Person:Grace Hall (16)

Watchers
Grace Burton Hall
m. 15 Jan 1750
  1. Grace Burton Hall1751 - Aft 1840
  2. Elizabeth Hall1754 - Aft 1790
  3. William Hall1756 - 1811
  4. Leonard Hall1758 - Abt 1805
  5. Caleb Letton Hall1758 - Bef 1839
  6. Henry Hall1760 - Bef 1813
  7. Johanna Hall1760 -
  8. Sarah Hall1764 -
  9. Ruth Hall1768 -
  10. Naomi Hall1772 -
  11. Mahlan Hall1773 - 1857
  12. Prudence Hall1776 - 1852
m. 15 Oct 1776
  1. Ruth ForqueranBef 1788 -
Facts and Events
Name[1] Grace Burton Hall
Married Name[1][2] Mrs. Grace Hall Forqueran
Gender Female
Birth[1] 1 Jan 1751 Bedford (county), Virginia, United States
Marriage 15 Oct 1776 Bedford (county), Virginia, United Statesto Peter Forqueran
Residence[2] 24 Sep 1840 Montgomery, Kentucky, United Statesage 89 - gave deposition on behalf of Urcilla (Woodward) Hall, her sister-in-law, for a widow's pension
Death[2] Aft 24 Sep 1840 Montgomery, Kentucky, United States

Research Notes

  • named after her maternal grandmother, Grace Burton
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Descendants of Leonard Hall website.

    ... Grace Hall Forqueran gave a deposition of 21 Sept 1840, stating she was 89 years old. She also stated she was the sister of William Hall who married Urcella Woodward in Bedford Co., VA. ...
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    [cos1776 note: No sources given. The date of the deposition is in error. See record below.]

  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Pension Application of William Hall W8884.

    [Grace gave a deposition on behalf of her sister-in-law, Urcilla (Woodward) Hall, widow of her brother William.]
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    [Transcribed and annotated by C. Leon Harris]

    ... The deposition of Grayce Forquenan a citizen of Montgomery County Ky taken this 24th day of
    September 1840 to be read as evidence in favour of the application of Mrs Urcilea Hall for a pension
    under the act of Congress passed July 4 1836 th
    Deponent being Eighty nine years old Deposeth and saith that she is the sister of William Hall Deceased
    and well recollects when he was married to Urcilea Woodward which marriage took place in Bedford
    County in the State of Virginia sometime during the Revolutionary War But the Deponents memory does
    not serve her to give the date but she well recollects that shortly after said marriage she lent her Sister
    inlaw Urcilea the present applicant, thread enough to make into linen to make her Brother William Hall
    two Suits of Clothes to wear to the army, And she recollects he did go in to the army as a light horse man
    and wore the said Clothes but how long he served or at what time he went in to the army the Deponent
    does not now recollect But he went in shortly after his marriage
    She knows her Brother William Hall died upwards of Twenty years ago and that her Sisterinlaw Urcilea
    Hall has remained a widow ever since. And further saith not Grayce herxMark Torquenan
    ...