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Wetumpka: Elmore County
Elmore Co established on Feb. 15, 1866
Parent Counties: Autauga, Coosa, Montgomery and Tallapoosa
1870 census shows 4 results for William Hall in Elmore County. Only one of them would have been old enough to have acted as a surety on that marriage, nothing close for a "W Hall":
William Hall Township 17, Elmore, AL abt 1816 Alabama White Male Post Office: Wetumpka
William Hall 54 AL
Mary Hall 51 AL
James Stamp 35 AL
Sallie Stamp 30
Boling Stamp 28
George Stamp 12
William Stamp 10
(wonder if this Stamp family is his daughter's and her husband and children)
AL Marriages: yours?
William B. Hall Mary B. Hall 24 Nov 1836 Autauga MG.
Spouse 1: William B. Hall
Spouse 2: Mary B. Hall
Marriage Date: 24 Nov 1836
Marriage Place: Autauga
Performed By: MG.
Surety Bond Date: 20 Nov 1836
Surety/Perf. Name: Payton Bibb
OSPage: 191
Thomas J. Humes Mrs Jane Stalnaker 06 Apr 1865 Autauga
Spouse 1: Thomas J. Humes
Spouse 2: Mrs Jane Stalnaker
Marriage Date: 06 Apr 1865
Marriage Place: Autauga
Surety Bond Date: 31 Mar 1865
Surety/Perf. Name: Wm. B. Hall
OSPage: 361
1880
William B. Hall Mary B. Robinson Springs, Elmore, AL abt 1818 Alabama Self
William B. Hall 62 AL GA GA Justice of Peace
Mary B. Hall 58
William P. Hall 22 son
Mary E. Ray 32 daughter
William B. Gordon 10 Grandson
Mary Gordon 7 granddaughter
Nannie K. Gordon 4 granddaughter
1860
closest match:
W B Hall Robinson Springs, Autauga, AL 42 abt 1818 Georgia Male
W B Hall 42
Mary Hall 39
Sarah Hall 21
Bolling Hall 17
Abslom Hall 15
Mary Hall 13
Joseph Hall 11
Emma Hall 9
George Hall 7
William Hall 4
Ella Hall 2.12
G W Brown 28
Annie Brown 19
Mary Brown 1
1850 closest match:
William B Hall Coosada, Autauga, AL abt 1817 Georgia
Absalom J Hall 5
Ann A Hall 8
Boling Hall 6
Joseph Hall 1
Mary B Hall 27
Mary E Hall 3
Sarah Hall 11
William B Hall 33
William P Hall 10
Amey Maxey 25
Genweb shows William B Hall to have been a large slave owner in 1860 & 1870, owning 65 slaves.
William's family (brothers?) seem to be in Autauga Co even in the 1830's... The name Boling Hall appears there in early records.
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