John M. HALL

                   Death article dated 27 Jul 1906 in the Commerce Journal of his wife, Mary Ann Hall.  Barnibas [Correct spelling is
Barnabas] died 22 Dec 1879 in Alabama.  They were married 4 Oct 1849.  See article in notes of Mary.

Found a photo of his tombstone with birth and death dates and correct spelling.  Located on Rootsweb.com entering in Barnabas P Hall.  Found additional information listing his children.  There are some errors made by the transcriber.

New Randle Cemetery site found 8-18-07.
http://www.summit366.net/PlacesEvents/AL/Cemeteries/Randle/Randle.htm
Directions to cemetery:
Approaching from the west on Alabama 68, note on your right the following landmarks: the Lighthouse restaurant, then 0.5 miles later the Lakeshore Fishing Camp, then 0.8 miles later Weiss Lake Memorial Gardens, with three large crosses. Turn left (north) on Cherokee County Road 107 at Weiss Lake Memorial Gardens. Travel 0.7 miles north on County Road 107 to the cemetery.
Approaching from the north, east or south, go to the intersection of Alabama 68 and Alabama 35 in Gaylesville. Travel 1.2 miles west on Alabama 68. Turn right (north) on Cherokee County Road 107. Travel 0.7 miles north on County Road 107 to the cemetery.

1850 census: add

1860 CENSUS: Galesville, Cherokee, Alabama, 30 Jul 1860 -
Barnabas P Hall, age 35, male, white, Farmer, Real Estate value $2000, Personal Property $2030, born  NC
Mary A Hall, age 34, female, white, Domestic, b.  Georgia [Mary Ann Parks Randle]
Sarah P M E Hall, age 10, female, white, b.  Alabama, in school
Mary F Hall, age 8, female, white, b.  Alabama, in school
John A B Hall, age 6, male, white, b.  Alabama
Boarder:  Andrew P Cothrine [?], age 24, laborer, b. Georgia

1870 CENSUS	Inhabitants in Township g.R 10    Post Office:  Gaylesville, Cherokee Co., Alabama	3 June 1870  .# 30 Hall, B.  P. -  age 46 male, white, Farmer, Real estate value $3000, Personal prop. $600, b. North Carolina, reads and write, can vote.
Hall, Mary A. P. - age 45, female, white, keeping house, b. Georgia, reads and writes.
Hall, Ellen [Sarah P M E] - age20, female, white, b. Alabama, reads and writes.
Hall, Mary F. - age 19, female, white, b. Alabama, reads and writes.
Hall, John B. - age 16, male, white, at school, b. Alabama, reads and writes.
Hall, William M. - age 7, male, white, in school, b.  Alabama, reads.
                  

                   William's first wife apparently died between the 1860 and 1870 census as did his brother, George B Hall.  He then married his brother's widow.  At this time it is not known how many children each wife had.  In the 1860 census there were only four children listed born to William and Margaret. George and Sarah only had listed the two children that Sarah had by a previous marriage. I am listing all the children except Charles with Margaret as on the 1880 census it stated that the children's mother was from North Caroline where Margaret was born.  Sarah was born in Georgia.  However, it is confussing on Charles.  He was not listed on the 1870 census with the family but on the 1880 census he was listed as age 11 and his mother from NC.  There is a question on his age.  Is he the son of Sarah or Margaret's?.  I have listed him as Sarah's due to the age factor.  Birth records are needed before any sealings can be done.

1850 census, 26 Dec, Dist. 26, Cherokee, Alabama. (Ancestry.com)
William M Hall [listed on index of ancestry.com as Hull], 22 [1828], male, farmer, $500, b.  NC.
Margaret, 26 [1824], female, b.  NC.
John N, 6/12 [1850], male, b.  Ala    [Other census looks like N]

1860 census, 29 June. Cherokee, Alabama.   Series: M653  Roll: 5  Page: 148. (Heritage Quest)
William M Hall, age 32, male, white, farmer, Real $600, pp $879, b.  NC.
Margaret C Hall, age 33, female, b.  NC.
John N Hall, age 10, male, b.  Alabama.
James W Hall, age 7, male, b.  Alabama.
Margaret M [Martha] Hall, age 4, female, b.  Alabama.
Barnabas B Hall, age 1, male, b. Alabama

1870 census, 29 Jun, Cedar Bluff, Cherokee, Alabama
Series M593, roll 7, page 300 (Heritage Quest)
E Hall [living next to William, possible mother, Eleanor], 69, female, white, housekeeper, real $1000, pp$311, b. NC.
W M Hall, 41, male, white, farm hand, pp$495, b. NC.
Sarah F, 39, female, white, house keeper, b Georgia. [new wife, widow of brother, George)
John N, age 20, male, white, farm hard, b. Al.
Mary [Nickson, daughter of Sarah], 18, female, white, b. Al.
James W, 17, male, white, farm hand, b. Al.
[Margaret] Martha, 14, female, white, b. Al.  [probably Margaret from1860 census.  Mother's name was Margaret, too.]
Barnabus, 12, male, white, at home, b. Al.
William, 10, male, white, at home, b Al.
George, age 9, male, white, b. Al.  [Later became judge in Commerce, Hunt, Texas.)
Judge, 6, male, white, b. Al.
Note: [Additional Halls living next farm.  Also named E. Hall, black, as housekeeper.  White children:  James 15, Martha, 10, Jane 6, ? 4, ? 1.  Don't know relationship or whose childrem they were. ????

1880 census, 8 & 9 June, Township 7 Range 15, Cherokee Co., Alabama, p.  9 (Ancestry.com.)
William Hall, White, male, age 52 [1828], farmer, b.  NC, father Va,  mother NC.
[?Sarah] Francis, white, female 47 [1833], wife, keeping house, b.  Georgia, f.  Georgia, m.  Georgia.
William, white, male, 19 [1861], son, farm laborer, b.  Alabama, f.  NC, m.  NC. [?  says Georgia above.  Are these Margaret's children?]
Judge, white, male, 16 [1864], son, farm laborer, b.  Alabama, f.  NC, m.  NC [?]
Charles, white, male, 11 [** 10], [born after 29Jun 1870, see cense above], son, farm laborer, b.  Alabama,
         f.  NC, m.  NC [?]
Jane Hill, white, female, 22, boarder, light house, b.  Alabama
**Note:  There is a question when Charles was born.  He was not listed in the 29 Jun1870 census.  Was listed as age 11 in this census.  His mother must have been Sarah Francis.  That is where I will list him as of 3-16-07.
                  

                   Note:  Found a Mary Ann Hall, b. about 1831 in Of,  , Stokes, North Carolina.  No other data.  Do not know if this is the correct Mary with her work done.  I am showing it as of 9-6-07 sj.
                  

                   1860 census.  George was living next to a brother, Barnabas. The children listed on this census under George's name must have been his wife's children from a previous marriage.  Her father-in-law was also living with them by the name of William Nickson.

George must have died between 1860 and 1870 as he was not listed on another census.  His widow, Sarah F was married to his brother, William, on the 1870 census.  William's wife, Margaret, apparently had died also.  It is not known if some of the children listed on the 1870 census are George or Williams.  I have kept those in doubt listed with William at this time. [1-21-07 sS J]

1850 census listed with father.
George B, 16, male, farmer, b. Alabama.

In the next census he was listed as born in NC.  I am using Alabama as the family had moved from NC.

1860.Census - Cherokee, Alabama - living next farm to Barnabas Hall, his brother.
George B Hall, age 25, male, white, Grocer, value real estate$600, personal property $3000, born NC.
Sarah F Hall, age 27, female, white, domestic, born Georgia.
Elijah S P Nickson, age 9, male, white, born Alabama.
Mary A E Nickson, age 7, female, white, born Alabama.
Wm [William] Nickson, age 50, male, white, clerk, pp $200, born Virginia. [probably Sarahs father-in-law].
                  

                   There is a James J Hall listed in the IGI with parents as John Hall and Martha.  HIs birthplace is Elba, Coffee, Alabama.  It also has a death date of 27 Mar 1911.  All ordinances are completed.  I do not think this is the same person as he is listed with a different mother on the census.
                  

                   Barnabas Hall lived with Amanda on the 1880 census.

1880 census, 8 June.  Abner Griffith.     Township 9, Range 10, Cherokee Co, Alabama.
Series: T9 Roll: 6 Page: 309
Abner B Griffith, white, male, age 53, farmer, b.  Tennessee, f.  VA, m.  VA.
Amanda P, white, female, age 38, wife, keeping house, b.  Al, f.  VA, m.  NC.
Sarah A, age 11, daughter, at home, b.  Alabama.
Willie E, age 10, daughter, at home, b.  Alabama.
Carie A, age 3, daughter, at home, b.  Alabama.
Terza N, age 1, daughter, at home, b.  Alabama.
Barnabas Hall, white, male, age 22, nephew, farm laborer, b.  Alabama, f.  Tenn, m.  SC. [These birth places of the parents do not fit.  It is thought he was the son of either William or George Hall who were born in NC and mothers in NC.]
                  

                   George B Hall was living with his Aunt Dorcas on the 1880 census.  He was later a judge in Commerce, Texas.  See his notes.

1880 census, 23 June.       Abraham McGhee,      Cherokee Co., Alabama.
Series: T9 Roll: 6 Page: 340
Abraham McGhee, white, male, age 37, farmer, b.  Tenn, f.  VA, m.  VA.
Darcas [Dorcas], white, wife, age 35, keeping house, b.  Alabama, f.  VA, m.  NC.
Robert, white, son, age 15, at home, b.  Alabama.
Augustus, white, son, age 13, at home, b.  Alabama.
Ann Hall, white, female, age 76 [1804], mother-in-law, at home, b.  Tenn, f.  Va, m.  NC.
George Hall, white, female, age 19, nephew, laborer, b.  Alabama, f.  Al, m.  Georgia.
[ birth of f and m probably just a guess]
Ann Hall, white, female, age 42, sister-in-law, at home, b.  Tenn, f.  VA, m.  NC.
[Do not know how the two Anns fit into the family tree.  Mother in law could be that Elenor had a middle name of Ann or John M had remarried an 'Ann' if Elenor died.  Sister in law could be John's daughter 'Mary A' [?Ann] sj.