Family/Spouse: Miss [--?--]. Miss died in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Mary married Zebulon Clayton in 1774. Zebulon (son of Thomas Clayton and Hannah [--?--]) was born about 1749; died in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

In response to an e-mail I sent to Teresa Martin Klaiber 3-22-2006
Teresa has provided information for a book that was written by Raymond Martin Bell with Assistance from Stuart PI Lloyd and J. Wilbur Clayton 5-18-1979 Titled "The Clayton's of Monmouth County NJ"
My Bell put Ms. Klaiber's name on the book but she did not co-author it.
There is a discrepancy as to the year Mary Clayton's mother (Mary Gorden) was born.  Early sources state she was born circa 1763. This would mean she would have been 6 years old when she married Zebulon Clayton in 1774.
Teresa clears up the dates as well as providing the correct date Zebulon and Mary Clayton's daughter Mary Clayton was born. Mary Ann Gorden was b. 11-11-1768 and her daughter Mary  was b. 10-11-1787 and states she was 19 when she married John Hall in 1804. Just doing the math Mary Clayton was 16 when she married.

Source of information:  See Richard Hartshorne's notes:
Mary Clayton was the great grand daughter to Mary Hartshorne Clayton. Mary Hartshorne being the eldest daughter of Richard Hartshorne. Richard left a will in which it names John Hall as one of his witnesses. This will was dated 5-14-1722 and proved 5-22-1722 in Middletown, Monmouth Co., N.J.  Could this John Hall be the great or great great grandfather to John Hall who Mary Clayton is now married to?

Mary married John Hall on 31 Mar 1804 in Monmouth, New Jersey, USA. John died in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: Graham, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; House hold # 189 Roll 154 Book 1 Page 238

Notes:

Source of Information:
U.S. Land Deed. Certificate # 1225 Dated 8-15-1838
John Hall Jr. of Jefferson Co., Indiana purchased 40 acres: NW 1/4 of SW 1/4 of section 26 in Township 5 N of range 11 E in the district of Lands subject to sale Jeffersonville, Indiana containing 40 acres. Signed by Martin Van Burren president.  (This information is not confirmed as being my John Hall. Indications are that this John Hall Jr. belongs to the Hall family coming out of Kentucky. Will hold on to this information until I can get definitive information.)

1850 Jefferson Co., Indiana census * Jeffersonville Township
John Hall Head 43 New Jersey Farmer property value: 1000
Elizabeth wife 43 Pa.
John son 21 "
Mary dau. 17 "
Elizabeth dau. 14 "
James son 12 "
Alexander son 7 Ind.
Joseph son **1 Ind.
note * Jeffersonville is not in Jefferson Co., Indiana. IT's in Clark Co., Indiana. I had a difficult time locating this particular census.
** This is incorrect as Joseph was 5 at the time this census was taken.

On line Cemetery listing for Carmel Cemetery in Hanover, Jefferson Co., Indiana

John Hall b. 3-29-1807 d. 7-19-1859
Elizabeth H. Hall b. 5-26-1807 d. 10-22-1898
Mary J. (Jane) Hall Gaddis b. 12-8-1832  d. 9-30-1903
Alexander M. Hall b. 12-28-1842 d. 3-26-1913
Margaret Hall (wife of Alexander) b. 5-24-1849 d. 10-19-1902
Joseph G. Hall b. 8-18-1845 d. 12-14-1875

Note: I located in the Carmel Cemetery listings 2 more family members who passed away round the same time as John.
His son-in-law George A. Gaddis d. 7-30-1859. George was married to John's oldest daughter Mary Jane. George and Mary only had one child a daughter named Nancy J. Gaddis. Nancy b. 1-16-1859 passed away before she turned 5 months old (6-12-1859). Was there a sickness spreading thur the community that may have caused these family members to pass away so close to each other?

Buried:
Event Description: Carmel Cemetery

John married Elizabeth Margaret Lyle about 1828 in Elizabeth, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. Elizabeth (daughter of James Lyle and Hannah Crawford) was born on 26 May 1807 in Pennsylvania, USA; died on 22 Oct 1898 in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; was buried in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Source of information: Jean Hoffman (djhoff@ix.netcom.com> 11-9-2005
Jean has done extensive work on the Lyle line as she is a descendant of the Lyle line.
Jean indicated that Ann Hall, John's sister may on the 1830 census be living with her sister in law Mary Hall as she wouldn't have been married yet and John dosen't seem to be alive.

Ann married James Lyle on 27 Mar 1832 in Elizabeth, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. James (son of James Lyle and Hannah Crawford) was born on 12 Dec 1797 in Pennsylvania, USA; died on 6 Dec 1877 in Kent, Republican, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; was buried in Lexington, Scott, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]