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Stokes Pearson Hall

Birth1836 - Bladen County, North Carolina, USA
Death7 Feb 1936 - Bladen, North Carolina, United States
MotherHelen McGhee
FatherWiley Hall

Born in Bladen County, North Carolina, USA on 1836 to Wiley Hall and Helen McGhee. Stokes Pearson Hall married Nancy Ann Davis and had 7 children. He passed away on 7 Feb 1936 in Bladen, North Carolina, United States.

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Wiley Hall
1804 - 1919
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Helen Mcghee
1803 - 1870
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Nancy Ann Davis
1838 - 1901
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Farney C (Patten) Hall
1870 - 1938
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Zelphia Caroline Hall
1873 - 1941
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Lucuis Hall
1877 - 1943
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Angus Fuller Hall
1864 - 1937
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William Henry Hall
1883 - 1949
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Charles H Hall
1861 - 1880
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Lilpoh C. Hall
1873 - Unknown

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