I have been told that the condition of Hall Cemetery is partially due to the fact that " those Hall's haven't been in DeWitt for years and years" so, just for the benefit of anyone connected to the following is related in one way or another to Mahlon and Hannah Hall that are buried in Hall Cemetery: Axy ELY m/ Greenberry Hall (son) Stephen NEAL m/ Cassandra Hall (daughter) William NEAL m/ Elizabeth Hall (daughter) Sarah E. DYE m/ Benjamin Hall (son) Richard P. HAVENS m/ Hester B. Hall (granddaughter) J. J. MORROW m/ Hannah Hall (granddaughter) William MILSTED m/ Lurena Hall (granddaughter) Eliza THORNLEY m/ Jonathan R. Hall (son) Marena or Mourning STOUT m/ Mahlon P. Hall (son) Andrew J. MORROW m/ Elizabeth J. Hall (granddaughter) H. H. BOWLES m/ Cassandra Hall (granddaughter) Martha BANTA m/ Joel Hall (grandson) Sarah WEAVER m/ James A. Hall (grandson) Sarah A. PERRY m/ Thomas J. Hall (grandson) Sarah CANADA m/ Henry C. Hall (grandson) Sarah ELLINGTON m/ Richard J. Hall (grandson) Samuel SUMNERS m/ Rosilla Hall (granddaughter) Sallie SELLARDS m/ George W. Hall (grandson) Mary HARKRADER m/ Mahlon R. Hall (grandson) John A. DUNCAN m/ Emeline M. Hall (granddaughter I used the records I have here at home so there may be errors but I came as close as I could using the census, cemetery, marriage, death, and probate records and not having a general knowledge of this family. Seems to me all of these families couldn't have left DeWitt and if they did there should be descendants that care about their ancestors. Earliene Kaelin [email protected] or [email protected] Coordinator for DeWitt County, IL http://www.rootsweb.com/~ildewitt/ Home Page http://www.telisphere.com/~cartmill/