Jackson Hall was born on 17 August 1844 in Youghiogheny, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, the son of John Hall and Nancy Layland.
Youghiogheny Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 30 October 1850
John Hall (44), farmer, and wife, Nancy (42), owned real estate valued at $1500, with 2 horses and 1 cow, in household with their children, Samuel (21), farmer, MaryAnn (14), Garrett (12), Henry (10), Adeline (8), Jackson (6), Sabina (4) and Sarah (1). All in household were born in Pennsylvania.[1]
Stewart Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 31 August 1860, Farmington Post Office
Jno Hall (52), farmer. and wife Nancy (52), owned real estate valued at $1000 and personal property valued at $200, in household with children, Jackson (16), Sabina (13), Sarah (11), Athaline (18). All in household were born in Pennsylvania.[2]According to this Census, John Hall was surrounded by his children, as they moved on and married, with their families.
Jackson Hall served in the Army during the Civil War, Company K, 6th Regiment, PA, Heavy Artillery and mustered out with Battery at Fort Ethan Allen, VA, 13 June 1865[3]
Connellsville Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 27 June 1870, Connellsville Post Office
Jackson Hall (25), boarder, sawmill worker, with personal property valued at $3000, born in Pennsylvania.[4]
Upper Tyrone Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 11 June 1880
Jackson Hall (35), coal miner, and his wife, Harriet (30), in household with their daughters, Elsia (3) and Bertha, 8 months old, born in September 1879. All in household were born in Pennsylvania.[5]
Upper Tyrone Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 15 June 1900
Jackson Hall (54), farmer, born August 1845, and his wife, Hattie (48), born August 1851, married 30 years, owned their mortgaged farm. Hattie reported she had 7 children, 4 living, and in household with Birtha (20), born September 1879, Mattie (16), born July 1883, Walter S (14), born October 1885, attended school 6 months within the census year, Elsie (23), divorced, born March 1877, and also her daughter, Hattie (2), born September 1897. All in household were able to read, write and speak English, except baby Hattie, and all were born in Pennsylvania.[6]
Jackson Hall died 21 January 1903, in South Everson, Scottdale, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania and was buried at Scottdale Cemetery, Scottdale, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.[7]
Marriage record between Jackson and Harriet Colvin Herwick not found, married about 1877.
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