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Reunion Details.

Donald Godfrey - Feb 13, 2004
Hi everyone,
Thanks to Mary Alice Bradley and Marjorie Godfrey, the long awaited Godfrey and related families reunion will be on Saturday and Sunday, the 19th and 20th of June 2004.
It will be at the St. Mark's Methodist Church fellowship hall near Marion, NC.
Some details:
Registration will start at 1 PM on Saturday, the 19th, with visiting and getting acquanted until 6 PM, then a catered dinner and more visiting until 10 PM or so. Hopefully some local entertainment after dinner.

Reunion Details-Church Location-Accommodations.

Donald Godfrey - Feb 15, 2004
The location of St. Mark's Church is west of Marion, NC and east of Old Fort. NC on US Highway 70.
US Highway 70 parallels Interstate 40, just to the north. Old Fort is at exit 72 and Marion is at exit 85 on I40.
Asheville to Black Mountain is about 15 miles, east, then 10 more to Old Fort, 10 more to Marion and 20 more to Morgantion. The church is about half way between Asheville and Morganton.
The larger towns for accommodations are Asheville, Black Mountain, Old Fort, Marion and Morganton.

Micajah Merriman Hall, Son of Joshua Jr.

Apr 14, 2004
Linda,

Been trying to reach you but am having e-mail problems. I located that "dreaded", Merriman Hall and his "disappearing" family. You will find them in Arkansas in 1860. Benton County. They must have decided to take the scenic route to Missouri!

I've also concluded that the alias, "Giett/Hiett Hall", was a son of Merriman Hall and Caroline Hyde. Jesse "Hyatt" Hall died in Macon County, MO sometime after 1870.

Wives of John Hall, Burke County, NC

Jul 7, 2003
Taken from my notes:

John Hall, Sr.

Married 1. Mary Price, 14 Aug 1757 in Baltimore Co., MD. Married 2. Elizabeth Williamson, 22 Dec 1763 also in Baltimore Co., MD.

Source: Maryland Marriages, St. John's Parish Register, MSHS (Maryland State Historical Society) Baltimore, MD. Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, MD.

Married 3. Finavill/Finivill Black Shanks.

Accounts of Elijah Hall, Sr.

Jul 12, 2003
Apparently this is a medical account:

Miss Sally Hall
To John P. Erwin, Dr.

Aug 30, 1857: To visit and self med, $4.00.
Sep 2, 1857: To visit and self med and advice $3.50.

Claims of Mary Hall for service and waiting on her father, $50.00. He (dide) Aug 1867.

One account J. L. Gray for $16.00 and $25.00 with credit of $3.00 in cash and 3 1/2 gallons of whiskey.

Error in William M. Hall family.

Donald Godfrey - Jul 28, 2003
Thanks to Glady Smith's sharp eye an error was found in the deaths of W. M. Hall's (2?)wives.
I had him with 2 wives and it look like he only had one and the other one in the cemetery book as w/o W. M. Hall was most likely his mother. Probably an error in the book.
I will check further when I get to NC for the Godfrey reunion next June.
Thanks Gladys.
Don

Sellers

- Sep 4, 2003
Can anyone provide the orgins of the Sellers family? Or at least the projected theory. I seem to have ran into all kinds of Sellers in Baltimore County, MD. Many of them were presiding justices. Example: Thomas Sellers, Sabrit Sellers. These justices served with John Hall and are listed in the Prerogative Court Records of Baltimore County.

Thanks,
Danna

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