Mashack Hall b. 23 Nov 1830 Greene County, Tennessee d. 14 Feb 1905 Floyd, Hunt County, Texas: Strong McLemore Ancestry

1830 - 1905 (74 years)

Name	Mashack Hall [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Birth	23 Nov 1830	Greene County, Tennessee [2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8]
Gender	Male
Death	14 Feb 1905	Floyd, Hunt County, Texas [1, 3, 4, 5]
Burial	I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Eureka Springs, Carroll County, Arkansas [4]
Notes	Mash Hall was born in Tennessee circa 1830. His given name, Mashack, is probably biblical: From Daniel 1:7 "The chief official gave them new names: to Daniel, the name Belteshazzar; to Hananiah, Shadrach; to Mishael, Meshach; and to Azariah, Abednego." (NIV) He and Eliza married sometime prior to 1851, when he was 19 and she 17. Their son Robert was born in Missouri circa 1851. Their next several children were also born in Missouri, the last one who was born in that state being Mary Ella who was born between 1856 and 1858. The Hall's relocated to Texas sometime before the 1860 Census. Mash was a member of the C.S.A. during the Civil War. On July 31, 1862, the third company from East Collin County, Texas was organized. John K. Bumpass was elected captain. According to an article (courtesy of Jeanne Darnell) from The Farmersville Times, dated August 19, 1903, and published in the COLLIN CHRONICLES (Vol. IX, No. 1, Fall 1988): "The company contained about 100 men, all matured which was very different to the two first. This company joined Martin's battalion which was afterwards organized into a regiment known as the 5th Texas Partisan Rangers. Gen. Albert Pike was its first division commander and later Gen. Sam Bell Maxey succeeded him. After the organization of the company it went to Shelly Springs in this county thence to Ft. Washita, Chicisaw (sic) Nation. Remained there some six weeks guarding Indians and disaffected whites. Their next destination was Skin Bayou, 20 miles north of Ft. Smith, in Cherokee Nation, but their headquarters were Sulleyville, Arkansas. Retired before the Federals to Cole Creek not far from where South McAlester now stands. In February, 1863 they reached here and camped on a high hill. The weather made one of its radical changes, the wind coming from the north and the snow falling to the depth of one foot. This caught the army without horse feed entirely and no rations for the soldiers except very coarse corn meal and very little bacon. Half of the horses died in a very short time, the commissary department losing 60 fine mules in one night. To stay there was next to impossible and they dropped down to Terrapin Creek, Choctaw Nation. At this place the battalion underwent the change into a regiment. The horses and mules were sent to Texas for the winter and the regiment remained there...(a number being granted a furlough who remained through the spring at home)... At the coming of summer, camp was broken and the march was kept up till the neighborhood of Ft. Gibson was reached around which they rendezvoused till the battle of Cabin Creek in 1863. A small number of Confederates drove back about four times their number but the streams, which were swollen, ran down and they had to give back. In doing this James Hendrex was left behind. He had been shot in the thigh and could not escape but hid away from the Indians by lying in the water something like a week and probably would have died there had word not been sent in to the Federals at Ft. Gibson under flag of truce that he was wounded....and unable to care for him(self). The Union soldiers sent out and got him at once. The Federal physician took him to his home in Ft. Gibson and kept him until death relieved his suffering. Willam Candler, brother of Arch Candler was killed and MASH HALL who lives on Cowskin (Creek) was shot through the thigh...." Other Hall families listed were: Caleb Hall, a 21 year old farm laborer born in Missouri; Oliver Hall, age 40, school teacher born in North Carolina; and Jesse Hall, a 32 yr old married farmer from Tennessee. The relationship, if any, of these Hall's to Mash and his family is unknown. The Hall's were still living in Collin Count at the time of the 1880 Federal Census. Son Robert lived next door, in household #34-38. Daughter Mary Ella Hall was living with her husband, Ralph B STRONG in Collin County in Enumeration District 28, Family 363. Mash and his wife died sometime prior to 1907, as at this time a deed disposing of their land by their heirs was filed in Collin County. Charles Strong located this deed when he visited the Collin County courthouse. It was recorded in V 145, page 501-510. Page 509 was inadvertently not copied. Heirs of Mash and Eliza Hall Co ?, Deed H.S. Carver The State of Texas, County of Collin Know all men by these presents that the undersigned as the heirs at law of Mash Hall and his wife Eliza J Hall both late of Collin County, Texas deceased to wit: Jesse L. Hall, a son of Robert Hall, deceased joined by his wife Russell Hall, of Hunt County, Texas; Sarah Janes/James a feme-sole of Hunt county Texas; Jasie Ward joined by her husband J.R. Ward of Sutton county Texas; James H. Keener and wife I.R. Keener of Colorado county Texas; Essie B. Maxwell joined by her husband J.S. Maxwell of Caryell county Texas, Mash A. Keener of Hunt County, Texas; Wm A Hall and wife Mary Hall; Gussie Strong joined by his wife Gertrude Strong, Walter Strong and Lee Strong children of Mary Ella Strong deceased; Rosetta Neil joined by her husband H. Neil; P.N. Hall and wife Minnie Hall of Oklahoma Territory; Dara Terry joined by her husband W.B. Terry of Hunt County, Texas; Janie Pile joined by her husband C.J. Pile of Camp county Texas and H.N. Hall and wife Henri of New Mexico for and in consideration of the sum of six thousand three hundred and seventy dollars ($6370) to us and each of us cash in hand paid by H.S. Carver, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, have granted bargained sold and conveyed and by these presents do grant bargain sell and convey unto the said H.S. Carver of Collin County Texas all that certain tract as parcel of land situated in Collin County Texas and being a part of the L.B. Outlaw survey and a part of that portion of said survey set apart and known as the widows share in the northeast corner of 203 acres deeded to Allen & Gard(?)..Thence south to the southeast corner of said 203 acres...thence east, north and west to the place of beginning So as to include 100 acres of land and being the same tract of land conveyed by William Fowler and wife Nancy Fowler to Mash Hall by deed dated March 10, 1865 and recorded Vol. P Page 204 Collin County Deed records. Second tract: Beginning at the southeast corner of the above described tract of land formerly owned by Mash Hall...Thence north 31.60 chains to the northeast corner thereof...Thence east 12.60 chs a past..thence south 31.60 chs a past Thence west 12.65 chs to the place of beginning containing 40 acres of Land to have and hold the above described premises together with all and singular the rights and appurtenances thereto in any-wise belonging unto the said H.S. Carver, his heirs and assigns forever and we do hereby bind ourselves and our heirs executors and administrators to warrant and forever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said H.S. Carver his heirs and assigns against every person whomsoever lawfully claiming as to claim the same as any part thereof: witness our hands this the 7th day of February, 1907: J.R. Wood (sic) Josie Wood (sic) J.S. Maxwell Essie Maxwell Lee Strong Gussie Strong Gertrude Strong Walter Strong P.N. Hall Minnie Hall J.H. Keener I.R. Keener H.N. Hall Henri Hall W.B. Terry Dara Terry Jesse L. Hall Russell Hall Mash A. Keener Sarah Janes/James Janie Pile C.J. Pile William A. Hall Mary E. Hall H. Neill Rosetta Neill ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF DEED/NOTARIZATION LOCATION AND DATE: Territory of Oklahoma, County of Comanche ...Lee Strong...21 Mar 1907... State of Texas, County of Hunt ...W.B. Terry and wife Dara Terry...7 Feb 1907... State of Texas, County of Hunt ...Jesse L. Hall and wife...and the said Russel Hall wife of said Jesse Hall...7 Feb 1907... State of Texas, County of Sutton ...J.R. Ward and wife Jose Ward....1 May 1907... Territory of Oklahoma, County of Roger Mills ...Wm A. Hall and wife Mary E. Hall....6 Mar 1907... State of Texas, County of Colorado ....James H. Keener and wife I.R. Keener....10 Feby 1907... Territory of Oklahoma, County of Comanche ...P.N. Hall and wife Minnie Hall....12 Feby 1907.... Territory of Oklahoma, County of Comanche ...Walter Strong..25 May 1907.... Territory of Oklahoma, County of Greer ...H. Neil and wife Rosetta Neil..1 Mar 1907... State of (Texas), County of (Caryell) ...J.S. Maxwell and wife Essie Maxwell...12th day of Aug 1907...A.R. Williams Notary Public in and for Caryell County, Texas... State of Texas, County of Hunt ...Mash A. Keener...4 Feby 1907... State of Texas, County of Hunt ...Janie Pile wife of C.J. Pile...28 Feb 1907... State of Texas, County of Hunt ...Sarah James a feme-sole...21 Feby 1907... State of Texas, County of Grayson ...C.J. Pile...2 March 1907... Territory of Oklahoma, County of Comanche ...Gussie Strong and wife Gertrude Strong...22 Mar 1907... Territory of Oklahoma (sic), County of Roosevelt ...H.N. Hall and wife Henri Hall....(page missing, date not determinable) The actual deed from the heirs of Mash and Eliza J Hall to H.S. Carver is recorded in V145, pages 501-502. The notarized statements verifying the acknowledgement of this deed by each of its signatories follow on pages 503 though 507. Page 508 was inadvertently not copied, but pages 509 and 510 were. It appears that a related deed acknowledging the sale of land by the Hall heirs to H.S. Carver began on page 508, continuing through page 509. This deed was signed by L.E. Bumpass as guardian of "C____(?) Hall and others." A notarized state acknowledging his signature in Collin County on the 23rd of July 1907 is included. Immediately below this, beginning on page 509 and concluding on page 510, is a deed signed by R.B. Strong, Guardian of "Burton R. Strong, Claud E. Strong, Raleigh J. Strong, Earl E. Strong, and Earnest R. Strong" also to H. S. Carver and dated 6 August 1907. Ralph's signature is also notarized, but the Territory and County in which it was notarized is too faint to read. It was likely notarized in the Territory of New Mexico, Roosevelt County (where additional documents related to this transaction were notarized. These additional records can be found in the records of Collin County, Texas Vol A-3, pages 656-666). (Research):1860 Census Collin County, Texas (Farmersville), Page 177 #1124-1177 Mashack Hall 30 m Farmer --- $500 Tenn Eliza J. 32 F Virginia Robert H. 8 m Missouri Sarah E. 7 m (sic) Mo William A. 6 m Comfort N. 5 f Mary E. 4 f Josephine 3 f Endimion 6/12 m 1870 Census Collin County, Texas (Farmersville), Pages 33 & 34 Mash Hall 41 M W Farmer $400 $600 Tennessee Eliza 42 F W Keeping House Virginia Robert 18 M W Farm Laborer Missouri Sarah 16 F W William 14 M W Farm Laborer Comfort 14 F W At home Ellen 12 F W At home Josephine 11 F W at home Ednemon 10 M W at home Dora 6 F W Texas Janie 4 F W Texas Rosetta 2 F W Texas Patrick 5/12 Texas 1880 Census Collin County, Texas ED 21, Page 109, #34-38 Enumeration District 21, page 109, #34-38 Hall, Mash W M 48 Married Farmer TN TN? TN? Hall, E.J. W F 46 Married Keeping House VA VA VA Hall, W.C.? W F 25 son Farm Laborer MO TN VA Hall, Comfort W F 23 dtr House Keeper MO TN VA Hall, Dora B W F 16 dtr House Keeper TX TN VA Hall, M.J. W F 11 dtr House Keeper TX TN VA Hall, RosettaW F 9 dtr House Keeper TX TN VA Hall, PatrickW M 7 son TX TN VA Hall, Hinson (sic)W M 4 son TX TN VA
Person ID	I7974	Strong Family Tree
Last Modified	17 Aug 2014

Father	Alexander Endimyon Hall, b. 6 Oct 1801, Washington County, Tennessee d. 9 Apr 1884, Kilwinning, Scotland County, Missouri (Age 82 years)
Mother	Sarah L. Hale, b. 25 Feb 1805, Greene County, Tennessee d. 9 Aug 1851, Scotland County, Missouri (Age 46 years)
Marriage	10 Jan 1824	Greene County, Tennessee [3, 8]
Family ID	F1493	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Eliza Jane Neil, b. 18 Dec 1827, Scott County, Virginia d. 11 Feb 1901, Collin County, Texas (Age 73 years)

Marriage 25 Aug 1850 Scotland County, Missouri [3]

Children

	1. Robert H. Hall, b. Abt 1852, Missouri d. Bef 1907, Floyd, Collin County, Texas (Age 54 years)
	2. Sara E. Hall, b. Abt 1853, Missouri d. Wagoner, Wagoner County, Oklahoma
	3. William A. Hall, b. Abt 1854, Missouri d. 28 Sep 1874, Hendryx, Hunt County, Texas (Age 20 years)
	4. Comfort N. "Jenevy" Hall, b. Between 1855 and 1857, Missouri d. Farmersville, Collin County, Texas
	5. Josephine Hall, b. Between 1857 and 1859, Missouri d. Del Rio, Val Verde County, Texas
	6. Mary Ella Hall, b. Abt 1858, Missouri d. 27 Sep 1905, Comanche County, Oklahoma Territory (Age 47 years)
	7. Endimyon Hall, b. Abt 1860, Missouri d. Yes, date unknown
	8. Dora Bell Hall, b. Abt 1864, Texas d. 3 Sep 1916, Floyd, Hunt County, Texas (Age 52 years)
	9. Martha Jane Hall, b. Between 1866 and 1869, Texas d. Yes, date unknown
	10. Melissa Rosetta "Zettie" Hall, b. 4 Dec 1867, Farmersville, Collin County, Texas d. 31 Dec 1955, Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma (Age 88 years)
	11. Patrick N. "Paddy" Hall, b. Between 1870 and 1873, Texas bur. Hastings, Jefferson County, Oklahoma
	12. Hiram K. Hall, b. Abt 1876, Texas d. 15 Aug 1943, Sweeny, Brazoria County, Texas (Age 67 years)

Family ID F148 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 9 Dec 2006

Event Map

	Birth - 23 Nov 1830 - Greene County, Tennessee
	Marriage - 25 Aug 1850 - Scotland County, Missouri
	Death - 14 Feb 1905 - Floyd, Hunt County, Texas
	Burial - - I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Eureka Springs, Carroll County, Arkansas

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Hall, Mashack "Mash"
Husband of Eliza Jane Neil
B. 1830 Tennessee D. 1905 Texas
Mash and Eliza settled in North Texas, where they raised their twelve children

Sources

[S125] Heirs of Mash & Eliza Hall, Deed for Sale of Land, State of Texas, County of Collin, V 145, P 501-510, Dated 7 Feb 1907.
[S308] 1880 United States Federal Census [Ancestry.com database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005., (1880 U.S. Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ? Copyright 1999 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limited use license and other terms and conditions applicable to this site. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Tenth Census of the United States, 1880. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1880. T9, 1,454 rolls. This database is an index to 50 million individuals enumerated in the 1880 United States Federal Census. Census takers recorded many details including each person's name, address, occupation, relationship to the head of household, race, sex, age at last birthday, marital status, place of birth, parents? place of birth. Additionally, the names of those listed on the population schedule are linked to actual images of the 1880 Federal Census.), ED 21, Page 109, #34-38 (Reliability: 3).
[S120] Hall, George E. (Dec 1996) (Presumed submitter) Ancestry.com--World Tree Search Results (Descendants of William Hall b 1706, North Ireland).
[S585] Darnell, Jeanne-Family Researcher (P.O. Box 38307, Dallas, TX 75238-0307).
[S449] Vinson History Book Committee VINSON MEMORIES (Christins Spurlin, Chairman, Copyright 1995), p 279 (Reliability: 3).
[S144] 1850 United States Federal Census [Ancestry.com database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005, (Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Seventh Census of the United States, 1850. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850. M432, 1,009 rolls. This database is an index to individuals enumerated in the 1850 United States Federal Census, the Seventh Census of the United States. Census takers recorded many details including each person's name, age as of the census day, sex, color; birthplace, occupation of males over age fifteen, and more. No relationships were shown between members of a household. Additionally, the names of those listed on the population schedule are linked to actual images of the 1850 Federal Census.), He is listed as age 18 (Reliability: 3).
[S585] Darnell, Jeanne-Family Researcher (P.O. Box 38307, Dallas, TX 75238-0307), 23 Nov 1830 Tenn (Reliability: 3).
[S122] Hall, Steve Martin--Family Researcher (505 South 900 St, Salt Lake City, UT 84104).