Federal Census Population Schedules:
1830 Williamson Co., TN, p. 267.
1840 Williamson Co., TN, p. 194.
1860 Williamson Co., TN, district # 1, p. 177 A, dwelling 1118/1066.
1870 Tippah Co., MS, Township 3, Range 1, p. 27 B, dwelling 112/113, Post Office Salem, MS. Resided with dau-in-law, Charlotte Wall.
John B. Wall remainded in Middle Tennessee while the rest of his family migrated west. He fought in the Indian War of 1836 and was a Whig in politics. Even though John B. Wall remained in Middle Tennessee he still had many dealings with his brothers in West TN and in MS. When his brother, A.A. Wall, died about 1853 John became guardian of the minor children. After the Civil War John Wall moved to Mississippi and resided with his dau-in-law, Charlotte Wall. John and Patsy Wall are said to have had 13 children, so far only two of them have been identified.
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