KENTUCKY VITAL STATISTICS----JANUARY 1916 - DECEMBER 1920 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ALL DEATHS WILL BE MARKED BY ***D NAME COUNTY DATE   VOLUME#   CERTIFICATE# MOTHER"S NAME   NL= NOT LISTED                ====================================== 53.] HALL, ALICE KNOTT COUNTY 01/16/1917 VOL.# 6 CERT.# 2858 MOTHER: MARTHA ELLEN COOK ======================================54.] HALL, ALICE ROWAN COUNTY 05/19/1917 VOL.# 55 CERT.# 27219 MOTHER: ANNA THOMPSON ====================================== 55.] HALL, ALICE MONTGOMERY COUNTY 06/25/1920 VOL.# 65 CERT.# 32022 MOTHER: NANCY ELDRIDGE ======================================56.] ***HALL, ALICE SIMPSON COUNTY 10/24/1916 VOL.# 54 CERT.# 26640 MOTHER: NL ===================================== 57.] HALL, ALICE L. FULTON COUNTY 09/18/1920 VOL.# 101 CERT.# 50391 MOTHER: CORDLIE M. HICKS ======================================58.] HALL, ALICE VIRGINIA LETCHER COUNTY 10/08/1916 VOL.# 104 CERT.# 51809 MOTHER: MAUD RAMEY ======================================59.] HALL, ALLA MAE BREATHITT COUNTY 07/28/1919 VOL.# 111(20) CERT.# 55020 MOTHER: SALLIE OAKS ======================================60.] ***HALL, ALLAN C. BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 08/16/1917 VOL.# 44 CERT.# 21504 MOTHER: NL ======================================61.] ***HALL, ALLAN, INFANT OF JEFFERSON COUNTY 03/14/1920 VOL.# 18 CERT.# 8702 MOTHER: NL ======================================62.] HALL, INFANT OF ALLEN HOPKINS COUNTY 04/11/1916 VOL.# 40 CERT.# 19921 MOTHER: EDNA GLADYS ======================================63.] ***HALL, ALLEN B. FAYETTE COUNTY 03/21/1918 VOL.# 14 CERT.# 6815 MOTHER: NL ======================================64.] HALL, ALLIE M. ROWAN COUNTY 04/04/1920 VOL.# 108 CERT.# 53811 MOTHER: TEALIE CURRY ======================================65.] HALL, ALLISON LETCHER 08/27/1916 VOL.# 83 CERT.# 41423 MOTHER: MAPLE TRUSTY ======================================66.] HALL, ALLYNE GALLATIN COUNTY 08/08/1919 VOL.# 71 CERT.# 35090 MOTHER:ANNIE ALICE TAYLOR ======================================67.] HALL, ALMA GRANT COUNTY 01/231918 VOL.# 3 CERT.# 1412 MOTHER:MINNIE SIMPLE ======================================68.] HALL, ALMA ESTILL COUNTY 04/03/1916 VOL.# 34 CERT.# 16580 MOTHER: MANDIE FINCHUM ======================================69.] HALL, ALMA ROCKCASTLE COUNTY 09/09/1916 VOL.# 96 CERT/# 47858 MOTHER: RACHEL HIBBARD ======================================

Hello, Here are the Hall marriages for Vermilion Co., IL 1826-1852. Hope it helps someone. Daryl Bruner LYRAD22@aol.com Hall, Andrew J. Trimmell, Ellen (S. Trimmell, Father) married 17 May 1839 Hall, Eli (William Hall, Father) Couch, Cynthia (William Couch, Father) married 9 Jun 1831 Hall, Ira D. Smith, Esther married 1 May 1846 Hall, Littleton Wheellock, Almira married 2 Jun 1844 Gillespie, John M. Hall, Margaret married 29 May 1833 Kendall, Jacob M. Hall, Elizabeth A. (John Kendall) married 23 Jan 1848 Lindsey, Oliver Hall, Henrietta J. married 9 Jun 1850 Phipps, John Hall, Eliza (Wm. & Anna Hall, parents; Jefferson Copeland) married 8 May 1836

KENTUCKY VITAL STATISTICS----JANUARY 1916 - DECEMBER 1920 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ALL DEATHS WILL BE MARKED BY ***D NAME COUNTY DATE   VOLUME#   CERTIFICATE# MOTHER"S NAME   NL= NOT LISTED                ======================================26.] HALL, AIRETTA PIKE COUNTY 01/16/1920 VOL.# 10 CERT.# 4682 MOTHER: MARY R. GILLESPIE ======================================27.]***HALL, ALAX FLOYD COUNTY 02/16/1919 VOL.# 12 CERT.# 5623 MOTHER: NL ====================================== 28.] HALL, ALBERT BREATHITT COUNTY 94/15/1917 VOL.# 34 CERT.# 16995 MOTHER: LILLIE KINNEY ====================================== 29.] ***HALL, ALBERT FAYETTE COUNTY 06/17/1918 VOL.# 31 CERT.# 15273 MOTHER: NL ====================================== 30.] ***HALL, ALBERT KENTON COUNTY 12/11/1915 VOL.# 19(16) CERT.# 948 MOTHER: NL ====================================== 31.] HALL, ALBERT ANSEL PULASKI COUNTY 05/05.1916 VOL.# 55 CERT.# 27093 MOTHER: GRACIE EDNA TOMLINSON ====================================== 32.] HALL, ALBERT B. JEFFERSON COUNTY 07/16.1920 VOL.# 16(21) CERT# 7714 MOTHER: NELLIE IRENE VALENTINE ====================================== 33.] HALL, ALBERT D. HENDERSON COUNTY 04/19/1916 VOL.# 40 CERT.# 19821 MOTHER: KATIE WRIGHT ======================================34.] HALL, ALBERT DOUGLASS SCOTT COUNTY 03/30/1919 VOL.# 68 CERT.# 33506 MOTHER: MATTIE WILLIAMSON ======================================35.] HALL, ALBERT DAUNTON LETCHER COUNTY 11/09/1916 VOL.# 114 CERT.# 56683 MOTHER: BESSIE ADAMS ====================================== 36.] ***HALL, ALBERT EDWARD JEFFERSON COUNTY 07/21/1918 VOL.# 80 CERT.# 39788 MOTHER: NL ====================================== 37.] HALL, ALBERT R. LINCOLN COUNTY 09/01/1919 VOL.# 83 CERT.# 41425 MOTHER: LENA TRICE ======================================38.] ***HALL, ALBERTA KNOTT COUNTY 08/10/1918 VOL.# 42 CERT.# 20832 MOTHER: NL ====================================== 39.] ***HALL, ALEX PIKE COUNTY 08/21/1920 VOL.# 43 CERT.# 21318 MOTHER: NL ======================================40.] HALL, ALEX D., JR. FAYETTE COUNTY 11/01/1920 VOL.# 124 CERT.# 61908 MOTHER: ELIZABETH SMITH ======================================41.] ***HALL, ALEX FAYETTE COUNTY 02/16/1920 VOL.# 8 CERT.# 3754 MOTHER:NL ====================================== 42.] ***HALL, ALEXANDER BUTLER COUNTY 01/29/1919 VOL.# 1 CERT.# 465 MOTHER: NL ====================================== 43.] ***HALL, ALEXANDER JEFFERSON COUNTY 11/05/1917 VOL.# 62 CERT.# 30748 MOTHER: NL ======================================44.] HALL, ALFA POWELL COUNTY 06/17/1920 VOL.# 66 CERT.# 32631 MOTHER: LILLIE M. MULLENS ======================================45.] ***HALL, INFANT OF ALFORD D. LARUE COUNTY 10/21/1916 VOL.# 5 CERT.# 2025 MOTHER: NL ====================================== 46.] HALL, ALFORD POWELL COUNTY 06/17/1920 VOL.# 66 CERT.# 32630 MOTHER: LILLIE M. MULLENS ======================================47.] ***HALL, ALFRED JEFFERSON COUNTY 05/09/1916 VOL.# 27 CERT.# 13103 MOTHER: NL ====================================== 48.] HALL, INFANT OF ALFRED LARUE COUNTY 10/21/1916 VOL.#108 CERT.# 53992 MOTHER: DORTHIA F. DEAVER ====================================== 49.] ***HALL, ALGAN MENIFEE COUNTY 02/28/1920 VOL.# 12 CERT.# 5773 MOTHER: NL ====================================== 50.] HALL, ALICE FLOYD COUNTY 10/13/1916 VOL.# 108 CERT.# 53617 MOTHER: DOLLIE JOHNSON ======================================51.] HALL, ALICE GREENUP COUNTY 04/14/1916 VOL.# 28 CERT.# 13702 MOTHER: DOLLIE GALLION ====================================== 52.] HALL, ALICE HARLAN COUNTY 11/22/1919 VOL.# 102 CERT# 50733 MOTHER: OLLIE MITCHELL ======================================

I have recently begun searching for my fathers family. His mother was Mabel Cora Hall. She was born in Danville N.H. on Oct.30,1902 and died at the Massachusetts General Hospital on Oct. 22,1925. Her dad was Frank A. Hall and her mother was Mary A. (Metevier) Hall, both died in N.H. Does anyone know anything about these Halls or where I should go from hear in my search. Thanks for any help........Dee

Hi all, Is anyone researching HALL in Buckinghamshire, England, UK. Regards, Mike Bailey - South Wales-UK.

KENTUCKY VITAL STATISTICS----JANUARY 1916 - DECEMBER 1920 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ALL DEATHS WILL BE MARKED BY ***D NAME COUNTY DATE VOLUME# CERTIFICATE# MOTHER"S NAME NL= NOT LISTED ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1] .***HALL,A. FLOYD COUNTY 10/29/1920 VOL.# 54 CERT.# 26928 MOTHER: NL 2.] ***HALL, A. FLOYD COUNTY 11/18/1920 VOL.# 54 CERT.# 26924 MOTHER:NL 3.] ***HALL,A. FLOYD COUNTY 09/06/1920 VOL.# 45 CERT.# 22248 MOTHER:NL 4.] HALL,A.J. FLOYD COUNTY 09/10/1917 VOL.# 90 CERT.# 44771 MOTHER: NANCY ELLIS MULLINS 5] .***HALL, AARON HENDERSON COUNTY 06/01/1920 VOL.#32 CERT.# 15982 MOTHER: NL 6.] ***HALL, AARON KENTON COUNTY 05/21/1920 VOL.# 29 CERT.# 14304 MOTHER: NL 7.] ***HALL, AARON LEE COUNTY 08/23/1919 VOL.# 48 CERT.# 23876 MOTHER:NL 8. ]HALL, ABBY PERRY COUNTY 08/02/1916 VOL.# 54(17) CERT.# 26879 MOTHER: MARY HALL 9.]***HALL, ABEGILLES KNOTT COUNTY 10/19/1919 VOL.# 59 CERT.# 29232 MOTHER:NL 10.]***HALL, ABNER WATSON ROBERTSON COUNTY 02/07/1917 VOL.# 12 CERT.# 5963 MOTHER:NL 11.]***HALL, ABRAHAM HENRY COUNTY 08/14/1920 VOL.#50 CERT.# 24658 MOTHER:NL 12] .HALL, ABRO KNOTT COUNTY 09/10/1918 VOL.# 86 CERT.# 42803 MOTHER: PRICEY GIBSON 13.] HALL, ACHILES C. PULASKI COUNTY 03/18/1917 VOL.# 32 CERT.# 15690 MOTHER: MAGGIE E. WESLEY 14.] HALL, ADAM FLOYD COUNTY 01/16/1917 VOL.# 37 CERT.# 18095 MOTHER: ILANT ENGLAND 15.] ***HALL, ADRIAN D. MASON COUNTY 04/23/1920 VOL.# 25 CERT.#12259 MOTHER:NL 16.] HALL,ADRON L. GREENUP COUNTY 11/10/1920 VOL.# 113 CERT.# 56473 MOTHER: MAUDIE HALL 17.] HALL, AGGIE KNOTT COUNTY 02/15/1916 VOL.# 18 CERT.# 8800 MOTHER: LIZZIE BENTLEY 19.] ***HALL, AGGIE LETCHER COUNTY 12/06/1918 VOL.# 82 CERT.#40717 MOTHER: NL 20.] HALL, AGNES A. BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 04/05/1920 VOL.#36 CERT.# 17733 MOTHER: LENA M. MARTIN 21.] HALL, AGNES LOUISE JEFFERSON COUNTY 11/04/1917 VOL.#112 CERT.# 55926 MOTHER: ZELMA WRIGHT 22.] HALL,AGNES LEE BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 01/27/1919 VOL.#2 CERT.# 510 MOTHER: MAYME A. CARENDA 23.] ***HALL, AGNES LOUISE JEFFERSON COUNTY 04/05/1918 VOL.#22 CERT.# 10519 MOTHER:NL 25.] ***HALL, AILEEN C. MCCRACKEN COUNTY 06/10/1920 VOL.#34 CERT.# 16696 MOTHER;NL

Since I have had so many request for lookups of multiple Counties, I will be posting all ot the Hall vital Statistics on this list. It will take quite awhile because I will only be doing a page at a time starting in Given Name Alphabetical Order. Please bare with me. By the way I am know on other mailing lists as >DKBAGranny@webtv.net< I wanted to use this email address>GENPI@webtv.net< for genelogical information and sharing only. I hope we can all help each other. I am looking for Halls in Powell, Montgomery and Estill County. Thanks and again. Please Be Patient. Debbie

My husband's great-great grandfather married 3 times, due to deaths of wives in childbirth. Each time he remarried the wife was considerably younger, and on each census with a new wife, his age was reported as younger, the first time with wife #2 6 years and the second with wife #3 it was 10 years. There seems to be a reason behind this! Joan

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Hello everyone, I am hoping that there is someone out there researching the Hall name in Warren Co. NY. Would love to exchange inf.. Bert and Kathy Hay Tifft

Frank G. Hall was born in Dec 1879 in Jefferson Co., Iowa and his brother Ervin E. Hall was born in May 1881. Their parents were Harvey S. and Ella (Wright) Hall. The family moved to Shawnee County, Kansas before the turn of the century. Frank may have married in Kansas before they left and went to Twin Falls County, Idaho. They had 2 sons and a daughter. The eldest son was born in Washington state and the other 2 were born in Idaho according to the 1920 US census. Ervin E. Hall was widowed with a boy and girl in the 1920 census. The 12 year old daughter was born in Wyoming and the 10 year old son was born in Oregon. Ervin's widowed mother was living with them on the farm and caring for the children. Ervin is buried in the Twin Falls City Cemetery but I don't have a date as yet. I have information back two generations on them which I will exchange for information on their lives before marriage (who they married, their children and their death info). I would like to contact any descendants. Janet King Bower Buznjan@worldnet.att.net Puyallup, Washington

James H. Hall was born in 1872 in Jacksonville, IL and his brother John E. Hall was born in 1877. Parents were David H. and Isabelle (Bailey) Hall. James married Lutie M. Haxton 10 Mar 1892 in Cook Co., IL and John E. married Emma W. Nagle on 11 Feb 1896 when he was 18 yrs old. I have information back two generations on them which I will exchange for information on their lives after marriage (their children and their death info). I would like to contact any descendants. Janet King Bower Buznjan@worldnet.att.com Puyallup, Washington

Since we are discussing census screw up's, lets talk about a really strange one. County borders changed all the time. When older people gave where they were born, do you think they gave the name of the county when they were born, or as it is now? I've seen it both ways. For counties newly created, it is fairly obvious, but... Aletha (Thornton) Swift states on the 1865 census she was born in Chenango Co, NY, but she married in one of the far north towns in what is now Madison Co. Vicki

unsubscribe William H Grimes wrote: > Susan Hawkins wrote: > > > > In my family I have cases of census errors I use to teach classes. My > > Great Grandmother George Ann is put in as George a male at age 2 , as > > G.Ann at age 12. several of her 'offical' records have her as male when > > she was George Ann . The information 'guessed at by the recorder reading > > a usual boys name. > > My Grandfather was named Mildred (originally a man's name long ago, it > > meant a number like in Million and dred like in terrible or 'dredful") > > He ends up as a female on some census records, gave up as an adult and > > called himself "Drew". Lots of interesting stories. > > > > Hi Hall Listers, > > My Hall line came from Ireland to Canada in the 1830s. In Canada for > many years there was a poll tax assessed on all males starting when they > reached age 16. This amounted to $1.00 in silver specie. Hard currency > was hard to come by. As a result people lied to the census takers on the > ages of their male sons, especially on the dates of birth. Thus some > males reached actual age of say 20 before they officially reached age > 16. > > Bill Grimes > HALL Family Surname Listowner

Hi list, I am a new subscriber and I am seeking information on the ancestors/decendants of John HALL. b. c1787 in the Bolton area of Lancashire, England. m. 15 Jun 1812 to Lucy SMITHELLS at St.Peters, Bolton Le Moors. Children : John b c1820 Lan, Eng William b c1821 Lan, Eng George b c1822 Lan, Eng m Jane HODGKINSON 1847 Lydia b c1826 Chorley, Lan, Eng James b c1829 Chorley, Lan, Eng m Catharine HEATON 1851 Charles b c1833 Chorley, Lan, Eng m Dorothy MOTHERSDALE John senior's occupation was Tailor & Draper as were sons John, George, James and Charles. James lived in Bolton, Lancashire from 1850 to his death in 1882 and Charles from about 1870. I would be grateful to exachange any information regarding the above. Best regards, Gordon Hall glhall.research@virgin.net

You know there were three sets of all census records ! The first set was the county one and it was the most accurate. At least you had a chance the census taker knew the family and the accents were the same and understood and it was written down for the first time. Then they made a hand written copy and sent it to the state. This is census copy no. 2 ! Often the first one sat in a cellar at the courthouse on books and in some cases on cards. These still exist in some places. Here in Texas I have opened the drawers and there they were all undisturbed for no telling how long. Then the State made a copy on the Official books to send to Washington. That is why sometimes you can't find the right page from an index book because the index was for the US copy and you have on film the State copy. In many cases the local copy has the complete name . someone copying at the county to state or state to Washington put in the initials only cause it was easier. It pays to poke around the courthouse. And the courthouse Clerks rarely even know the thing is right under their noses. They don't know what they have. susan in Texas

HI. Well I believe that census errors were about as common as the "common cold". I have been doing research now for about 5 years on my various family surnames and on almost all I have found on one census or another age errors and sex of the person as well. I found on one census in TN for my Dismukes family my 3rd great grandparents ages of 65 and 67, then on the next census 10 yrs later, the grandfather listed as 77 and the grandmother listed as 66. Which as we could tell from the two prior census that the 3rd one was way off on everyone listed for age. So yes, census error as many have posted prior the reasons for it were very common I believe in just about all state census. sincerely, anita

Susan Hawkins wrote: > > In my family I have cases of census errors I use to teach classes. My > Great Grandmother George Ann is put in as George a male at age 2 , as > G.Ann at age 12. several of her 'offical' records have her as male when > she was George Ann . The information 'guessed at by the recorder reading > a usual boys name. > My Grandfather was named Mildred (originally a man's name long ago, it > meant a number like in Million and dred like in terrible or 'dredful") > He ends up as a female on some census records, gave up as an adult and > called himself "Drew". Lots of interesting stories. > Hi Hall Listers, My Hall line came from Ireland to Canada in the 1830s. In Canada for many years there was a poll tax assessed on all males starting when they reached age 16. This amounted to $1.00 in silver specie. Hard currency was hard to come by. As a result people lied to the census takers on the ages of their male sons, especially on the dates of birth. Thus some males reached actual age of say 20 before they officially reached age 16. Bill Grimes HALL Family Surname Listowner

A census can have as much as a 25% error rate. It depends greatly on the part of the country you're looking at. The farther south, the more errors for the most part. The average person, in the South, normally went thru 2nd or 3rd grade or just long enough to learn enough arithmatic to run a farm. Reading was way down on the list of priorities. The worst census is the 1870, other than the loss of the 1890. That was the first one after reconstruction and the population of the South had doubled, nore than that in some areas. One of the main purposes of the census is to determine how many seats in the House each state will be alotted. The Union wanted to insure that the South wouldn't be in control of the House of Representatives so they had the enumerators deliberately skip families in the states that had been a part of the Confederacy. In some counties with a large population of both whites and blacks, as many as 1 in 5 families were missed, on purpose. A census should never been taken as anything more than a starting point. If the year of birth turns out to be within 5 years one way or the other it is considered perfect. I learned a lot of this at the "Heritage Quest Road Show" when it came here a couple of years ago. If you ever get the chance to go to one you won't be disappointed. Just in case some of you don't know what Heritage Quest is, it's one of the best of the Genealogical publications. Their seminar (Road Show) can't be beat. Charlotte Rodney Hall wrote: > > How common are errors in the census? I have a family with the father Daniel > having 3 different ages up to 5 years apart. Wife's name is the same but > her ages vary even more most of the children are the same except one child > was named Emil and one census has a Samuel whose age is 2 years different. > I don't know wether to consider them as the same family or not. > > Rodney Hall > Subknave@msn.com