Zion Cemetery of Bradley Township, Jackson County, IL - Glidewell & Hall -- Hinton Genealogy Research

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	ZION Cemetery Located in southwestern Bradley Township of Jackson County, Illinois

G L I D E W E L L	Ann GLIDEWELL Infant GLIDEWELL J. G. GLIDEWELL - Nothing Located; but supposedley buried in this cemetery. M. GLIDEWELL - Nothing Located; but supposedley buried in this cemetery.
H A L L	Elizabeth HALL Henry M. HALL Isora Lavega HALL Silas HALL

GLIDEWELL, Ann

Headstone	Ann Wife of Terry W. GLIDEWELL Born Nov. 30, 1841 Died Oct. 24, 1870 Aged 28 Yr. 10 Mo. 24 D.	Footstone
		A. G.

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GLIDEWELL, Infant

Headstone	Infant of Terry W. and Caroline GLIDEWELL This stone has no dates and looks as if it never did.	Footstone
		I. G.

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HALL, Elizabeth

Headstone	Elizabeth Wife of Silas HALL. Died May 2, 1874 Ages 90 Yrs. 8 Mo. 21 D.	Footstone
		E. H.

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HALL, Henry M.

Headstone	GONE HOME H. M. HALL Born Mar. 20, 1820 Died May 19, 1873	Footstone
	GONE HOME H. M. HALL Born Mar. 20, 1820 Died May 19, 1873	H. M. H.

HALL, Isora Lavega

Headstone	Isora Lavega Dau. of H. M. & Elzira HALL Died Apr. 2, 1871 Aged 12 Yrs. 7 Mo. 22 D.	Footstone
		None Located

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HALL, Silas

Headstone	Silas HALL Born Sept. 25, 1776. Died May 22, 1869. Aged 92 Yrs. 7 Mo. 27 D.	Footstone
		S. H.

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HALL Notes from Karen :
This couple may be the Silas Hall and his wife Elizabeth (neeMoyer/Moyers) Hall who were married in Jefferson Co., TENN in 1807. This couple had several children and remained in Jefferson Co., TENN through the 1840 census. It looks as though their two oldest sons (Elkanah & Silas Jr) were counted in the Marion Co., TENN 1840 census. After that, Elkanah (and his supposed parents) settled in Jackson Co., ILL. The 1850 census of Jackson Co, IL shows:

HALL Notes from Karen :

This couple may be the Silas Hall and his wife Elizabeth (neeMoyer/Moyers) Hall who were married in Jefferson Co., TENN in 1807.
This couple had several children and remained in Jefferson Co., TENN through the 1840 census.
It looks as though their two oldest sons (Elkanah & Silas Jr) were counted in the Marion Co., TENN 1840 census.
After that, Elkanah (and his supposed parents) settled in Jackson Co., ILL.

The 1850 census of Jackson Co, IL shows:

Household #536			Household #548
HALL	Elkanah 41 Farmer TN Mary B. 36 TN Adaline 15 TN Harriet 13 TN Almar 10 TN Elisabeth 8 TN John M 4 IL		HALL	Silas 73 Farmer $200 CT Elisabeth 67 TN Olive M. 35 TN Harley M. 26 Farmer TN David C. 22 Farmer TN Harriet 9 TN

I wonder if Harley M. Hall (immediately above) is actually Henry M. Hall.
I say this because the 1860 census of Jackson Co., ILL shows Henry M. Hall, his wife Elvira and several of their children (including Isora b abt 1858) living next door to Henry's parents (Silas & Elizabeth) and older brother David Hall.
The tombstone above and listed as Henry M. HALL shows a birth year of 1820, making a difference of about four years that the one on the 1850 census for Harley M. HALL.

Andrew J. Rogers, Jr. was the husband of Harriett J. Hall (daughter of Elkanah Hall).
They were married Sep 27, 1860 in Jackson Co., ILL and had several children before his death.
(found a reference for A. J. Rogers (on the internet) that said he'd died in 1869 (vs 1879) and was buried in the Rogers Family Cemetery in Jackson County.
The year 1869 may be correct, I say this because Harriet is living with her parents in the 1870 census though there is no notation that she's widowed.
The tombstone for A. J. ROGERS, who is buried in this cemetery, definitely shows a death date of Jan. 23, 1879, whether or not this is the same person is a question See : R - Z burials in Zion Cemetery

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