Fall - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Brother of Calvin Jones Fall and John Newton Fall

cdjw2_1 — 2013-02-20 07:43:17Z

Fidella Newton Fall died in 1810

Re: Brother of Calvin Jones Fall and John Newton Fall

cdjw2_1 — 2013-02-20 07:41:42Z

My John Newton Fall mother is Fidella Newton born 1786 her father is John Newton husband John S

fall died 1810

Re: Albert Bacon Fall

PORAALLEN — 2012-08-01 15:08:38Z

I AM RELATED TO JACKIE MORGAN FALL, SHE WAS MY GRANDMOTHER.

John Gilbert Fall

kf22 — 2012-02-20 22:11:15Z

Hi All,
I have hit a brick wall in trying to find the parents of:
John Gilbert Fall
b. 1865 Alabama
d. 1912 Waco, TX
married to Ellen Hamill Wemple
Any help would be much appreciated.
Kevin Fall

Re: Fall or Falls

758mortgage — 2011-12-08 21:33:15Z

yes - I have Daniel B, and Hannah both buried there and approximately 12-15 others - I will look and reprot back on the specifics

Re: Fall or Falls

simplekindabliss — 2011-11-30 17:46:30Z

I can trace back to Daniel and Hannah Fall the s may have been dropped. I have them in Mendon, NY...but am unable to find out where they are buried. Do you have dates and other names for this cemetery on your property?

Re: Correction re Amy BAILEY Fall

robroycurl42 — 2011-10-22 05:01:57Z

From the files of the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center:

Historical Hand-Atlas, History of Ottawa County, Ohio, 1881, p. 195

JEHIAL GILSON -- son of Jeremiah and Polly Gilson, was born in Jefferson county, New York, March 16, 1818. His mother died February 18, 1867, and his father September 18, 1871. They settled in this county in 1851, and Mr. Gilson in 1858. His wife, Amy, whose father, Henry Fall, died in February, 1828, and her mother, Amy Bailey, in April, 1877, was born in Jefferson county, New York, September 10, 1822. They were married in Watertown, in that county, March 21, 1846, and have had eight children: Mary F., born December 31, 1847, died June 2, 1849; George F., born July 2, 1849; R. V., May 9, 1851; Sarah B., January 22, 1853; Celley, May 6, 1856, died March 17, 1857; Hiram, December 18, 1857, died March 17, 1858; Amy L., March 6, 1859; Charles W., April 6, 1861. He served three years as supervisor in Harris township. Occupation, farming. Postoffice, Martin.

Correction re Amy BAILEY Fall

robroycurl42 — 2011-10-22 04:28:35Z

I have received a copy of the Jehail GILSON article in the 1881 Historical Hand-Atlas, History of Ottawa Co., Ohio. Contrary to the indexing of this record in the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center, the actual article does not indicate where Amy BAILEY Fall died, whether NY, OH or elsewhere: the article simply states that GILSON's father-in-law, Henry [Hatevil] FALL [Jr.], died in Feb 1828 and his mother-in-law,Amy BAILEY [Fall], died in Apr 1877.

More on Henry Hatevil Fall, Jr.

robroycurl42 — 2011-10-19 04:15:42Z

Your source showed four women purported to be daughters of Henry Hatevil FALL, Jr., but three of the four were daughters of Henry Hatevil FALL, Sr., not Jr., namely, Hannah, Abigail "Abby," and Elizabeth. Of those listed only Lovina FALL was a daughter of Henry Hatevil FALL, Jr.

Lovina's mother, Amy BAILEY Fall, was enumerated in the household of Henry WOODWORTH in the 1870 Jefferson Co. (Rutland), NY census.

Re: Henry Hatevil FALL, Jr.

robroycurl42 — 2011-10-18 20:35:32Z

The second half of the following statement seems to be in error: "Henry Hatevil Fall is brined [buried] in the village cemetery in the village of Brownville. His wife is probably buried there but has no headstone."

Henry Hatevil FALL, Jr. is reported to have died in 1831 and to have been buried in or near Brownville, Jefferson Co., NY. His widow, Amy BAILEY Fall, remained in Jefferson Co. for some years and was enumerated there in the 1850 through 1870 censuses.

Amy appears, however, to have removed from Jefferson Co., NY to Ottawa Co., OH after the time of the 1870 census and to have died in Ottawa Co. in Apr 1877, according to her son-in-law, Jehial GILSON, who was married to Henry and Amy's daughter, Amy FALL. The GILSONs had been in Ottawa Co. at least from the time of the 1860 census.

I have today ordered a copy of the entry on Jehail GILSON and his family, including his mother-in-law, Amy BAILEY Fall, that appeared in a 19th century publication, Ottawa Co. [OH] Atlas; this was ordered from the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center, which houses an extensive index to and compilation of OH obits among other material.

Re: Detroit MI Crystal Fall

roseav68 — 2011-08-02 17:47:14Z

William James Fall death Feb.12,1910 & Martha Jane Jeffries are buried in
Shaffer Cemetery
Kewanna
Fulton County
Indiana, USA
In this same cemetery is a Rosalie Fall born 1905 & died unknown. There are some other Fall in that cemetery & a Jeffries. You can see what lists on find a grave. Hope this helps someone. Rose

Re: Fall of Indiana,OhioPenn.

roseav68 — 2011-07-06 21:00:18Z

Fall families of Indiana. Have you heard of a Lulu Doolittle who married an unknown Fall & they lived in Kewanna,Indiana? I am looking for who this unknown Fall is who married Lulu Doolittle. Thank you for your time. Rose

Re: Fall

bevfall1 — 2011-06-22 01:26:48Z

Jo,I am married to a member of the Ora Alva "Owen" Fall clan. My husband is a part of the second family with Nina A Jewel/Fall/?/Carlson. Nina died in 1937/38 and is buried in the Morris Hill Cemetery in Bosie, Idaho. My husbands father was Glen Edmond who died in 1975? in Fairbury, NE. He was married to Alice and they had four children together. All are still living. Melvin A. Fall died in Spokan WA in July of 1961 of some form of cancer. Melvin was married breifly, but was divorced shortly before his death.
On one of the Fall family trees that I found here, someone listed a Joel Peppins Fall as the father of Ora Alva. I do not know how accurate that info is, as I have found some serious errors in other parts of their tree.

Fall of Scotland to Virginia

LOCKEroots — 2011-05-06 07:14:58Z

Faa also known under the surnames of Faw and Fall, were
Scottish Romany Gypsies who were forcefully transported to the Virginia plantations in 1715 as convicts.

In the Book, Scottish Gypsies
http://www.archive.org/stream/scottishgypsiesu00macr#page/n3...

They clearly speaks of the Faa / Faw / Fall Gypsy family all through out the book, some of which were transported to Virginia, and likely transported to South Carolina as well.
They are one of Scotland's most well known of the Gypsy families, and are a family of great interest to me.

If your Faw, Fall, Faa family traces back to Colonial Virginia or South Carolina, I would be most interested in talking to you about your family tree possibly being of Romany Gypsy ancestry.

Please contact me directly
lockeroots@comcast.net

Re: Elizabeth ( Betsey / Betsy ) Fall

CourtneyBoydFall — 2011-04-19 17:53:47Z

Tom I noticed that you have Calista Fall being Caliston's twin which is correct but she did not die in Lucas Co. Ohio. Caliston's Wife Calista passed away there. Caliston's sister Calista passed away in Illinois. She married a Rideout.

Re: FALL: LINCOLNSHIRE, LONDON, WOLVERHAMPTON, DERBY

mjquigs — 2010-10-09 11:41:34Z

Hi John,
I have been researching the Sheens family tree over the last 10 years in Australia If I can be of help, I love to hear from you.
Regards Maria Quigley nee Sheens

Re: FALL: LINCOLNSHIRE, LONDON, WOLVERHAMPTON, DERBY

mjquigs — 2010-10-09 11:36:51Z

Hello, I am a Sheens decendent, related to a Fanny Sheens born 5th April 1838 parents Elizabeth Smith and William Sheens Is this the same family that you are researching?

Regards Maria Quigley nee Sheens

Re: COLLINS

cdjw2_1 — 2010-09-05 03:18:30Z

My Falls came from Hesse Germany into North Carolina into Georgia then Texas? Hope this helps

Re: Catharine Pate Fall

cdjw2_1 — 2010-09-05 03:08:44Z

Her picture is on Public menbers tree

Re: Elizabeth ( Betsey / Betsy ) Fall

CourtneyBoydFall — 2010-08-29 22:15:34Z

Heather Howell Carroll - The Great Grand Daughter of Vera Fall, She would be my husband's great Aunt. His grandfather is Chester Fall he is a brother to Vera. Do you live around Lenawee Co.? I've been working on Doug's side for about 10+ years now. Would like to Share if you would? fall7319@aol.com. I have a restaurant in Deerfield you could contact me there too.
Courtney Boyd-Fall

Re: falls in colorado

klc500 — 2010-08-07 00:57:56Z

It's no trouble at all. Look for my e-mail with attached pic's.

Re: falls in colorado

verleenmcdougal — 2010-08-06 18:11:59Z

Could I see those pics that you mentioned and of course if you have pics of catherine I would like l to see those to. Hopefully this is not to much trouble. Whatever you give it will be appreciated. Like I said i found need any info from me I would be more than happy to share. my e-mail mmama40@aol.com

Re: falls in colorado

klc500 — 2010-08-06 16:20:07Z

Hmmm...I will check to see if there are any pictures of Catherine. It looks like she died very young. I do have picutes of Catherine's parents, Henry Fall and Ellen Craig Holliday and a pic of most of the children outside of a log cabin with Henry while Ellen was in the cabin supposedly just gave birth. She may be pictued in that one as a child. Let me see what I can find.

Re: falls in colorado

verleenmcdougal — 2010-08-06 04:04:45Z

thankyou so much for replying. I don't know if you could help with this one. My grandaughters middle name is Catherine. I have like 3 pics of catherine not very clear ones. My daughter wanted a pic of Catherine I was just wandering if there might be another pic of her out there. My mothers photo album was destroyed. I doubt you have one. But, I thought I would give it a try. There are other questions I have I will gather them. If there is any questions you have for me. Just let me know.

Eleanor Baker (Hill)

klc500 — 2010-08-04 16:42:46Z

I am looking for information on Eleanor Baker (Hill) born in Plattsmouth, NE in 1892. She married Fred Ramge, divorced and I believe remarried. She died in 1972 in Omaha NE. Looking specifically for info on her last name at death and info on her mother which I believe was Elnora (late name?).

Re: falls in colorado

klc500 — 2010-08-04 16:37:32Z

Catherine Craig Fall was may great grandmothers sister, Jean Cameron Fall. I have a lot of info on the Fall line. How can I help?

Re: Fall, Alvin Bickford OH

wolfie6767 — 2010-08-02 13:29:12Z

Wow been along time since I have been here on the board. I do have lots of information email robin_dutta33@yahoo.com

ERNEST FALL 1876 - 19369

ALANLSMART41642 — 2010-06-29 11:15:59Z

It would be appreciated if anyone could help me develope my links.
Earnest Married Elizabeth Bordoli and after she died he remarried a Clara Ball

James L. Fall of Rochester, IN 1943

drbrownlee — 2010-06-26 04:36:31Z

James is pictured in a 1943 flight annual from Victory Field in Vernon, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help others seeking family.

Re: falls in colorado

verleenmcdougal — 2010-06-10 19:18:19Z

My grandmother was named Catherine Craig Fall and my grandfather benjamin Alexander Gaylor

Re: falls in colorado

KathyFall — 2010-06-06 23:58:24Z

What are your grandparents names?

Re: Fall Family of South Carolina

cdjw2 — 2010-05-11 05:43:14Z

Fall- try guilford county north carolina

Re: Fall Family

cdjw2 — 2010-05-11 05:23:32Z

try cencus and go back word 1930-1920-1910 and on

Dawn Kimball Fall

RHughes4452 — 2010-04-03 02:03:54Z

I'm trying to contact the above person who graduated from Owego Free Academy, Class of 1961. 50th reunion coming up. Please contact Ron Hughes at rondh@cox.net.

Re: FALL: LINCOLNSHIRE, LONDON, WOLVERHAMPTON, DERBY

berylfall — 2010-03-27 21:03:07Z

I haven't been on Ancestry for about a month and just found your message. My husband's grandfather was Frederick Fall; son of James Fall & Fanny Sheens. I know from the censuses that Fanny had two aunts who made hats. Other than that I know very little about the Sheens. When Fanny died she was still called Sheens but the censuses refer to her as Fanny Fall.

The mystery around Matthew Fall and James fall remains just that, a mystery. Because Matthew was born before birth certificates I have no way of knowing if he was given a middle name (possibly James). I have found no death of Matthew and he disappeared off the censuses; at that time James appeared. I will see if I have any info on the Sheens family. Meanwhile I would love it if you could give the info you have on the Sheens

falls in colorado

verleenmcdougal — 2010-02-28 07:04:30Z

My grandmother is a fall. I was wandering if there was any information from this side of the family.

Re: FALL: LINCOLNSHIRE, LONDON, WOLVERHAMPTON, DERBY

johnsheens — 2010-02-21 12:00:11Z

Only to say that I am a Sheens whose ancesters came to Australia from Lincolnshire in the 1850s....if that is any help. I know their names.....2 girls & 2 boys

Re: Elizabeth ( Betsey / Betsy ) Fall

Canuck1 — 2010-01-24 02:59:19Z

Hi again Heather:

Just a clarification;

Hatevil's wife was Sarah DURHAM (with an "R") though in some records here name was written as DUNHAM (with an "N").

I have the Revolutionary Military records of Sarah's brother Stephen DURHAM in which Sarah and Hatevil made declarations to verify Stephen's military service, in support of a pension.

Tom

Re: Elizabeth ( Betsey / Betsy ) Fall

Canuck1 — 2010-01-24 02:30:37Z

Hi Heather:

The original of this 3 Generations of the Henry H. FALL family was received by us (myself and two other HINES family researchers) in 2000 from Barb CASE, who was living in Rochester, NY at that time. It appears that Barb must have been related to the WITT line through Eleanor FALL. We do not know for sure, but Barb has disappeared from the Internet scene, so may have died.

Barb's information was wonderful to receive but there were a few errors regarding Hatevil's wife. She was definitely Sarah DUNHAM, with information backing that up in Hatevil's Civil War Pension and Military Service papers which I ordered from the US archives.

Because this email system is only in black and white, except where I put "Tom's note" you will not be able to differentiate between the original information that I received from Barb Case and the information that I have added since 2000.

The info shown here about Hatevil's son Isaac and Isaac's son Caliston was just added by me after I did some searching at ancestry.com and other sites after reading your query. Caliston was a twin, with his sister named Calista.

From an inquiry posted by someone else on another site, there was some history passed down that the FALL family had Native American ancestry. I have not found any such ancestry, but it is always possible.

However, the info passed down might have been embellished over the years, as Isaac and his family moved to Ohio from Jefferson County, New York (upper New York State near Watertown) circa 1840 (Hamden, Geauga County, Ohio which I think is Cleveland area). Soon after, the family was living in Sandusky County,Ohio but in 1850 there is no trace of Isaac, so he likely died between 1842 and 1850.

What is significant about the family's Sandusky County location is that in the very late 1830's and very early 1840's, the US government moved the Wyandot Indians and other tribes from Sandusky County, Ohio to Kansas. I am familiar with that move as last summer I happened to be researching another ancestral line of Mohawk Indians who had sided with the British in the American Revolution, then moved into Ontario (Canada) after the Revolution, and then a small group of them moved to a Wyandot reservation (becoming adopted into the Wyandots) near Detroit and then to Sandusky County, Ohio and then to points west.

What likely happened, is that Isaac FALL managed to be assigned a piece of land on the former Wyandot reserve in Sandusky County shortly after the Wyandots were moved out, and thereby the Native connection got garbled in later generations into "Native ancestry" as the info got changed as it passed down by word of mouth.

Anyway, I will post here the background info that I have on the amazingly named Hatevil Henry FALL (who generally did go by Hatevil in his Pension papers), his wife Sarah DUNHAM and their known children.

I am related to Hatevil's son James, about whom Barb CASE did not have any information.

I will not post all of my FALL family info here, but the info on Hatevil and his son Isaac is about all that I have. Both Henry and his wife Sarah must have had excellent genes as they both lived to age 90+ which was an amazing feat back in the early 1800s. No idea who Hatevil parents were or when his ancestors moved to British North America (as it was before the Revolution), nor where they were from - eg. could be England or Ireland, or even Germany but assuming a name change in spelling such a PFALL

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1 Henry Hatevil FALL
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Birth: 1753, Damariscotta, Lincoln Co, ME1
Death: 19 Jul 1845, Hounsfield, Jefferson Co, NY, age: 922
Burial: Brownville Cemetery, Brownville, NY3, See Henry FALL Jr

Pension records are the primary source of information.2 Three places of enlistment were given for Henry: Damariscotta, ME; Bristol, ME; and Boston, MA. Take your pick. His birth has not been found yet.

In Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution4, pp.483-484 there is a listing of thirteen assignments (listings) for Hatevil FALL dated from 7 Oct 1775 to Sept 1778. No battles are mentioned. However, rank, company and regiment are given in each listing along with where the company was mustered. From October 1775 through February 1777 he served under Captains Bowne, Swan, Hilton, Hodsdon, Brigham, and Sumner. In February 1777 he joined Capt Samuel Fosters company, Col. Greatons regiment, in which he was listed as Sergeant and reported on command at Canterhook. (In the pension record it states guarded public stores at Kinderhoook, NY.2, Query Summary) 20 Jul 1778, Lieut James Tisdale is in command of (late) Capt Fosters company. 1 Aug 1778, reported reduced to Private. An earlier entry for pay accounts for 1 Jan 1777 to 22 Dec 1778 includes reported deserted.

Tom’s Note:
In Henry H. FALL’s Revolutionary War Pension Papers, it was also mentioned that Henry had served for a while in a fleet of gunboats on Lake Champlain in NY State under the command of Brigadier General Benedict Arnold, and that Henry was on a boat that was sunk. Perhaps this was the Gunboat ‘Spitfire’ which was recently raised from the bottom of Lake Champlain!!!?
http://www.lcmm.org/site/mri/mri_arch_projects/gunboat_spitf...

According to his pension papers, Henry also took part in a failed American Rebel campaign that was intended to raid Quebec City.

In Childs Gazetteer (Brownville, bio for Anson Potter of Hounsfield) are the following notes: he (Potter) made the acquaintance of Miss Abby M. Fall, whom he married September 26, 1826. Her father, Henry T. Fall, [Note: should read Henry H.] was an officer in the Revolutionary army and served during the war; soon after peace was declared he settled in Litchfield County where Mrs. Potter was born, April 11, 1802. In 1811, meeting with some reverses in business, he emigrated to the town of Rodman.5, Pt.1, pp 303-304, Brownville

Burial is also not clear. See notes for son, Henry.

Census: 1790 Census: Kinderhook, Columbus Co., NY. Fall, Henry
In the household were: 1 male over age 16; 2 males under age 16; and 4 females

Census: 1800 Census: Herkimer County, New York, p.421; Fall, Henry
Henry is over 45, his wife was between 26-45; They had two boys age 10-16, 1 boy under 10 and 5 girls under 10.

1810 Census: Lewis County, New York, p.113 Fall, Henry
Henry and his wife were over age 45, with 4 girls between ages 10 and 16, and 1 boy and 1 girl under 10

1820 Census: Hounsfield, Jefferson County, New York, p.136/405 Fall, Henry
In the household are: 1 male and 1 female over 45; 1 male (16-18) and 2 females (16-26)

1825 Census: Hounsfield, p.5; Fall, Henry H.
Household contains 1 male (voter) and 3 females: 2 females unmarried (16-45) and 1 presumed over 45.
He farmed 18 acres and had 2 cattle, 2 horses, 22 sheep and 2 hogs. The family produced 20 yds fulled cloth.

1830 Census:

1840 Census: Ellisburg, p 29, Fall, Henry H.
Household consists of one very old woman (80-90) and one very old man (90-100).

Spouse: Sarah DURHAM
Birth: 1757, Kinderhook, Columbia Co, NY1
Death: 17 May 1848, Brownville, Jefferson Co, NY, age: 916
Death Memo: Died of old age at 88yrs
Father: James DURHAM
Mother: Eleanor PATTERSON

Every one of the DAR applications from Jefferson county says that Henry married Sarah BRACE. But the pension application and records of the Dutch Reformed Church in Claverack, NY, clearly state that her name was Sarah DURHAM.

Sarah may have been the daughter of Silas Durham who appears in the 1790 census.

The only children found in the pension papers are: Eleanor (called the second child), Abigail, Isaac and Betsey. There are obvious gaps in the records.

There is a death record in the old books which may or may not be Sarah Durham Fall. Her age is given as 88yrs at the time of death which would give her a birth year of 1759/1760. Close enough? She died of old age.

Research: Find source of birth information???

Marr: 10 Feb 1778, Hudson, Columbia Co, NY7

Children: Eleanor (1782-1871) married Gott WITT
Henry (1791-1831) married Amy BAILEY
James married Irene/Irena LUNNON/LENNON/LUMAN (?)
Hannah married Abel SCOTT
Abigail (1800-) (Abby) married Anson POTTER
Isaac (1802-) married Abagail Elizabeth GUERNSEY
Betsey (1804-) (Elizabeth B.) married Newman/Numan HOLLY/HOLLEY/HAWLEY

FYI Here is a link to a Jefferson County site where you can find a sketch of Abby FALL (Mrs. Anson POTTER) and her hubbyh
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/jefferson/ppp/

1.6 Isaac FALL
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Birth: 1802

Isaac was 18 in 1820 according to the summary of his father’s pension papers.2

Some of following is from a posting by Casey M. Prentice to the FALL surname site through Ancestry.com/Rootsweb. I have added information in from Ancestry.com records:

..... 4 Issac Fall b: 1802 in Sackets Harbor, NY d: 25 Oct 1895 in/near Elmore, Ohio (I don’t know where this death date came from. Could not find Isaac in the US Censuses after 1840, so appears to have died circa 1845 in Ohio. In 1840, Isaac H. Fall and family were in Hampden, Geauga County, Ohio, with 2 males under age 5, 1 male age 5 to 10, one male age 10 to 15, one male age 30 to 40, 1 female under age 5, 2 females age 5 to 10, and one female age 30 to 40).
http://www.cousinconnect.com/d/a/66737
Isaac passed away at a young age in Marblehead, Ottawa Co. OH at a young age, which would have been after 1844 because his last child Elvira born.
......... +Abagail Elizabeth Guernsey b: in Hounsfield, Ellisburg Township, Jefferson Co., NY d: in Ohio (Abagail/Abigail was not in the US Censuses after 1860, so likely died between 1860 and 1870 in Ohio. In 1860 she, Calista and Adeline/Adaline were in Ballville, Sandusky County, Ohio).
......... 5 (perhaps) Louisa Fall b. ~1833 NY (was on the same page in 1850 Census as Abagail and children – no Isaac – in Ballville, Sandusky County, Ohio)
............. 5 Seth Fall b: 1835 in NY married Jane NEELY 13 Feb 1859 in Sandusky County, Ohio
............. 5 Amos William Fall b: 1836 in Sackets Harbor, NY d: Bet. 1900 - 1910
................. +Hannah Kistler b: 1834 in Melborne, OH d: 26 Jun 1906
............. 5 Caliston Fall b: 08 Mar 1839 d: 27 Jul 1918 in Lenewee Co. (twin with Calista)
................. +Calista Schouten Caliston was in 1864 Civil war Co. H Unit 64 Ohio Infantry.
http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.ohi...
Calista Schouten-Fall
CourtneyBoydFall (View posts)
Posted: 5 Jun 2005 11:55AM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Schouten, Fall, Brunt, Hall, Conklin, Hull, Lillie
I'm looking for pictures of Calista Schouten-Fall, daughter of William and Ruth Schouten of Sandusky Co., Ohio. In the 1860 census Sandusky Co. Green Creek, Ohio Calista was about 20yrs old, looks like she had siblings named Defout?, Justus, Alice, Maroin?-boy, and Minnie. She married Caliston Fall August 26, 1860 in Sandusky Co and had Frank L. Fall, Clara E. Fall-Fitch-Brunt, Hortense "Hortie" B.Fall-Hall, Alice B. Fall, Emmit C. Fall, Ellen E. Fall-Conklin, William Guernsey Fall, Calista B. Fall, Zua A. Fall-Hull, Edna M. Fall-Lillie, and Edwin H. Fall. Caliston inlisted in the Civil war in 1864 when he got out they made their way to Lenawee Co., Deerfield and Blissfield, Michigan. It would be nice to put faces to these names that I have been searching.
Edwin H Fall born Feb. 12 1888 in MI and died June 13 1970 in San Diego. Son of Caliston Fall and Calista Schouten originally of Sandusky Co, OH. They moved to MI.

http://genforum.genealogy.com/fall/messages/237.html
Caliston and Calista Fall married? 8-26-1860 Sandusky, OH
Inlisted Civil War 9-26-1864 OH, Co. H 64 Ohio Infantry-Private.
Children: Alice B. 2-25-1869/8-31-1880 Deerfield Cemetery
Calista B. 1-13-1879/9-18-1880 Deerfield, MI cemetery
Hortie B. (Hortense) 5-12-1866/4-28-1888 Deerfield, MI Cemetery
William Guernsey 8-6-1876/2-4-1915 Deerfield, MI Cemetery
Frank L. Toledo, OH
Clara E. Fitch-Brunt 7-25-1863/4-14-1949 Deerfield, MI Cem.
Emmit C. 9-?-1872 San Antonio, Tx
Ella E. Conklin Toledo, OH
Zua A. Hull 1881/1959 Pleasantview Cem. Blissfield, MI
Edna M. Lillie AnnArbor, MI
Edward H. 2-12-1888 MI/1-13-1970 San Diego,CA

............. 5 Calista Fall b: 08 Mar 1839. (twin with Caliston). Died in Lucas County, Ohio on March 16, 1926 – Volume 4994 Certificate 17911. Death registration under name of Calista Fall, so may not have married.
............. 5 Adaline Fall b: 1841 married W. H. ICKES 7 Feb 1861 in Sandusky County, Ohio
............. 5 Elvira Fall b: 1844

Re: William F. Fall

cdjw2 — 2010-01-15 07:58:07Z

clarksville is in weakley co tn, try the archives for that county in tnI found william F Fall has a will but you will have to findout where it is also a deed. Who are his parents?

Re: William F. Fall

cdjw2 — 2010-01-15 06:55:41Z

clarksville is in weakley co tn, try the archives for that county in tn

Re: Captain Fall and the war of independence

cdjw2 — 2010-01-15 06:32:01Z

Iread about the Dunbar Merchants and they carried Prisoners.Try Google because you might find what you are looking for.

Re: Captain Fall and the war of independence

dma1607 — 2010-01-13 21:11:56Z

?? Don't get your drift. I'm working from the Dunbar end and trying to connect this American (nominally) privateer of the same surname.

Re: Captain Fall and the war of independence

cdjw2 — 2010-01-11 05:00:16Z

try Dunbar Merchants

Re: Fall Family of South Carolina

cdjw2 — 2010-01-11 04:52:49Z

try county archives and you might find her parents.

Re: Elizabeth ( Betsey / Betsy ) Fall

docauditor — 2009-12-30 03:16:47Z

Reading your reply to a Isaac Fall research request you volunteered information on Henry Hatevil Fall. Could you email this to me also? I am the great grand daughter of Vera Fall, who was a great grand daughter of Calistan Fall.

Any information would be helpful on Hatevil.

Thank you
-Heather Howell Carroll

FALL J Joseph 1892-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-16 20:14:29Z

FALL J Joseph 1892-1970

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 210,030 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

FALL Sue M 1890-1981

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-16 20:14:07Z

FALL Sue M 1890-1981

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 210,030 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

FALL Thomas C 1855-1930

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-16 20:13:54Z

FALL Thomas C 1855-1930

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 210,030 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

FALL Bridget S 1858-1938

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-16 20:13:33Z

FALL Bridget S 1858-1938

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 210,030 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.