John Hall was born in Wayne County, North Carolina, in 1794, the son of Thomas and Mary Cox Hall. He migrated to Indiana in 1816 and settled in Bartholomew County. He married Elizabeth Newby, daughter of Thomas and Mary Newby, in 1827. They built a home in Sand Creek Township, Bartholomew County, Indiana. The had eleven children, 1828-1847. He died in 1866. Descendants lived in Indiana and elsewhere.

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This book traces the descendents of Thomas Hall and Margery Claxon as they moved westward from Gloucester County to Patrick County, Virginia, and ultimately to Champaign County, Ohio.

This book is a compilation of biographies, photographs, reunion minutes, and genealogy for the William Hall family of Southwestern Pennsylvania.

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