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Levi Hall
6× great-grandfather of Michael
- Surname line
- Hall
- Living status
- Deceased
- Evidence
- supported
Events
No dated event is published for this person.
Relationships
Partners
- Nancy Hanks Hall supported
- On the tree
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Children
- Mahala Hall Beams supported
- On the tree
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Claim ledger
Every exported claim about this person: what it says, how strong its best source is (tier 1 = original record image, 5 = unsourced lead), its review state, and the sources that carry it. Source links open the workings page for that citation.
| Claim | Predicate | Summary | Status | Tier | Review | Sources |
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claim:levi-hall:name:1 | name | Levi Hall The Wilson/Davis appendix in Herndon's Informants identifies Levi Hall as Nancy Hanks Hall's spouse and Mahala's father; this is compiled historical genealogy, not a newly inspected civil record. | supported | 3 · compiled-genealogy | accepted |
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claim:levi-hall:living-status:1 | living-status | deceased Historical-generation placement in the cited reconstruction establishes that Levi is deceased. | supported | 3 · compiled-genealogy | accepted |
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claim:levi-hall:spouse-of:1 | spouse-of | spouse-of Nancy Hanks Hall The Wilson/Davis Hanks-Hall reconstruction identifies Levi Hall and Nancy Hanks Hall as Mahala's parents. This remains compiled historical genealogy rather than a record-level marriage claim. | supported | 3 · compiled-genealogy | accepted |
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claim:levi-hall:parent-of:1 | parent-of | parent-of Mahala Hall Beams The Wilson/Davis appendix in Herndon's Informants lists Mahala among Levi Hall and Nancy Hanks Hall's children. This is strong compiled historical research, not an independently inspected vital record. | supported | 3 · compiled-genealogy | accepted |
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Conflicts and open questions
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