, 1914 the following: "Benjamin Cutbirth, who had married Boone's niece, and several others, went west as far as the Mississippi, crossing the mountains and returning before 1769; and that Boone himself, and William Hall, his friend, and, possibly, Squire Boone, Daniel's brother, in the fall of 1767...." DOES ANYONE KNOW who this William is? Leonard had a son William but he was born in 1756. I know Leonard had business with Daniel Boone what I would like to find out is the William above possible a brother? Leonard's sons did not work with Daniel until 1783. >From the book Life & Times: "In transcribing the surveys, I found that part of the land was located just three miles N.W. of Daniel Boone's, which indicated to me that Caleb HalI and Leonard Hall, Jr., not only worked with Daniel Boon, but must have also lived with him at Boone's settlement during the time the surveys were being made, January 28, 1783 - July 28, 1783." [He included the photo copies of the documents] Thanks Barbara Guinn Hall line: Leonard, Caleb, Mahlon, Henry H., Louisa

Looking for Amelia T. Hall born ca 1825. Any information would be appreciated. Jim Forrest

-----Original Message----- From: Barbara Baber <baber1@erinet.com> To: HANKS-L@rootsweb.com <HANKS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 1:14 PM Subject: [HANKS] Fw: [KYMORGAN] NARA INCREASE > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <DEANNA234@aol.com> >To: <KYMORGAN-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 11:37 AM >Subject: [KYMORGAN] NARA INCREASE > > >> This was forwarded to me from a friend. I wanted to let you all know in >case >> you do need some things from NARA, I would get on the ball and request it >all >> now. >> Deanna >> Morgan CC >> Lawrence ACC >> >> >The National Archives will be increasing the price of >> >Military Service Records from $10 to $17.50 >> >Pension Records (Rev. War, Civil War, etc.) from $10 to $40 >> >Effective July 1, 2000 >> > >> >I was told this information by a staff member of the National Archives >> >this >> >last Saturday in Washington, DC. You might want to get any orders in >> >before >> >the increase. >> >> > > >==== HANKS Mailing List ==== >Have you tried GenConnect? >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index.html > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >

Does anyone on the list have anything on the following names ? Tabitha Hall, born Dec 1683, in MA or Ct, to Elisha Hall & Lydia ?? Job Hall, born Sep. 1691 Sylvanus Hall, born May 1693 Both Job and Sylvanus were brothers of Tabitha Priscilla Hall, born March 1693, probably in Barnstable, MA., daughter of Joseph Hall & Hannah Miller Margery Hall, born Feb. 1694/95, sister of Priscilla Hall Mary Hall, born March 1712, daughter of Joseph Hall & Mary Faunce Peter Hall, born May 1715, brother of Mary Hall Bathshebah Hall, born July 1719, sister of Mary & Peter

Phebe Hall was born Mar 3, 1688/89, probably in CT. Daughter of Elisha Hall & Lydia. Does anyone have more on her or her mother ?

Mary Hall was born March 1, 1673/74 at Yarmouth, MA. She wwas the daughter of John Hall and Priscilla Bearse. Does anyone have anything further on her ?

James Hall, 1720-1807 was married to Mary ? in 1743 possibly in Mansfield, CT. Was her maiden name Lamb or Linnell. I had thought it was Linnell, based on Halls of New England. Now I'm seeing that her name may have been Lamb.

Looking for info on William(Billy) Hall who was a lawyer at one time in Jackson,Tn. Also John T. Hall George Newton Hall Cyrus Hall Any help would be appreciated. Bessie turley@usit.net

Looking for info on parents of John William Hall. Born 1849 Audrain County Missouri. Believe his father is Christopher Hall. In 1850 Missouri Census there is a John hall Living with Christopher. Christopher is 26 yrs old and the extra John Hall is 48yrs old. Both Christopher and 48yr old John were born some where in Virginia. As always appreciate any info. Thanks Bob Hall

I am seeking any info. regarding the ancestry of Ida Susan Hall who married Joseph Grey Street on 29 June 1869 in Lincoln Co., TN. They settled first in Mexia, TX, and then in Oklahoma City, OK. Jim Robinson -- ================================================= James P. Robinson III jprobins@ix.netcom.com All original material contained herein is copyright and property of the author. It may be quoted only in discussions on this forum and with an attribution to the author, unless permission is otherwise expressly given. =================================================

Does anyone have info on Erastus Hall, born Nov 22, 1799? He was the son of Peter Hall & Mandana (Clark) Hall

I am looking for descendents of William Franklin or Francis HALL who served in the Civil War. He died about 1910 probably in Ballenger, Runnells Co.TX. He was married to Mary Catherine "Kate" LANIER, born about 1845. I am hoping that someone will have some viable information on this family, especially the family of Mary Catherine "Kate" LANIER. I am a descendent of Kate's sister Amanda Almeda LANIER and I am at a brick wall. Kate and AManda had sisters, Parthenia and Martha. Parthenia married a Cpt SMITH. Martha married a MANLEY in Lauderdale Co AL or COlbert CO. AL. Amanda, my gggrandmother married George W. LOVELACE. I believe that Wm. Franklin or Francis HALL and Mary Catherine LANIER had at least these children: Mary Margaret Anna HALL Robert Alonzo HALL Irvin Preston HALL This family apparently lived near Birmingham, AL at one time and possibly Texas and Oklahoma. If anyone is searching this family, please contact me at: GoochTandN@worldnet.att.net Thank you very much, Nancy Lovelace Gooch Atlanta,GA

ADAIR COUNTY NEWS COLUMBIA, KY NOVEMBER 10, 1897 Typed as published and submitted By Laura Frost Wright ************************ STATE NEWS ************************ CLARENCE HALL, who shot JO DAVIS near the dripping springs, a few weeks ago, has gotten himself into more trouble. Friday night he shot CHARLEY ADAMS on the Crab orchard Pike without provacation.  ------------------------------------------- I got this from another list and wanted to pass it along. ~DEBBIE REDMOND IN ILLINOIS~

Searching for parents/siblings/ancestors of Reuben [Rubin] Hall [1809-1866]. Married Jane Long [1813-1875] in Union, Monroe Co., WV in 1830. Children of Reuben [Rubin] and Jane: Sarah Catherine 1831- John 1833- Mary Jane 1835- Francis Ann 1837-1869 + George W. McCoy Margaret 1839-1854 Ingabo [Angelo?] 1841 William Alexander 1843- +Mary Elizabeth Sams 1844- m: 1867 General Taylor 1845- +Sarah E. Burditt 1853- m: 1870 James Matthew 1846-1904 +Letitia R. Hoke 1855-1870 2nd wife +Elizabeth Dean m: 1870 [?sister to Sarah Frances Dean?] Robert Calvin "Ceb" 1850-1912 [MY LINE] +Sarah Frances "Babe" Dean 1858-1871 [?sister to Elizabeth Dean?] Reuben Anderson 1854- ******************************************** Reuben [Rubin] had a brother, Archibald Hall [abt 1801-??] , who married Elizabeth Jane "Polly" Long [abt 1806-??] in Union, Monroe Co., WV in 1825. [It is not known whether the two men married sisters.] Children of Archibald and Polly: James 1828- Caroline 1832- John 1834- William 1834- Mary 1836- Sarah 1837- Susan 1839- + William Miller Robert 1841- Francis 1843- Elijah 1847-1899 d: Pettis Co., MO +Eliza Virginia Grinstead m: 1873 Pettis Co., MO ******************************************** A second brother, Jacob Hall [abt 1814-??] married Caroline ??. Children of this marriage: Berrga [?] b:abt 1841 Thomas b:abt 1843 Margaret b:abt1847 Martha b:abt 1855 John b:abt 1859 ************************************************************ Another brother was Elijah Hall. I have no information on this man. ************************************************************ Both the Reuben [Rubin] and Archibald Hall families are listed in the 1840 and 1850 census as farmers in Greenbrier Co., WV. Any info on any branch of these families would be greatly appreciated in helping to solve the decades long mystery - where were these four brothers born and who were there parents. Thank you. Keith A. Hall Roanoke,Virginia

HALL Listers I am looking for information on HALL, Nellie Louisa born April 01, 1866, and died November 05, 1904. Place of birth I believe was Boone County, Iowa because her husband was born there. Her death occurred in Webster County, Iowa for again her husband died in that county. She married BASS, James Franklin and the date of this marriage was December 31, 1886, in Boone, Boone County, Iowa. Dates for BASS, James Franklin are July 01, 1868, and died May 31, 1933. James father was born in Indiana and his mother in Pennsylvania. Any and all help that might be rendered would be greatly appreciated. In advance let me say THANKS to one and all for any light that could be shed on this request. Ed IBSSG Proud Donor of Rootsweb http://members.aol.com/BassBoatn2/index.html http://members.aol.com/BassBoatn3/index.html P.A.R.R.I.S.H----B.A.S.S----D.A.V.E.N.P.O.R.T. M.I.L.W.A.R.D.----A.D.A.M.S.----T.U.D.O.R ----W.I.L.E.Y.----H.O.R.S.E.M.A.N.----J.O.N.E.S. B.U.R.T.O.N.----H.E.N.R.Y.