I think my Julia Ann Hall is who you are referring to; b. June, 1820 Illinois mar. April 18, 1836 Wayne Co. IL. to Jarrett Maulding (son of James William and Margaret "Peggy" Crissel/Cricel) Julia Ann and Jarrett's first child was named William, their third child was named George, and their sixth child was named Artemess (sp?). My GrGrGrandmother was their fourth child, Margaret Alice "Lucy" Maulding. I would like to learn more about Julia Ann's family. Sandra Brandt brandt@apex.net -----Original Message----- From: Lynda Miller [mailto:rjmillerjr@erols.com] Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2004 2:27 PM To: ILWAYNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ILWAYNE-L] Halls in Hamilton County I found a Mary E. Wilson listed in the 1880 census of Hamilton County, IL. Who is she? Living with her in Shelton, Hamilton, Illinois are: James Hall GSon Learned (Leonard?) Hall Gson Manerva Hall Gdaughter William Hall Gson I think these individuals are the children of William Hall and Rebecca Warfield Hall, deceased. Did the census taker assume they were grandchildren or how do they figure in with this family. Their father, William Hall, was born in Illinois in 1817. Their mother was born in Illinois also about 1821. William and Rebecca's other children would be: Nancy J. Hall who would be 33 in 1880 is not there. (I do not know whom she married) Julia Ann Hall who would be 30 is not there. (I do not know whom she married, maybe a Maulding. George M. Hall who would be 28 is not there. *my line (George M. married Margaret Elizabeth Kauffman and lived in Crouch Township) Charles Hall who would be 25 is not there. Mary Artamissa Hall who would be 21 is not there. (Mary A. married Charles Edmund Yocum and and lived near Springfield) William and Rebecca Hall are buried in Rawls cemetery. Lynda Lane Miller ==== ILWAYNE Mailing List ==== Any questions/problems regarding the Wayne County, Illinois list, contact the listowner, ILWayne Co. Coordinator (Dianna) mailto:ilwayne@shawneelink.net Visit the Wayne County, Illinois Genealogy web site at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne/
Sandra Here's 4 generations I have for Jarrett Maulding family. I thought we had collaborated on this branch of the Maulding family. I had Jarrett and Julia's marriage taking place in Hamilton Co, IL not Wayne Co, IL. Am I wrong? I have nothing on Julia Hall's family. Descendants of Jarrett MAULDING - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-Jarrett MAULDING (25 Mar 1814-) sp: Julia Ann HALL (Jun 1820-) 2-William MAULDING (1837-) 2-James MAULDING (22 Apr 1838-) 2-Mary Jane MAULDING (Mar 1840-1911) sp: Keeling Tyler MAULDING (11 Jul 1831-21 Apr 1886) 3-Lucretia Ann MAULDING (16 Feb 1860-21 Aug 1862) 3-Walter L. MAULDING (May 1864-) 3-William MAULDING (abt 1870-23 Jul 1904) 3-Garrett MAULDING (abt 1872-) 3-Thomas H. MAULDING (7 Nov 1875-11 Sep 1924) 2-Margaret Alice "Lucy" MAULDING (1840-bef 1880) sp: William H. PAYNE (23 Nov 1832-9 Feb 1926) 3-Margaret Alice PAYNE (1857-) sp: Benjamin Franklin CROSS Jr. (Jul 1853-) 4-Roy Franklin CROSS (10 Feb 1881-5 Feb 1920) 4-Clara L. CROSS (Jan 1883-) 4-Elsworth C. CROSS (Jan 1885-) 4-Lee R. CROSS (Aug 1891-) 4-Charles V. CROSS (Dec 1895-) 4-Elsie M. CROSS (Sep 1899-) 3-Isaac C. "Ike" PAYNE (1859-) sp: Isabell (1864-) 3-John T. "Jack/Jake" PAYNE (1862-) 3-Cordelia PAYNE (1864-) 3-Sarah H. PAYNE (1867-) 2-George Edgar MAULDING (1844-) 2-Theodore Ambrose MAULDING (29 Aug 1848-) 2-Artemissa MAULDING (1852-) 2-Gillison McGee MAULDING (Mar 1854-) 2-Chalon MAULDING (1861-) Sandy John & Sandra Brandt wrote: >I think my Julia Ann Hall is who you are referring to; >b. June, 1820 Illinois >mar. April 18, 1836 Wayne Co. IL. to Jarrett Maulding (son of James William >and Margaret "Peggy" Crissel/Cricel) >Julia Ann and Jarrett's first child was named William, their third child was >named George, and their sixth child was named Artemess (sp?). My >GrGrGrandmother was their fourth child, Margaret Alice "Lucy" Maulding. I >would like to learn more about Julia Ann's family. >Sandra Brandt >brandt@apex.net > >-----Original Message----- >From: Lynda Miller [mailto:rjmillerjr@erols.com] >Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2004 2:27 PM >To: ILWAYNE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ILWAYNE-L] Halls in Hamilton County > > >I found a Mary E. Wilson listed in the 1880 census of Hamilton County, IL. >Who is she? > >Living with her in Shelton, Hamilton, Illinois are: > >James Hall GSon >Learned (Leonard?) Hall Gson >Manerva Hall Gdaughter >William Hall Gson > >I think these individuals are the children of William Hall and Rebecca >Warfield Hall, deceased. > >Did the census taker assume they were grandchildren or how do they figure in >with this family. Their father, William Hall, was born in Illinois in 1817. >Their mother was born in Illinois also about 1821. > >William and Rebecca's other children would be: > >Nancy J. Hall who would be 33 in 1880 is not there. > (I do not know whom she married) >Julia Ann Hall who would be 30 is not there. > (I do not know whom she married, maybe a > Maulding. >George M. Hall who would be 28 is not there. *my line > (George M. married Margaret Elizabeth > Kauffman and lived in Crouch Township) >Charles Hall who would be 25 is not there. >Mary Artamissa Hall who would be 21 is not there. > (Mary A. married Charles Edmund Yocum and > and lived near Springfield) > >William and Rebecca Hall are buried in Rawls cemetery. > >Lynda Lane Miller > > >==== ILWAYNE Mailing List ==== >Any questions/problems regarding the Wayne County, Illinois list, >contact the listowner, ILWayne Co. Coordinator (Dianna) >mailto:ilwayne@shawneelink.net >Visit the Wayne County, Illinois Genealogy web site at: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne/ > > > >==== ILWAYNE Mailing List ==== >Any questions/problems regarding the Wayne County, Illinois list, >contact the listowner, ILWayne Co., Coordinator (Dianna) mailto:ilwayne@shawneelink.net >Visit the Wayne County, Illinois Genealogy web site at: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne/ > > > > -- Sandy (Whalen) Bauer http://www.whalen-family.org "Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, Champagne in one hand - strawberries in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO HOO - What a Ride!"