Hall Family Genealogy

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Comment by Mary Westphal Pascua on February 8, 2015 at 7:54am

My great-grandmother was Bertha Hall b.1873 in Norway.  Her parents were John and Ellen Hall.  The family migrated to Waseca County, MN between 1880 and 1882.  I was told that this is a very large family, and not all family members took the Hall name (some may be Johnson or Sickle) but I have not found any evidence to support that.  Other family names associated with this family are Bagne, Storlie, and possibly Paulson (Paulsdatter).  I am hoping to find someone else who is researching this family.

Comment by Lynn Meade on January 3, 2015 at 4:50pm

Greeting fellow Hall branches and limbs  :)  My dear mother was a (Frances) Hall b. Laurel Mt. 1929 her father Dr. Earl C Hall. b. 1889 in Minnesota then moved to Idaho and finally to Montana his father was Charles W. Hall b. 1851 in Menard Co. Illinois then to Minnesota ending in Idaho - his father was James P Hall b. 1818 in Lawrence Co. Ohio and stayed in Ohio all his life as far as I know.

Would love to connect with any distant cousins out there 

;) Lynn

Comment by Owen Michael McKinney on October 23, 2014 at 6:45pm

I am currently taking my first GenealogicalStudies.com course in social media for genealogists, and I'm not a social media type of person.  So this whole thing has been new to me.  Me joining this Hall discussion group is as a result of an assignment for the course.  On the other hand, I am a member of a Hall family that I have followed back from Indiana to Kentucky and on to Virginia.  So this is a potentially valuable activity for me.  I'm not sure as to what to do at this point, but I've joined Genealogy Wise and I've joined the Hall discussion group!  I will sincerely make an honest effort not to waste anyone's time.  I'm a retired history teacher, and a genealogist for about 7 years.

Comment by Rick Allen on May 30, 2014 at 7:37pm

I have begun a blog on Hall research in middle Tennessee and reaching out to Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, North Carolina and Georgia.  Please go to http://hallfamilygenealogy.blogspot.com/  I want to use this to collaborate and share information with other researchers.  Rick Allen 

Comment by Tony Hall on November 13, 2012 at 9:30am

I am looking  for information about Gus Hall (Feb 2 1875- May 3 1939). He lived in Royston Ga and that is where he is buried. I am trying to find anything about who his parents were. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Comment by Nora Hall Dixon on August 23, 2012 at 9:15pm

Looking for information on the parents of Richard Hall born in 1791 or 1792.  It is assumed Richard was born in then Sussex County NJ.  He married Hester or Ester Huntsman and lived in Independence NJ.  He had several children, one of which is my great grandfather Samuel Hall who married Mary Jane Smith.  According to the census Richard was a farmer in Independence, NJ.  I've hit a brick wall.  Any advice or suggestions would be most appreciated.  Thank you

Comment by Mary Ellen Aube on November 2, 2011 at 7:05pm

I am looking for info on John Hall who married Susanna Lunt (Hunt) in 1766 in Georgetown, Maine.  They had at least one son John Hall who married Jane Oliver in Georgetown, Maine in the year1800.  This is the only info I have on them.  There is a rumor that they both came from the Marblehead area of Massachusetts.  Any and every bit of info anyone has would be much appreciated.

Comment by Connie Underwood on October 31, 2011 at 11:06pm

Looking for info on the Halls that ended up in Wyo.  Albert and his father Samuel Stevens Hall hailed from Vermont Samuels father was from Mass and a Rev soldier.  Prior Hall;s were from unknow places.  Any ties here?

Comment by Mary Ellen Aube on October 12, 2011 at 2:55am

Matt, are you the person that I talked to about the Halls in Woolwich, Maine?

 

Comment by James Alfred Locke Miller Jr. on October 7, 2011 at 11:09pm

Note: I am a French in Alabama 1700's de Juzan descendant. There is an Indian side (not mine) Hall family on the Juzan and Trahan sides. I did not spell Trahan correctly. They originated in Canada, and are not mine. These Halls are of the Alabama/Miss. Choctaw side. My Juzans (but not mine) also had an Alabama Creek side also.

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