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JL Hall Tombstone
There is a grave with tombstone at the entrance to the Josephine County
Sportsman Association Park with the following information.
“J. L. Hall, Died Sept 22 1867, Aged 40 years”
Local anecdotal information is that this grave was previously located in or near the I-5 right-of-way and moved to its present location during ca., 1958 - 1960 when I-5 was being built through the area.
1860 Census Walker’s Mill Precinct, Josephine County, Oregon
J. L. Hall
Age 20
Farmer
Hall’s age is in conflict with tombstone.
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June 18/22
Toronto,
Residential Development,
Concord Park Place,
Concord Park Place: Saisons Condos,
75 McMahon Drive,
65 McMahon Drive,
Concord Adex,
18s + 29s,
IBI Group,
Seaboard Spirit exits a moderate-to-rough sea into the calmer waters of Nassau harbour in November 2010. The 2,295 grt ship regularly transits between Miami and Nassau - the trip taking under 18 hours.
During Spanish rule, this structure housed the governing council, or Cabildo, of
the colony. The structure on this site was erected in 1779, but burned in 1788.
Don Andres Almonester y Roxas then contributed the funds for construction of
a replacement. Built in 1795-99, and still standing, a portion of old Corps-de-
Garde (Police Stations) of 1753 can be seen today in one of the ground floor
rooms of the current Cabildo. The splendid wrought-iron balcony railing, called
the finest work from the Spanish period in New Orleans, is attributed to
Marcelino Hernandez. From this building, France, then Spain, then France
again, then the United States, the Confederate States and finally, the United
States again, have been governed. In a second floor room, known as the Sala
Capitular, France ceded the territory of the Louisiana Purchase to the U.S. in
1803. Today a part of the Louisiana State museum, and the Cabildo display such
important items as the “founding stone” of the colony (1699) and the death
mask of Napoleon Bonaparte.