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HALL CEMETERY

Hall Cemetery is located South of Fairfield North of CR 350N; Located off of Route 45 between Fairfield and I-64 you will take CR200 N going west turn North on CR 1800 E and then turn West onto CR 350 N. The cemetery is located in a small grove of trees in a field due North of the Clark Home; I want to thank Mrs. Clark for her directions on how to get to the cemetery; Transcribed and Photographed in full by Michael J. Von Gebel; for additional info email: vongoebel@hotmail.com

Looking North toward Hall Cemetery (Left) Looking south from Hall cemetery (Right)

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Name	Birth	Death	Married/Obit	Headstone Picture	Additional Info
Cozart, J. T.	May 30, 1830	Aug. 30, 1903		picture	same stone with Mary J. Cozart
COZART, George W.		Feb 7, 1903 35y 1m 20d			Page 44 Wayne County Illinois Death records 1886 – 1910 By Betty Beeson
Cozart, Mary J.	May 7, 1847			Picture	no death date on stone
Hall, Charles					same stone as John; infant sons of P. & E.A. Hall
Hall, David		Oct. 20, 1845	Biography	Picture	Aged About 66 Years
Hall, Elizabeth A.		Nov. 27, 1864	Married June 9, 1853 Phillip Hall Biography	Picture	Aged 26 ys., 11 ms., 25 ds. Dau. Of P. Hall
Hall, George W.		Nov. 23, 1872 34y 3m 6d	Wayne Co. Press Nov 28, 1872	Picture	aged 34 ys, 3 ms, 6 ds.
Hall, Hannah R.		May 28, 1892			Aged 8 ys. 5 ms. 4 ds. Dau. of P. & R. S. Hall
Hall, John					same stone as Charles; infant sons of P. & E.A. Hall
Hall. James E.		Nov. 12, 1870			aged 6 ys., 6 mos., 11 dys; son of P. & E.A. Hall
Korthase, Fredericka	Oct. 12, 1903	Aug. 5, 1905		Picture	dau. Of Fred & Mary Korthase
Peer, (missing) ard	May, 1848	Aug., 1850			Son of H. & K. Peer
Peer, Hannah E.	Aug. 23, 184(missing)	Aug. 23, 1850		Picture	dau. Of (missing) & K. Peer
Peer, Hiriam	Apr. 21, 1821	Jan. 13, 1852		Picture
Peer, John	Aug., 1847	Mar., 1850		Picture	Son of H. & K. Peer
Witter, Kitsey	May 23, 1818	July 11, 1871	H. Peer & A. Witter	Picture	aged 53 yrs, 1 mo. 18 dys.
			Special Note		Phillip below is known to be buried in this cemetery but headstone was not found by Michael in 2007
HALL, Phillip	Nov 17, 1826	Aug 26, 1888	M1 Elizabeth Jones M2 Rebecca PYKEIT Wayne Co Press Apr 28, 1870 Biography		s/o David and Hannah (Philips) Hall

Wayne County History 1884

PHILIP HALL, farmer, P.O. Barnhill was born in this township on November 17, 1826, and is a son of David and Hannah (Philips) Hall. The father was a native of Georgia, the mother of North Carolina. Subject was the youngest of nine children, and is the only one now living. The subscription schools of this county furnished subject means of education, but after becoming grown he improved himself to some extent. He remained at home, assisting his father, until the latter's death in 1845, and then took charge of the place for his mother. At her death in 1864, he inherited the whole of the home farm, and there he has since resided. He now owns 240 acres in Sections 24 and 25, of Township 2 south, Range 7 east, and of that has about 105 acres in cultivation. He also does something in bee raising, having about seventy hives. Mr. Hall was married on June 9, 1853, to Elizabeth Ann Jones, a daughter of John and Jane (Clark) Jones, natives of Kentucky. This lady was the mother of six children two of whom are now living ---Timer Jane (wife of Archer Wade, of White County) and Mary Ann (wife of Tyra Kinslow, of this township). Mrs. Hall died on November 27, 1864, and subject was married the second time on April 20, 1870, to Miss Rebecca Pykiet, a daughter of John and Rebecca (Foster) Pykiet, natives of England. Four children have blessed this union, of whom three are now living ---Sarah Elizabeth, Alice Adeline and Jenette. In politics, Mr. Hall gives his support to the Democratic party. (Hall Cemetery)

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