Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., 1887,
Boone Co.

Editor and proprietor of the Boone County Recorder.
     FRANK A. HALL, was born in Burlington, Boone Co., Ky., August 1,
1858, and is the sixth of a family of eight children born to Amos O. and
Elizabeth (Westbay) Hall.  Amos Hall, a tailor by trade, has been
superintendent of the poor of his county for many years.  His father was
a Methodist Episcopal minister.  Frank A. Hall was educated in the
schools of Burlington, first learned the painter's trade, but followed
it only a short time; in 1879 he commenced work in the printing office,
and in 1883 became a partner in the publication of the Boone County
Recorder with W. L. Riddell.  October 13, 1882, he married Miss Lillian
Reed, daughter of William and Charlotte (Buchanan) Reed, the latter a
relative of President Buchanan, and the former a leading tobacconist in
Covington.  Two children have blessed this union: Lottie, born in
November, 1884, and Ralph R., born in March, 1886.  Mrs. Hall is a member
of the Baptist Church.  F. A. Hall is one of the charter members of the
I.O.O.F. lodge in Burlington.

Hall Westbay Buchanan Reed
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Kenton-KY

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