John Marshall Hall was born on 8 May 1862 in Normalville, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, the son of Garrette G Hall and Elizabeth Williams.
Springfield Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 2 July 1870, Elm Post Office
Garret Hall (31), farmer, and his wife, Elizabeth (31), owned real estate valued at $1000 and personal property was valued at $515, in household with their children, John M, (8), attended school within the census year, William J, (4), and Anna M, (1). All in household were born in Pennsylvania.[1]
Springfield Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 10 June 1880
Garret Hall (42), farmer, and his wife, Elizabeth (42), in household with their children, John M (18), farm laborer, William J (14), farm laborer, Annie M (11), and Norman (9). All of the children attended school within the census year and all in household were born in Pennsylvania.[2]
Springfield Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 16 June 1900
J M Hall (38), farmer, born May 1862, and his wife, Ella (33), born February 1867, married 15 years, on rented farm property. Ella reported she had 9 children, 8 living, in household with Grace (12), born January 1888, Elmer (10), farm laborer, born July 1889, Ada (9), born February 1891, Anna (7), born September 1892, Hazel (5), born March 1895, James (3), born November 1896, Homer (1), born September 1898, and Effie, 2 months old, born March 1900. Grace attended school 3 months within the census year and Elmer, Ada, and Anna attended 4 months. J M, Ella, Grace, and Elmer were able to read, write, and speak English and all in household were born in Pennsylvania.[3]
Dunbar Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 3 May 1910
John M Hall (47), farm laborer, and his wife, Sarah E (43), married 25 years, only marriage for both, in rented property on Sandy Hollow Road. Sarah reported she had 14 children, 7 living, in household with Grace (23), Annabel (17), James (14), Russell (9), Clifford (4), and Harold (2). James and Russell attended school within the census year. John, Sarah, Grace, Annabel, and James were able to read, write, and speak English and all in household were born in Pennsylvania.[4]
South Union Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 27 January 1920
James M Hall (57), farmer, and his wife, Sarah E (52), rented property on Walnut Hill Road, in household with their children, Russel L (18), farm laborer, Clifford R (12), and Harold G (10). Clifford and Harold attended school within the census year. All in household were able to read, write, and speak English and all were born in Pennsylvania.[5]
South Union Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 9 April 1930
John M Hall (67), coke yard laborer, and his wife, Clara E (65), rented property at $7/month, in household with their son, Clifford R (23), life insurance agent, and his wife, Theresa (17), newly married. All in household were able to read, write, and speak English and all were born in Pennsylvania.[6]
John Marshall Hall died 11 March 1936 in South Union Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania of coronary sclerosis, and was buried at Dickerson Run - Union Cemetery, Dickerson Run, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.[7]
Discrepancy with years married in 1910 census, John M reported married 24 years, Sarah married 25 years.
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