Person:John Hall (426)

HALL, John & BUTLER, Hannah; bef. 27 Apr 1750; bride was dau. of Jn. & Sarah BUTLER of SSP and sis. of Jas. BUTLER of SSP. (d. NC 1760); (NC RB 1:21; RB 5:278)
[where NC RB = Northumberland County Record Book]

Butler, James, of St. Stephen's Parish
Written 16 Sep 1760. Proved 13 Oct 1760.
- Sister Hannah Hall wife of John Hall to have use of my land for seven years, and at the expiration of seven years my brother John Butler, if he be living, to have use of said land for term of fourteen years.
- To Hutton Hall son of my sister Hannah Hall, my said land, and to have possession at the end of the above term of leases.
- To Martha Thomson wife of Richard Thomson, one bed and furniture.
- To brother in law John Hall, my saddle and bridle.
- Rest of estate to be divided equally between my brother John Butler, and sister Hannah Hall.
Executors: Brother John Butler, and brother in law John Hall.
Witnesses: William Eskridge, Joshua Harper, and Eliza Singer.

Hall Thomas
Written 28 Feb 1738/39. Proved 12 Apr 1742.
- Son John Hall, all my land and plantation, but if he dies without heirs to my daughter Betty.
- Son John hall, at time of my death, all my wearing clothes.
- Wife Hannah Hall, one servant wench named Ann Jones, one new feather bed and furniture that now belong to it during her life and to my son John.
- Daughter Betty, one feather bed and furniture which she has in her possession, one cow and calf.
- Rest of estate to be equally divided between them.
Executor: Son John Hall.
Witnesses: Gibbord Harvie and Richard Booth, Jr.