Thanks for your help. Nothing is familiar, but I will keep. You never know when it will all fit together. >From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Re: CENSUS (BILL) >Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2001 10:52:43 EST > >I have William Hall (are 60) found in 1850 in Franklin County. He was born >in >North Carolina. With him are his sons Joseph (age 19), Leonidas (age 14) >and >Ira (male age 10). >I have not found them in 1860. Leonidas was married in 1867 to Frances >Melvina Smith Graham. >In 1880 Leonidas is found in Hamburg. It is reported that his father was >born >in North Carolina and his mother was born in Tennessee. >In 1900 Leonidas in still in Franklin County. It is reported on the census >that both of his parents were born in Tennessee. >Leonidas died and was buried in Mt. Carmel in 1910. Other Halls in Mt. >Carmel >were H. C. Hall (9-22-1829/10-7-1897), Harvey Otis (3-23-1895/8-301956), M >Gertrude Stevens w/o Harvey (10-16-1898), Wm. Otis (1-24-1917/1-7-1979), >Luther H (9-11-1935/9-15-1935), Robert R son of Leonidas and Frances >(1873/1946), May F. Buffkin w/o Robert (1875/1909), William N >(11-31865/511-1906) and Ida E Graham w/o William (3-15-1865/6-23-1947). >Children of Leonidas and Frances were Eustatia (male), Ada, and Robert >Ransom. >Leonidas' wife Frances had first been married to Dewitt C. Graham. Their >children were Ada, Mary D., Claiborne C., Dewitt, and Ida. > >I give all of this information in case something is familiar. > > >==== MSJEFFER Mailing List ==== >"Happiness is a genealogist who just found their lost ancestor." > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com