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William Jasper Hall

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William Jasper Hall

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24 May 1910 (aged 77)
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Cherokee County, Alabama, USA Add to Map
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WILLIAM JASPER HALL

Married:
Cynthia Green (1837 – 1885)
30 Jul 1873, Floyd Co., GA

Son Of:
William Burt & Sabra Ann (King) Hall
Cherokee Co, AL

Brother To:
Francis H. Hall (1829-1863)
John W. Hall (1830)
Joseph Newton Hall (1832)
W.M. Hall (1834)
Martha (Hall) Bouchillion (1834-1881)
Sarah B. (Hall) Bain (1839)
W. Thompson Hall (1841)
Mary "Molly" (Hall) Smith (1842)
George Albert Hall (1846 – 1918)
Zachary Taylor Hall (1848 – 1904)


Census or Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in Alabama 1907

Full Name: Hall, William J; Present Post Office address: Cedar Bluff RFD, was born on 6th March 1833 at Belton, in the County of Anderson in the State of South Carolina; first entered the service as Private, on 4th July 1861 at Prospect Camp Ground, Floyd Co, GA in the Co "G" 21st GA Volunteers and continued until 1st May 1862 and was mounted as cavalryman – in 6th GA Reg Co "G". Re-Enlisted as Lieutenant, on 1863 at Loudon, Tenn in the 6th GA Reg Co "G" and continued until Close of War 1865 and never missed roll call but once, and then with legal excuse.



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WILLIAM JASPER HALL

Married:
Cynthia Green (1837 – 1885)
30 Jul 1873, Floyd Co., GA

Son Of:
William Burt & Sabra Ann (King) Hall
Cherokee Co, AL

Brother To:
Francis H. Hall (1829-1863)
John W. Hall (1830)
Joseph Newton Hall (1832)
W.M. Hall (1834)
Martha (Hall) Bouchillion (1834-1881)
Sarah B. (Hall) Bain (1839)
W. Thompson Hall (1841)
Mary "Molly" (Hall) Smith (1842)
George Albert Hall (1846 – 1918)
Zachary Taylor Hall (1848 – 1904)


Census or Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in Alabama 1907

Full Name: Hall, William J; Present Post Office address: Cedar Bluff RFD, was born on 6th March 1833 at Belton, in the County of Anderson in the State of South Carolina; first entered the service as Private, on 4th July 1861 at Prospect Camp Ground, Floyd Co, GA in the Co "G" 21st GA Volunteers and continued until 1st May 1862 and was mounted as cavalryman – in 6th GA Reg Co "G". Re-Enlisted as Lieutenant, on 1863 at Loudon, Tenn in the 6th GA Reg Co "G" and continued until Close of War 1865 and never missed roll call but once, and then with legal excuse.



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