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Hall Family History and Genealogy

History of Hall's Church

Ironto, Montgomery County, Virginia

In going through our files, I found a number of articles and manuscripts on the history of Hall's United Methodist Church located in Ironto, Virginia. Asa Hall, a Revolutionary War soldier is buried there.

History of Halls Church by Judith G. Smith - This article appeared in The News Messenger, Thursday, October 2, 1975 (in Word format)
Hall's Church - In the Path of Asbury by Alpheus W. Potts (in Word format)
Hall's church going strong at 170 (Part 1) (Part 2) by Mary Hamlin - Probably appeared in the Roanoke Times & World News [Date and paper not included] (in jpeg format)
Storehouse of history (Part 1) (Part 2) by Mary Hamlin - appeared in the Roanoke Times & World-News, Saturday, Sept. 2, 1989 (in jpeg format)

Hall's Church Cemetery
Ironto, Virginia

Jesse C. Hall's tombstone, Hall's Church Cemetery, Ironto, VA.

Jessie C. Hall,
Asa's son
c. 1797-Nov 20, 1864
Joanna his wife

Asa Hall's tombstone, Hall's Church Cemetery, Ironto, VA.

Asa Hall
June1758-Mar 6, 1841
A Revolutionary War soldier

A listing of the tombstones at Hall's Church Cemetery