Good morning every body, I know I have sent four pages out all ready on the pages I have from the book,I know this makes almost three weeks that I have not done any more. Please give me some times things in my life are going up and down and just have not had the time. I have to put a few other things more inportant first. I am sorry ,but have not forgotten.. I will get them out soon. Hope CGomez5077@aol.com.

Hope this helps someone...I email it on to the King list....they might think the surname is HULL....did find that in my family.... Christy -----Original Message----- From: Helen West <jhwest@ptialaska.net> To: Christy <top@transport.com> Date: Sunday, July 25, 1999 5:45 PM Subject: Re: [KING-L] Fw: Remember Hall CT >Hi, Contact these people: > >littlebare@pdq.net > >charlayn3@yahoo.com > >Husband: Norton Hull Father: Samuel Hull > Mother: Barbara Bethena Norton >Wife: Remember Ann Thomas Father: > Mother: >Marriage Date: Marriage Place: Randolph, IL >Children: Thomas T Hull > >Got this from www.ancestry.com > >Helen

Josephine, Can you tell us or me by email more about Robert Hall murdering Alex Strong. And do any of your Halls or Taylors have Wilkes, Ashe, Alleghany Co., NC connections? Thanks, lwg ----- Original Message ----- From: Josephine Hall <ajh43@email.msn.com> To: <HALL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 26, 1999 12:39 AM Subject: Hall in Taylor Co., GA > The following info might be of help to someone. > Found this on the Taylor Co. GA site today their was one Hall Listed > http://www.rootsweb.com/~gataylor/gataylor.htm > JULY Issue out!: (Remember you receive 12 issues for your membership of > $15.00) > Mr. Adams welcomes your family histories and photographs for this > newsletter. > Featured this month: > Color Photo of Bethelehem Primitive Baptist Church > History of the Church > Membership List of the Church (1870-1970) > Nine Confederate Markers dedicated at the church on July 18 by the > UDCchapter in Butler. > Ezekial Amos Adams > Cornelius Batchelor > John A. Chapman > Andrew Jackson Fountain > Gilbert Hobbs > John T. Lucius > Joseph P. Stalnaker > George W.L. Watkins > James Daniel Worsham > (If you have an interest in this church, I just wanted to remind you about > the book published by John Adams. Bethel Primitive Baptist Church: The First > 100 Years 1838-1938) > > Robert Hall kills Alex Strong > Elder J.F. Sikes Obituary > J.L. Parker Obituary > Tom Windham house burns > Albert H. Jarrell Obituary > 100 Years Ago mentions a variety of items. > > Josephine Hall > ajh43@msn.com or ajh43@hotmail.com >

Marilyn - do you have info on the genealogy of the affore mentioned, Thomas Hall, son of John? I am a descendent of a Thomas Hall, probably b. in Pa., b. 1815/6, parents v. VT. Please contact me. Ruth Sanford Reetz Marilyn Schmidt wrote: > To the HALL List: Following is the 1791 will of JOHN HALL > of Fayette County PA. > > This 9th day of Setember in the Year of Our Lord 1791, I JOHN > HALL of Union Township, Fayette County and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, > yoeman, being under heavy affliction of body > but of disposing mind, do make and ordain this my last will > and testament in the following manner. > > First, I recommend my soul to the mercy of Almighty God who > gave it and my body to the earth its original. > > Secondly, Those worldly goods and estate with which it has > pleased God of his mercy and goodness to endow me, I give > bequeath and devise in the following manner. I give and > bequeath unto my dearly beloved wife, ELIZABETH, my mansion > plantation, that is to say that part of all the tract of > land I now live on and which I have not sold to my son, HUGH > to be held and enjoyed by her with its profits and > advantages during her natural life. I also bequeath unto her > all my household goods and furniture to be exposed of amongst > the children as her prudence and judgment may direct, > reserving for her own use so much as she may think necessary. > > It is my further will and pleasure my Negroes shall be > disposed of as follows. My dearly beloved daughter, MARGARET, > to have PHILIS my Negro wench to her and her heirs or assigns. > My Negro wench named JUDE I give and bequeath to my daughter, ELIZABETH, and > my Negro boy named SAUL I give and bequeath > unto my daughter, ROSE. To them and their assigns, my stock > and implements of husbandry and all the residue of my personal > estate, I allow to be appraised and sold as soon as convenient > after my decease and the one-third of the amount thereof I > bequeath to my beloved wife aforesaid. My Negro man DICK > excepted, who I bequeath unto my wife during her natural life > and then viz at her decease to be disposed of at auction or > the best advantage and the money therefrom to be equally > divided amongst all my children. > > It is my further pleasure that my son, HUGH, after his mother's decease > shall hold and enjoy the whole of the tract of land I > now live on with all the buildings and improvements thereon to > him his heirs and assigns forever he paying unto NANCY, > daughter of my son THOMAS HALL, when she arrives to the age of > sixteen years the value of fifty pounds in such property or > articles of produce, stock or clothing as she may stand in need > of. > > I give and devise my two tracts of land in Franklin Township > near JOHN CARMICHAEL's to my two daughters ELIZABETH and ROSE > to be held and enjoyed by their heirs and assigns forever, > they paying thereout unto my daughter, MARGARET, or her heirs > or assigns the value of 100 pounds in stock or produce such > as may best suit her or them. And that within the space of > five years years from my decease, I further give and bequeath > unto my daughter, SARAH BOYLE, four sundry bonds on HENRY FITZ thereof which > are for 11 pounds, 13 shillings each and the > other for seven pounds. Also two years rent of the lands > in Franklin Township deducting therewith so much as will > patent the same. > > I further order and direct that out of the estate before devised > to my son, HUGH, that he pay unto my son, THOMAS, or his heirs > or assigns within the space of two years after my decease the > sum of 10 pounds lawful money or the value thereof in produce > such as may best suit him viz. THOMAS or his assigns. I allow > and direct that before distribution of the moneys arising from > the sale of the personal estate be made that so much thereof as > may be necessary shall be applied to procure a patent for the > land and discharging the debts that may appear and then the > residue be divided as before mentioned. > > Lastly, I hereby constitute my son, HUGH HALL, executor of > this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former > or other will or wills by me made. In witness whereof I have > set my hand and seal the day and year first before written. > Note the words "and discharging the debts that may appear" > was entered before signing. > > JOHN HALL (Seal) > Sealed and delivered pronounced and declared in the presence > of ROBERT JACKSON, HUGH HALL. > > Fayette County. The 18th day of October anno domini 1791. > Before me Alexander McClean, Esquire, Register for the probate > of wills and granting letters of administration in and for > said county aforesaid, personally came ROBERT JACKSON and > HUGH HALL the signing witnesses to the foregoing last will > and testament. And on their solemn oaths declared that they > saw and heard the testator acknowledge the same to be his act > and deed. That to the best of their knowledge he was at > the time of during thereof in his right mind that they know > of no undue unfluence used in making thereof, neither had > he made any other later will to their knowledge. Sworn under > my hand. Alexander McClean, Register. > > Memorandum that Letters Testamentary were granted in common > form into the executors therein named. Inventory to be > exhibited the 18th day of November and an account calculation > and reckoning on the 18th day of October 1792 or when > thereunto lawfully required. > > Submitted by Marilyn Schmidt > miwi2@hotmail.com > > _______________________________________________________________ > Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

The following info might be of help to someone. Found this on the Taylor Co. GA site today their was one Hall Listed http://www.rootsweb.com/~gataylor/gataylor.htm JULY Issue out!: (Remember you receive 12 issues for your membership of $15.00) Mr. Adams welcomes your family histories and photographs for this newsletter. Featured this month: Color Photo of Bethelehem Primitive Baptist Church History of the Church Membership List of the Church (1870-1970) Nine Confederate Markers dedicated at the church on July 18 by the UDCchapter in Butler. Ezekial Amos Adams Cornelius Batchelor John A. Chapman Andrew Jackson Fountain Gilbert Hobbs John T. Lucius Joseph P. Stalnaker George W.L. Watkins James Daniel Worsham (If you have an interest in this church, I just wanted to remind you about the book published by John Adams. Bethel Primitive Baptist Church: The First 100 Years 1838-1938) Robert Hall kills Alex Strong Elder J.F. Sikes Obituary J.L. Parker Obituary Tom Windham house burns Albert H. Jarrell Obituary 100 Years Ago mentions a variety of items. Josephine Hall ajh43@msn.com or ajh43@hotmail.com

John; Another good Hall Genealogy book has been published by Charles W. Hall. It begins with John Hall, Sr., who emigrated from Wales, England, to Baltimore, MD., in 1720. Two of his sons, Thomas & Joshua, migrated to KY. Volume I contains information on over 1,500 descendants. Volume II contains information on collateral lines of ABBOTT, HANDY, MILBY & WHEAT, along with interesting articles and many photos. Both volumes are sold together and not separately for $72.90 which includes P & H. For further information, contact Charley at <cwharp@juno.com>.

Does anyone have information on Halls in Hardin Co Illinois? I recently found that there are 2 Hall cemeteries there. I am trying to find the parents of James H. Hall b. 1812 in Maryland married in Cincinnati in 1834. My latest theory is that his parents moved to somewhere along the Ohio River in Indiana Ohio Or Kentucky. Rodney Hall

To those searching for info about Fenton Hall family, Recently there have been several postings regarding this family and last week at the library I came across this will so am posting it in the hope that it will be of help to some one. FENTON HALL, SR. Estate of Fenton Hall, Sr. Box 116 Pack 3437, Probate Judge Office. Abbeville, S.C. Est. admr. 2 Nov. 1848 by Jesse W. Norris, Robert B. Norris, John Clinkscales, Ezekiel Hall who are bound unto David Lesly, Ord. in the sum of $3,000.00 Died 23 Oct. 1848. ( A letter) from Crawfordville, Miss. dated August 25/72. Dear Mother and sisters and brothers, a few lines to let you know me and Rebecca is well hoping these lines come to hand it may find you well received your letter of the 10 of Aug. was glad to hear from you Mother wanted me to let you know about my claim on the land you can sell or rent which is best you think How is G. W. Hall and his family W. N. Hall and the rest of the family where is Sarah and what is she doing How is the Preachers at First Creek and Rocky River I am going to send for my letter I think I will settle myself here Give my best respect to Uncle Billy Tucker and Aunt I remain your son and brother until death... Signed J. D. Hall. Letter written to Miss Mary D. Hall, Centerville, Abbeville County, S.C. Copied as found in book - guess J.D. didn't like punctuation marks. Betty H.

I am looking for ?Hall that Married Moore they had at least 3 Children named: Nannie, Maggie, Archie, ? Hall is from NC. and is a sister to William B Hall. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you Barbara

Fellow researchers, The time has come to get real serious about my g-grandmother. The family has finally gotten the go-ahead on her husbands headstone (CSA Veteran) and we would like to erect one next to his in memory of her. Here's what I know so far: Mary Jane MARTIN b. about 1838/1839 in AR married 13 Nov 1862 to John R (Jack) HALL b. 1830 in SC They had six children: Major Temple, Johanna Christine, Oscar Murray, Harley Lucian (Twin), Hardy Houston (twin), and James Darrell. The most important date for me right now is her death date. I found her on the 1900 AR census (with my grandparents); she filed a CSA widows pension in 1901; and does NOT appear on the 1910 census. Logic would tell me she died somewhere between May of 1901 and 1910. I need a death certificate or something like that. Can anyone help me? Thank you and best regards, Sherry Hall SuperNana8@aol.com

Looking for information on the line of Clifton Hall, had sons Clifton, William, David and Simeon. David ended up in Bullitt Co, KY and died there c 1815. Is Clifton out of VA or NC or where? Thanks. 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

I posted this not long ago. Just thought I'd send it out again. Jim FAIRES One Way.......Jesus! John 14:6 1 John Milton Hall b. ca 1870? d: in Houston, TX + ? .... 2 Dora Vada Hall (possibly Dora Moriah Hall) b: May 20, 1892 in Nacogdoches Co, Texas d: December 19, 1996 in Nacogdoches, Texas ........ +J. B. Martin .... *2nd Husband of Dora Vada Hall: ........ +Ezekiel Turner b: June 2, 1892 d: January 31, 1968 in Timpson, TX .... 2 John William Hall b: July 31, 1898 d: June 7, 1958 .... 2 Fannie Hall . +Lou (Crawford)

I am trying to locate information about a Hiel Hall, bn Ct, possibly to a Diadema Remington. They had two children I know of, e.g. William Mortimer Hall, b. 1836, Lorraine, Yates Co., NY and a Diana Hall. That's all the information I have to go on. I do not know where he died and was buried. I suspect Lorraine, NY but not sure. William Mortimer Hall married Caroline Adams in Oswego Co., NY in 1860. I do not know if Hiel moved to Oswego or continued to live in Lorraine. Any information anyone might have would be appreciated. Joyce Lien Orlando

Hi Tillie, Unfortunately, I don't recognize any of the names you gave me. I have been working on my dad's famlily and have just begun on my mom's, the Hall's. I'm pretty much starting at square one. Let me mention one more name to see if you recognize it: One of my relatives said we were related to Capt. William Augustus Hall. I can't connect him in any way to the Hattiesburg Hall's. He is said to have had several wives: Anne Rebecca Ash m.Jan 23, 1784 Feebie Pugh Williams m.May 29, 1802 Children: Elizabeth Brown Hall Dec 29, 1803 Jane Davis Hall Dec 12, 1805 Mildred Feebee Hall Jan 26, 1808 Anna Layspeyre m.Jul 23, 1812 Children: Anna Ash Hall May 6, 1813 ----- Original Message ----- To: <sriner55@email.msn.com> Sent: Sunday, July 25, 1999 10:19 AM Subject: Re: Hall's in Hattiesburg, Mississippi > Do you have any inf on Samuel Franklin Benjamin HALL b 25 Aug 1787 in Lincoln > Co NC and d 12 Feb 1845 in Claiborne co MS. > Wife--Middleton > Son Franklin Columbus HAll md Kelleher > Samuel went to MS in 1820 with a John IKERD. I think Samuel is a brother to > my ancestor Royal Columbus HAll b 1806 in TN md Winford. > > Any help please,Tillie

Hello, Does anyone have any information on this family? Descendants of James Hall 1 James Hall .. +Jane Randals ....... 2 John Hall b: March 28, 1884 in Ky. d: November 27, 1948 ........... +Minnie E. Rice b: April 06, 1885 in Ky. m: September 09, 1909 d: March 03, 1961 ................ 3 Rice Hall b: February 14, 1914 in Bell Co., Ky. d: February 20, 1940 in Bell Co., Ky. .................... +Litha Spurlock b: December 19, 1916 in Kentucky d: March 23, 1997 in Bell Co., Ky. ................ 3 Nadine Hall b: Unknown ................ 3 Arthur Hall b: Unknown ................ 3 Benny Hall b: Unknown .................... +Myrtle Woolum b: June 20, 1928

I am trying to find out about my mother's family, who are clustered around the Hattiesburg, Mississippi area. The patriarch for this clan is Dr. Alexander Hamilton Hall, whose wife was Mary McDonald. Dr. Hall was born 01 Jan 1815 and had the following children: Belinda Jennie Ham Nielie Henry Clay Henry Clay Hall married Addie Mae Miller and their children were: 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 This Hall clan may have come from Oklahoma. Any information would be welcomed. Thanks, Steve Riner sriner55@msn.com

Charles, Have you seen the book, "Halls of America" by Charles H. Hall and his sister Virginia Hall Hancock? He traces the line of Robert Hall and extended families from earliest times to the 1990's from VA to Kentucky and wherever they went. I have no interest in the book, but purchased it and found it a big help in separating the Robert Hall and Instant Hall families who were friends and neighbors in VA . His e-mail is DoodleH@aol.com . The book is $15.00 plus postage and I consider it to be well documented. If he doesn't respond to your e-mail and you are interested, let me know and I'll send you his address. He is 82 yrs. young. Betty H.

Remember (Remembrance) Hall, born July 15, 1689 in Taunton, Bristol County, MA Daughter of Samuel Hall. Remember 1st married Benjamin King, April 24, 1712 in Suffield, Hartford County, CT & 2nd marriage to Benjamin Thomas, Nov 7, 1734 in Stafford, Stafford County, CT. Trying to locate the burial place of Remember Hall King Thomas. Any information on her would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Marilyn Jones lamar@snowcrest.net est.net

My Hall Line (1)James Hall (no other info) married Eliza A. Broad, b. 14 Mar 1835, d. 14 Aug 1914: son (2)Charles F. Hall, b. 26 Mar 1858 in Vassalboro, ME., d. 25 Jan 1926 in St. Petersburg, Fla., m. 4 Sep 1902 to Nellie Farris, b. 15 Apr 1864 in Vassalboro, d. 31 May 1931. Children; (3+)Alice Mabel Hall (4) Harry Ernest Hall, b. 15 Sep 1881, d. 28 Feb 1913 (5+) William Henry Hall (6) Herbert Leslie Hall, b. 14 Jun 1884, d. in Calif. (7) Frank Lester Hall, b. 26 Jul 1885, d. 31 Aug 1945 in Ellsworth, ME (8) Frederick Elwood Hall, b. 18 Aug 1900, d. 31 May 1931 in Augusta, ME (3) Alice Mabel Hall, b. 11 Jan 1880, d. 10 Nov 1975 in Philmont, NY, m. 2 Jun 1902 Fred Bertrand Young, b. 1878, d. 17 Apr 1941 (5) William Henry Hall, b. 17 Jan 1883, d. 18 Jun 1966 in Augusta, ME, (no spouse listed as of yet), children: (9) Hazel Hall (10) Muriel Hall (11) Madeline Hall (12) Herbert H. Hall (13) Warren L. Hall (14) Richard A. Hall All the above is information received from family members who are no longer alive. Does this fit into anybody elses Maine Hall database? Any help on this line? Ken Amy West wrote: > > Hello, > Is there any one out there related to the Hall's from Maine?? I haven't > found any one so far!! I have a William J., Philip T., Frank J., George, > and Guy L. Hall. Any one heard of them!! > Amy West rawest@cyberback.com -- Visit http://www.Maine-DownEast.com for links to the Down East area. ************************************************ * Kenneth A. Dill * * Meriden, Conn. * * Huntley National Association #2440 * * Spencer Hist/Gen. Society #1702 * * ctyankee@home.com * * ctyankee@bigfoot.com * * http://www.Maine-DownEast.com/ctyankee.htm * * ICQ number= 5097976 * ************************************************

Hi, John. Thanks for the lead on the Hall Genealogy book. I, too, am a descendant of Samuel HALL and Sarah RISING through son, Josiah HALL and Sarah BUSH, then their daughter, Sarah HALL and Thomas Wilkinson. Maybe we could exchange data? Karen karenblunk@msn.com ----- Original Message ----- From: john tinkham <jtinkm@exis.net> To: <HALL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 24, 1999 5:29 PM Subject: Hall Genealogy > I have just received a copy of a new Hall genealogy book, which I would > recommend to those interested in the Hall family. It is "George Hall and > his Descendants (1603-1669)" by Robert L. Hall. This is the George Hall, > wife of Mary, born about 1603 in Devonshire, died in Taunton MA 1669, and > had children John, Joseph, Samuel, Charity, Sarah, and Mary. It contains > over 4000 descendants, in 693 pages, with index. It was published > privately and copies may be purchased for $35 directly from the author: > Robert L. Hall, 718 N.W. First Avenue, Grand Rapids, MN 55722-2622. > > The book is partially documented, has an extensive bibliography. > > I corresponded some with him over the question of the identity of Samuel > Hall, born 1664 in Taunton/ Raynham, MA, grandson of immigrant George, and > my ancestor. >