Person:John Hall (67)
John Hall
b.1765 Anson, North Carolina, United States
d.2 Aug 1822 Gallatin, Illinois, United States
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Henry Hall, Jr.Abt 1758 - Abt 1814
  2. Sarah Hall1762 -
  3. Isaac Hall1763 -
  4. David Hall1765 -
  5. John Hall1765 - 1822
Spouse and Children
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m. Sep 1784
  1. Patty HallAbt 1784 - 1822
  2. Henry Hall1784 - 1844
  3. James Matthew HallAbt 1788 - 1828
  4. John Hall, Jr.1789 - 1830
  5. Joseph HallAbt 1789 -
  6. William HallAbt 1790 - 1858
  7. Elizabeth "Betsy" HallAbt 1791 -
  8. Martha Polly Hall1794 -
  9. Rebeccah Hall1805 - 1843
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Facts and Events
Name[1] John Hall
Gender Male
Birth[1] 1765 Anson, North Carolina, United States
Military[1] Apr 1779 North CarolinaRev War -
Marriage Sep 1784 Anson, North Carolina, United Statesto Mary "Polly" Broadway
Residence[1] Maury, Tennessee, United States
Death[1] 2 Aug 1822 Gallatin, Illinois, United States
Burial[1] Franklin, Illinois, United StatesFancy Farm Cemetery
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Military Service Recorded, in Walker, Harriet J. Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in Illinois: from the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, April, 1912- January, 1917 inclusive and April, 1926-January 1927. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1973).

    HALL, JOHN
    Born: 1765 NC
    Died: August 1822 Gallatin County, IL
    Spouse: Polly Broadway
    Children: William, Mary Polly
    Residence: Anson County, NC
    Service: Private. Capt William Crittington, Anson County Militia
    Pension: *W23236
    Sources: DAR, Genealogical Research Databases
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    HALL, JOHN
    Born: 1765 NC
    Died: August 26/27, 1822 Gallatin County, IL
    Buried: Fancy Farm, Franklin Co., Illinois
    Spouse: Mary Broadway
    Children: Matthew, Mary, Patty, John, Joseph, William, Earchebel, Betsy, Rebeckah+
    Residence: Anson County, NC; North Carolina, Maury Co.,; Tennessee, Gallatin Co., Illinois
    Service: Private. Capt William Crittington, Anson County Militia
    Pension: W23236; William Hall frequently heard John tell stories “and on one occasion he was riding his horse with his gun across before him and ran of between two trees and bent his gun nearly in double”…
    Sources: DAR, Genealogical Research Databases, ROOTSWEB.COM PENSION War of 1812 Soldiers Buried in the State of Illinois

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