Hall, Frank Elmer

1873 - 1924  (50 years)

• Name	Hall, Frank Elmer  [1]
  	20200220HAv- Inbox Frank E. Hall hallbrock426 Feb 01, 2020 "hallbrock" last name is Hall and I live in Brockway, PA. Just a creative way to make a user name! BTW, the 426 is my daughter's birthdate, in case you were wondering! Randy john wetzel Feb 01, 2020 BTW, Where does 'hallbrock' come from ? Another direct ancestral name in Potter County, PA is Brock. Do you have Brocks? john john wetzel Dec 13, 2019 Thank you Randy!! I will add this information and see where it leads. So much of the random information that I have often ends up tying into my tree, which is like a huge picture puzzle with no edges. [My father, 91, still always has one going in his den, so even that is 'in my genes'.] I'll check your tree out for some more details. Cross Fork, not far from Austin, was a large lumbering town which nearly died out entirely in the early 20th century. But you probably know that. Which tree of mine are you accessing? I don't sync, out of fear of losing or jumbling information in the process, so I occasionally upload a latest edition and will later remove an older one. The latest, which I just uploaded a week ago or so, is WETZEL-SPRING_2019Dez. john 20200131HAv- Frank E. Hall ... hallbrock426 Dec 13, 2019 Frank Elmer Hall, b. May 25, 1873 in Keeneyville, PA in Tioga county and d. March 24, 1924 in Barnes, PA is my great great grandfather. I did not know that until about 20 years ago when I started searching for my father's biological father. He was raised on a farm, just 3 miles outside of Austin in Potter county by Lloyd Tyler, who married his mother a couple of years after my Dad was born. That is what started my foray into genealogy, which has not stopped since then. Frank ended up in Cross Fork because was a company man working for the group who built the sawmill there. He was moved by them to Barnes after the mill in Cross Fork burned to the ground. His wife was Julia Anna Brown, b. July 26,1873 in Lawrenceville, PA and d. in Barnes on November 3, 1917. The niece that is living with them in Cross Fork has been a mystery for years; haven't been able to trace her forwards or backwards! You can see my Hall line on my public tree on Ancestry. BTW, it is quite likely that your great grandmother is connected, at some point, to my Hall line. Sounds like a joint venture to solve that mystery! Sincerely, Randy Hall john wetzel Dec 13, 2019 Hi Randy, I have two Frank E. Halls in my tree- 1. born 1892, my 2nd cousin 2x removed. 2. born 1874, no relation (so far), wife Mrs. Julia A. Hall, in 1910 lived in Cross Fork, PA. I can see where this can be confusing, because I have many 'satellite' family groups, just looking for a connection. My research interests have gotten a lot more complicated over the 25+ years I've been doing this. The advent of DNA testing for genealogy has opened an amazing horizon, which, among other things, exposed a half-sibling and a mystery that I have only zeroed-in on but still not solved. This got me more interested in the area where I grew up, Potter County and environs. Several FB groups have fed this interest with some awesome photos and other information, with discussions that have been a gold mine for information, not all of it rigorously accurate but informative nonetheless. So that is probably why. And, a great grandmother was a Hall, in upstate NY... To which Frank E. Hall are your related? I would love to learn more about him. Sincerely, john wetzel hallbrock426 Dec 09, 2019 Hi John, I am just curious. You have constructed a small family tree that includes some of my family members. Based on DNA results, I don't believe that we are related, even though I have extensive family ties throughout Potter county. I was wondering if you were researching this family or a reason. I could probably shed some light on some things. Regards, Randy Hall
  Birth	25 May 1873	Keeneyville, Tioga, Pennsylvania, USA   [1, 2]
  	20200131HAv- Frank E. Hall ... hallbrock426 Dec 13, 2019 Frank Elmer Hall, b. May 25, 1873 in Keeneyville, PA in Tioga county and d. March 24, 1924 in Barnes, PA is my great great grandfather.
  Gender	Male
  Occupation	1910	Cross Fork, Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  	laborer, stave factory
  census 1910	20 Apr 1910	Cross Fork, Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [2]
  	Chestnut St, Age: 36; Head PA PA PA m2/15 laborer, stave factory
  	20180205 RVAV- Frank H Vannattre in the 1910 United States Federal Census date: April 20 1910 S.G. Means(?) Name: Frank H Vannatter Age: 30 Birth: abt 1880 Pennsylvania Home: Cross Fork Village Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Frog Town(?) Race: White Gender: Male Relation:Head Status: Married Spouse: Florra N Vannattre Father's Birth:New York Mother's Birth:New York Native Tongue: English Occupation: Foreman Industry: Locomotive Employer, Employee or Other:Wage Earner Home Owned or Rented:Own Home Free or Mortgaged:Free Farm or House: House Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Years Married: 11 Out of Work: N Number of weeks out of work:0 Household Members: Name Age Chestnut Street John Campbell 63 Head Can Sc Scottland m1/31 1864 n.a. Landlord, Hotel R(P)air A Campbell 54 wife PA PA PA m1/31 5/5 Donald Campbell 29 son PA Can PA S Railroading, Breakman Lester Campbell 20 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman James Campbell 19 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman Garret H Sullivan 45 Head PA Ire PA m1 blacksmith, shop work Paul Campbell 38 Head PA PA PA m1/19 laborer, Stave factory Emma E Campbell 40 wife PA PA PA m1/19 x/x Frank E Hall 36 Head PA PA PA m2/15 laborer, stave factory Julia A Hall 30 wife PA PA PA m1/15 4/3 Gertrude H Hall 14 dau PA PA PA Frances K Hall 12 dau PA PA PA Charles J Hall 10 son PA PA PA Lucinda C Hall 69 mother PA PA PA Hallie E Johnson 10 niece PA PA PA "Frog Town" Frank H Vannattre 30 Head PA NY NY m1/11 Foreman, Locomotive Florra N Vannattre 28 wife PA PA PA m1/11 3/3 Ruth H Vannattre 9 dau PA PA PA Harry Vannattre 7 son PA PA PA Mildred E Vannattre 3 dau PA PA PA Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1415; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0129; FHL microfilm: 1375428 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. John Campbell in the 1910 United States Federal Census date: April 20 1910 S.G. Means(?) Name: John Campbell Age: 63 Birth: abt 1847 Canada Home: Cross Fork Village Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Chestnut St Race: White Gender: Male Immigr: 1864 Relation:Head Status: Married Spouse: Rair A Campbell Father's Birth: Scotland Mother's Birth: Scotland Native Tongue: English Occupation: Landlord Industry: Hotel Employer, Employee or Other:Own Account Home Owned or Rented:Rent Farm or House: House Naturalization Status:Naturalized Read: Yes Write: Yes Years Married: 31 Out of Work: Y weeks out of work: 0 Household Members: Name Age Chestnut Street John Campbell 63 Head Can Sc Scottland m1/31 1864 n.a. Landlord, Hotel R(P)air A Campbell 54 wife PA PA PA m1/31 5/5 Donald Campbell 29 son PA Can PA S Railroading, Breakman Lester Campbell 20 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman James Campbell 19 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman Garret H Sullivan 45 Head PA Ire PA m1 blacksmith, shop work Paul Campbell 38 Head PA PA PA m1/19 laborer, Stave factory Emma E Campbell 40 wife PA PA PA m1/19 x/x Frank E Hall 36 Head PA PA PA m2/15 laborer, stave factory Julia A Hall 30 wife PA PA PA m1/15 4/3 Gertrude H Hall 14 dau PA PA PA Frances K Hall 12 dau PA PA PA Charles J Hall 10 son PA PA PA Lucinda C Hall 69 mother PA PA PA Hallie E Johnson 10 niece PA PA PA "Frog Town" Frank H Vannattre 30 Head PA NY NY m1/11 Foreman, Locomotive Florra N Vannattre 28 wife PA PA PA m1/11 3/3 Ruth H Vannattre 9 dau PA PA PA Harry Vannattre 7 son PA PA PA Mildred E Vannattre 3 dau PA PA PA Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1415; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0129; FHL microfilm: 1375428
  Death	24 Mar 1924	Barnes, Warren, Pennsylvania, USA
  	20200131HAv- Frank E. Hall ... hallbrock426 Dec 13, 2019 Frank Elmer Hall, b. May 25, 1873 in Keeneyville, PA in Tioga county and d. March 24, 1924 in Barnes, PA is my great great grandfather.
  ancestry.com	9 Dec 2019	Brockway, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	I am just curious. You have constructed a small family tree that includes some of my family members. Based on DNA results, I don't believe that we are related, even though I have extensive family ties throughout Potter county. I was wondering if you were
  	20200220HAv- Inbox Frank E. Hall hallbrock426 Feb 01, 2020 "hallbrock" last name is Hall and I live in Brockway, PA. Just a creative way to make a user name! BTW, the 426 is my daughter's birthdate, in case you were wondering! Randy john wetzel Feb 01, 2020 BTW, Where does 'hallbrock' come from ? Another direct ancestral name in Potter County, PA is Brock. Do you have Brocks? john john wetzel Dec 13, 2019 Thank you Randy!! I will add this information and see where it leads. So much of the random information that I have often ends up tying into my tree, which is like a huge picture puzzle with no edges. [My father, 91, still always has one going in his den, so even that is 'in my genes'.] I'll check your tree out for some more details. Cross Fork, not far from Austin, was a large lumbering town which nearly died out entirely in the early 20th century. But you probably know that. Which tree of mine are you accessing? I don't sync, out of fear of losing or jumbling information in the process, so I occasionally upload a latest edition and will later remove an older one. The latest, which I just uploaded a week ago or so, is WETZEL-SPRING_2019Dez. john 20200131HAv- Frank E. Hall ... hallbrock426 Dec 13, 2019 Frank Elmer Hall, b. May 25, 1873 in Keeneyville, PA in Tioga county and d. March 24, 1924 in Barnes, PA is my great great grandfather. I did not know that until about 20 years ago when I started searching for my father's biological father. He was raised on a farm, just 3 miles outside of Austin in Potter county by Lloyd Tyler, who married his mother a couple of years after my Dad was born. That is what started my foray into genealogy, which has not stopped since then. Frank ended up in Cross Fork because was a company man working for the group who built the sawmill there. He was moved by them to Barnes after the mill in Cross Fork burned to the ground. His wife was Julia Anna Brown, b. July 26,1873 in Lawrenceville, PA and d. in Barnes on November 3, 1917. The niece that is living with them in Cross Fork has been a mystery for years; haven't been able to trace her forwards or backwards! You can see my Hall line on my public tree on Ancestry. BTW, it is quite likely that your great grandmother is connected, at some point, to my Hall line. Sounds like a joint venture to solve that mystery! Sincerely, Randy Hall john wetzel Dec 13, 2019 Hi Randy, I have two Frank E. Halls in my tree- 1. born 1892, my 2nd cousin 2x removed. 2. born 1874, no relation (so far), wife Mrs. Julia A. Hall, in 1910 lived in Cross Fork, PA. I can see where this can be confusing, because I have many 'satellite' family groups, just looking for a connection. My research interests have gotten a lot more complicated over the 25+ years I've been doing this. The advent of DNA testing for genealogy has opened an amazing horizon, which, among other things, exposed a half-sibling and a mystery that I have only zeroed-in on but still not solved. This got me more interested in the area where I grew up, Potter County and environs. Several FB groups have fed this interest with some awesome photos and other information, with discussions that have been a gold mine for information, not all of it rigorously accurate but informative nonetheless. So that is probably why. And, a great grandmother was a Hall, in upstate NY... To which Frank E. Hall are your related? I would love to learn more about him. Sincerely, john wetzel hallbrock426 Dec 09, 2019 Hi John, I am just curious. You have constructed a small family tree that includes some of my family members. Based on DNA results, I don't believe that we are related, even though I have extensive family ties throughout Potter county. I was wondering if you were researching this family or a reason. I could probably shed some light on some things. Regards, Randy Hall
  Race	White  [2]
  Name	Frank E. Hall  [2]
  Person ID	I51078	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Hall, mr
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Hall, Lucinda C mrs,   b. Abt 1841, Pennsylvania, USA
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F36516	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Brown, Julia Anna,   b. 26 Jul 1873, Lawrenceville, Tioga, Pennsylvania, USA d. 3 Nov 1917, Barnes, Warren, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 44 years)
  Issue, jt	1910	Cross Fork, Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  	m1/15 4/3
  	20180205 RVAV- Frank H Vannattre in the 1910 United States Federal Census date: April 20 1910 enumerator: S.G. Means(?) Name: Frank H Vannatter Age in 1910: 30 Birth Year: abt 1880 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1910: Cross Fork Village Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Frog Town(?) Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House:Head Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Florra N Vannattre Father's Birthplace:New York Mother's Birthplace:New York Native Tongue: English Occupation: Foreman Industry: Locomotive Employer, Employee or Other:Wage Earner Home Owned or Rented:Own Home Free or Mortgaged:Free Farm or House: House Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Years Married: 11 Out of Work: N Number of weeks out of work:0 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Chestnut Street John Campbell 63 Head Can Sc Scottland m1/31 1864 n.a. Landlord, Hotel R(P)air A Campbell 54 wife PA PA PA m1/31 5/5 Donald Campbell 29 son PA Can PA S Railroading, Breakman Lester Campbell 20 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman James Campbell 19 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman Garret H Sullivan 45 Head PA Ire PA m1 blacksmith, shop work Paul Campbell 38 Head PA PA PA m1/19 laborer, Stave factory Emma E Campbell 40 wife PA PA PA m1/19 x/x Frank E Hall 36 Head PA PA PA m2/15 laborer, stave factory Julia A Hall 30 wife PA PA PA m1/15 4/3 Gertrude H Hall 14 dau PA PA PA Frances K Hall 12 dau PA PA PA Charles J Hall 10 son PA PA PA Lucinda C Hall 69 mother PA PA PA Hallie E Johnson 10 niece PA PA PA "Frog Town" Frank H Vannattre 30 Head PA NY NY m1/11 Foreman, Locomotive Florra N Vannattre 28 wife PA PA PA m1/11 3/3 Ruth H Vannattre 9 dau PA PA PA Harry Vannattre 7 son PA PA PA Mildred E Vannattre 3 dau PA PA PA Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1415; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0129; FHL microfilm: 1375428 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. John Campbell in the 1910 United States Federal Census date: April 20 1910 enumerator: S.G. Means(?) Name: John Campbell Age in 1910: 63 Birth Year: abt 1847 Birthplace: Canada Home in 1910: Cross Fork Village Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Chestnut St Race: White Gender: Male Immigration Year: 1864 Relation to Head of House:Head Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Rair A Campbell Father's Birthplace: Scotland Mother's Birthplace: Scotland Native Tongue: English Occupation: Landlord Industry: Hotel Employer, Employee or Other:Own Account Home Owned or Rented:Rent Farm or House: House Naturalization Status:Naturalized Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Years Married: 31 Out of Work: Y Number of weeks out of work:0 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Chestnut Street John Campbell 63 Head Can Sc Scottland m1/31 1864 n.a. Landlord, Hotel R(P)air A Campbell 54 wife PA PA PA m1/31 5/5 Donald Campbell 29 son PA Can PA S Railroading, Breakman Lester Campbell 20 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman James Campbell 19 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman Garret H Sullivan 45 Head PA Ire PA m1 blacksmith, shop work Paul Campbell 38 Head PA PA PA m1/19 laborer, Stave factory Emma E Campbell 40 wife PA PA PA m1/19 x/x Frank E Hall 36 Head PA PA PA m2/15 laborer, stave factory Julia A Hall 30 wife PA PA PA m1/15 4/3 Gertrude H Hall 14 dau PA PA PA Frances K Hall 12 dau PA PA PA Charles J Hall 10 son PA PA PA Lucinda C Hall 69 mother PA PA PA Hallie E Johnson 10 niece PA PA PA "Frog Town" Frank H Vannattre 30 Head PA NY NY m1/11 Foreman, Locomotive Florra N Vannattre 28 wife PA PA PA m1/11 3/3 Ruth H Vannattre 9 dau PA PA PA Harry Vannattre 7 son PA PA PA Mildred E Vannattre 3 dau PA PA PA Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1415; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0129; FHL microfilm: 1375428
  Children	1. Hall, Gertrude H,   b. Abt 1896, Pennsylvania, USA  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   2. Hall, Frances K,   b. Abt 1898, Pennsylvania, USA  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   3. Hall, Charles J,   b. Abt 1900, Pennsylvania, USA  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F36517	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  ancestry.com - I am just curious. You have constructed a small family tree that includes some of my family members. Based on DNA results, I don't believe that we are related, even though I have extensive family ties throughout Potter county. I was wondering if you were - 9 Dec 2019 - Brockway, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  census 1910 USA PA Potter Stewardson 129_4B- Frank H VanNatter.jpg 20180205 RVAV- Frank H Vannattre in the 1910 United States Federal Census date: April 20 1910 S.G. Means(?) Name: Frank H Vannatter Age: 30 Birth: abt 1880 Pennsylvania Home: Cross Fork Village Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Frog Town(?) Race: White Gender: Male Relation:Head Status: Married Spouse: Florra N Vannattre Father's Birth:New…

  
  

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  20191213Offenbach- ancDNA mailbox: re: Frank E. Hall hallbrock426 Dec 09, 2019 john wetzel Dec 13, 2019 Thank you Randy!! I will add this information and see where it leads. So much of the random information that I have often ends up tying into my tree, which is like a huge picture puzzle with no edges. [My father, 91, still always has one going in his den, so even that is 'in my genes'.] I'll check your tree out for some more details. Cross Fork, not far from Austin, was a large lumbering town which nearly died out entirely in the early 20th century. But you probably know that. Which tree of mine are you accessing? I don't sync, out of fear of losing or jumbling information in the process, so I occasionally upload a latest edition and will later remove an older one. The latest, which I just uploaded a week ago or so, is WETZEL-SPRING_2019Dez. john hallbrock426 Dec 13, 2019 Frank Elmer Hall, b. May 25, 1873 in Keeneyville, PA in Tioga county and d. March 24, 1924 in Barnes, PA is my great great grandfather. I did not know that until about 20 years ago when I started searching for my father's biological father. He was raised on a farm, just 3 miles outside of Austin in Potter county by Lloyd Tyler, who married his mother a couple of years after my Dad was born. That is what started my foray into genealogy, which has not stopped since then. Frank ended up in Cross Fork because was a company man working for the group who built the sawmill there. He was moved by them to Barnes after the mill in Cross Fork burned to the ground. His wife was Julia Anna Brown, b. July 26,1873 in Lawrenceville, PA and d. in Barnes on November 3, 1917. The niece that is living with them in Cross Fork has been a mystery for years; haven't been able to trace her forwards or backwards! You can see my Hall line on my public tree on Ancestry. BTW, it is quite likely that your great grandmother is connected, at some point, to my Hall line. Sounds like a joint venture to solve that mystery! Sincerely, Randy Hall john wetzel Dec 13, 2019 Hi Randy, I have two Frank E. Halls in my tree- 1. born 1892, my 2nd cousin 2x removed. 2. born 1874, no relation (so far), wife Mrs. Julia A. Hall, in 1910 lived in Cross Fork, PA. I can see where this can be confusing, because I have many 'satellite' family groups, just looking for a connection. My research interests have gotten a lot more complicated over the 25+ years I've been doing this. The advent of DNA testing for genealogy has opened an amazing horizon, which, among other things, exposed a half-sibling and a mystery that I have only zeroed-in on but still not solved. This got me more interested in the area where I grew up, Potter County and environs. Several FB groups have fed this interest with some awesome photos and other information, with discussions that have been a gold mine for information, not all of it rigorously accurate but informative nonetheless. So that is probably why. And, a great grandmother was a Hall, in upstate NY... To which Frank E. Hall are your related? I would love to learn more about him. Sincerely, john wetzel hallbrock426 Dec 09, 2019 Hi John, I am just curious. You have constructed a small family tree that includes some of my family members. Based on DNA results, I don't believe that we are related, even though I have extensive family ties throughout Potter county. I was wondering if you were researching this family or a reason. I could probably shed some light on some things. Regards, Randy Hall

  
  

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  [S2348] AncDNA In-mail, hallbrock426. Frank E. Hall 20200220HAv- Frank E. Hall hallbrock426 Feb 01, 2020 "hallbrock" last name is Hall and I live in Brockway, PA. Just a creative way to make a user name! BTW, the 426 is my daughter's birthdate, in case you were wondering! Randy 20200131HAv- Frank E. Hall john wetzel Feb 01, 2020 BTW, Where does 'hallbrock' come from ? Another direct ancestral name in Potter County, PA is Brock. Do you have Brocks? john john wetzel Dec 13, 2019 Thank you Randy!! I will add this information and see where it leads. So much of the random information that I have often ends up tying into my tree, which is like a huge picture puzzle with no edges. [My father, 91, still always has one going in his den, so even that is 'in my genes'.] I'll check your tree out for some more details. Cross Fork, not far from Austin, was a large lumbering town which nearly died out entirely in the early 20th century. But you probably know that. Which tree of mine are you accessing? I don't sync, out of fear of losing or jumbling information in the process, so I occasionally upload a latest edition and will later remove an older one. The latest, which I just uploaded a week ago or so, is WETZEL-SPRING_2019Dez. john hallbrock426 Dec 13, 2019 Frank Elmer Hall, b. May 25, 1873 in Keeneyville, PA in Tioga county and d. March 24, 1924 in Barnes, PA is my great great grandfather. I did not know that until about 20 years ago when I started searching for my father's biological father. He was raised on a farm, just 3 miles outside of Austin in Potter county by Lloyd Tyler, who married his mother a couple of years after my Dad was born. That is what started my foray into genealogy, which has not stopped since then. Frank ended up in Cross Fork because was a company man working for the group who built the sawmill there. He was moved by them to Barnes after the mill in Cross Fork burned to the ground. His wife was Julia Anna Brown, b. July 26,1873 in Lawrenceville, PA and d. in Barnes on November 3, 1917. The niece that is living with them in Cross Fork has been a mystery for years; haven't been able to trace her forwards or backwards! You can see my Hall line on my public tree on Ancestry. BTW, it is quite likely that your great grandmother is connected, at some point, to my Hall line. Sounds like a joint venture to solve that mystery! Sincerely, Randy Hall john wetzel Dec 13, 2019 Hi Randy, I have two Frank E. Halls in my tree- 1. born 1892, my 2nd cousin 2x removed. 2. born 1874, no relation (so far), wife Mrs. Julia A. Hall, in 1910 lived in Cross Fork, PA. I can see where this can be confusing, because I have many 'satellite' family groups, just looking for a connection. My research interests have gotten a lot more complicated over the 25+ years I've been doing this. The advent of DNA testing for genealogy has opened an amazing horizon, which, among other things, exposed a half-sibling and a mystery that I have only zeroed-in on but still not solved. This got me more interested in the area where I grew up, Potter County and environs. Several FB groups have fed this interest with some awesome photos and other information, with discussions that have been a gold mine for information, not all of it rigorously accurate but informative nonetheless. So that is probably why. And, a great grandmother was a Hall, in upstate NY... To which Frank E. Hall are your related? I would love to learn more about him. Sincerely, john wetzel hallbrock426 Dec 09, 2019 Hi John, I am just curious. You have constructed a small family tree that includes some of my family members. Based on DNA results, I don't believe that we are related, even though I have extensive family ties throughout Potter county. I was wondering if you were researching this family or a reason. I could probably shed some light on some things. Regards, Randy Hall [S562] census 1910 USA PA Potter, Year: 1910; Census Place: Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1415; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0129; FHL microfilm: 1375428 Vannater; Hall; Campbell; Sullivan. Record for Frank H Vannatter; Campbells 20180205 RVAV- Frank H Vannattre in the 1910 United States Federal Census date: April 20 1910 S.G. Means(?) Name: Frank H Vannatter Age: 30 Birth: abt 1880 Pennsylvania Home: Cross Fork Village Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Frog Town(?) Race: White Gender: Male Relation:Head Status: Married Spouse: Florra N Vannattre Father's Birth:New York Mother's Birth:New York Native Tongue: English Occupation: Foreman Industry: Locomotive Employer, Employee or Other:Wage Earner Home Owned or Rented:Own Home Free or Mortgaged:Free Farm or House: House Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Years Married: 11 Out of Work: N Number of weeks out of work:0 Household Members: Name Age Chestnut Street John Campbell 63 Head Can Sc Scottland m1/31 1864 n.a. Landlord, Hotel R(P)air A Campbell 54 wife PA PA PA m1/31 5/5 Donald Campbell 29 son PA Can PA S Railroading, Breakman Lester Campbell 20 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman James Campbell 19 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman Garret H Sullivan 45 Head PA Ire PA m1 blacksmith, shop work Paul Campbell 38 Head PA PA PA m1/19 laborer, Stave factory Emma E Campbell 40 wife PA PA PA m1/19 x/x Frank E Hall 36 Head PA PA PA m2/15 laborer, stave factory Julia A Hall 30 wife PA PA PA m1/15 4/3 Gertrude H Hall 14 dau PA PA PA Frances K Hall 12 dau PA PA PA Charles J Hall 10 son PA PA PA Lucinda C Hall 69 mother PA PA PA Hallie E Johnson 10 niece PA PA PA "Frog Town" Frank H Vannattre 30 Head PA NY NY m1/11 Foreman, Locomotive Florra N Vannattre 28 wife PA PA PA m1/11 3/3 Ruth H Vannattre 9 dau PA PA PA Harry Vannattre 7 son PA PA PA Mildred E Vannattre 3 dau PA PA PA Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1415; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0129; FHL microfilm: 1375428 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. John Campbell in the 1910 United States Federal Census date: April 20 1910 S.G. Means(?) Name: John Campbell Age: 63 Birth: abt 1847 Canada Home: Cross Fork Village Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Chestnut St Race: White Gender: Male Immigr: 1864 Relation:Head Status: Married Spouse: Rair A Campbell Father's Birth: Scotland Mother's Birth: Scotland Native Tongue: English Occupation: Landlord Industry: Hotel Employer, Employee or Other:Own Account Home Owned or Rented:Rent Farm or House: House Naturalization Status:Naturalized Read: Yes Write: Yes Years Married: 31 Out of Work: Y weeks out of work: 0 Household Members: Name Age Chestnut Street John Campbell 63 Head Can Sc Scottland m1/31 1864 n.a. Landlord, Hotel R(P)air A Campbell 54 wife PA PA PA m1/31 5/5 Donald Campbell 29 son PA Can PA S Railroading, Breakman Lester Campbell 20 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman James Campbell 19 son PA PA PA S Railroading, Fireman Garret H Sullivan 45 Head PA Ire PA m1 blacksmith, shop work Paul Campbell 38 Head PA PA PA m1/19 laborer, Stave factory Emma E Campbell 40 wife PA PA PA m1/19 x/x Frank E Hall 36 Head PA PA PA m2/15 laborer, stave factory Julia A Hall 30 wife PA PA PA m1/15 4/3 Gertrude H Hall 14 dau PA PA PA Frances K Hall 12 dau PA PA PA Charles J Hall 10 son PA PA PA Lucinda C Hall 69 mother PA PA PA Hallie E Johnson 10 niece PA PA PA "Frog Town" Frank H Vannattre 30 Head PA NY NY m1/11 Foreman, Locomotive Florra N Vannattre 28 wife PA PA PA m1/11 3/3 Ruth H Vannattre 9 dau PA PA PA Harry Vannattre 7 son PA PA PA Mildred E Vannattre 3 dau PA PA PA Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1415; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0129; FHL microfilm: 1375428 census 1910 USA PA Potter Stewardson 129_4B- Frank H VanNatter.jpg 20180205 RVAV- Frank H Vannattre in the 1910 United States Federal Census date: April 20 1910 S.G. Means(?) Name: Frank H Vannatter Age: 30 Birth: abt 1880 Pennsylvania Home: Cross Fork Village Stewardson, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Frog Town(?) Race: White Gender: Male Relation:Head Status: Married Spouse: Florra N Vannattre Father's Birth:New…

  
  

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