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 TI- 'A.LL F.2TILY


 Perry G. Wall, first, was the direct ancestor of the
Tampa family of that name. He was born in Liberty County,
Georgia, November 2, 1809 His father died when he was quite
a small child, and his ,wdowed mother removed with his family
to Hamilton County, Florida The subject of this sketch was
at the time seventeen years of age. He continued to live in
that county until 1845, when he removed to Hernando County.
 Before leaving Hamilton County he was appointed deputy
marshal by the governor and after serving in that capacity far
three years he was elected by the people of the county, clerk
of the circuit court, which position he held until he removed
to Hernando County in 1845.
 Soon after taking up his residence in Hernando County
Perry G. all became judge of probate for that county, which
office he filled till the outbreak of the .War between the
States in 1861. He removed to Tampa in 1871 and resided here
continuously until his death, which occurred July 8, 1897.
Shortly after becoming a resident of Tampa he was appointed
judge of probate for Hillsborough County and retained the of-
fice for three years. In 1875 Judge Vall was appointed post-
master by President Grant, and served the entire term.
 Perry G. Wall, first, vas three times married; the first
time to Nancy Hunter on November 18, 1830. She died February
28, 1845. His second wife :7as Barbara Baisden, to .ihom he
was married December 11, 1845. His third marriage was to
Sarah d'atlington, of Key 'est, on December 4, 1883. She was
born April 30, 1836
 By his first wife, Nancy (Hunter) Wall, Perry G. Wall was
the father of three sons and four daughters. The sons were
William W.', John P. and David H. The daughters were Mary M.,
who married LMajor Aaron T. Frierson. (See Frierson family);
Julia A., who married Christopher L. Friebele (see Friebelo
family), Sarah L., who married Edward A. Clarke (see Clarke
family), and Susan C., who married William Marion Hendry, of
Fort Uyers. (See Hondry family.)
 Barbara (Baisden) Wall, the second wife of Perry G. .'all,
became the mother of three children, two sons, Joseph Baisden
and Charles L., and a daughter that died in childhood.
 The third wife, Sarah (Watlington) Wall, had no children.
 (1) William VW., the oldest son of Perry G. and Nancy
(Hunter) Wall, was born in Hamilton County, Florida, November
29, 1834. He married March 7, 1861, Minnie May, of Greens-
boro, Alabama. She was born August 14, 1838, and died Febru-
ary 16, 1891. They became the parents of six children who