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"Devil" Squire Hall and
Nancy Jane Adams

"Devil" Squire Hall b about 1832 d 1 Jul 1868 Pike Co KY, (killed by gunshot by Elizabeth Sword); s/o Isham "Isom" Hall and Jane Mullins. "Devil" Squire Hall m. about 1851 Mason's Creek, Perry Co KY to Nancy Jane Adams b 1832, d/o John Micajah "Cager" Adams and Elizabeth Betsy Mullins. "Devil" Squire Hall served in the Co B 39th Kentucky Infantry, Union Army from 6 Sept 1862 as a detached scout observing and reporting confederate activity in the area of the Pound Gap, VA. (1860 Wise Co VA Census). Nancy Jane Adams m. (2) Thomas Cody. Children of Devil Squire Hall and Nancy Jane Adams;

 Winfield Scott Hall b 5 Mar 1847 Russell Co VA d 15 Jan 1940 buried Arminta Martin Cemetery, Big Mud Creek, Floyd Co KY and Re-interred Davidson Memorial Gardens, Ivel, Floyd Co KY. Winfield Scott Hall m. 27 Mar 1871 Pike Co KY to Charity Ann Brewer b 20 May 1851 Chatham Co NC d 7 Dec 1921 buried Arminta Martin Cemetery, Big Mud Creek, Floyd Co KY, d/o Ambrose Brewer and Elizabeth Foster.

 Henry Hall b Mar 1854 Russell Co VA d 1915 m. Nora Layne d 19 Jan 1956.

 Mary Jane Hall b 16 Mar 1861 Wise Co VA d 17 Feb 1926 Logan Co WV m. 23 Feb 1886 Carter Co KY to William Collins b 1855 d 1927.

 James T Hall b 26 Jan 1860 Wise Co VA d 27 Feb 1931 m. 7 Jul 1882 to Nancy Jane Pruitt b 1 Jan 1861 d 4 Nov 1937

 Melvina Hall b 1862 Floyd Co KY d 1900 m. Daniel Breckenridge McKinney.


Private "Devil" Squire Hall, Company B, 39th Kentucky Infantry enlisted 6 Sept 1862; served 3 years;

Squire Hall enlisted in the 39th Kentucky Infantry on the 6th day of September 1862. He enlisted for a period of three years and was mustered into service in November 1863 although he was actively serving before that date. His enlistment document states "This soldier has blue eyes, dark hair, dark complexion, is five feet and ten inches high."

Having been born and raised in Southwestern Virginia, Squire was one of the men who served on detached duty as a scout for the 39th. These scouts provided valuable intelligence of rebel activity through the Pound Gap.

Squire was the son of Isham Hall and Jane Mullins of Virginia. Squire was born in 1832 in Scott County Virginia. Around 1851 he married Nancy Jane Adams, the daughter of John Micajah "Cager" Adams and Elizabeth "Betsy" Mullins of Mason's Creek, Perry County Kentucky. Children of Squire and Nancy were: Scott born in March of 1852, Henry in March of 1854, Mary Jane in 1857, James in January of 1860 and Melvina in 1863.

Squire was murdered in Pike County by Elizabeth Sword in either late 1868 or early 1869.

Information courtesy of Old Floyd County Families, Summer 1996 edition, written by Cornelius Carroll, 3 Clark Branch, Harold, Ky 41635-9601

Source of information: Brian E. Hall

From the Revised Roster:

Hall, Squire, Private, Company B. Age 32. Born in Scott Co., Va., about 1832. Shot and killed in 1869 in Pike Co., Ky., by Elizabeth Sword. Bur. at the head of Branhams Creek, in Floyd Co., Ky.

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