Hi, Just discovered this URL today, HALL-L@rootsweb.com and subscribed. I am writing this in the blind for I know nothing about it. Hopefully, some one can enlighten me on its protocol, HALL archive potential,etc. My G3GF Daniel HALL was born in Chester Co PA, c1795. He and his older brother William HALL b. c1791 left Chester Co and show up in the 1820 PADauphinCo Census as young married fathers. Daniel HALL's descendents are pretty well documented from that time on. Family lore says that the HALLs left Donegal County, Ireland and arrived in America in 1734. They were Presbyterians. So far, I have not been able to make any parental or siblings connection with the nine HALL families listed in the 1790PAChesterCo Census. It is quite possible that NJ or DE HALLs may be potential connections. I have information, not substantiated yet, that John and (Mary?) HALL, also in the1820PADauphinCo Census may be their parents. Possibly, one of the William HALLs in and around Brandywine could be Daniel HALL's GGF. Question---- Drawing on the knowledge and expertise of the reader's searches for HALL and/or other family connections in the 1700PAChesterCo religious, civil, military, LDS and other records sources, what would you suggest to be the most logical and productive procedure for me to progress from my present position? I am in Illinois but still can get back to PA several times a year. Thank you all for your time in reading this! Any information will be gratefully welcomed. Sincerely, Ray Hall

Hall Genealogy { page 184 } 1. BENJAMIN, b. in Andover, Jan. 29, 2742 ; he was a soldier in Capt. Joseph DEARBORN'S Co., 1776. 2. Rebecca, b. in Andover, Dec. 26, 1743. 3. Susanna, b. in Andover, May 25, 1747. 4. Richard. b. in Andover, May 11, 1748 ; a soldier of 1776. 5. Farnham, b. in Methuen, June 17, 1752 (Family 24). 6. Anna, b. 1754. 7. Sarah, b. May 19, 1759. 8. Elizabeth. 9. Mehitable. ( Family 11. ) JONATHAN HALL 3, Joseph 2, Richard 1,; b. Aug. 15, 1716 ; m., 1740, Mehitable KIMBALL ; she d. Feb. 21, 1808 ; he d. July 2, 1809. He was a deacon of the church in Chester ; N. H. Children were; 1. Betsey, b. March 28, 1742 ; m., Col. Dea. Joseph DEARBORN, and settled in Rumney, N. H., the early name for Concord ; she d. 1821. 2. Susan, b. Feb. 10, 1743 ( Family 25 ). 3. Jonathan, b. Dec. 8, 1745 ; m. Hannah BUTTERFIELD ; residence Rumney. 4. Josiah, b. Oct. 7, 1747; m. Ruth , dau. of Maj. Jabez FRENCH ; Residence Long Meadows, N.H., where his grandson, John M. HALL , lived in 1869 ; he served in Capt. Joseph DEARBORN'S Co. , in the battle of Bennington , and d. Sept. 10, 1825, ae. 70. 5. Mehitable, b. June 15, 1749 ( Family 26 ) 6. Joseph, b. Jan. 31, 1752; d. Dec. 18, 1832 ; m. Ruth HARRIMAN, and had Joseph J., b. in Chester, Oct. 25, 1795 ; graduated at Waterville college, Me., 1827 ; m. Emily A. WOOD, and in 1868 was a minister of the gospel in Kalamazoo, Mich. 7. Benjamin , b. Sept. 21, 1756 ; m. Nabby , dau. of Samuel EMERSON, of Candia, N. H., and d. May 23, 1806. 8. Priscilla, b. April 4, 1760 ; m. Francis POTER, of Salem, Mass. ( Family 12 ) NATHANIEL HALL 3, Joseph 2, Richard 1, ; b. April 2, 1719 ; m. Feb. 27, 1743, Mary WOOD, of Bradford ; She d. June 23, 1809 ; he d. April 5, 1803 ; residence Chester. Children were : 1. Mary b. July 17, 1744 ; m. Barnard BRICKET , of Chester . 2. Nathaniel , b. Dec. 20, 1746 ; m. Nellie MERRILL , and settled in Goshen. 3. David , b. Dec. 11, 1749 ; m. March 8, 1781, Judith, dau. of Winthrop SARGENT , supposed to have been a soldier in Stephen DEARBORN's Co. in the battle of Bennington. 4. Obediah , b. May 13, 1752 ; was a soldier in the revolution from Candia , N.H. m. Sarah STICKNEY. 5. Sarah , b. June 22, 2757 ; m. Peter SEVERANCE , and d. Dec. 28 , 1839, ae. 82 . 6. Eleanor , b. June 29, 1759 ; m. May 13, 1779 , Col. Simeon FOWLE , of Chester and Haverhill, N. H. Halls of Bradford. {page 185 } ( Family 13. ) EPHRIAM HALL 3, Joseph 2, Richard 1 : lived in Concord, N. H. , where he died, April 24, 1801 ; m. 1st. Hepzibah , who Had one son , and died Aug. 23, 1744 ; m. , 2d., Dorcas ABBOTT, of Bradford, June 17, 1746 : she died Sept. 28, 1768, probably 1769, ae. 69. Children were : 1. Ebenezer, b. Aug. 6, 1746. 2. Hepzibah, b. March 29, 1747. 2. Obediah, b. Oct. 2, 1748 ; he was a soldier in capt. 3. Joseph DEARBORN'S Co. in 1776. 4. Dorcas, b. Jan. 13, 1751 ; d. Sept. 5, 1823. 5. Sarahb. Feb. 4, 1753. 6. Daniel , Jan. 13, 1755 ( Family 27 ). 7. Timothy , b. June 5, 1757 ; d . as a soldier in the army , 1777 ; he Was in capt. Joshua ABBOTT'S Co., and went to reinforce the Northern Army. 8. Stephen , b. May 13, 1759 ( Family 28 ) 9. Abiel, b. May 31, 1761 ( Family 29 ) . 10. Lydia, b. Oct. 10, 1767. 11. Deborah, b. Sept. 18, 1769 ; m. Daniel BAKER. FOURTH GENERATION ( Family 14. ) WILLIAM HALL 4, Caleb 3, John 2, Richard 1: b. in Methuen, Mass. , Feb. 29, 1745 : d. about 1800 ; m. 1st, April 30, 1772, ______, b. July 13, 1746; d. March 27, 1790 ; m., 2d, Jan. 26, 1792, Susanna AIKEN, dau. of Dea. Edward AIKEN, of Windham, VT., b. May 25, 1758 ; d. Nov. 9, 1843, ae. 85. The AIKEN family belonged to the colony of Scotch Irish which settled Londonderry, N. H. William HALL Graduated at Harvard College in 1766, and became a minister of the gospel, and preached several years without a pastoral charge in Massachusetts, when on the 6th of Nov., 1788, he was settled as the first Pastor of the Congregational Church, of Grafton, Vt. ( then Tomlinson ). When he was about 65 years of age, he had a stroke of paralysis, from which he never fully recovered ; Mr. HALL was grave and dignified in his deportment, and much respected by his people, and the good influence of His preaching and example was seen in the harmony and prosperity as their pastor. Children were: 1. William , b. Jan. 18, 1774 ( Family 30 ). 2. Caleb, b. Sept. 12, 1777 ( Family 31 ). 3. Frederic, b. Sept. 30, 1779 ( Family 32 ). 4. Daniel WOOD, b. Sept. 19, 1785 ( Family 34. ). 6. David Aiken, b. Oct. 16, 1795 ( Family 35 ). 7. Fanny Wood, b. June 3, 1788 ( Family 36 ). 8. Susan, b. Marech 27, 1804 ; d. of consumption, Sept. 1, 1825 ; she was beautiful person, and lovely in character and manners.

Hello CGomez; I'm not on the Internet. Do you think there might be a mention of the following in the book you have? John Hall, Sr., 1672, Wales--1756, Baltimore, MD. His son, Joshua, abt. 1708, Wales--28 Jan 1782, Baltimore, MD. They emigrated from Wales, England, to Baltimore in 1720. Joshua's son, Thomas migrated to KY in 1782/83. Thanks for any information you may have on them. Charley Hall in IL. On Fri, 13 Aug 1999 12:30:48 EDT CGomez5077@aol.com writes: >Good Afternoon, > > I know most of you may think I have forgotten to copy the rest of the >pages >I have from the Hall's Genealogy book I have gotten. But I have not >forgot. I >had copy's that were in poor condition and there were blanks in it >that I had >not been able to fill in. So I went out looking at different library >for a >book that was in good condition so I could get good copy's. Well I >found one >and it is in grat copy's of pages 180-110. I have fill in all the >blanks on >the first four pages I have all ready sent out on the list. So I am >going to >resend them out with all the blank's filled in. Then I will be >starting to >type all the rest of the pages for you to have. >I also went and look for the a book on the record for the town of >Bradford, >To just see how the book compare to the town's record. I copied the >pages >with the Hall's name , it may have some surnames that start with Ha., >but >not all. I have two pages of Birth , one page of Marriages, and one >page of >Deaths.. I will also some of these record are right with the book as >far as >for the ones that are recorded . I will look up in the pages I >have if >any one would like .. Thank you all for giving me time to get this >all >together so I may share it with you all . > Today I will be sending out the first four pages two at a time and >on >Monday you will have two more pages. >Have a great day and I hope this will help some of you. Sorry it has >taken so >long. But I new I would get to it. But you must know we all have other >things >to do so time has to be put to family first (can't wait till they >all leave >home and the days are for me to do just my family tree!!!!!!! LOL) >Hope >Cgomez5077@aol.com >

Dear Hall Reseachers, I am new to this listing. the following is my Hall info. from Yorkshire,Durham(Stockton-on-Tees)and Lancashire. anyway here is what I have in info. Charles Hall(my gggranfather)born abt. 1790 married Hannah Kirkbride on Oct.22,1811,at D istington,Cumberland.Hannah was christened on Sept.4,1796.her parents-John Kirkbride and Jane Gaity. Charles and Hannah had 3 sons all at Distington-(1)George ch.March 21,11813.(2) John(my ggrandfather)ch.Jan.25,1815 and(3) Charles ch.on Oct.16,1820. John(my ggrandfather married Elizabeth Abbott(ch. )Oct.12,1823 at Northhallerton,Yorkshire.they had six children-(1)John born abt. 1843- (2) Charles born abt.1849 at Northallerton married Isabella Allison on Sept.2,1872 at Eston,Yorkshire.(3) George born abt. 1851at Ripon,Yks. (4)Elizabeth born abt. 1854 at Northallerton-(5) William born abt.1858 at Eston-(6) Thomas(my granfather)born June 1863 married Mary Ann Maulson(born 1868 at Filey,Yks.)on April 16,1888 at Middlesbrough,Yks. Mary Ann died at Chorley,Lancashire on May 16,1955 and is buried there. I don't know what became of my grandfather. Thomas and Mary Ann had 9 children-(1)William 1888,(2)Fred 1890 (3)Elizabeth 1892(4)Joseph 1894 died of wounds in WW1-buried in Chorley.(5) Thomas-born Dec.25,1896 at Stockton-on-Tees,moved to Canada-died at Thorold,Ontario.(6) John 1899-(7)Margaret 1902-moved to Canada,Thorold,Ontario.(8)Robert(my father)born Feb.1904 at West Hartlepool,moved to Ontario,Canada and then Baie Comeau in 1937, died at Baie Comeau,Quebec,Canada on Sept.20,1973-married Hilda Warner in Ontario.(9)Mary(Molly)1909-moved to Canada. I hope this is not confusing. my uncle Tom born Dec.25th. was quite a joker-he told me and my brothers and sisters that the biggest mistake he made in his life was being born on Christmas Day because he got one present for both days instead of one for each. Sincerely, Robert W. Hall Lennoxville,Quebec,Canada.

Hi Fellow Researchers - Benjamin Franklin PRICE, b. ca 1839, married Mary Anna LONG and had seven children: Robert M., Thomas A., Margaret L., Cornelia A., Mary H., Lillie E. and R. F. Price. I have the year of birth of all, but not the names of any of the spouses, except for my paternal grandfather, Thomas A. Price, b. 26-Apr-1862, who married Bessie TURNER, nee Tribue. Does anybody have any information on those missing spouses, especially the daughters' husbands? Ross HALL and his wife, Sallie, lived next door to Thomas' son, John E. Price, my father, in ABILENE, TX, and either Ross or his wife, Sallie, was my father's cousin. I believe it must have been Sallie because my parents usually referred to her as Sallie MARSHALL, which I take to be her maiden name, and I'm trying to find out if that cousin was a child of one of his father's sisters, or if it was through his mother, my grandmother, Bessie. If it was through my grandfather's side, it just ties up a few loose ends, but if through my grandmother's, it could tear down a brick wall for me. John

{Page 182 } 25, 1758 ( family 19 ). 4. Josiah, went to parts unknown. Joshua, b. 1762; m. Polly, dau. of Joseph MORSE ; she d. 1850; He d. 1847, ae. 82 years. 6. Jesse, b. 1764 ; m. Polly, dau. of Wilkes WEST ; residence Compton. 7. William, d. in the army. 8. David d. single. 9. John, m. Nancy BROWN; residence Tufton- borough. 10. Elizabeth, m. Jonathan BAGLEY, and removed to the state of Maine. (family 8 ) NATHAN HALL 3, Richard 2, Richard 1 : b. in Bradford, Mass., Dec. 25, 1715 ; m. about 1742, Mary CHAPMAN, of Boxford, Mass. B. March 29, 1723 ; d. in Mason, Oct. 27, 1810 , ae. 87; he d. in Mason, N. H. , May 7, 1807, ae. 91. Mr. HALL moved first to Dracut, Mass., and in 1747 to Pepperill, and in 175_ to Mason , Mass. Or N. H. where he was the second settler of the town ; he was a carpenter and farmer; soon after he went to Mason he built a house in which he lived for fifty years, and was the first person to die in it; he was a very hardy man and endured the hardship of new settlement very bravely ; for instance, after toiling all day he would take a bag of corn upon his back and walk twelve miles to Pepperill to mill and bring back his meal in the same manner before morning, and then work the next day as usual. Dec. 29, 1774, was chosen the first deacon of the church of Mason, and he was town treasurer from 1768 to 1776. His children were born in Mason, except the first four: 1. James, b. in Dracut, July 25, 1743 ( family 20 ) 2. Mary b. in Dracut, March 9, 1746; m., about 1775, John SWALLOW, Mason, and d. Aug. 14, 1822. 3. Nathan, b. in Pepperill, Aug,23, 1748 ( family 21 ). 4. Mehitable, b. in Pepperill, Dec. 24,1750; m., April 28, 1779, Thomas LAWRENCE, of Pepperill, and d. Sept. 1812. 5. David, b. Jan. 24, 1754 ; m. May 30, 1782, Margaret GRAHAM , of Townsend, Mass. , and d. Aug. 25, 1824 , s. p. He was a farmer and was a soldier in Sephen DEARBORN's company 1777 and served in the battle of Bennington under Gen. STARK. 6. Daniel, b. May 5, 1756; d. at White Plains, N. Y. , in the United States survice ; he was a blacksmith. 7. Henry , b. Oct. 26, 1758 ( family 22 ). 8. Elizabeth, b. March 5, 1765 ; m. May 27, 1788; Joseph SANDERS of Mason , and d. March 15, 1836. 9. Richard b. Sept. 12, 1768 ( family 23 ). ( Family 9. ) JOSEPH HALL 3, Joseph 2, Richard 1 : b. in Bradford, Notes. The following HALLs were in the Revolutionary War from Chester, Nathan, Peter, David, Caleb, and others. Halls of Bradford {page 183 } Mass. , 1707; m. , July 5, 1736, Deborah ABBOTT , b. Dec. 1, 1704 ( she was the sister of Edward and George ABBOTT ) ; she was a pattern of Industry, economy , charity and piety ; she rose during both summer and winter at four o'clock in morning ; she d. Oct. 25, 1801 ae. 97 years ; Mr. HALL became one of the first settlers of Powacook, now Concord, N. H. ; He drew No. 2 of the eleven lots for his house and home lot , on which he built a house and moved into it Oct., 1731 ; his house was built with heavy timbers, so as to be useed as a garrison in time of Indian hostilites ; he was a benefactor of the poor and an example of Christian virtues ; he held office of deacon of the church of Concord for forty years ; he d. April 8, 1784 , ae. 77 years. Chilren were : 1 . Joseph , b. July 17, 1737 ; he was a deacon of the church in Concord, and d. June 10, 1807. 2. Sarah, Sept 20, 1738 ; d. Nov. 4, 1746. 3. Hannah b. Nov. 24, 1740 ; d. Oct. 21, 1746 . 4. Mary , b. March 7, 1742 , 3 ; d. Dec. 12, 1773. 5. Jeremiah, b. Jan. 6, 1746 ; m. , 1769 , Ester WHITTEMORE and had Sarah, b. Aug. 29, 1770 ; m. Dea. Jonathan WILKINS , 1787 ; Mr. HALL d. Oct. 8, 1770 ( family 10. ) BENJAMIN HALL 3, Joseph 2, Richard 1 : b. April 27, 1712. And d. in Methuen, Mass. , Oct. 27, 1785, ae. 83 years ; he m., Oct. 9, 1735, Rebecca FARNHAM , of Andover, Mass..The intention of their marriage was published, Sept.24, 1735. He then lived at Rumney, now Concord ; removed to Andover and afterwards to Methuen, where he was admitted to the Congregational Church, 1754. He held office of a Lieutenant. His wife, Rebecca, d. Feb. 25, 1785, ae. 68 ; and he m. , 2d, July, 1785, Mary HOGGET, widow, from Bradford . Lieut. Benjamin HALL made his will Sept. 27, 1794 , and it was probated Jan. 4, 1796 ; the inventory was returned to court May 6, 1800 , it being 64 acres of land with half the buildings on it , valued at $ 1,075 ; the personal property valued at $1,585.76 .. He gave his real estate and nearly all his personal property to his son Farnham ; probably other property had been perviously made for other children. He divided wearing apparel between his three sons, and his household goods equally between his five daughters. He gives his wife, Mary as much value of household goods as she brought to his house. He gave to Elizabeth and Mehitable each three pounds and twelve shillings and to Rebecca and Anna each six shillings ; and to Sarah a cow. Children were ::

{page 180} Halls Of Bradford, Mass. The emigrant ancestor was, (family 1.) Richard HALL 1., who settled in the town of Bradford as early as 1673. He was made freeman in 1676. It is possible that he had lived previously in Dorchester, and was the son of Richard HALL of that place. He was chosen one of the first two deacons of the church of Bradford, Nov.2, 1682, and held the office until his death, which was March 9, 1730. The name of his wife was Martha. They had six children, of whom were: 1. Sarah, who died 1690. 2. John, b. March 21, 1673 (family 2). 3. Richard, b. Feb. 6, 1676 (family 3). 4. Joseph, b. Feb. 19, 1680 (family 4). and perhaps, 5. Joanna, m. Dec. 29, 1702, at Concord, Mass., John PATTERSON, of Billerica. SECOND GENERATION ( family 2.) John HALL 2, Richard 1 : b. March 21, 1673; m. Dec. 24, 1706, Mary KIMBALL -- He was a deacon of the church of East Bradford; removed late in life to Methuen, Mass. He had ten children, most of whom grew up and had families. Seven of whom are as follows : 1. John, probably. 2. Nathaniel, probably. 3. Judith, m. Abraham KIIBALL ; Dec. 30, 1736. 4. Ralph, m., March 11,1739 , Abigail KIMBALL ; removed to Pelham, N.H. 5. Caleb ( family 5.). 6. Henry, b. Nov. 23, 1712 ( family 6). 7. John, m. Dec. 25, 1741, Mehitable KIMBALL ; lived in Chester, N. H., probably 8. Jonatham, probably. 9. Joshua the youngest, b. Jan. 7, 1724 ( family 7 ). ( family 3 ) Richard HALL 2.,Richard 1. : Lived in Bradford (m. twice), m. 1st. , probably April 24, 1699, Abigail DALTON ; 2rd m. Mehitable , at his death , about 1740, she went to live in Harvard, Mass. He had five children by each wife, but the only one whom name we have ascertained was Nathan or Nathaniel, b. in Bradford Dec. 25, 1715 (family 8). Note. Sarah HALL m., Jan. 7, 1752, Peter GREEN. Sarah HALL m. April 28, 1752 A. ron GAGE. Hannah HALL, m., June 4, 1786, St. John TENNY, both of Bradford. {pqge 181 } (family 4.) Joseph HALL 1, Richard 2 : b. Feb. 19, 168; m. Dec. 14, 1706, Sarah KIMBALL ; residence Bradford. He was a deacon of the church in West Bradford. Children were, eight or nine : 1. Joseph, b. 1707 (family 9). 2. Benjamin, b. April 27, 1712 (family 10). 3. Jonathan, b. Aug. 15, 1716 (family 11). 4. Nathaniel, b. April 2, 1719, (family 12) . 5. Ebenezer ( family 13 ). 6. Hannah , m., Jan. 27, 1757, Richard HERBERT, of Concord, N. H. 7. Probably Judith, of Bradford; m., March 23, 1758. 9. Ephraim Farnham, of Concord, N. H. THIRD GENERATION (family 5.) CALEB HALL 3, John 2, Richard 3 ; m. Ferusba TIPPETTS. He was a farmer and lived in Methuen, Mass. Had but one child , William (family 14) (family 6.) HENRY HALL 3, John 2, Richard 1; b. Nov. 23, 1712 ; m. 1734, Foanna SARGENT ; residence Hall's Village, Cheater, N. H. Children were ; 1. Mary, b. Nov. 14, 1735 ; m. Thomas CHASE ; residence Salisbury, N. H. 2. Dorothy, b. May 7, 1737 (family 15). 3. Celeb,b. Nov. 1, 1738 (family 16). 4. Henry , b. May 30, 1740 ( family 17). 5. Joanna, b. May 17, 1742. 6. Obededom, b. Dec. 1,1744; m. Dec. 27, 1764, Mary KIMBALL , of Hemsted, and had twelve children ; residence Candia, N. H. where he established mills; he was a soldier in Capt. Joseph DEARBORN'S company in 1776, and 1777, and 1778, and d. Sept. 8, 1805 ; his widow d. Dec. 1, 1842, _ 91 years and 6 months. 7. Judith, b. Oct. 4, 1746. 8. Peter, b. June 9, 1751 (family 18). 9. Lucy, d. Oct. 1829 unmarried. 10. Moses, m. Mary COCHRAN residence Hall's Village, Chester N. H. ; he was a soldier in the battle of Bunker Hill, 1775, in Capt, Joshua ABBOTT'S Co., and also served in the army in 1776. There was a Mses D. HALL, of Chester, who m., Dec. 29,1785, L. PRESCOTT, and had ten children, one of whom m. Benjamin CHASE , the author of History of Chester. (family 7.) JOSHUA HALL 3, John 2, Richard 1, ; b. Dec. 11, 1724; m. Sept. 12, 1752, Deborah ETBERIDGE or ETHERIDGE ; she d. Jan. 1, 1801; he d. Jan. 1794 ; residence was probably Chester. Children were : 1. Sarah, b. 1753; m. Matthias HAYNES, of Moultonborough, N. H 2. Reuben, m. Betsey HOOK ; residence Chester ; was a soldier in Capt. BARROW'S company, 1776, and in Capt. Daniel Emerson's company, 1777; he d. 1826. 3. Probably Moses K., b. Jan.

Good Afternoon, I know most of you may think I have forgotten to copy the rest of the pages I have from the Hall's Genealogy book I have gotten. But I have not forgot. I had copy's that were in poor condition and there were blanks in it that I had not been able to fill in. So I went out looking at different library for a book that was in good condition so I could get good copy's. Well I found one and it is in grat copy's of pages 180-110. I have fill in all the blanks on the first four pages I have all ready sent out on the list. So I am going to resend them out with all the blank's filled in. Then I will be starting to type all the rest of the pages for you to have. I also went and look for the a book on the record for the town of Bradford, To just see how the book compare to the town's record. I copied the pages with the Hall's name , it may have some surnames that start with Ha., but not all. I have two pages of Birth , one page of Marriages, and one page of Deaths.. I will also some of these record are right with the book as far as for the ones that are recorded . I will look up in the pages I have if any one would like .. Thank you all for giving me time to get this all together so I may share it with you all . Today I will be sending out the first four pages two at a time and on Monday you will have two more pages. Have a great day and I hope this will help some of you. Sorry it has taken so long. But I new I would get to it. But you must know we all have other things to do so time has to be put to family first (can't wait till they all leave home and the days are for me to do just my family tree!!!!!!! LOL) Hope Cgomez5077@aol.com

Puzzle Pieces Wayne, White, Clay & Miscellaneous Illinois Counties Periodically in reading old files and newspapers, I see information about relationships. I keep wishing that I could find just one relative to my William Andrew Clevenger, so I could verify my family tree, but so far, no luck. However, I constantly see little pieces that might be helpful to others in the same predicament. Please let me know if you indeed find your missing piece. Candee Hoff, genealogy6@aol.com 1892 October 20, 1892 3. A number of friends gave Grandma Hall Cross a birthday party on October, 16,1892 in Enterprise. September 7, 1893 13. Mrs. N. J. Hall's sister is Mrs. Oliver French of Oswego, Kansas. 14. Mrs. Lou Watkins of Fairfield has a brother, Elder Jay S. or C. Hall, and their mother is Mrs. Lucretia Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Marion Hall, of south of Boyleston, had a daughter September 2, 1893. 17. Mr. Jacob Hall gave a speech August 26, 1893 at the old Cumberland Presbyterian Church and listed all the earliest Pioneer ministers September 21, 1893 29. Jacob Hall, at 82 years old was the oldest survivor of the Black Hawk War. November 16, 1893 87. Dr. Horace Hall and wife, Dahlgren visited with Mrs. Dr. Caleb Hall, a relative. November 26,1903 155. Charley Hall and Miss Nora Irwin were married November 22, 1903 at 6:30 PM. December 31, 1903 Mrs. Tom Hall of Huey attended the funeral of her father, Mr. A. Blanke. June 16, 1904 1 Mrs. Bertie Hall, of Perkins, Oklahoma has uncle, Mr. W. C. Ake. 5 Mrs. E. T. Hall, Mrs. E Beecher, Miss Emma Reynolds, Mr. J. A. Reynolds,(Tampa, Fla.), Mr. W. Y. Reynolds (St. Petersburg, FL) are brothers and sisters. J. A. Reynolds has a son, Master Willie who was 5 in 1904. 8 Frank Hall spent 3 months Beaumont, and Waco, Texas. He is thinking of moving there in the fall. June 23, 1904 10 Jacob Hall is buried at the old City Cemetery, and fought in the Black Hawk War. June 30, 1904 12 Mrs. Rubie Hall and three children have relatives in Louisville. July 7, 1904 14 Mrs. I. L. Garrison's parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. B. R. Feather. 15 Professor I. L. Garrison was the Supt. of Public Schools of Fredonia, Kansas, and his father is George Garrison of Keenes. 16 Mrs. Fred Shurs and Mrs. A. M. Hall, of Boyleston, are sisters. July 21, 1904 25 Ruth Hall is the daughter of Mrs. Katie Griffy. August 4, 1904 28 Mrs. G. D. Donmoyer and Reuben Hall's father is George. August 19,1904 33 Mrs. M. C. Hall has a son Opal, and father-in-law, C. J. Hall. September 22, 1904 45 Mrs. Elizabeth Cross, died September 17,1904 in her 87th year, buried at Peach Orchard Cemetery. Elizabeth Hall was her maiden name.

Genealogy6@aol.com wrote: > > Anyone recognize these Halls? > > September 7, 1893 > Mrs. Lou Watkins of Fairfield, Illinois has a brother, Elder Jay S. or C. > Hall, and their mother is Mrs. Lucretia Hall of Wayne County, Illinois Hi from Texas, I have Watkins married to Hall but in Tuscola County, MI Otis Benjamin Hall 1876-1947 married c1902 to Jane Emandy Hall 1877-1947 Any possible connection? William Hall (Bill) Grimes Round Rock, TX grimy_b@swbell.net HALL Family Surname List Owner

Hope this helps someone. 348/348 Hall, Enoch 30 NC Miranda E. 27 NC Mary A. 8 NC Nancy C. 6 NC Isham F. 4 NC Sarah M. 2 IL John M. 2/12 IL

HALL Bert 12/15/1865 - 3/15/1955 Bertha s. 3/9/1867 - 3/29/1955 Edna 12/8/1856 - 1/15/1924 W. L. 8/4/1838 - 11/30/1919 Rebecca F. 1/25/1844 - 1/8/1898 W. Thomas 5/1874 - 11/1949 Elizabeth Teresa 5/1875 - 10/1929 Lena R. 1/31/1877 - 1/30/1966 H. H. 3/12/1870 - 6/20/1950 Willard 1857 - 1922 Anna 1868 - 1922 Mary 8/28/1810 - 4/4/1893 Thomas 12/30/1812 - 12/21/1891 Elijah W. 4/27/1850 - 4/9/1891 J. H. 1847 - 1924 J. M. 1853 - 1903 PORTER Frank C. 1854 - 1923 Fannie 1859 - 1938 Ada 11/5/1879 - 1880 d/o Frank and Fannie Clarence 1885 - 1935 Marion M. 1889 - 1997 Mt. Washington Cemetery, (partial list only), Bullitt Co., KY This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Brenda Woods <Kybrenda@AOL.com> June 9, 1999 ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/bullitt/cemeteries/mtwash.txt Don and Melissa Thompson Alexander www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/l/e/Melissa-T-Alexander/ list host: CECIL-L@rootsweb.com; KRUTSINGER-L@rootsweb.com mada@cmc.net Edmonds, WA USA

Am interested in the Halls of Wayne county, IL who are living with other families as a way to tie them into a larger Hall family. On page 238B of the Illinois Wayne County Census for 1850 we have 2 boys living in two neighboring households. James Hall b. 1835 in Illinois in the household of Polly Coffee b. 1832 in IL with husband Henry Coffee b. 1825 KY John Hall b. 1833 Ky is in the house with Rob Walker b. 1821 Tenn , M. Walker b. 1824 Tenn and son Daniel Walker b. 1838 Ohio

Does anyone recognize this family in the 1850 census of Wayne County, Illinois S. Mc Cling 60 female b. in NC All Mc Cling 32 Male b. in Tenn E. S. Mc Cling 26 female in Tenn C. H. Hall 7 female b. in Illinois next door to the Owens, Porters, McKessons Gainys, and the Millers

Any ideas where this Charles Hall fits into the picture? candee Charley Hall and Miss Nora Irwin were married November 22, 1903 at 6:30 PM in Wayne county, Illinois paper, the Wayne County Press.

Anyone recognize these Halls? September 7, 1893 Mrs. Lou Watkins of Fairfield, Illinois has a brother, Elder Jay S. or C. Hall, and their mother is Mrs. Lucretia Hall of Wayne County, Illinois

You know you have it bad when you read 120 year old society pages of Wayne County, IL just to get a relative to research. I have always known that my ggggmother's maiden name was Elizabeth HALL but have yet to find another relative besides her children and husband. So have resorted to reading Newspaper microfilms in order to find a sister or a brother. Here is a blurb about relationships--- It is just NOT my family. Please let me know if it is yours???? September 7, 1893 Wayne County, ILLINOIS Sister of Mrs. N. J. HALL's (Wayne co, IL) is Mrs.Oliver FRENCH of Oswego, Kansas

My computer went on the fritz so I don't know if I have sent this out before.... Ann HALL b.1732 married George DUNCAN in 1750-Albemarle, VA. he was born 1730's Scotland. Ann's parents--Richard b.abt.1704 d. 1760 and Ann ??? Ann (m. to George) had brothers William, Richard, john and sisters Janet, Mary and Elizabeth. Sibling info gotten off a familky web site so I can't vouch for accuracy. anyway--does anyone have any info on my HALLs?? Thanks Debbie

Hello Everyone I have been a lurker for a while hoping that maybe someone would post something about my HALL family. No luck so far so I have decided to take the plunge in the hope that some one will recognize the above name. Henry Bird Hall was born in 1850 in Wolverhampton, England, the son of JOHN HALL and ANN BIRD, in the 1881 census his occupation is listed as a "stoker" and the family were living in Fenton, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire. He left Staffordshire sometime before the 1891 census for somewhere overseas, no one in the family knows exactly where but both Australia and the USA have been mentioned. So if anyone recognizes this name and feels they can help, I would really appreciate hearing from you. Here's hoping. Pam Cotton Stoke on Trent, England.

Okay, Have solved a part of the puzzle dealing with Lewis/Louis Hall. Remember he is the one that had the following earmark: In 1887 Lewis Hall was at the Wayne county, Poor farm and was awarded a $2,000 pension. His granddaughter, Mrs Hiram Smith, convinced the Superintendant of the Farm, Mr. Wilson, that she and her husband wanted to care for Lewis Hall in their home. However Lewis Hall died at 82 on February 13, 1887. He was born in Kentucky. In the 1850 census we have the following: Louis Hall 1805 Tennessee E. L. Hall 1811 Kentucky H. Hall 1828 Illinois MALE Letta Hall 1831 Illinois Female Poly Hall 1833 IL female Lou Hall 1838 IL Male E. Hall 1840 IL Female F. Hall 1842 IL Male Nan?Hall 1844 IL female We know from the Jones book on Wayne that Letta, aka Letha, married Mike Clark son of James and Nancy Book Clark who happens to be neighbors of the Halls. Any ideas for the rest of these Hall children. Any suggestions for the wife of Louis Hall?