cos1776 Note: According to family tradition, "the father of Isaac, Jacob, and Sena Hall drowned in the Licking River at Day's Mill near Sherburne, in Fleming Co., shortly after the family moved to Kentucky from Virginia, and his wife died soon after. The orphaned children are said to have been raised in different families." Verification needed.
cos1776 Note: there is an Issac F Hall who married "Ann Smith" in Bourbon county in 1836 (see Family Page). Could this Ann Smith be a dau of John Smith, the blacksmith to whom Isaac was indentured at age 17? More research needed.
References
↑ 1.01.1 Indenture Recorded, in Bath County, Kentucky Deed Book C:407.
[Bath Co., Kentucky, Deed Book C, p. 407 contains an indenture agreement dated October 11, 1820 stating that Isaac Hall, age 17, infant orphan of David Hall was indentured to a John Smith until age 21. He was to learn the trade of a blacksmith and to be paid 3 pound, ten shilling and a decent suit of clothes.]
