Hi All again, I was wrong. I think they were man and wife, who are buried in Bellvue Cemetery, Wilmington, NC. The following info is from their tombstones: Randall M. HALL 9/23/1848 - 9/5/1913 Frances J. HALL 9/23/1852 - 7/23/1911 Looking forward to hearing from you, Patsy in Georgia ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi All, Looking for anyone researching the following brother and sister, who are buried in Bellvue Cemetery, Wilmington, NC. The following info is from their tombstones: Randall M. HALL 9/23/1848 - 9/5/1913 Frances J. HALL 9/23/1852 - 7/23/1911 Looking forward to hearing from you, Patsy in Georgia ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

I recently learned that my Rice Hall was the son of John and Minnie (Rice) Hall. They also had Nadine Hall, Arthur Hall, and Benny Hall. John's parents were Ben and Malinda (b. May 1865) (Woolum) Rice, Jr., who were married on Oct. 6, 1883. Does anyone have any connections to this family? Thanks, Charlotte

Check out this neat site. It is from the Vicksburg National Military Park and is the Confederate Parole Records Index. Go to: <http://pigpen.itd.nps.gov/vick/parole/csp_indx.htm> Josephine Hall ajh43@msn.com or ajh43@hotmail.com

Hi, I'm just going through a bunch of stuff I got from a family member. I found some Hallinformation you might not have seen. Enjoy. Source: Madison County Family Histories E. KY University 4-1-97 This is typed and looks like it was probably submitted by someone, so may not verfified by documentation. "Hall John Hall married in Madison County, Kentucky, Rachael Ashcraft, September 23, 1802, his will, dated August 27, 1823, was probated April 5, 1824. Witnesses: Joseph Collins and David Stewart. Wife, Rachael, Executrix. She declined to act, and letters od administration with the will annexed were granted to Joseph Collins, who gave bond with William Goodlow and William Black as sureties. Appraisers: Thomas Burgess, David Stewart, John Jacobs and William Black. Testator had children, but their names are not revealed by the will. He owned lands on the Kentucky River in Madison County, Kentucky. Sallie Hall,November 29, 1836, conveyed some personal property to her daughter, Amanda Hall. Witnesses: Archibald Moody and Thomas Broaddus. Even Hall, Septmember 23, 1838, was deeded by Randolph Harris, of Madison County, Kentucky, in trust for Polly Harris, both of said County and relinquished to said trustee, Evan Hall, all right, title, and interest whatever which he, Randolph Harris, holds to a tract of land on the Kentucky River, being land on which John Hall resided at his death, 163 1/2 acres. October 1, 1830, Ivans (Evan) Hall and wife, Dicey, conveyed to Charles Broughton 113 acres of land on the Kentucky River in Madison County,Kentucky. Jesse Hall, Married Permelia Crews, August 28, 1833. Jackson Hall, married Mary Ann Abrams, June 23, 1839." Peggy Lovelace Contreras Still looking for info on James Elliott Hall b. 1798 Madison Co, KY and Cynthia Ann Hall b. 1804 Clark Co,KY. They went to Oregon in 1845.

Can someone help me find out anything about Rice Hall? He died in the mines in Bell County, Ky, on Feb. 20, 1940. He was 25 at the time of his death, and was married to Litha Spurlock. I am trying to find out who his parents and siblings were. Thanks, Charlotte

Looking for info on John Peas Hall (could be Pias) born abt 1850 married Sarah Morton who was born in Elizabethtown, Harden Co. KY abt 1850. Sarah died in St. Joseph County IN in 1941, and they had a son Barney Edward Hall born in Alexander County IL in 1870. Family lore says that John P. was an early judge in Alexander County, and have found just one reference to him as a judge in a book on Alexander County. Thanks for any help that may be given Denise Gray

Looking for parents of James C(olwell?) HALL who claimed his parents were born in SC and he was born in 1824 possibly in Fayette Co, AL. He had at least three =probable= brothers John A., Houston, and Peter and at least one sister Julia. He married Elizabeth Elvira SHAW in Winston Co, MS. E. E.'s parents were James SHAW and Jane (BAGWELL?) who were also from SC. It has been reported that J. C.'s parents were killed by a tornado in Fayette Co, AL during the late 1820's or 1830's. Any info would be TREMENDOUSLY appreciated. Thanks!! ************************************ "When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."....Sherlock Holmes // Visit Rockett's Genealogy Web..... recommended by the History Channel....now has a SEARCH ENGINE!! http://www.kayrockett.com For the latest in genealogy books, visit: http://www.kayrockett.com/genbooks.htm ************************************

I am searching for information about my great great grandmother, Eveline HALL Cline (born c. 1858 and died c. 1930), probably of Kentucky. She married Adam CLINE, also probably of Kentucky. Adam was killed c. 1899 and Eveline remarried a THOMAS (or THOMPSON). She may have moved to West Virginia at some point because her daughter Myrtle Cline WADE, my great grandmother, was married in Boone Co., WV, in 1912. I have an old family bible that lists Eveline's parents as Hiram and Lucy DELPH Hall; however, I have found some other errors in this bible so this info. could be incorrect. This is all I have to go on so any additional information would be most appreciated! Thank you. Ginny Painter gpainter@wvinter.net er@wvinter.net

Hi my name is Linda Hall Houle and I just found out that my great grandparents were Thomas Richard Hall and Rebecca Jane Parish Hall from MO I would appreciate any information from any Cousins that Might still be living in Missouri, they were both from Dade County Missouri and that is where they were married that is all that I know for now thanks for your help. Sincerely Linda Hall Houle

Recieved this from another list,it is written by Betty Stokes, and is probably the best advice I've seen on documenting evidence. Thought everyone would like to see it..... ============================================================ EVIDENCE FOR PROOF Evidence is the means of proving or disproving a fact. There are five types of evidence: 1. PRIMARY: Primary evidence is that from a record when the record itself is the cause or result of the action or fact to be proved. Examples are: Vital records, Wills, Church Records, Tombstones etc., This is the best evidence. 2. COLLATERAL: Collateral evidence is when it is collateral to the purpose of the records but never the less an integral part of the record: Example: If a man speaks of his daughter by her married name, it signifies a marriage when no marriage record can be found. 3. SECONDARY: Evidence consists of statements made by persons of facts they know of their own knowledge: Examples: Oaths, Old Letters, Depositions. 4. CIRCUMSTANTIAL: If two or more facts are so related, that if one which can be proved by a higher type of evidence is true. When the other is necessarily, true. Example: Record shows a daughter of a man and later he marries someone, it shows he was married before and had at least one daughter. 5. REPORTED: Rumor, Hearsay, County Histories, and Many Biographies. These are the least trustworthy but good for clues. SOURCES OF GENEALOGICAL MATERIALS 1. PRIVATE: Family Bibles, Ledgers, Diaries, Photograph Albums, Samplers, Old Silver, Fly Leaves of old Books, Old Letters, Old Wills, Diplomas, Citations, Discharge Papers, School Records, Insurance Claims, Baby Books, Grandmother Bracelets, Etc. 2. PUBLIC: Census, Pension, Military, Land Tax, Deeds, Laws, Church Records, Court, Probate, Vital Records, Mortality, Immigration, Naturalization, Obituary Notices, Cemetery Records and Tombstones, Register of Voters, Maps, and Plat Books. City Directories and Telephone Books. 3. COMPILED: Printed Genealogies, County & Local Histories, Periodicals, Compiled Tax Lists, Cemetery, Etc., Newspapers - Articles, Brand Books. ============================================================

In the "Misc. Bios of Racine", published in the late 1890s (I think) it is mentioned that a W. H. Amos married Mary A HALL, dau. of S. L HALL, a prominent lawyer. The wedding date was not given, I assume 1866 or later. Does anyone have any information on this S. L. HALL? I'm trying to find out if he had a daughter, Lillian HALL. If so, she would be my grandmother. Thanks for any help. Larry Prince

I am looking for more information on the following Hall's and their family William B Hall b 1787 in NC d 1887 in Al John W Hall b 1828 John WHall b 1863 in Al m Minnie Briggs b 1871 second line of Hall's Wm Hall b? d before 1915 most likely in Ky either Boyd or Greenup co. m Rhoda Robins Charles Hall b 1887 in KY d 1925 m Bessie Hall b 1900 in Al Bessie Hall remarried after Husben death to Adams then to Hopkins then to ?? and Turner any information would be appreaded. Barbara BAROCRAFT@aol.com

Perhaps some new member will recognize someone in my HALL line. Royal Columbus HALL b 1806, died after 1872 (possibly after 1880). Royal md Ruth WINFORD b 1808. They lived in Cocke co TN (census 1830, 1840, 1850), Morgan co TN (census 1860), Lincoln co TN (census 1870). Children: 1. William L.V. HALL b 1828 md STORY 2. Elbert A. (Bob) HALL b 1830 md BALCH--to Tarrant co TX 3. Royal Columbus HALL JR. b 1833 md IKERD--to Tarrant co TX 4. John P. HALL b 1834 5. Abigail E. Jane HALL b 1837 md Thomas (A.J.) HASHAW/HARSHAW 6. Sarah Percilla HALL b 1840 md William Harvey BYERS (not proved) 7. Elizabeth HALL b 1843 md ?? 8. Thomas Harmon HALL b 1845 md Mary NEWTON--to Weakley co TN 9. Andrew J. HALL b 1851 (son or possible grandson) 10. Emmett M. HALL b 1858 (proved grandson but listed in Royal's household as son in 1870 census) I need to hear from anyone familiar with these people please. Tillie TNixon@aol.com -------

Mr. hall , son of Fleming and Elizabeth Hall, was orn May 14, 1859 at Urbana, Ohio. Moved to Niantic, IL until 1874....moved to northwest missouri.....southeast of Tarkio Mo....m. Drucilla Herring who preceded him in death....born to him were six child Lura, John, Virgil, Harold, George and Elizabeth...former mayor of Tarkio....farmer. I hope this helps. dh The Zarecor's wrote: > Doug, could you please give more information on Morris Howe Hall. The > Hall I am looking for is William Ernest Hall and his father's name is > possibly Morris Hall. > > Phyl > phyl@ecsis.net

Doug, could you please give more information on Morris Howe Hall. The Hall I am looking for is William Ernest Hall and his father's name is possibly Morris Hall. Phyl phyl@ecsis.net

Bill thank you very much for your kind note......first time here goes! I am looking for my family..... including Fleming Hall born around 1817 m. Eizabeth Kaiser 20Apr1837 died in Libby Prison 25July1862 ......and before and after. Elizabeth Kaiser Hall b.21June1817 died 22June1895 His and her children that I know of D.M. Hall 1844 ? N.I. Hall 1853 ? Talmon Hall (Bloomfield Neb) 4July 1849 Morris Howe Hall 14 May 1859 (my great grandfather) Marion Hall(Bloomfield?)( went back to Ohio) Riley Hall 1842 ? Van Hall???? dh oikrat@swilcat.com At 07:36 AM 6/4/99 -0500, you wrote: >Doug Henry wrote: >> >> subscribe > >Hi Doug, > >Welcome to the HALL List. Please send a message to the List members >telling us of your research interests/needs. You will find that we are >helpful and friendly folks. > >Bill Grimes >HALL Family Surname List owner >

Hello all. I have been on my biggest stump on my HALL line. I think that most of it being that my grandmother never saw here father past the time that she was 10 and there was never anymore mention of him, for the most part. My grandmother's father was James N. Hall. He was b. ca 1890. He married Arenna PIERCE. They lived in OK, (SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW...HA) when my Grandmother was born. She, in her elder ages never knew anything more than OK. They did move and live in Camp Co, TX where a few of their children were born. Their 6th child, who is the only living child knew that she was born in Marlow, OK. Although, she too does not remember much about her father. Her parents were divorced and her mother lived in Titus co, TX (near Camp co, TX). Her father remained in OK in a hospital. Anyways, an aunt of mine remembers that my great grandmother said that her in-laws names were William Hall and Lily or Liby. My great aunt that is living remembers his siblings being Tom, Henry, Clay, Maude, and Clara. Maude was to have married a Geroge Shoemaker. I have not been able to find any proof of any of this information other than that of my ggrandparents. Any help would be appreciated on bringing some answers to this much searched for question. Please except my apology for repeating this again to those loyal to the HALL list. I was hoping that there might be some newcomers to the list! Thanks, Misti Moss mdmoss@pnx.com

This is a message posted on another list, but I feel it is of interest to everyone on the net. One more urban legend created by bored children: There is a rumor being circulated about email surcharges that would be collected by the local phone companies and turned over to the Postal Service. This rumor has no basis in fact. I checked it out at the website of the US House and found the message below. Anyone can check out any House legislation by using this URL http://www.house.gov/house/searchall.htm. No Postal Internet Tax There is another rumor spreading on the Internet concerning a supposed legislation that would impose a 5-cent surcharge by the U.S. Postal Service on every e-mail delivery. This is a completely false rumor. There is no such bill pending before Congress. "Bill 602P" is not a valid bill number, nor is "Congressman Schnell," the purported author of this bill, a Member of Congress. I have been assured by the Postal Service that it has never contemplated such legislation, nor would it support it if it were proposed. On a related matter, you might be interested to learn that I voted in favor of H.R. 4105, the Internet Tax Freedom Act. This bill, which passed the House in June 1998, established a national moratorium on taxes that would interfere with the free flow of commerce via the Internet. It also established a national policy against federal and state regulation of Internet access. I whole-heartedly support low-cost access to the Internet. I believe the web is an invaluable educational tool, the use of which needs to be encouraged, not thwarted by unnecessary charges. If you have any questions, please contact me. lois.capps@mail.house.gov contact me. lois.capps@mail.house.gov

Found Harvey S. Hall b. Aug 1849 and his wife Ella A. (Wright) Hall b. 1854 in the 1900 US census for Shawnee county, Kansas in Williamsport Twp. Their 2 sons, Frank G. b. Dec 1879 and Irvin E. (?) b. May 1881 were with them. I have not been able to locate what happened to them and where they went. When did Harvey die and where is he buried? Who did the sons marry and what about their families? They had a daughter, Clara M. Hall who was born in 1878 and I don't know what happened to her either. Did she marry in Kansas or in Iowa before they left? Any help on this family would be appreciated. Janet King Bower Buznjan@worldnet.att.net