Person:Richard Hall (61)

Parents of Richard Hall

• Death record ¹ identifies parents as William and Mary Hall.

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 West Virginia, Deaths Index, 1853-1973.

   "West Virginia Deaths, 1804-1999," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NMDQ-LWL : accessed 05 Feb 2014), Richard Hall, 16 Jun 1855.
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   Name: Richard Hall
   Event Date: 16 Jun 1855
   Event Place: Lewis County, West Virginia
   Gender: Male
   Age (Expanded): 66 years
   Birth Date: 1789
   Birthplace: Loudin Co., Va.
   Marital Status: Married
   Spouse's Name: Mary Hall
   Father's Name: Wm Hall
   Mother's Name: Mary Hall
   Occupation: Farmer
   GS Film number: 825106
   Digital Folder Number: 4130795
   Image Number: 277
   Affiliate Repository Type: County Records
   Reference ID: v 1 p 9

2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 Don Norman's Descendants of William Hall, in Hackerscreek.com.

   [No date. Last accessed 5 Feb 2014. No sources provided.]
   ... Richard Hall, a son of William Hall, was born in Westmoreland
   County, VA November 21, 1785 and died in Lewis County VA (WV) June 16,
   1855. He moved to Louden County VA with his father in 1793. He came to
   Westfield, Harrison County VA, now Lewis County WV about 1806 with his
   brother William and his brother-in-law, Smith Gibson. He married Mary
   Bailey December 21, 1809. Mary, a daughter of John and Frances Anne
   (Jones) Bailey, was born in VA about 1791 and died in Lewis County
   October 20, 1854. They lived in Westfield for a short while, then
   settled on the head of McCans Run. They lived there until their deaths.
   Richard died very suddenly. He had gone to Jane Lew, bought a paper and
   sat down under a tree to read and later was found dead. Both Richard
   Hall and his wife professed religion early in life, joined the Methodist
   Episcopal Church, and lived honorable members until their death. ...

3.   Richard Hall, in Smith, Edward Conrad. A history of Lewis County, West Virginia. (Weston, West Virginia: E.C. Smith, 1920)
   p 143.

   ... Following the close of the Indian wars Richard Hall, progenitor of one branch of the numerous Hall family in Lewis County, built his home on McCann's run. His brother-in-law Smith Gibson settled on the farm now owned by George Neely. ...

4. ↑ Nancy Jackson, 2002, in Rootsweb.

   [No sources provided.]
   ... Children of Richard and Mary "Polly" Bailey Hall
   1. Jonathan Thompson Hall m. Margaret Jackson -this line is well documented
   in the Col. Edward Jackson Book authored by Linda B. Meyers and myself, Nancy
   A. Jackson and can be purchased still.
   2. Benjamin Hall d. young
   3. Richard Bailey Hall m. Anne Green
   4. Minor Carr Hall m. Nancy Jackson -also in Col. Edward Jackson book
   5. Felix Lewis Hall m. Abigail Burnside-bur. in the Hall Cem. on the
   Coffindaffer farm (but now owned by someone else-Kincheloe road. I have
   visited this Cem.
   6. James Monroe Hall m. 1) Nancy Burnside and 2) Elizabeth Catharine Lovett
   7. Pamelia Hall m. Granville Brake (Granville lost his leg during the Civil
   War)
   8. Addison Hall m. 1) Nancy Tharp and 2) Sarah Straley
   9. John William Hall m. Susan Norris
   10. Mary Hall m. William Hitt
   11. Susan Hall m. Thomas Wright
   12. Malinda Hall m. Spillman Norris
   
   Richard and Mary Bailey are bur. at Westfield, Lewis Co. ...

5. ↑ Richard Hall, in Butcher, Bernard Lee, and James Morton Callahan. Genealogical and personal history of the upper Monongahela Valley, West Virginia. (New York, New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1912)
   Vol 3, p 1366.

   (I) Richard Hall, the first ancestor known in Lewis county, was doubtless born in the latter part of the eighteenth century, as he settled in Lewis county about the year 1800. From him have sprung the various Halls of whom further mention is made in this narrative. ...
   (II) James M., son of Richard Hall, ...