OF THE WALL FAMILY


his profession at Brookaville, the county seat of Hernando Coun-
ty, and afterwards removed to Tampa, where he located in 1872.
H6 rapidly rose to a leading position at the bar. He was at one
time, for several years, a partner of the Honorable Henry L.
Mitchell and afterwards of Peter 0. Knight.
 The people honored Joseph B. Wall with high official pre-
 ferment on several occasions. He was state senator, state's at-
 torney, judge of the criminal court of record andc of the circuit
 court, which was the last official position that he held previous-
 tq his lamented death. He was more than once prominently mention-
 ed in connection with the candidacy for governor, congressman and
 United States senator, and all that prevented his becoming such
 candidate was the obtaining his consent to meet the wishes of his
 friends.
 The second wife of Joseph B. Wall was Frederica Lykes, of
 Brooksville. She survived him. They had no children.
 (5) The fifth son of Perry G. Wall, and the second by his
 second wife, Barbara (Baisden) Wall, was Charles F., who was born
 May 12, 1849. He died only a year or two ago. He married Susan
SMayo, of Hernando County, January 28, 1872. She died several
years since.
 Charles F. Wall was successful fruit grower and merchant.
 He lived for many years at Seaside, then in Hillsborough County,
 and several years before his death he removed to Brooksville,
 where he resided for his remaining years. He had no children,
 but he and his wife adopted a babe, who was a great comfort to
 them in their latter years, she now being the wife of C. H. Frease,
 formerly of Pennsylvania, and they now reside at Brooksville, Flor-
 ida.
 Charles F. Wall was man of remarkable Christian spirit who
 was beloved by all who knew him; one who was. always looked to, in *
 time of distress for advice a man of high character.
 Perry G. Wall was the father of four daughters, who were ll
 by his first wife, Nancy (Hunter) Wall. Their names, in the or-.
 der of age, were:
 (6) Mary M., who married Aaron T. Frierson. (See Frierson
 family.)
 (7) Julia A., who married Christopher L. Friebele. (See
 Friebele family.)
 I (8) Sarah L., who married Edward A. Clarke. (See X. A.
 Clarke family.)
 (9) Susan C., who married William Marion Hendry. (See
 Hendry family.) .
 S There is now but-one survivor of the offspring of Perry G.
 wall, first .namely, Mrs. Sarah L. Clarke, the third daughter,
 *ho reaies in Tampa. Mrs. Mary I. Frierson was,bornAuglst 26,
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