Keziah C Hallmark

Notes:

BIR,MG,DTH: Paul Henderson "Hallmark" book.

Notes:

BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Paul W Henderson. Bur Bynum Cem

BIR,ORD: IGI

NOTES: Veteran of San Jacinto - History of Houston Co, TX pp 158: born May
20, 1804 amd doed Kan 26 1880 (Bynum cemetery 10 miles S.W. Crockett-near
Shiloh) as shown on grave marker. Also shown on San Jacinto Monument. He left
a will, one item as follows: " I give and bequeath to Shiloh Church three
acres of land including the House of worship."
General Land Office Muster Roll, Book 36, San Jacinto: William C Hallmark,
2nd regiment, Texas volunteers 1st Company,

1850 CENSUS: Houston Co, TX: William and Leannah Steadham(wife #2)

1860 CENSUS: Houston Co, TX: William and Leannah and children.

Book #976.4, "Land Grants of Texas" 1835-1888, Denton Co, Wise Co, TX - pp 317.

William married Dicy Box 2 Apr 1823, Blount, Alabama, United States. Dicy was born 26 Oct 1807, Franklin, Tennessee, United States; died 15 Dec 1837, Houston, Harris, Texas, United States; was buried Dec 1837, Houston, Harris, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Paul Henderson "Hallmark" book. Bur Bynum Cem. Dau of Stephen
F Box and Keziah Helms

Notes:

BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Paul W Henderson. Mustang Prairie Cem. Shows mg as abt 1816 and ORD: 5 Sep 1991 DALLA (ck)

HISTORY OF HOUSTON COUNTY, by A.A. Aldrich, located in Austin-State Archives of Texas:
PP 7-8: Signers of petition for county of Houston, Texas: (see additional page for narrative) John Hallmark, James M. Hallmark, Alfred M. Hallmark, George W. Hallmark, John B Hallmark, George Hallmark, Thomas Garner, George Hallmark.
PP 18: "On June 22, 1839 AT Hallmark was constable for some unnamed precinct in Houston County." "On February 13 1841, George Hallmark and W. Hallmark were commissioned justices of the peace for Beat #2 of Houston Co, having been elected on November 14, 1840."
PP 20: "On February 3, 1845, George Hallmark, Sr., was elected justice of the peace Precinct #2, and commissioned February 27, 1845."
PP 79: "The Creek Community...citizens: William C Hallmark (Billy), S.B. Hallmark (Steve). Creek School house destroyed by fire after merging with Austonio School."
PP 158: "The progenitor of the Hallmark family in Houston County was George Hallmark, who lived on Mustang Prarie, and for whom a small creek is named. He was a prominent man in his day and accumulated a large estate during his lifetime. He made his will on August 16, 1848, which was provided in the County Court on October 25, 1852, and same was recorded in Book I of the deed
records of Houston Co, TX. His estate was appraised at $17,000.
In this will he bequeathed to his three youngest sons, Richard M Hallmark, Ephraim L.B. Hallmark, and Alexander C Hallmark, 3 negroes named Solom, Charity and Little Tom, stating that Little Tom was the youngest Negro he owned, and provided in said will that said Negroes should work for the use, benefit and support of said three children until they shall be of age; or the youngest one marries, at which time they shall be equally divided among them. Just how this could be accomplished, the will does not undertake to provide. The rest of his estate is equally bequeathed to his children, Polly Box, William C, George W, Lee Anna Rosser, John B, James M, Alfred H, Aveline Stedham, Matthew DT,
together with Stillwell Box's 6 children, who out of their part shall put in $640, which if they do, would be entitled to an equal part of the property, together with seven Negroes: Peggy, Big Tom, Harriett, Charles, Simion, Elizabeth, and July. This same George in 1843 was postmaster at Mustang
Prarie.

1809 CENSUS: AL.Madison Co-(MS Terr, Vol 5): George Hallmark, Jr over 21, 2 males under 21, 4 females under 21, 2 females over 21.

1850 CENSUS: TX,Houston Co: Anc.com Img 40, no date, Dwelling 648/648:
HALLMARK, George 72/VA - farmer [value $852]; Richard M 15/TX;
Ephraim LB 13/Houston Coty; Alexander C 5/Houston Coty

George married Sarah Calvert Abt 1800, Tennessee, United States. Sarah was born Abt 1780, Tennessee, United States; died Bef 1828, Blount, Alabama, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

BIR,MG,DTH: Paul W Henderson - dau of William Calvert.

Notes:

BIR,DTH: Rcds-Paul W Henderson, Hallmark family historian, frm Olwen Allmark Taylor of England and Fred McCaleb of Alabama.

LANDGRANT: Greene Co Tenn #313-350 acres both sides Lick Crk. Shown as Geo. Halmark. 1787-1791 partial census. (Lttr Mary Hallmark 1963) From N Carolina Land Grants, compiled by Lucy Kate McGhee Box 7217, Apex Stn, Wash DC. (1965, Mary wrote, saying she received zerox copy of grant & warrant of George Hallmark Green Co TN bk to 1783. Rcvd cc frm Sec of State Raleigh NC

CENSUS: 1809 Madison Co, AL (MS Terr) Vol 5: George Hallmark, Sr over 21,
3 males under 21, 1 male under 21, 2 females under 21.

MIL: Pub Svc Claims Commissioners Bk I pg 166-Botetourt Co Crt Sessions, "Claim George Hallmark, 30 July 1783." In Index of Manuscripts Public Claims The Revolutionary War", compiled by Anne Waller Reddy, 1930, St Library Baltimore, MD. Patriot in Rev War in Botetourt County.

NOTES: History of East Tennessee, pg 853, by Goodspeed (letter from Mary 1966): "George Hallmark, James Randolph, and Garrett Willingham were delegates to Baptist Assn 1794 in Grainger Co TN. Note: This Garrett Willingham also migrated to Henderson Co, Kentucky in early 1800."

1840 CENSUS: Houston Co, TX-frm "Republic of Texas" pg 78, #976.4 x2w:
Hds of Households: Hallmark, G.W. (George Washington, #3 sn of George Wm), D.M. (David Monah, son of John), George (Wm, son of George), G.H.
(George, son of John), James (#8 son of George William), W.C. (William Calvert, #2 son of George Wm), M.D.T. under 21 (Matthew DT, #11 son of George Wm), A.M.(Alfred M, #9 son of George Wm), Richard (#6 son of George), Prewit (son of Richard), J.B. (John B, son of George Wm).
1840 Nagogdoches Co, TX - same source: Hallmark, J. M. (James Minett,
son of Richard?)

George married Leannah Mynatt Abt 1769, Virginia, United States. Leannah (daughter of Richard Mynatt and Sarah Cummings) was born 19 Feb 1756, Prince William, Virginia, United States; died 1805, Knox, Tennessee, United States; was buried 1805, Little Flat Creek Cemetery, Corryton, Knox, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

BIR,DTH,BUR: Paul W Henderson-dau of Richard Mynatt and Sarah Cummings
Buried Mynatt Cemetery. Will of father July 1805 shows dau Leannah Hallmark. Lttr May 1997 Janice Nierenhausen cc of file Geo Mynatt of Knoxville TN: Lena B 2-9-1756 md to Geo Hallmark abt 1774

NOTES: House of Cravens - shows name as Leannah Minett. Also seen spelled Mynott.

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