Name: Minton, Nov 8 2019

Updated: 11-08-2019 20:11:99.


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  1. Elmer Green Hall: Birth: 23 Aug 1897 in Black Oak, Craighead, Arkansas. Death: 1 Jul 1976 in Jonesboro, Craighead Co, AR

  2. Daniel Washington Hall: Birth: 4 Sep 1899 in , , AR. Death: Mar 1971 in Blytheville, Mississippi Co, AR

  3. Baby Hall: Birth: bef 1900 census.

  4. Vella Adline Hall: Birth: 29 Nov 1904 in Black Oak, Craighead Co, AR. Death: 23 Dec 1974 in Jonesboro, Craighead Co, AR

  5. Veller Susan Hall: Birth: 23 Jul 1906 in , , AR. Death: 22 Jun 1977 in Truman, Poinsett Co, AR


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Lillie Myrtle Hall: Birth: 10 May 1910 in Shaw Farm settlement between Black Oak & Carraway AR, Craighead Co. Death: 14 Apr 2005 in Methodist Hosp. North, Memphis, TN

  2. Gladys Beatrice Hall: Birth: 13 Aug 1912 in Black Oak, Craighead, AR. Death: 18 Oct 1991 in Jonesboro, , AR

  3. Lorene Josephine Hall: Birth: 23 Oct 1914 in Black Oak, Craighead, AR. Death: 29 Oct 1999 in Jonesboro, Craighead, AR

  4. Nola Mae Hall: Birth: 6 May 1917 in Black Oak, Craighead, AR. Death: 8 Feb 1980 in Greenville, Washington Co, MS

  5. Vernie Eugene "Jean" Hall: Birth: 3 Jun 1921 in Black Oak, Craighead, AR. Death: 29 Sep 1991 in Oceanside, San Diego Co, CA

  6. baby boy Hall: Birth: 1 Mar 1923 in Harrisburg, Poinsett, AR. Death: 2 Mar 1923 in , , AR


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Notes
a. Note:   , noted on death certificate, that his wife was Etta Brown (HAL050) * 1880 Alcorn Co MS, Dist 5, p 31, age 7 MS TN TN, with parents. * 1900 Craighead Co AR, Buffalo TS, Dist 13, p 19, age 27 MS MS TN, with wife, Susan J. & 2 sons. Married for 5 years. Farmer. * 1910 Craighead Co, AR, Black Oak, age 37 with wife Birdie and family. Living near his former father in law, George W. Pierson. * WWI Draft Registration: Sep 12 1918, with wife Birdy May Hall, living at Monette, Craighead Co AR. Height: 6 ft 1 inch; Build: medium; Eyes: black; Hair: black. * 1920 Craighead Co AR,, Black Oak, age 46 MS MS US, with wife, Birdie, & children. Living at end of road E. of Rd. going from Black Oak to Mangrum & Shaw. Farmer. * 1930 Poinsett Co AR , Bolivar TS, hh 81, p. 8, age 57, MS MS MS, widower; with children. Farmer.He was living next door to his cousin, William H. Hall. * Copy of Marriage license to Susan Pierson & Birdie Vaughn (HAL118) * Registered for draft, September 12, 1918. 6 foot 1 inch tall, medium , black eyes and black hair. Address: Monette, AR, Route 2, Craighead County. * Mother said that Charlie rented land from a Tom Shaw in Mangrum Settlement, Craighead Co, AR. Could this be the Shaw of Shaw Farms? * Charlie redeemed 40 acres from State of Arkansas on Jan 28, 1896.This was on 40.05 acres which had been forfeited by non-payment of taxes in 1886. This was land that he received after his father died, viz NW 1/4 SE 1/4 Section 31 TS 12N, Range 4E. (HAL176) * His name was Charley Polk Henderson Hall. I have never been able to determine where the Polk & Henderson names came from. Of course, usually names came from some related forefathers of families. But we had no known Polk or Henderson relatives. I do know that President Polk from TN was a very special name that many people used back in those days. Charley had an uncle, James Knox Polk Robertson, brother of Charley's mother. Also, there was a Henderson in Haywood Co TN, who was very prominent in that county, and laid out the town of Brownsville. Newton Green Hall, Charley's father, was living there in the 1830's & 1840's, so that could be where they came up with the Henderson name. Below is excerpt from internet....
  "William Hendrick Henderson was in Haywood County by 1823 and perhaps earlier He married his second wife, Sarah Murphy Howard, there 6 November 1823. There is evidence that he surveyed and platted for John McLemore, a large landholder, in western Tennessee lands and the town of Brownsville, the county seat of Haywood County. He was elected the first register of deeds in Haywood County and recorded the first deed ever registered in that county. The court appointed him one of the five commissioners to superintend the laying out of the town of Brownsville and the selling and conveyance of lots. His third son, Thomas Jefferson Henderson, is said to be the first white child born in Brownsville."
Note:   * Death Record-State of AR, died from cardiac decompression; hypertension heart disease. Also

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