Hall Name Study

Profile managers: Jamie Nelson [send private message], One Name Studies WikiTree [send private message], and Lynda Crackett [send private message]

This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname: Hall. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc.

Members

Add your name here and what you are working on if you would like to join.

• Fred Hall: Descendant of Moses Hall, 1711-1761 Virginia- North Carolina, interested in finding DNA matches and ancestors.
• Fiske-602 I have ancestors named hall going way back ... i’m interested in everything period
• Jamie - Halls from Staffordshire, England.
• Liz - Coordinator of a subproject of the Hall Name Study, for the A.K. Hall Family
• Lynda - Halls from Northumberland, England
• Bill - Halls from Hampshire, England
• Christine Halls of London, England
• Jeanne - Descendants of Jesse HALL and Candice CHILDERS who migrated into Kentucky.
• Doris - Mainers who migrated from Dover, New Hampshire
• Simon - Halls of Hampshire, England
• John - Halls of Bedias Texas
• Tom - Halls of Oklahoma
• Graham - Halls of Hopkins County, Kentucky
• Richard - Ancestors of Algetha P Hall of Anamosa, Jones, Iowa, USA to Richard Hall
• Michael - Halls of Virginia/West Virginia
• Billie Keaffaber-Halls of Virginia/West Virginia/Maryland
• Charles Hillman. Descendant of George Abbott Hall (1737-1791) who lived between Bristol and South Carolina. My principal focus has been on his kinsfolk and descendants and on those of his Bristol based elder brother Robert Hall (1735-1800). Here's a link to a Hall web page I started on twenty years ago. It looks strangely dated now, but you may still find some useful pointers in it.
• Ashlynn - Halls of Virginia/West Virginia/Maryland

Some Early Ancestors

was "Earliest Known Ancestor of Each Branch" but WikiTree grows too fast!

England

Northumberland

• Anthoney Hall (born about 1678), m Mary Armorer 19 Nov 1696 in Elsdon, Northumberland

Staffordshire

• Joseph Hall b. abt. 1832

Warwickshire

• Peter John Hall (c1450-c1503), b. Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire

London

• Thomas Hall (born about 1720 London)

United States / Colonies

Kentucky

• Albert Sebastian Hall (Born: 11 July 1885 in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky - Died: 22 November 1968 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois)
• Elizabeth (Hall) Howell (before 1833-1877), Floyd County, Kentucky
• Spicy (Hall) Howell (about 1860-1931), Floyd County, Kentucky (2nd wife of Jesse Howell after her cousin Elizabeth's death)

Maryland

• Elijah C. Hall (Born about 1767, migrated to Ohio)
• Richard Hall -Born about 1635 England migrated to Calvert, Province of Maryland,

North Carolina

Rowan County

• Thomas Hall b. abt. 1780

Sampson County

• Pharoah Hall of North Carolina (about 1782-after 1850) - died Warren County, Mississippi

Virginia

• Thomas Anthony Hall, Sr. (1702-1794), Jonathan Creek, Lunenburg County, Virginia
• John Edward Hall (1821-1893), Wythe, Virginia
• Moses Hall (1685-1723) Nansemond Virginia
• Elisha Hall -born about 1736 came from Richard Hall Maryland Family, the family is also in West Virginia.

West Virginia

Subprojects

Northumberland, England

This Hall Name Study subproject, led by Lynda Crackett, focuses on Halls in Northumberland. See this category.

Halls of New England

Resources:

• Halls of New England by Rev David Hall 1883
• Reference which includes Rhode Island Halls: Representative Men and Old Families of Rhode Island (Anthony Dennis Hall page)

Armajor Kent Hall

This Hall Name Study subproject, led by Liz Shifflett, focuses on just one branch of the Halls: Ancestors and Descendants of Armajor Kent Hall. Armajor Kent Hall of Louisiana was born in Hines County, Mississippi in 1835 and died in Warren County, Mississippi in 1919. His father was Evan, son of Pharoah Hall (earliest known ancestor of this branch). See this page (information about his family and a photograph of Armajor, his 2nd wife Louisa, and their 11 children). See also this category for profiles categorized to this subproject.

Notable Halls

People with the Hall surname that are notable enough to have a page on Wikipedia.

• Grace (Hall) Hemingway - Mother of the writer Ernest Hemingway.
• Anthony Michael Hall (born Michael Anthony Thomas Charles Hall) - American actor, film producer, and director

ONS Sticker

The One Name Study sticker (below) will automatically add [[Category:Hall Name Study]] to the profile it's added to.

{{One Name Study|name=Hall}} results in:

This profile is part of the Hall Name Study.

You can have it add a different category, such as Category: England, Hall Name Study, by adding a category parameter. (If you also wanted the profile to be in the main Hall Name Study category, you would need to add that category separately.) For example,

{{One Name Study|name=Hall|category=England, Hall Name Study}}

adds the same sticker, but adds Category:England, Hall Name Study instead of Category:Hall Name Study

Helpful Wikitree Links

• Hall Name Study Category - Lists all people and pages related to the name study.
• Hall surname list - A list of all the Halls on Wikitree.
• Unconnected Hall - These Halls are not connected to the main tree.

Suggested Tasks

• Enter your Hall ancestors.
• Upload photos of your Hall ancestors.
• Connect all Halls to the main tree.
• Find and enter notable Halls.
• Make sure all Halls are sourced.
• Choose a Hall already in the tree and enter all of their Hall descendants.
• Add the template or category to people with the Hall surname.
• Choose a location and enter all Halls that live there.
• If you are a male Hall and have had your Y-DNA tested, enter your test information on Wikitree.
• If you are descended from a Hall and have had your Autosomal DNA done, upload your data to Gedmatch and enter your test information on Wikitree so we can confirm relationships with triangulation.