Person:Lewis Hall (16)

Research notes

1763 - Lewis, Sr. received land grants in NC as early as 1763 in Bladen or Duplin County, NC. This area became Robeson County in 1763.

1790 census of Robeson County, NC shows 6 Hall families: Enoch Hall, Instance Hall, Lewis Hall, Sr., Lewis Hall, Jr., Isaac Hall, and Susannah Hall.

1792 - Deed Lewis Hall, Sr. to Duncan McBride

1. ↑ Source needed.

   service is verified by letter from Colonel Moultrie which says,
   "Lt. Hall was wounded at Charleston on Sunday the 30th."
   (See National #102131-126078-121453)

2. ↑ Robeson County, NC, in United States. 1790 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M637).

   [Lewis Hall, Sr. had at least 5 sons over the age of 16, married or unmarried, and 3 sons under 16.]

3. ↑ .

   [Lewis Hall's Revolutionary War services, given by his Son, Seaborn, is found
   in BIOGRAPHICAL SOUVENIR OF THE STATES OF GEORGIA AND FLORIDA by FA BATTEY
   reads: " My father was a farmer, took part in the Revolutionary War as
   Lieutenant, was taken prisoner by the British soldiers and lay in jall for
   some time in Charleston, SC. He was wounded, though not very seriously, which
   made his caputre easy. After his release he returned to the army, served
   until the war closed and received his discharge in the regular manner, serving
   nearly all the time of the war.]