During the time 1750-1830, there were several people named "Squire HALL", a slightly unusual name. If we list all of them that we can find, perhaps we can determine if there is a connection among them. I'll start off with Squire Hall (b: 13 Feb 1789 d: 03 Mar 1854 IN) who married Delila Underwood (d: 06 May 1829 IN). This "Squire" was the son of William Hall (abt 1758 PA - 1844 IN) and Sarah. Does anyone have any documentation that this name might be a tribute to "Squire" Boone? Best regards, Jim Patrick, Tampa, Florida

Please send me your most wanted HALLS that touched down in Southern Illinois!! Have spent the last 2 weeks inputing into the computer a lifetime collection of information on the HALLS that lived or migrated thru southern Illinois. Now don't stop reading because you believe this is just Illinois!!! As many of you know, the Old Pike or the National Road ended at southern Illinois and there existed a transient atmoshere which attracted pioneers moving westward. Some even ended up staying for a generation before moving on. The National Road started in Maryland and wound around lightly touching upon Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, and Indiana. Then comes the migration of ancestors from Georgia, North Carolina,Tennessee and Kentucky. Some points of origin have been Anson County, NC; Wilkes County, GA and Maury County, TN. Lastly we have the Mississippi wayfarers. Many travelling on flatboats up the muddy river and disembarking in southern Illinois. I would like to hear from anyone with a HALL ancestor who lived in Saline County, Wayne County, White County or Hamilton County, Illinois. If I can't help you, maybe I can put you in touch with others that can. Candee Hoff, a desc. of Elizabeth Hall Clevenger Cross

Thank you all for your response. r/ jon d. gallock

jon gallock, I don't remember our corres. Didn't save the messages! However, I show the following Charles'; Charles Blaine Hall (my son) Charles M. Hall Charles Shreve Hall Charles Wesley Hall (me) Charlie Taylor Hall Good fortune in your search. Charley Hall in IL. On Sun, 12 Sep 1999 10:15:32 +0900 "Jon D. Gallock" <lock@gol.com> writes: >We've talked before. But I can't locate the message. do you have the >middle name for your Charles Hall ? I'm researching a Charles >William >Hall in the same time frame but in a different part of the country ( >Great Lakes region ). His wife's maidain name was Stockwell. Any >help >? r/ jon gallock lock@gol.com > > >

We've talked before. But I can't locate the message. do you have the middle name for your Charles Hall ? I'm researching a Charles William Hall in the same time frame but in a different part of the country ( Great Lakes region ). His wife's maidain name was Stockwell. Any help ? r/ jon gallock lock@gol.com

Seeking information on Sarah HALL She married Joseph GAMBELL on November 26, 1818 in Newfane, Vermont. Both were living in Newfane at the time. Children of Joseph and Sarah 1. Mary Sussana b. September 14, 1819 Newfane, Vermont 2. Thankful Amanda b. March 14, 1825 Wardsboro, Vermont Joseph fought in the War of 1812, became a Baptist missionary and the two of them spent their life in Michigan, where he established a number of churches. He died on April 29, 1880 in Detroit, Michigan. He was living with his second daughter Amanda (GAMBELL) Cotharin at his death.

I got a note from my uncle today giving me info on my brick wall HALLS I asked him to see if he could find our Halls graves and take pictures for me,, He wrote me and said he found a huge Family lot and that there was a big monument with the following Familes,,,HALLS, HAYDENS, BANKS, EISMANand JONES..this is in KY I believe in Louisville Does anyone have any connection with this line?? My great grandfather was Millard Filmore Hall b 23 March 1880 died 15 Jun 1958.. He was the son of a Charles or Chaplin Hall.. Charles claimed his uncle was Benjamin HALL of England (who Big Ben was named after),, In a letter that my grandmother wrote to my uncle years before she died she mention that her father (Millard) had some brothers one was a Victor HALL from bowling Green that had 8 children and also a sister Retta who married John DAVIS If you have any of these surnames please let me know Pj

To Mr. Bill Hall - I tried to answer your email but my message keeps coming back and cannot get to your address ........... I don't believe your Henry Hall is the son of my Richard Hall because Richard's son moved to KY with his wife Elizabeth and family. Also, I believe that my Henry Hall was born in the 1740s. However, I will keep you in mind and if I run across a Henry that would fit I will post it to the list. Dianne Gaithersburg, Maryland

Last Name First Name Town Occupation Acres Hall Arthur S Cayuga fisherman Hall Asbury Cayuga farmer 120 Hall Bros. Henry & James Cayuga farmer leases 120 Hall Henry A Cayuga section supt. NYC RR Hall Henry C Cayuga school teacher Hall James A Cayuga Hall Bros Hall Geo W Weedsport watchmaker,jeweler,farmer 84 Hall Henry Meridian farmer 73 Hall Henry W Fleming farmer 63 Hall John Fleming farmer 50 Hall Spencer Fleming farmer leases 88 Hall Jacob Genoa farmer 82 Hall Wm B King's Ferry farmer 75 Hall Albert G Moravia farmer 100 Hall Barney Niles farmer 50 Hall Hiram Niles clock repairer Hall Isaac Dresserville farmer 36 Hall Edward, MD Auburn allo.physician Hall Edward C Auburn Hall & Lewis Hall Edwin ,DD Auburn professor at Theological Seminary Hall Geo F Auburn mason Hall JB Auburn prop Owasco Woolen Mills Hall John E Auburn mason Hall & Lewis Edward & O.Lewis Auburn merchant millers,stone mill Hall Pliny Auburn keeper in State Prison Lewis O Auburn Hall & Lewis Morris S Hall Auburn photographer Cayuga County, New York Directory, 1867-1868 http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search/3977.htm Description: Located in west-central New York State, Cayuga County was formed in 1799 and was home to nearly 60,000 persons in 1870. This database is a transcription of a county directory originally published in 1868. Because it is a directory of families, only the name of the head of the family is provided. It also reveals the town of residence and person's occupation and town of residence. The names of over 8400 individuals are given in this collection. For those seeking New York ancestors, this database can be a great source of information.

William Augustus may be a relative. Does this look familiar to anyone? Steve Riner sriner55@msn.com Section 1: FULL NAME: Capt. William Augustus Hall Section 2: Spouse's FULL NAME: Anne Rebecca Ash Hall Date of death: Dec 1795 Date of marriage: Jan 23, 1784 Section 2: Spouse's FULL NAME: Feebie Pugh Williams Hall Date of marriage: May 29, 1802 Children Date of birth: Place of birth: Elizabeth Brown Hall Dec 29, 1803 Jane Davis Hall Dec 12, 1805 Mildred Feebee Hall Jan 26, 1808 Section 2: Spouse's FULL NAME: Anna Layspeyre Hall Date of marriage: Jul 23, 1812 Children Date of birth: Place of birth: Anna Ash Hall May 6, 1813

-----Original Message----- From: Pollyanna Gregg <clans@worldnet.att.net> To: WHEELER-L@rootsweb.com <WHEELER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 3:26 PM Subject: [WHEELER-L] Re: WHEELER-D Digest V99 #247 >Hi all Wheelers, >My Wheeler ancestors were much earlier than the ones I see listed. They are: >Sgt. Ephraim Wheeler b. 1618 & Ann Turney b. 1637, d. 1708 > Deacon Isaac Wheeler b. 13 Dec 1642 in Concord, d. 1 Apr 1712 & Susanna Hall. > Sarah Wheeler b. 1665, d. 25 Oct 1743 in Fairfield, CT & Sgt. John Odell >b. 1666, d. 1 Jun > 1743, Stratfield, > >This is all I have on the Wheeler's. >Sincerely, Pollyanna in Cincinnati. > > >==== WHEELER Mailing List ==== >Any famous Wheelers in your line? > >

Added some patent listings and maps for land claims in parts of these two counties that include some Halls. Let me know what you think and if there are any broken links. Thanks, Ron Hall phillhall@msn.com http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Quarter/5221

Good Morning all, I am sorry I am behind in doing the pages I said I would do. But I have a family memeber that is sick and I will be going alawy for two weeks, When I get back hopefully I can do the rest of the pages for you all. I have also scanned all 20 pages and if there is any of you that would like them as attachments I will send today. I leave tomarrow am . Today will be the only day I can do them if not please leave me a e-mail and I will do when I come back. Also there was a women who sent me a check to send her the Pages and I sent them to her but forgot to put four pages in the mail with the rest her first name isJoyce last name begains with a W. I know your address was on the check but it is in the bank so if you could please e-mail me today so I may send you theses four pages I would be most greatful. You will also see I have taken my name off the list , this will be jusy for the time I am gone ....... Be back soon. Hope CGomez5077@aol.com

Marlene - I am interested in the Richard Hall that was in Marsh Creek (Gettysburg, Pa) in 1743. I would love to know if he is my Richard Hall who shows up in Fayette Co., PA by 1770. My Richard had a wife Sarah and sons John, Henry, Moses, William and Richard. He probably had daughters also but I can find no names mentioned. If you find ANY information on ANY of the Halls in March Creek would you please let me know. I have hit a brick wall on these folks. In turn I shall put you in my files as trying to sort out the same group and let you know if I find anything. Dianne Gaithersburg, Maryland

Does anyone recognize any of the following individuals? Section 1: FULL NAME: Dr. Alexander Hamilton Hall Date of birth: Jan 01, 1815 Date of death: Section 2: Spouse's FULL NAME: Mary (McDonald) Hall Children Belinda Jennie Ham Nielie Henry Clay Section 3: Comments: Dr. Hall received his masters degree at the University of Delaware and his medical degree from Yale. He practiced medicine in the Mt. Carmel / Covington County Mississippi area. Section 1: FULL NAME: Henry Clay Hall FATHER'S FULL NAME: Dr. Alexander Hamilton Hall MOTHER'S FULL NAME: Mary (McDonald) Hall Date of birth: Date of death: app Dec. 1928 Section 2: Spouse's FULL NAME: Addie Mae Miller Date of birth: Date of death: app Dec. 28, 1927 Children Henry Clay Hall, Jr. John Hamilton Hall Vernon Lafayette (Tony) Hall Mary Nettie Hall (Myers) (Rawls) Clara Lucille Hall (Edens) Vera Amanda Hall (Dale) Addie Mae Hall (Riner) Dec. 26, 1927 Prentiss, Mississippi Section 3: Comments: The Hall's have been said to come to Mississippi from Oklahoma. Thanks, Steve Riner sriner55@msn.com

My gggg-granmother was Catherine Hall who married Cornelius White in Amherst County, Va 2 Nov 1789. Her father was Moses Hall according to a transcribed marriage record. I was there recently but the books had been sent to Richmond to be microfilmed. Can anyone verify this or help me with this line? Thank you in advance. Barbara in Idaho

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I'm new to this list and wonder if anyone has any clues to this couple? Elizabeth Hall m. Joseph Faris/Phares 1729 in Philadelphia, PA. Is this the same Joseph Faris/Phares who is known to have settled in Marsh Creek (now Gettysburg, PA) by 1741? These Hall men also settled at the same time: Richard Hall, James Hall, Adam Hall and Edward Hall. An Edward Hall is shown dead in 1775, aged 75 with Wm. Hall and Edward Hall his heirs. Are these Hall men connected to the family of Elizabeth Hall Faris/Phares? Does anyone have Hall in Philadelphia or York Co. in these time frames? Will certainly appreciate any clues! Thanks, Marlene Marlene DiGiovanni MarleneDiGi@prodigy.net

Hi everyone - Sarah Hall married Benjamin Hollister. She was born 03 May 1758 and died 10 April 1855 aged 97 years. She may have died New Marlborough, Berkshire, MA. I have been unable to find the names of her parents. Can anyone help me? I will appreciate all hints. Arlene Onken in Illinois

I sent an e-mail to Charles Hall inquiring about his book. Although he did not have my line, he sent the following very worthwhile information about the book: ".....our Halls: William Hall, Bermuda Hundred, VA, ca 1675, his son John Hall who m. Anne Bolling ca 1730, his son William Hall, Halifax Co., VA (large family), his son William Hall m. Charlotte Crenshaw ca 1800, came to Daviess- Henderson Counties KY ca 1810, reared large family. Book: 200 ppg, full index, includes 3500 names, wills, deeds, court orders. $15.00 plus $2.00 s&h. Order from: Charles H. Hall 1636 Ridge Rd. Gilbertsville, KY 42044 Thanks for your inquiry, Charles." Hopefully this will be of interest to someone. At $15 for a 200 page book, I suspect he is losing money on each book he sells. Jack