Hey everyone I got so sick of aol and all the problems that I have had with it that I have gone with another company.. My new address is peege@earthlink.net Please send me an email at my new address so that I can be certain that I do not lose your address while switching address books love ya all pj

I am seeking any info. regarding the ancestry of Ida Susan Hall who married Joseph Grey Street in 1869, perhaps in Tenn. They settled first in Mexia, TX, and then in Oklahoma City, OK. -- ******************************************************** James P. Robinson III jprobins@ix.netcom.com ********************************************************

I have just discovered a link with a HALL family in Queen Anne's Co. MD. Through guardianship records and two wills in Queen Anne's Co., I learned that Ann Maria ??? (b. circa 1803), mother of my ancestor Frederick William CORNELIUS, was married three times and had children by each marriage: 1. ??? BURGESS. Known children: Samuel Charles (d. 1842) and George Thomas (b.circa 1822) 2. ??? CORNELIUS. Known child: Frederick William(1830 - 1880). 3. James HALL (d. 1847). Known children: Ann Elizabeth Jane (b. circa 1832), Ann Maria (b. circa 1834), Francis Marion (male, b. circa 1837), and James. James HALL was appointed the guardian of Frederick CORNELIUS on 6 May 1843, though Frederick's mother was alive. Security of $1500 was posted by John H. Hall and Mathias George. James HALL's will, written 2 May 1847 and presented for probate 31 Aug. 1847 mentions the following children: William K. of Church Hill Ann E. J. Anna Maria Francis M. John H. When James HALL died, George Thomas BURGESS, was appointed Frederick's guardian (1 Aug. 1848). If anyone can provide more information about these individuals, I'd like to hear from you. Ann Jarrell Vancouver, BC Canada Researching Cornelius, Jarrell, Slaughter, Sparkes/Sparks on Maryland's Eastern Shore and Downham, Jarrell, Jester, Slaughter and Wood in Kent. Co. Delaware

Looks like a great site......May be of help to some of you..... Josephine Hall ajh43@msn.com or ajh43@hotmail.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <rjobe@mindspring.com> To: <SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 08, 1999 5:34 PM Subject: Cemeteries Nation-wide PLEASE SHARE THIS WITH WHO EVER MIGHT NEED IT http://www.daddezio.com/cemetery/junction/index.html

Researching the following HALLs who lived in Lee Co. Va (far southwest): John HALL b. ~1784 VA, d. 1850-1860 m. Tripheny/Triphend/Tritheny UNKNOWN b. ~1784, d. after 1860 Children include: William b. ~1806 Joseph R. b. ~1828 Harvey b. ~1830, d. after 1860, m. Sarah UNKNOWN William (son of John & Tripheny) b. ~1806 VA, d. after 1860, m. Elizabeth UNKNOWN b. ~1808 VA, d. after 1860 Children include: Cynthia b. ~1825, m. William BOWLING ~1840 Charity b. ~1832 Mary A. b. ~1834 John b. ~1836 Joseph b. ~1838 Lincoln b. ~1844 Cynthia HALL and William BOWLING are my ancestors. Hoping that the name Tripheny/Tritheny might ring a bell somewhere! Carol Botteron (that's French Swiss) botteron@alum.mit.edu

As of tonight, the mail box is closed. My response bounced back.

Just to pass along this response. I Emailed Mr. Blevins class for the project mentioned on the mailing list recently. The response from the class was a request to please "Stop the Madness". To date they have received over 22, 000 responses and while they are grateful to all those who responded, they are going to be closing the mailbox shortly due to the overwhelming number of responses. They also requested that this be passed along. So I am. Thanks

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Now accepting queries, family group sheets and pedigree charts for the November issue of HUNTING HALL, an off-line paper newsletter. This newsletter is sent to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, the Allen County Library and other major genealogical libraries, so please include a postal address so the readers without e-mail access can reply to you. Submissions can be sent by e-mail (kinseeker6@aol.com) or to Kinseeker Publications, PO Box 184, Grawn, MI 49637 Vicki Wilson Kinseeker Publications http://www.angelfire.com/biz/Kinseeker/index.html http://members.aol.com/kinseeker6/hall.html Disclaimer: This is a call for submissions only.

Trying this again, the first time it HAD a subject line, but a grimlin got it :) Welcome to the . . . . Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900 An Ongoing Project of the Illinois State Archives & the Illinois State Genealogical Society http://www2.sos.state.il.us/cgi-bin/marriage <A HREF="http://www2.sos.state.il.us/cgi-bin/marriage">Marriage Search</A>

I am looking for information to tie my gr grandmother to some Halls in Franklin Co., TN. The information that I DO have: M. J. (Mattie) Hall bn. Jan., 1853 in FCT. d. 1930 Washita Co., OK married James Andrew McElroy June 13, 1876, Winchester, Franklin Co., TN Now I believe that she is the daughter of Henry Hall and Nancy Dorrell. This is the Census information I have gathered:. 1860 FCT Census, Salem, #506/498: Nancy HALL 37 TN / $25 John 9 TN M. 7 TN (female) 1850 FCT Census, #86: Henry HALL 35 DEL Cabinet Maker Nancy 21 TN Wm. E. FOSTER 20 TN Cabinet Maker Henry HALL m. 6/13/1849, FCT Nancy Darrell. (It should be Nancy Dorrell, d/o Augustus Dorrell and Naomi, who are neighbors in 1850 to Henry and Nancy). My bet that "M" in 1860 is my Mattie, but can't prove it. In the 1870 Census, I can't locate her or her family. But then she shows up again in 1876 to marry "the boy next door". Does anyone have this family in their database? Can anyone give me any additional information? Does anyone know what happened to the family in 1870? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Maryann Dixon Moseby Proud Rootsweb Sponsor M c E l r o y & W a k e f i e l d Listkeeper mdmgen@aol.com for Surname lists W a s h i n g t o n Co., OH Listkeeper B a s t r o p Co., TX Listkeeper mdmcounty@aol for County Lists dixlan2@aol.com for General e-mail AOL Instant Messenger: Dixlan2 ICQ: 1631995

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Hello, I'm looking for any information on the following family. Thanks. Daryl Bruner LYRAD22@aol.com FRANCIS HALL. Died 1828/1829 in SHELBY CO., KENTUCKY. 1. FRANCIS HALL (-1828) 1.1 CLARISSA HALL (1782-1858) & JOHN BUTLER FARLEY (1781-1852) 1.1.1 ELIZABETH ANN FARLEY (1815-) & WILLIAM HARDEE (1815-1902) 1.1.2 FRANCIS HALL FARLEY & ELIZABETH KROUT (1818-) 1.1.3 WILLIAM B. FARLEY (1817-) & SARAH WILLIS (1820-) 1.1.4 REBECCA FARLEY (1814-) & JOHN OWENS 1.1.5 SIBELLA A. FARLEY (1821-1871) & JOHN THOMAS STUMP (1820-1903) 1.2 BAINBRIDGE HALL (1785-1855) & MARY ELLENDER (POLLY) NICHOLS (1790-1855) 1.2.1 FRANCIS HALL (1820-) 1.3 FRANCIS VANNOY HALL & MARY NOEL 1.4a BENJAMIN HALL* & MARY SHEPHARD 1.4b BENJAMIN HALL* & VANNOY

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Hall Alexander B. Vol 55 ED 90 sheet 10 line 36 Color..W Birth..Jan 1843 age 57 Birth..Ky County ..Macon city..can't read I think it says Marysville?? street ..West West Front Thats all the soundex info I have for now..will try to post more next week Pj

Hall Alexander Vol 8 ED 26 sheet 21 line 42 Color..w birth..Nov 1857 age 42 birthplace..Ky County ..Butler Other Family Members Hall Eliza Jane relationship..W Birth.. April 1863 age 37 Born..Ky Hall Mattise relationship..D Birth..Apr 1887 age 13..Ky Hall Jessie relationship D Birth..July 1894 age 5 born Ky Hall Dona relationship D Birth..Jan 1897..age 3 born Ky Hall Emma relationship D birth Jan 1900 age 4/12 Born ..Ky and 1 servant..name not listed

Hall alexander color..W Birth..sept 1862..age 37 Birthplace Ky County..Fayette City ..Lexington street..Limestone # 365 Other Members of the Family: Hall Eliza relationship...Wife birth..Marchh 1866 age 34 born in Ky _ Lena relationship ..NI (does that mean neice?) born Nov 1883 age 16 born..Ky

Hall Alexander Vol 36 ED 59 sheet 17 line 5 Color..B born..May 1876 age 24 Birthplace..KY County..Jefferson City..Louisville Gray street house #111 Enumerated with..Prather, Edward Relationship Border

Hello, I am currently trying to track down an ancestor named James Hall, from Tennessee, North Carolina, or South Carolina, in the 1700's. He was the father of William Hall, Sr. of Haywood County, Tennessee. A writing by a Milburn Hall in July 1963, tells us that James Hall was a colonel in the Revolutionary War and lost a limb. I have heard many stories about this particular James Hall--that he was born in NC, TN, and SC, that he went to Princeton, that he was a Presbyterian preacher. I don't have proof of any of this information, including which Revolutionary War battle he was in. What I'd like to ask now is if everyone who has a James Hall in their research files or ancestors lists who was born in the 1700's would send me the info you have. I am trying to find this person, but it seems that first I must weed out those James Halls who are NOT my 6great-grandfather. Any and all help you can provide would be much appreciated. I am looking for concrete sources, if they even exist. Thank you. Russell D. James 558 W. Apple Dr. Delta, CO 81416-3077 USA neri@dmea.net