Daughter of William and Penelope (Edwards) Pope, Eliza Pope married George Trotter, Jr., 30 January 1805, Fayette County, KY. Two sons, John and James, were born to the couple. General Trotter died circa 1815. The widow Trotter nee Pope married widower the Reverend Nathan H. Hall, 4 September 1822, Fayette County, KY; two children were born of this union, William and Florida. (William and Mary College Quarterly; see image.)
Information below is believed to refer to Mrs. Hall's first husband, George Trotter:
General George Trotter, a well-known native and citizen of Lexington, died October 13, 1815, aged thirty-seven. He was several times a member of the legislature from Fayette, and was noted for his gallant conduct in the war of 1812. He served with Colonel Campbell in the Missis- sinewa campaign, and was acting brigadier-general in the famous battle of the Thames. His residence was at "Wood- lands," and is now used by the Agricultural College.
History of Lexington, Kentucky, p 280:
https://archive.org/stream/cu31924028845993/cu31924028845993_djvu.txt
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second marriage:
Nathan H Hall in the Kentucky, County Marriages, 1783-1965
Name: Nathan H Hall
Marriage Date: 14 Jul 1807
Marriage Place: Mercer, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: Anne Crawford
Film Number: 000191843
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Hall, Bird and Allied Families: Genealogical Study with Biographical Notes. Front Cover. Josephine Bird Hall. 1943 - 239 pages. pages 29 & 31; (Viewed at Ancestry):
Rev. Nathan Huston Hall, son of Rev. Randolph and Sally Hall, was born in Franklin County, Virginia, in 1782, and died at Columbia, Missouri, June 22, 1858. He went to Kentucky with his father and was converted in the great Presbyterian revival of 1801. Forsaking the Baptist faith of his father, he studied under the eminent Presbyterians, Rev. Joseph L. Wilson, D.D., and Rev. Thomas Clelland, D.D. and was licensed as a Presbyterian minister in 1805. In 1806 he was installed in his first charge of three congregations in Washinton County, Kentucky, where he remained for fifteen years. He then accepted the charge of the First Presbyterian Church at Lexinton, and remained for twenty-five years. In 1847 he resigned this post and traveled as an evangelist for some years over most of the states in the Mississippi Valley. In May, 1851, he removed to Missouri, and was appointed pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of St. Louis. He resigned this charge upon the death of his second wife, February 20, 1860, and removed to Booneville, Missouri, to be near his children who were living there. Later he removed to Columbia, Missouri, where he was pastor of the Presbyterian Church until his death. He was distinguised as a revival preacher, and as early as 1811 was one of the founders and supporter of the Kentucky Bible Society "which doubtless gave a powerfully directing influence to the organization of the American bible Society five years later, and of which it became an auxillary in 1817." When the Springfield and Washington County Bible Society was organized in January, 1817, Rev. Nathan Huston Hall was its president. He was chaplain of Lexington Chaper, No. 1, Royal Arch Masons, and took part in the fauneral honors accorded to Lafayette at Lexington, July 26, 1834.
Rev. Nathan Huston Hall married (first), July 6, 1807, Anne Crawford, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Ewing) Crawford. (EwingIII) He married (second) Elizabeth (Edwards) Pope, and widow of General George Trotter of Louisville, Kentucky.
Children of first marraige:
1. Crawford Wilson, died at Rogerville, Tennessee, in 1892; married Caroline Myers of Kingsport, Tennessee.
2 Emily, died in JUne 1879; married Judge C. H. Smith.
3. Matthew Walton
4. John Randolph, born February 2, 1820; married Julia M. Snell.
Children of second marriage:
5. Florida Pope, born January 17, 1825, died at San Antonio, Texas, November 5, 1911; married (first) Charles Boswell; (second), in 1848, Warwick Tunstall.
6. Sallie W., born October 25, 1827, died July 9, 1863; married Robert Levi Todd.
7. Penelope Pope, married Dr. William C. Phillips.
Bibliographic information of above:
QR code for Hall, Bird and Allied Families
Title Hall, Bird and Allied Families: Genealogical Study with Biographical Notes
Author Josephine Bird Hall
Published 1943
Original from the University of Virginia
Digitized May 29, 2008
Length 239 pages
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With Mrs. Hall's death in February of 1850, below is the census entry for widower the Reverend N. H. Hall in August of 1850:
Nathan Hall in the 1850 United States Federal Census
1850 United States Federal Census [Census date is 20 August 1850.]
¥gName: Nathan Hall [Pres Preacher]
Age: 66
Birth Year: abt 1784
Birthplace: Virginia
Home in 1850: Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA
Family Number: 262
Household Members:
Nathan Hall 66
Sally Hall 21
Penelope Hall 19
Sally Ann Mack 20
Lilla Mack 1
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Name: Eliza Pope in the Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Eliza Pope
Marriage Date: 30 Jan 1805
Marriage Place: Fayette, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: George Jr. Trotter
General George Trotter, a well-known native and citizen
of Lexington, died October 13, 1815, aged thirty-seven.
He was several times a member of the legislature from
Fayette, and was noted for his gallant conduct in the war
of 1812. He served with Colonel Campbell in the Missis-
sinewa campaign, and was acting brigadier-general in the
famous battle of the Thames. His residence was at "Wood-
lands," and is now used by the Agricultural College.
Source for General George Trotter:
History of Lexington, Kentucky,p 280
https://www.google.com/#q=https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page%3Dgr%26GRid%3D179304182&spf=1495473557350
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Eliza Trottes in the Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Name: Eliza Trottes
Marriage Date: 4 Sep 1822
Marriage Place: Fayette, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: Nathan H. Hall
Eliza Hall in the Boone County, Missouri, Cemetery Index, 1800-1965
Name: Eliza Hall
Birth Date: abt 1787
Death Date: 26 Feb 1850
Death Age: 63
Cemetery: Columbia
Cemetery Notes:
Located six miles southwest of Columbia on Route K and one half mile north.
Burial Place:
Boone, Missouri, USA
Spouse: N. H. Hall
Elizabeth Pope in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
Name: Elizabeth Pope
Gender: Female
Father: William Pope
Mother: Penelope Edwards
Spouse: Nathaniel Hall
Child: Florida Pope Hall
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Mrs. Hall's daughter Florida's first marriage was to Charles S. Boswell and her second to Warrick Tunstall:
Charles S. Boswell to Miss Florida P. daughter of the Rev. N. H. Hall of Fayette county, M Apr. 1 1845. OR 4/19.
Kentucky Marriages and Obituaries, 1845
https://www.jstor.org/stable/23371557?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
Below refers to Charles S. Boswell, probably the first husband of Florida Pope Boswell Tunstall nee Hall, daughter of Eliza Hall nee Pope of this memorial; the OCR text is a challenge:
April 24, 1847
The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana ¡¤ Page 2
Publication: The Times-Picayune i Location: New Orleans, LouisianaIssue Date: Saturday, April 24, 1847Page: Page 2
Page 2 article text (OCR):
Fatal Affray. Tbe Lexington (Ky.) Ob server mention! a fatal affray which occurred in that city on the 13th inst., between Blr. Charles S. Boswell snd Mr. Richard Morrison, both young men of Lexington, in which several shots from revolving pistols were exchanged, and which terminated in the death of Mr. BoswelL He received two shots in his body, and died in ten or fifteen minutes. Mr. Morrison was im mediately arrested, but the result of the exami nation bas not reached us
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/25593606/
probable first husband of Florida Pope Boswell Tunstall nee Hall and, therefore, son-in-law of Mrs. Hall nee Pope of this memorial:
Charles L [S.?] Boswell (1824-1847)
Find A Grave Memorial# 107205366
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The link to George Trotter memorial as first husband of Elisabeth Hall nee Pope remains speculative. Further research is necessary on all.
Information below is believed to refer to Mrs. Hall's first husband, George Trotter:
General George Trotter, a well-known native and citizen of Lexington, died October 13, 1815, aged thirty-seven. He was several times a member of the legislature from Fayette, and was noted for his gallant conduct in the war of 1812. He served with Colonel Campbell in the Missis- sinewa campaign, and was acting brigadier-general in the famous battle of the Thames. His residence was at "Wood- lands," and is now used by the Agricultural College.
History of Lexington, Kentucky, p 280:
https://archive.org/stream/cu31924028845993/cu31924028845993_djvu.txt
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second marriage:
Nathan H Hall in the Kentucky, County Marriages, 1783-1965
Name: Nathan H Hall
Marriage Date: 14 Jul 1807
Marriage Place: Mercer, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: Anne Crawford
Film Number: 000191843
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Hall, Bird and Allied Families: Genealogical Study with Biographical Notes. Front Cover. Josephine Bird Hall. 1943 - 239 pages. pages 29 & 31; (Viewed at Ancestry):
Rev. Nathan Huston Hall, son of Rev. Randolph and Sally Hall, was born in Franklin County, Virginia, in 1782, and died at Columbia, Missouri, June 22, 1858. He went to Kentucky with his father and was converted in the great Presbyterian revival of 1801. Forsaking the Baptist faith of his father, he studied under the eminent Presbyterians, Rev. Joseph L. Wilson, D.D., and Rev. Thomas Clelland, D.D. and was licensed as a Presbyterian minister in 1805. In 1806 he was installed in his first charge of three congregations in Washinton County, Kentucky, where he remained for fifteen years. He then accepted the charge of the First Presbyterian Church at Lexinton, and remained for twenty-five years. In 1847 he resigned this post and traveled as an evangelist for some years over most of the states in the Mississippi Valley. In May, 1851, he removed to Missouri, and was appointed pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of St. Louis. He resigned this charge upon the death of his second wife, February 20, 1860, and removed to Booneville, Missouri, to be near his children who were living there. Later he removed to Columbia, Missouri, where he was pastor of the Presbyterian Church until his death. He was distinguised as a revival preacher, and as early as 1811 was one of the founders and supporter of the Kentucky Bible Society "which doubtless gave a powerfully directing influence to the organization of the American bible Society five years later, and of which it became an auxillary in 1817." When the Springfield and Washington County Bible Society was organized in January, 1817, Rev. Nathan Huston Hall was its president. He was chaplain of Lexington Chaper, No. 1, Royal Arch Masons, and took part in the fauneral honors accorded to Lafayette at Lexington, July 26, 1834.
Rev. Nathan Huston Hall married (first), July 6, 1807, Anne Crawford, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Ewing) Crawford. (EwingIII) He married (second) Elizabeth (Edwards) Pope, and widow of General George Trotter of Louisville, Kentucky.
Children of first marraige:
1. Crawford Wilson, died at Rogerville, Tennessee, in 1892; married Caroline Myers of Kingsport, Tennessee.
2 Emily, died in JUne 1879; married Judge C. H. Smith.
3. Matthew Walton
4. John Randolph, born February 2, 1820; married Julia M. Snell.
Children of second marriage:
5. Florida Pope, born January 17, 1825, died at San Antonio, Texas, November 5, 1911; married (first) Charles Boswell; (second), in 1848, Warwick Tunstall.
6. Sallie W., born October 25, 1827, died July 9, 1863; married Robert Levi Todd.
7. Penelope Pope, married Dr. William C. Phillips.
Bibliographic information of above:
QR code for Hall, Bird and Allied Families
Title Hall, Bird and Allied Families: Genealogical Study with Biographical Notes
Author Josephine Bird Hall
Published 1943
Original from the University of Virginia
Digitized May 29, 2008
Length 239 pages
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With Mrs. Hall's death in February of 1850, below is the census entry for widower the Reverend N. H. Hall in August of 1850:
Nathan Hall in the 1850 United States Federal Census
1850 United States Federal Census [Census date is 20 August 1850.]
¥gName: Nathan Hall [Pres Preacher]
Age: 66
Birth Year: abt 1784
Birthplace: Virginia
Home in 1850: Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA
Family Number: 262
Household Members:
Nathan Hall 66
Sally Hall 21
Penelope Hall 19
Sally Ann Mack 20
Lilla Mack 1
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Name: Eliza Pope in the Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Eliza Pope
Marriage Date: 30 Jan 1805
Marriage Place: Fayette, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: George Jr. Trotter
General George Trotter, a well-known native and citizen
of Lexington, died October 13, 1815, aged thirty-seven.
He was several times a member of the legislature from
Fayette, and was noted for his gallant conduct in the war
of 1812. He served with Colonel Campbell in the Missis-
sinewa campaign, and was acting brigadier-general in the
famous battle of the Thames. His residence was at "Wood-
lands," and is now used by the Agricultural College.
Source for General George Trotter:
History of Lexington, Kentucky,p 280
https://www.google.com/#q=https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page%3Dgr%26GRid%3D179304182&spf=1495473557350
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Eliza Trottes in the Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Name: Eliza Trottes
Marriage Date: 4 Sep 1822
Marriage Place: Fayette, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: Nathan H. Hall
Eliza Hall in the Boone County, Missouri, Cemetery Index, 1800-1965
Name: Eliza Hall
Birth Date: abt 1787
Death Date: 26 Feb 1850
Death Age: 63
Cemetery: Columbia
Cemetery Notes:
Located six miles southwest of Columbia on Route K and one half mile north.
Burial Place:
Boone, Missouri, USA
Spouse: N. H. Hall
Elizabeth Pope in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
Name: Elizabeth Pope
Gender: Female
Father: William Pope
Mother: Penelope Edwards
Spouse: Nathaniel Hall
Child: Florida Pope Hall
------------------------------------------------------------
Mrs. Hall's daughter Florida's first marriage was to Charles S. Boswell and her second to Warrick Tunstall:
Charles S. Boswell to Miss Florida P. daughter of the Rev. N. H. Hall of Fayette county, M Apr. 1 1845. OR 4/19.
Kentucky Marriages and Obituaries, 1845
https://www.jstor.org/stable/23371557?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
Below refers to Charles S. Boswell, probably the first husband of Florida Pope Boswell Tunstall nee Hall, daughter of Eliza Hall nee Pope of this memorial; the OCR text is a challenge:
April 24, 1847
The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana ¡¤ Page 2
Publication: The Times-Picayune i Location: New Orleans, LouisianaIssue Date: Saturday, April 24, 1847Page: Page 2
Page 2 article text (OCR):
Fatal Affray. Tbe Lexington (Ky.) Ob server mention! a fatal affray which occurred in that city on the 13th inst., between Blr. Charles S. Boswell snd Mr. Richard Morrison, both young men of Lexington, in which several shots from revolving pistols were exchanged, and which terminated in the death of Mr. BoswelL He received two shots in his body, and died in ten or fifteen minutes. Mr. Morrison was im mediately arrested, but the result of the exami nation bas not reached us
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/25593606/
probable first husband of Florida Pope Boswell Tunstall nee Hall and, therefore, son-in-law of Mrs. Hall nee Pope of this memorial:
Charles L [S.?] Boswell (1824-1847)
Find A Grave Memorial# 107205366
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The link to George Trotter memorial as first husband of Elisabeth Hall nee Pope remains speculative. Further research is necessary on all.
Daughter of William and Penelope (Edwards) Pope, Eliza Pope married George Trotter, Jr., 30 January 1805, Fayette County, KY. Two sons, John and James, were born to the couple. General Trotter died circa 1815. The widow Trotter nee Pope married widower the Reverend Nathan H. Hall, 4 September 1822, Fayette County, KY; two children were born of this union, William and Florida. (William and Mary College Quarterly; see image.)
Information below is believed to refer to Mrs. Hall's first husband, George Trotter:
General George Trotter, a well-known native and citizen of Lexington, died October 13, 1815, aged thirty-seven. He was several times a member of the legislature from Fayette, and was noted for his gallant conduct in the war of 1812. He served with Colonel Campbell in the Missis- sinewa campaign, and was acting brigadier-general in the famous battle of the Thames. His residence was at "Wood- lands," and is now used by the Agricultural College.
History of Lexington, Kentucky, p 280:
https://archive.org/stream/cu31924028845993/cu31924028845993_djvu.txt
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second marriage:
Nathan H Hall in the Kentucky, County Marriages, 1783-1965
Name: Nathan H Hall
Marriage Date: 14 Jul 1807
Marriage Place: Mercer, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: Anne Crawford
Film Number: 000191843
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Hall, Bird and Allied Families: Genealogical Study with Biographical Notes. Front Cover. Josephine Bird Hall. 1943 - 239 pages. pages 29 & 31; (Viewed at Ancestry):
Rev. Nathan Huston Hall, son of Rev. Randolph and Sally Hall, was born in Franklin County, Virginia, in 1782, and died at Columbia, Missouri, June 22, 1858. He went to Kentucky with his father and was converted in the great Presbyterian revival of 1801. Forsaking the Baptist faith of his father, he studied under the eminent Presbyterians, Rev. Joseph L. Wilson, D.D., and Rev. Thomas Clelland, D.D. and was licensed as a Presbyterian minister in 1805. In 1806 he was installed in his first charge of three congregations in Washinton County, Kentucky, where he remained for fifteen years. He then accepted the charge of the First Presbyterian Church at Lexinton, and remained for twenty-five years. In 1847 he resigned this post and traveled as an evangelist for some years over most of the states in the Mississippi Valley. In May, 1851, he removed to Missouri, and was appointed pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of St. Louis. He resigned this charge upon the death of his second wife, February 20, 1860, and removed to Booneville, Missouri, to be near his children who were living there. Later he removed to Columbia, Missouri, where he was pastor of the Presbyterian Church until his death. He was distinguised as a revival preacher, and as early as 1811 was one of the founders and supporter of the Kentucky Bible Society "which doubtless gave a powerfully directing influence to the organization of the American bible Society five years later, and of which it became an auxillary in 1817." When the Springfield and Washington County Bible Society was organized in January, 1817, Rev. Nathan Huston Hall was its president. He was chaplain of Lexington Chaper, No. 1, Royal Arch Masons, and took part in the fauneral honors accorded to Lafayette at Lexington, July 26, 1834.
Rev. Nathan Huston Hall married (first), July 6, 1807, Anne Crawford, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Ewing) Crawford. (EwingIII) He married (second) Elizabeth (Edwards) Pope, and widow of General George Trotter of Louisville, Kentucky.
Children of first marraige:
1. Crawford Wilson, died at Rogerville, Tennessee, in 1892; married Caroline Myers of Kingsport, Tennessee.
2 Emily, died in JUne 1879; married Judge C. H. Smith.
3. Matthew Walton
4. John Randolph, born February 2, 1820; married Julia M. Snell.
Children of second marriage:
5. Florida Pope, born January 17, 1825, died at San Antonio, Texas, November 5, 1911; married (first) Charles Boswell; (second), in 1848, Warwick Tunstall.
6. Sallie W., born October 25, 1827, died July 9, 1863; married Robert Levi Todd.
7. Penelope Pope, married Dr. William C. Phillips.
Bibliographic information of above:
QR code for Hall, Bird and Allied Families
Title Hall, Bird and Allied Families: Genealogical Study with Biographical Notes
Author Josephine Bird Hall
Published 1943
Original from the University of Virginia
Digitized May 29, 2008
Length 239 pages
-------
With Mrs. Hall's death in February of 1850, below is the census entry for widower the Reverend N. H. Hall in August of 1850:
Nathan Hall in the 1850 United States Federal Census
1850 United States Federal Census [Census date is 20 August 1850.]
¥gName: Nathan Hall [Pres Preacher]
Age: 66
Birth Year: abt 1784
Birthplace: Virginia
Home in 1850: Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA
Family Number: 262
Household Members:
Nathan Hall 66
Sally Hall 21
Penelope Hall 19
Sally Ann Mack 20
Lilla Mack 1
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Name: Eliza Pope in the Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Eliza Pope
Marriage Date: 30 Jan 1805
Marriage Place: Fayette, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: George Jr. Trotter
General George Trotter, a well-known native and citizen
of Lexington, died October 13, 1815, aged thirty-seven.
He was several times a member of the legislature from
Fayette, and was noted for his gallant conduct in the war
of 1812. He served with Colonel Campbell in the Missis-
sinewa campaign, and was acting brigadier-general in the
famous battle of the Thames. His residence was at "Wood-
lands," and is now used by the Agricultural College.
Source for General George Trotter:
History of Lexington, Kentucky,p 280
https://www.google.com/#q=https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page%3Dgr%26GRid%3D179304182&spf=1495473557350
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Eliza Trottes in the Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Name: Eliza Trottes
Marriage Date: 4 Sep 1822
Marriage Place: Fayette, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: Nathan H. Hall
Eliza Hall in the Boone County, Missouri, Cemetery Index, 1800-1965
Name: Eliza Hall
Birth Date: abt 1787
Death Date: 26 Feb 1850
Death Age: 63
Cemetery: Columbia
Cemetery Notes:
Located six miles southwest of Columbia on Route K and one half mile north.
Burial Place:
Boone, Missouri, USA
Spouse: N. H. Hall
Elizabeth Pope in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
Name: Elizabeth Pope
Gender: Female
Father: William Pope
Mother: Penelope Edwards
Spouse: Nathaniel Hall
Child: Florida Pope Hall
------------------------------------------------------------
Mrs. Hall's daughter Florida's first marriage was to Charles S. Boswell and her second to Warrick Tunstall:
Charles S. Boswell to Miss Florida P. daughter of the Rev. N. H. Hall of Fayette county, M Apr. 1 1845. OR 4/19.
Kentucky Marriages and Obituaries, 1845
https://www.jstor.org/stable/23371557?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
Below refers to Charles S. Boswell, probably the first husband of Florida Pope Boswell Tunstall nee Hall, daughter of Eliza Hall nee Pope of this memorial; the OCR text is a challenge:
April 24, 1847
The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana ¡¤ Page 2
Publication: The Times-Picayune i Location: New Orleans, LouisianaIssue Date: Saturday, April 24, 1847Page: Page 2
Page 2 article text (OCR):
Fatal Affray. Tbe Lexington (Ky.) Ob server mention! a fatal affray which occurred in that city on the 13th inst., between Blr. Charles S. Boswell snd Mr. Richard Morrison, both young men of Lexington, in which several shots from revolving pistols were exchanged, and which terminated in the death of Mr. BoswelL He received two shots in his body, and died in ten or fifteen minutes. Mr. Morrison was im mediately arrested, but the result of the exami nation bas not reached us
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/25593606/
probable first husband of Florida Pope Boswell Tunstall nee Hall and, therefore, son-in-law of Mrs. Hall nee Pope of this memorial:
Charles L [S.?] Boswell (1824-1847)
Find A Grave Memorial# 107205366
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The link to George Trotter memorial as first husband of Elisabeth Hall nee Pope remains speculative. Further research is necessary on all.
Information below is believed to refer to Mrs. Hall's first husband, George Trotter:
General George Trotter, a well-known native and citizen of Lexington, died October 13, 1815, aged thirty-seven. He was several times a member of the legislature from Fayette, and was noted for his gallant conduct in the war of 1812. He served with Colonel Campbell in the Missis- sinewa campaign, and was acting brigadier-general in the famous battle of the Thames. His residence was at "Wood- lands," and is now used by the Agricultural College.
History of Lexington, Kentucky, p 280:
https://archive.org/stream/cu31924028845993/cu31924028845993_djvu.txt
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second marriage:
Nathan H Hall in the Kentucky, County Marriages, 1783-1965
Name: Nathan H Hall
Marriage Date: 14 Jul 1807
Marriage Place: Mercer, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: Anne Crawford
Film Number: 000191843
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Hall, Bird and Allied Families: Genealogical Study with Biographical Notes. Front Cover. Josephine Bird Hall. 1943 - 239 pages. pages 29 & 31; (Viewed at Ancestry):
Rev. Nathan Huston Hall, son of Rev. Randolph and Sally Hall, was born in Franklin County, Virginia, in 1782, and died at Columbia, Missouri, June 22, 1858. He went to Kentucky with his father and was converted in the great Presbyterian revival of 1801. Forsaking the Baptist faith of his father, he studied under the eminent Presbyterians, Rev. Joseph L. Wilson, D.D., and Rev. Thomas Clelland, D.D. and was licensed as a Presbyterian minister in 1805. In 1806 he was installed in his first charge of three congregations in Washinton County, Kentucky, where he remained for fifteen years. He then accepted the charge of the First Presbyterian Church at Lexinton, and remained for twenty-five years. In 1847 he resigned this post and traveled as an evangelist for some years over most of the states in the Mississippi Valley. In May, 1851, he removed to Missouri, and was appointed pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of St. Louis. He resigned this charge upon the death of his second wife, February 20, 1860, and removed to Booneville, Missouri, to be near his children who were living there. Later he removed to Columbia, Missouri, where he was pastor of the Presbyterian Church until his death. He was distinguised as a revival preacher, and as early as 1811 was one of the founders and supporter of the Kentucky Bible Society "which doubtless gave a powerfully directing influence to the organization of the American bible Society five years later, and of which it became an auxillary in 1817." When the Springfield and Washington County Bible Society was organized in January, 1817, Rev. Nathan Huston Hall was its president. He was chaplain of Lexington Chaper, No. 1, Royal Arch Masons, and took part in the fauneral honors accorded to Lafayette at Lexington, July 26, 1834.
Rev. Nathan Huston Hall married (first), July 6, 1807, Anne Crawford, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Ewing) Crawford. (EwingIII) He married (second) Elizabeth (Edwards) Pope, and widow of General George Trotter of Louisville, Kentucky.
Children of first marraige:
1. Crawford Wilson, died at Rogerville, Tennessee, in 1892; married Caroline Myers of Kingsport, Tennessee.
2 Emily, died in JUne 1879; married Judge C. H. Smith.
3. Matthew Walton
4. John Randolph, born February 2, 1820; married Julia M. Snell.
Children of second marriage:
5. Florida Pope, born January 17, 1825, died at San Antonio, Texas, November 5, 1911; married (first) Charles Boswell; (second), in 1848, Warwick Tunstall.
6. Sallie W., born October 25, 1827, died July 9, 1863; married Robert Levi Todd.
7. Penelope Pope, married Dr. William C. Phillips.
Bibliographic information of above:
QR code for Hall, Bird and Allied Families
Title Hall, Bird and Allied Families: Genealogical Study with Biographical Notes
Author Josephine Bird Hall
Published 1943
Original from the University of Virginia
Digitized May 29, 2008
Length 239 pages
-------
With Mrs. Hall's death in February of 1850, below is the census entry for widower the Reverend N. H. Hall in August of 1850:
Nathan Hall in the 1850 United States Federal Census
1850 United States Federal Census [Census date is 20 August 1850.]
¥gName: Nathan Hall [Pres Preacher]
Age: 66
Birth Year: abt 1784
Birthplace: Virginia
Home in 1850: Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA
Family Number: 262
Household Members:
Nathan Hall 66
Sally Hall 21
Penelope Hall 19
Sally Ann Mack 20
Lilla Mack 1
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Name: Eliza Pope in the Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Eliza Pope
Marriage Date: 30 Jan 1805
Marriage Place: Fayette, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: George Jr. Trotter
General George Trotter, a well-known native and citizen
of Lexington, died October 13, 1815, aged thirty-seven.
He was several times a member of the legislature from
Fayette, and was noted for his gallant conduct in the war
of 1812. He served with Colonel Campbell in the Missis-
sinewa campaign, and was acting brigadier-general in the
famous battle of the Thames. His residence was at "Wood-
lands," and is now used by the Agricultural College.
Source for General George Trotter:
History of Lexington, Kentucky,p 280
https://www.google.com/#q=https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page%3Dgr%26GRid%3D179304182&spf=1495473557350
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Eliza Trottes in the Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850
Name: Eliza Trottes
Marriage Date: 4 Sep 1822
Marriage Place: Fayette, Kentucky, USA
Spouse: Nathan H. Hall
Eliza Hall in the Boone County, Missouri, Cemetery Index, 1800-1965
Name: Eliza Hall
Birth Date: abt 1787
Death Date: 26 Feb 1850
Death Age: 63
Cemetery: Columbia
Cemetery Notes:
Located six miles southwest of Columbia on Route K and one half mile north.
Burial Place:
Boone, Missouri, USA
Spouse: N. H. Hall
Elizabeth Pope in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
Name: Elizabeth Pope
Gender: Female
Father: William Pope
Mother: Penelope Edwards
Spouse: Nathaniel Hall
Child: Florida Pope Hall
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Mrs. Hall's daughter Florida's first marriage was to Charles S. Boswell and her second to Warrick Tunstall:
Charles S. Boswell to Miss Florida P. daughter of the Rev. N. H. Hall of Fayette county, M Apr. 1 1845. OR 4/19.
Kentucky Marriages and Obituaries, 1845
https://www.jstor.org/stable/23371557?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
Below refers to Charles S. Boswell, probably the first husband of Florida Pope Boswell Tunstall nee Hall, daughter of Eliza Hall nee Pope of this memorial; the OCR text is a challenge:
April 24, 1847
The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana ¡¤ Page 2
Publication: The Times-Picayune i Location: New Orleans, LouisianaIssue Date: Saturday, April 24, 1847Page: Page 2
Page 2 article text (OCR):
Fatal Affray. Tbe Lexington (Ky.) Ob server mention! a fatal affray which occurred in that city on the 13th inst., between Blr. Charles S. Boswell snd Mr. Richard Morrison, both young men of Lexington, in which several shots from revolving pistols were exchanged, and which terminated in the death of Mr. BoswelL He received two shots in his body, and died in ten or fifteen minutes. Mr. Morrison was im mediately arrested, but the result of the exami nation bas not reached us
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/25593606/
probable first husband of Florida Pope Boswell Tunstall nee Hall and, therefore, son-in-law of Mrs. Hall nee Pope of this memorial:
Charles L [S.?] Boswell (1824-1847)
Find A Grave Memorial# 107205366
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The link to George Trotter memorial as first husband of Elisabeth Hall nee Pope remains speculative. Further research is necessary on all.
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