Person:William Hall (278)

Watchers
m. Bef 1789
  1. Richard HallAbt 1789 - 1855
  2. Eskridge HallAbt 1790 -
  3. Sarah "Sally" Hall1791 - 1878
  4. William Hall1797 - 1873
  5. Malinda HallAbt 1804 - 1869
  6. Elizabeth "Betsy" HallAbt 1807 -
  7. Samuel HallAbt 1809 -
  8. Vincent HallAbt 1811 -
m. 2 Jun 1814
  1. William HallAbt 1816 -
  2. Lucinda Hall1816 - 1898
  3. Jesse L HallAbt 1817 -
  4. Lemuel Hall, Esq.Abt 1819 -
  5. Cyrus Hall, Esq.Abt 1820 - 1909
  6. Mary HallAbt 1822 -
  7. Selina HallAbt 1824 -
  8. Elizabeth HallAbt 1826 - Bef 1910
  9. Elias HallAbt 1828 -
  10. Robert Hannibal HallAbt 1830 -
  11. Smith HallAbt 1832 - Bef 1910
Facts and Events
Name William Hall
Gender Male
Alt Birth? 8 Jun 1793 Loudoun, Virginia, United Statessource = OLT, needs verification
Birth[1] 1797 Loudoun, Virginia, United States
Marriage 2 Jun 1814 Harrison, Virginia (now West Virginia), United Statesto Mary-Ann Lowther
Residence[1] Harrison, Virginia (now West Virginia), United States
Death[1] 27 Feb 1873 Roane, West Virginia, United Statessource = OLT, needs verification
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 William Hall, in Lowther, Minnie Kendall. History of Ritchie County: with biographical sketches of its pioneers and their ancestors, and with interesting reminiscences of Revolutionary and Indian times. (Wheeling, W. Va.: Wheeling News Litho Co., c1911).

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    [page number needed - Chapter VII - South Fork Settlers]
    William Hall, the progenitor of another prominent Ritchie county family, found a home on the river above Oxford, across what is now the Doddridge county line, as early as 1830, but ere the lapse of many years, he removed to the Flannagan farm above Berea, and later resided at both Pullman and Harrisville. He finally, in his old age, went to Roane county where he died, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Thomas McKinley, during the spring of 1873.

    Mr. Hall was born in Loudin county, Virginia, in 1797, and from there he emigrated to Harrison county in his young manhood where he met and married Miss Mary Ann Lowther, eldest daughter of Jesse, and Mary Ragan Lowther, and granddaughter of Col. William, and from West Milford, they came to Oxford. Mrs. Hall survived him by three years, dying at the home of her daughter in Roan county in 1876. And there by his side she lies at rest.

    Their children were as follows:
    Jesse L. Hall, William, Celina, Lucinda, Mary, Elizabeth, Elias, Robert Hannibal, Lemuel, Smith,
    and Judge Cyrus Hall, all of whom have now crossed the tide, with the possible exception of Elias. ...