27 Dec 1870 in Floyd Co. GA
Their Children:
Minnie C. Hall 1873-1897
Truman Alonzo Hall 1875-1941
Curtis Alfred Hall 1876-1949
Frederick Hall 1881 -
Clifford Hall - died as infant
Otis Hall - died as infant
Mary Effie Hall - died as infant
Brother to Francis H - John W. - Joseph Newton - William Jasper - Martha - W.M."Muley" - Sarah B. - W. Thompson - Mary and George Albert Hall
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Rome News Tribune - June 10, 1904
Front Page - two Columns
AWFUL TRAGEDY OCCURS YESTERDAY
Z. T. Hall, a well known farmer residing in State Line District (Hall's Valley) twelve miles from Rome, was shot and killed yesterday afternoon by Jack Bone.
At the time of the killing, Hall was sitting on a reaper in a field where he had been working.
It is said Bone came up armed with a double-barrel shotgun and fired twice at Hall. The first load did not take effect but the second load struck Hall full in the face, killing him instantly.
The trouble between the men which is said to have caused the tragedy dated back several years ago. It sees Hall was deputized by a bailiff to arrest Bone, charged carrying a concealed weapons, and since they have not been on friendly terms.
It is not know if any words were passed between Hall and Bone before the shooting.
Hall was 54 years of age and leaves a wife and three children.
Bone is about 24 years old and is unmarried. He has served a term, it is said in the Floyd County chain gang for carrying a concealed weapon.
He had not been arrested up to a last hour last night, but officers have gone after him.
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27 Dec 1870 in Floyd Co. GA
Their Children:
Minnie C. Hall 1873-1897
Truman Alonzo Hall 1875-1941
Curtis Alfred Hall 1876-1949
Frederick Hall 1881 -
Clifford Hall - died as infant
Otis Hall - died as infant
Mary Effie Hall - died as infant
Brother to Francis H - John W. - Joseph Newton - William Jasper - Martha - W.M."Muley" - Sarah B. - W. Thompson - Mary and George Albert Hall
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Rome News Tribune - June 10, 1904
Front Page - two Columns
AWFUL TRAGEDY OCCURS YESTERDAY
Z. T. Hall, a well known farmer residing in State Line District (Hall's Valley) twelve miles from Rome, was shot and killed yesterday afternoon by Jack Bone.
At the time of the killing, Hall was sitting on a reaper in a field where he had been working.
It is said Bone came up armed with a double-barrel shotgun and fired twice at Hall. The first load did not take effect but the second load struck Hall full in the face, killing him instantly.
The trouble between the men which is said to have caused the tragedy dated back several years ago. It sees Hall was deputized by a bailiff to arrest Bone, charged carrying a concealed weapons, and since they have not been on friendly terms.
It is not know if any words were passed between Hall and Bone before the shooting.
Hall was 54 years of age and leaves a wife and three children.
Bone is about 24 years old and is unmarried. He has served a term, it is said in the Floyd County chain gang for carrying a concealed weapon.
He had not been arrested up to a last hour last night, but officers have gone after him.
This memorial is non-transferable
Family Members
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Capt Francis H. Hall
1829–1863
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John W Hall
1830 – unknown
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Joseph Newton Hall
1832 – unknown
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William Jasper Hall
1833–1910
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WIlliam Major "Muley-Moody" Hall
1834–1911
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Martha Hall Bouchillon
1834–1881
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Sarah B Hall Bain
1839–1874
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William Thompson "Waddy" Hall
1840 – unknown
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Mary "Molly" Hall Smith
1844 – unknown
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George Albert Hall
1846–1918
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