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HALL, Dixon. pp4-8. Names wife (unnamed). daugthers-Milly HALL;
Elizabeth REESE; Polly LEWIS; & Francis HARRIS.
daughter-in-law--Arry/Anny HALL. sons-Wesley HALL; Dixon HALL; William
HALL. signed 28 DEC 1819. probated 10 JAN 1820. (1)
(1)From: This small volume of wills is located on microfilm at the
Alabama State Archives in Montgomery. Compiled by Lisa R. Franklin RN,
March 1997.
Dixon was Bolling Hall's older brother. He's buried next to Gunter Annex,
Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, AL. His grave is in an old part of the base that
was turned over to the city years ago and turned into an industrial park.
Bolling died in 1836 and is buried in the family cemetary in Millbrook,
AL. Both brothers emigrated from Georgia in 1818, with Bolling settling
in what became Autauga County. Dixon's property became Gunter Air Force
Base. Bolling's decendants still live in central Alabama.
See below:
DEATH NOTICES FROM THE AUTUAGA CITIZEN
September 15, 1853:
Departed this life at her residence in Shreveport, Louisiana on
Wednesday, the 10th ultimo, Elizabeth HALL, wife of Colonel Dixon HALL,
late of Alabama, and daughter of Henry HARRIS, of Georgia, aged 44 years.
She and her husband were born and brought up in the same neighborhood in
Hancock County, Georgia
Source:
Caver, Jr., Larry E., DEATH AND MARRIAGE NOTICES FROM AUTAUGA COUNTY,
ALABAMA NEWSPAPERS (1853-1889), published 2001, pg. 2
DEATH NOTICES FROM THE AUTAUGA CITIZEN
September 17, 1857:
We regret says the Selma Sentinel, of the death of Dixon HALL, who is
well known in Autauga, and who for many years represented that county in
the Alabama legislature previous to 1840. He died at his residence on
Bayou Bartholomew, in Moorehouse Parish, Louisiana on August 6th, 1857.
Source:
Caver, Jr., Larry E., DEATH AND MARRIAGE NOTICES FROM AUTAUGA COUNTY,
ALABAMA NEWSPAPERS (1853-1889), published 2001, pg. 7