It is apparent that the headstone for this John Hallum was placed long after his death, probably by a genealogy researcher/family historian. This is evident, in part, in that the death date inscribed on the headstone are for a different John Hallum than the one whose descendants are linked to this memorial. Given that the dates on this headstone reflect the dates for someone else, rather than for the Revolutionary War Patriot John Hallum who died in 1815, this brings into question who is actually buried at this location or whether the headstone simply has the wrong death date for the correct John Hallum, the Revolutionary War Soldier.
In the biography below, that was present on this memorial when I took over management, it states that William Baker Hallum was a son of John Hallum. This is incorrect. William Baker Hallum was a son of William Wakely Hallum. Note the birth date of William Baker Hallum b. 1821 - he could not have been the son of John Hallum if John Hallum died in 1815. Please contact me at the email address below for sources and documentation about this family.
12/12/16
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John Hallum was a soldier in the American Revolution. In the DAR Genealogical Files, he was listed as having served in the cavalry and as a spy. He served under Captains Rosamond and James Stevens and under Colonels Anderson and James Williams. For his service, the DAR designated him DAR Ancestor Number A049652.
The son of William Hallum, DAR Ancestor Number A049652, Hallum was born on 8-23-1750 and died in 1815 in Pendleton District, SC. Circa 1773, he married Ann Owens. They had several children, five were documented by the DAR (and there were others):
Martha Hallum married John Bowen
Richard Hallum married Betty Pate
Mary Hallum married Nicholas Overby
Rachel Hallum married William Hallum
Thomas Hallum married Margaret Naomi Duff
Information supplied by member # 47192880
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4/1/2022
Suggested edit: Sorry it in SAR# 42006 that shows John Hallum died in 1832 husband of Ann Owen
Contributor: Lena Dale (49208661) • [email protected]
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4/1/2022
Suggested edit: DAR #42006 shows John Hallum husband of Ann Owen as dying in 1832 looks like some of the DAR files are wrong.
Contributor: Lena Dale (49208661) • [email protected]
In the biography below, that was present on this memorial when I took over management, it states that William Baker Hallum was a son of John Hallum. This is incorrect. William Baker Hallum was a son of William Wakely Hallum. Note the birth date of William Baker Hallum b. 1821 - he could not have been the son of John Hallum if John Hallum died in 1815. Please contact me at the email address below for sources and documentation about this family.
12/12/16
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John Hallum was a soldier in the American Revolution. In the DAR Genealogical Files, he was listed as having served in the cavalry and as a spy. He served under Captains Rosamond and James Stevens and under Colonels Anderson and James Williams. For his service, the DAR designated him DAR Ancestor Number A049652.
The son of William Hallum, DAR Ancestor Number A049652, Hallum was born on 8-23-1750 and died in 1815 in Pendleton District, SC. Circa 1773, he married Ann Owens. They had several children, five were documented by the DAR (and there were others):
Martha Hallum married John Bowen
Richard Hallum married Betty Pate
Mary Hallum married Nicholas Overby
Rachel Hallum married William Hallum
Thomas Hallum married Margaret Naomi Duff
Information supplied by member # 47192880
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4/1/2022
Suggested edit: Sorry it in SAR# 42006 that shows John Hallum died in 1832 husband of Ann Owen
Contributor: Lena Dale (49208661) • [email protected]
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4/1/2022
Suggested edit: DAR #42006 shows John Hallum husband of Ann Owen as dying in 1832 looks like some of the DAR files are wrong.
Contributor: Lena Dale (49208661) • [email protected]
It is apparent that the headstone for this John Hallum was placed long after his death, probably by a genealogy researcher/family historian. This is evident, in part, in that the death date inscribed on the headstone are for a different John Hallum than the one whose descendants are linked to this memorial. Given that the dates on this headstone reflect the dates for someone else, rather than for the Revolutionary War Patriot John Hallum who died in 1815, this brings into question who is actually buried at this location or whether the headstone simply has the wrong death date for the correct John Hallum, the Revolutionary War Soldier.
In the biography below, that was present on this memorial when I took over management, it states that William Baker Hallum was a son of John Hallum. This is incorrect. William Baker Hallum was a son of William Wakely Hallum. Note the birth date of William Baker Hallum b. 1821 - he could not have been the son of John Hallum if John Hallum died in 1815. Please contact me at the email address below for sources and documentation about this family.
12/12/16
__________________________________________________
John Hallum was a soldier in the American Revolution. In the DAR Genealogical Files, he was listed as having served in the cavalry and as a spy. He served under Captains Rosamond and James Stevens and under Colonels Anderson and James Williams. For his service, the DAR designated him DAR Ancestor Number A049652.
The son of William Hallum, DAR Ancestor Number A049652, Hallum was born on 8-23-1750 and died in 1815 in Pendleton District, SC. Circa 1773, he married Ann Owens. They had several children, five were documented by the DAR (and there were others):
Martha Hallum married John Bowen
Richard Hallum married Betty Pate
Mary Hallum married Nicholas Overby
Rachel Hallum married William Hallum
Thomas Hallum married Margaret Naomi Duff
Information supplied by member # 47192880
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4/1/2022
Suggested edit: Sorry it in SAR# 42006 that shows John Hallum died in 1832 husband of Ann Owen
Contributor: Lena Dale (49208661) • [email protected]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
4/1/2022
Suggested edit: DAR #42006 shows John Hallum husband of Ann Owen as dying in 1832 looks like some of the DAR files are wrong.
Contributor: Lena Dale (49208661) • [email protected]
In the biography below, that was present on this memorial when I took over management, it states that William Baker Hallum was a son of John Hallum. This is incorrect. William Baker Hallum was a son of William Wakely Hallum. Note the birth date of William Baker Hallum b. 1821 - he could not have been the son of John Hallum if John Hallum died in 1815. Please contact me at the email address below for sources and documentation about this family.
12/12/16
__________________________________________________
John Hallum was a soldier in the American Revolution. In the DAR Genealogical Files, he was listed as having served in the cavalry and as a spy. He served under Captains Rosamond and James Stevens and under Colonels Anderson and James Williams. For his service, the DAR designated him DAR Ancestor Number A049652.
The son of William Hallum, DAR Ancestor Number A049652, Hallum was born on 8-23-1750 and died in 1815 in Pendleton District, SC. Circa 1773, he married Ann Owens. They had several children, five were documented by the DAR (and there were others):
Martha Hallum married John Bowen
Richard Hallum married Betty Pate
Mary Hallum married Nicholas Overby
Rachel Hallum married William Hallum
Thomas Hallum married Margaret Naomi Duff
Information supplied by member # 47192880
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
4/1/2022
Suggested edit: Sorry it in SAR# 42006 that shows John Hallum died in 1832 husband of Ann Owen
Contributor: Lena Dale (49208661) • [email protected]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
4/1/2022
Suggested edit: DAR #42006 shows John Hallum husband of Ann Owen as dying in 1832 looks like some of the DAR files are wrong.
Contributor: Lena Dale (49208661) • [email protected]
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