Hall, Edward
Edward Hall (fl. 1832 - 1876) was an early emigrant to Texas. He served with partner William Bryan as a purchasing agent for the Texan revolutionary government. We see records where he traveled to New Orleans where he secured loans and grants to fund the revolution. He was also granted some 18,000 acres on Galveston Island. Hall was a declared enemy of Sam Houston.
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