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John A Hall

BirthOct 1819 - Bedford County, Tennessee, United States
Death30 Jul 1901 - Illinois, USA
MotherCynthia Parker
FatherHenry Hall m Cynthia Rumsey

Born in Bedford County, Tennessee, United States on Oct 1819 to Henry Hall m Cynthia Rumsey and Cynthia Parker. John A Hall married JULIA Ann McLean and had 13 children. He passed away on 30 Jul 1901 in Illinois, USA.

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Parents
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Henry Hall M Cynthia Rumsey
1784 - 1844
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Cynthia Parker
1793 - 1883
Spouse(s)
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Julia Ann Mclean
1831 - 1917
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Martha Hall
1857 - Unknown
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Margaret Hall
1857 - Unknown
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William Sylvester Hall
1860 - 1953
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Sarilda C Hall
1850 - 1925
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Sarah Hall
1863 - Unknown
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Alfred Turner Hall
1863 - 1922
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Polly Ann Hall
1854 - 1898
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Henry C Hall
1846 - 1928
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John M Hall
1850 - 1881
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Joseph F Hall
1844 - 1863
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James C Hall
1855 - Unknown
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Mary C. Hall
1855 - 1944
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Commodore Hall
1883 - 1934

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