Theodore Edward Hall

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(Research):Census Listings:

1910 Census
Kansas, Bourbon County, Marion Twp, Bronson City
Enumerated 19 April 1910
SD 2 ED 49 Sheet 3B
Randolphs Street
74-76
Hall, Theodore E Hd M W 41 M/2 0 MO Tn Ind Liveryman Own Fa
rm
Hall, Elsie Wf F W 40 M2 0 3/3 Kansas Va Ill
Hall, Grace Dtr W F 14 S Nebr Mo Ind
Hall, Sadie Dtr W F 10 S Nebr Mo Ind
Johnston, Emma StepDtr F W 20 S Kansas Ireland(English) Kansas
Johnston, Carrie StepDtr F W 17 S Kansas Ireland(English) Kansas
Johnston, Gladys Step Dtr F W 13 S Kansas Ireland(English) Kansas

Theodore married Margaret Ann Walker on 4 May 1899 in Chase County, Nebraska. Margaret was born on 29 May 1871 in Martin County, Indiana; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Theodore married Elsie Mae Anderson in 1909 in Xenia, Bourbon County, Kansas. Elsie was born on 24 Sep 1869 in Bourbon County, Kansas; died on 10 Jan 1940 in Bourbon County, Kansas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Alexander married Sarah Ann Rowe on 21 Feb 1858 in Scotland County, Missouri. Sarah was born on 17 May 1839 in Clinton County, Ohio; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
Gordon Foote lists a total of 13 children, the last six all dying as infants.

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ENDIMYON - From Greek mythology, a handome youth who was loved by Diana. As I recall, Selene used to come to him when he was asleep and caress him. (Courtesy of Gary Radcliffe, SURNAME-ORIGINS-L@rootsweb.com)

(Research):Census Listings:

At the time of the 1850 Census, Endymyon Hall was living i
n Miller Township, Scotland County, Missouri. The date of the census was 25 September 1850. His family is listed as follows:

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Endymyon Hall, age 49, Farmer, Tennessee, $1,500
Sarah Hall, age 45, Keeping House, Tennessee
Lewis Hall, age 8, Tennessee
Alexander Hall, age 11, Tennessee
Elizabeth Hall, age 5, Missouri
Lydia Hall, age 3, Missouri
Martha Hall, age 3/12, Missouri
Marshall Hall, age 18, Farmer, Tennessee <---This is Mash. Marshall was presumably written in error. Eliza J Hall, age 22, Virginia
Alexander Hall, age 16, Farmer, Tennessee
Archibald Kinchalee, age 20, Farmer, Tennessee
Harriet Kinchalee, age 15, Tennessee

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Lewis Hall, age 22, Farmer, Tennessee
Sarah Hall, age 18, Tennessee

Alexander married Sarah L. Hale on 10 Jan 1824 in Greene County, Tennessee. Sarah (daughter of Meshack Hale and Mary Kincheloe) was born on 25 Feb 1805 in Greene County, Tennessee; died on 9 Aug 1851 in Scotland County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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July 1846 nuncupative will of William Sr. dec. was made by him on the 13th day of February 1846 in our presence to which David F. Hall were specially called on by the Testator himself to bow writing in the presence of Henry Hall he names David F. Hall as his executor or specially called on said David F. Hall to take charge of all his papers and things and to collect and hand over to the rest of the children - that it was made in his last sickness and in his own dwelling house and the same is as follows to wit. It was his will and desire that his effects should be divided of after his death in the following manner. their should be a grave yard pailed in. mony except Dr. Brabsons bill and that was to be pade by crediting a judgement that he had obtained against said Bra. in the absence of Henry Hall but in the preasance of Jefferson Rango, David F. Hall my again called on by the testator himself specially to bear witness. owing him for he thought that these were non of them owed him as much as would be a coming them when his effects were all divided out. off there to her to include the black girl called Amy the cook that would be made their the present year and a enuff beside to be sufficient for a reasonable com - - - for the child that she might choose to live with her and her dowery at her death their to belong to such child as she might make choice of to live with her. mony that he had give to his boys was to be theirs free of charge, that he wanted no account taken of that and all that he had given to any of his children he wanted all to be theirs and no account taken of anything that he had give away of his children. And he desired no fussing over any of his effects. the amount of such sale or sales be equily devided amongst his children and that Nathaniel's children get his perportoinable part, and if the children could make a satisfactory devision amongst themselves with the blacks for them to do so. Though the black man called Will become from any cause disabled to labour he want said Will to have support off of th eplace and to choose his own - - -.children they fit best.

Hall.

and with little punctuation, has been modified by the addition of paragraph breaks and some additional punctuation for clarity and ease of reading. The origional words and their spelling have been left to the best of our ability to transcribe them. George E. Hall, Dec. 1996.

William married Mary "Polly" Farnsworth on 10 Dec 1797 in Washington County, Tennessee. Mary (daughter of Henry Farnsworth) was born about 1777 in Shenendoah Valley, Loudon County, Tennessee; died after 1860. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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The daughter of Henry Fernsworth.

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Married:
Gordon Foote, another Hall researcher, shows William and Mary as the parents of an additional son, James Hall, Sr. born 25 Dec 1795 in Washington County, Tennessee. Note that this date of birth is before the marriage of his purported parents. Mr. Foote also shows a son, William Hall, Jr. born ca 1810 in Limestone, Greene County, Tennessee, who is again not listed by others. It is also noteworthy that Mr. Foote does not list either Martha Hall or Sanford Hall as children of William and Mary, although many others researching this family do.

Meshack married Mary Kincheloe on 30 Aug 1792 in Jonesborough, Greene County, Tennessee. Mary (daughter of Charles Kincheloe and Nancy Conner) was born on 25 Apr 1777 in Fauquier County, Virginia; died on 8 Aug 1866 in Greene County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]