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About William Hall
William Hall was born in 1725. He was the son of Thomas Hall , Sr. and Martha ?
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2. William Hall (Thomas Sr. ) was born in 1722 in Virginia. He died on 10 Nov 1774 in Frederick County, Virginia.
William married Elizabeth Mitchell. Elizabeth was born about 1724 in Pennsylvania.
They had the following children:
+ 14 M i Anthony Hall - Other link to Anthony Hall and Ruth Butler.
The Grandfathers Vol.I, The Hall and Overstreet Families Carrol Carman Hall, Springfield, IL, 1981 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rice/master2-o/p419.htm#i2... This is not a genealogy, but an 'anecdotal' accounting of his [the author's] family told against the background of events that were framing their lives and destinies. Every effort has been made to insure genealigical accuracy. The term 'grandfathers' is used rather loosley and includes many other relatives of each grandfather generation whose stories cannot be left out. It will, at times, include some 'grandmothers' - without whom, the succeeding generations would not have been possible." Carmans in pioneer Illinois. Samuel Carman, 1781-c. 1850. The Carmans in the Civil War: James L. Carmen, 1822-1887. Carmans in the post-Civil War era: Adalaska Merritt Carman, 1855-1908. Lilly Bell (McMullen) Carman, 1860-1908. Lucinda Butler McMullen Roberts, 1835-1956. A special person: Lucinda Blossom Carman (Hall), 1879- 1956. The Carmans in the twentieth century. Partial contents: v. 1. The Hall-Overstreet family, 1725-1981: The Virginia Colonial period: William Hall, 1707?-1757, the immigrant grandfather. John Hall, 1732-1794. Hezekiah Hall, 1741-1811. The Revolutionary War period: John Overstreet, 1760-1848. The Halls-Overstreets and their kin in the Revolution. Westward migration, the Ohio years: The children of Hezekiah and Keziah Hall. Pioneering in Illinois. Abner Hall, 1795-1843. Children of Abner and Jane (Overstreet) Hall. Rev. John Overstreet, Jr., 1785-1834. Dabney Overstreet, 1819-1876. The Civil War period: John Wesley Hall, 1815-1870. Children of Jas. W. & Catherine (Claypool) Hall. Our Southern cousins: Children of Wm. Hall, d. 1757. Children of John Hall, d. 1794. Post Civil-War period: James N. Hall, 1849-1928. Emeline (Pestel) Hall, 1850-1937. Children of Jas. N. & Emeline (Pestel) Hall. A special person: Henry Edward Hall, 1873-1951. From the XIXth to the XXth century -- v. 2. The Carman family, 1631-1981: John Carman, 1606-1654, the immigrant grandfather. John Carman, 1633-1684, the Long Island grandfather. Thomas Carman, 1668-1761. Joseph Carman, 1695-1775. The Carmans in the American Revolution: Adam Carman, 1723-1804, the Quaker grandfather. Jacob Carman, 1754-1814, grandfather of the Canadian migration. The Also available on microfilm and digital images. William Hall was born in 1725. He was the son of Thomas Hall , Sr. and Martha ?
http://yeahpot.com/hall/thomashal/pafg02.htm#13425
2. William Hall (Thomas Sr. ) was born in 1722 in Virginia. He died on 10 Nov 1774 in Frederick County, Virginia.
William married Elizabeth Mitchell. Elizabeth was born about 1724 in Pennsylvania.
They had the following children:
+ 14 M i Anthony Hall - Other link to Anthony Hall and Ruth Butler.
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According to the book i added to the sources..William Hall was born 1707 and died May 1,1757 at the hands of cherokee indians in bedford Virginia. It is a legitimate resource for the Hall/Overstreet families
Sincerely,
Steven Alan Thoreson
- Reference: FamilySearch Family Tree - SmartCopy: Jul 23 2017, 6:59:30 UTC
- WikiTree contributors, "William Hall (1722-1774)," WikiTree: The Free Family Tree, (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hall-1155 : accessed 24 November 2024).
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William Hall's Timeline
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1722
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Brunswick County, Virginia, British Colonial America
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| 1752 |
March 7, 1752
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Halifax, Virginia, Colonial America
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December 22, 1754
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United States
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1760
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<Nr. Independenc,Grayson,VA>
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1762
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United States
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1764
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Willistown Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States
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1766
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United States
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1770
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Pennsylvania, United States
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1771
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Elk Creek, Grayson County, Virginia, United States
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