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Hello, That is a fascinating story! I have done DNA testing at Ancestry and Family Tree DNA. My farthest back Hall is James L. Hall and his wife Martha Morris, both born in Charlottesville,

Thanks for taking the time to tell me about your Hall ancestors, even though we don't merge at all. Of course I will keep looking. Good luck with all of your missing ancestors.

Grace Upshaw - I think you for the fine job of narrowing down your Hall's and wish everyone were so diligent. I have a paper trail of my Hall's from Ireland to Philadelphia, to Dolphin Co, PA, to

Hello! I am getting back, in a very small way , into my genealogy files and have looked at the DNA chart where I see we are not in the same family group, my family being #11. My B*enjamin is still a

Hello Everyone!?? My story is a long one, so pack a lunch!?? Let me start out by saying I have DNA tested and am on the following platforms:?Ancestry - CynthiaDriscoll23&Me - Cynthi

My gr-gr-grandfather was James Hall who was born in North Carolina about 1800. He moved to Grant County, Indiana and married Rachel Moorman in 1831. He died about 1855. His children were proven by the

Hi Janet My Hall line is probably from Virginia (Halifax Co.), then moving to Tennessee, Weakley Co. Hall is one of my hardest to find. I believe the oldest male Hall I claim was named Benjamin Hall

Yes, I'm on Gedmatch. But haven't been on it lately. M120207 is my number. The Halls are on my maternal side of the family. Hiram Hall is the forest back that I've been able to find. 1800? in

Hello, Extended Hall Family! Would any of you be on GedMatch? My family tree has at least two Hall lines. One is Hudson River/Oblong/Southeast, and the other is southerly. Thank you, Janet

I have lots of James Hall's starting in Ireland, to PA, to NC, SC, GA, AL. They also married into the Keith line in GA. [email protected]> wrote:

My great-great-grandfather was James Hall who was born about 1800 in North Carolina. He was in Grant County, Indiana, as of 1831 when her married Rachel Moorman. The 1850 census of Grant County, IN,

Hi Judy, I will see if I have anything on them in my Family Tree. Thanks! Love,Charlotte

I started this group after Ancestry shut down the Rootsweb lists. I am not sure but I think we must have talked at some point because you were in this group. Thanks, Charlotte

I don't have any of the people you listed below. My Halls were from Alabama, Arkansas and Oklahoma. Mel George Extension Rangeland Management Specialist, Emeritus University of California Davis,

Hall, Ive had a stroke and lost most of my knowledge of my computer. can not find my Family Tree backup. so the information is mostly from memory. There were two other families researching the Ohio,

?Ok, thank you Judy. Love,Charlotte?In a message dated 9/23/2023 3:08:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time, judyghall@... writes:? Sorry , trying to send on phone will try the computer.?

Sorry , trying to send on phone will try the computer. [email protected]> wrote:

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James David Hall

Jes David Hall 1802,3, Ohio. Married to Elizabeth Betsy Spencer born 1810 ,Virginia, married 1828 Londonderry, Ohio. He died, Fairplay, Missouri 186?. 4 sons, 2 daughters. All born in Londonderry.