1829 - Pascal is born in VA? and migrates to the Lincoln / Adair / Mercer area of Kentucky

1830 - he is 1 year old

1840 - he is 11 years old

1850 - he is 21 years old

1857, November 16 - Pascal Pickett Hall is 28 years old. He and Eliza Leslie Whitsett were married in Jackson Co., Missouri on November 16, 1857. It is not known when he migrated to Missouri from the Adair / Mercer Co., Kentucky area. But he is living near his brothers, Peter A. Hall and Matthew A. Hall who are found in Johnson County, Missouri near Knob Noster - Jackson Township (which includes Warrensburg, MO.)

1860 - Pascal and Eliza L. Hall can be found on the Johnson County, Jackson Township Federal Census, p. 799B.
HALL, Pascal - 31 - b. VA - $1,200 in real value and $300 in personal value
HALL, Eliza - 26 - b. KY
HALL, John W. - 1 - b. MO

1861 - Pascal (aged 32), is found as a witness on the will of William C. Baker recorded 22 July 1861 in Johnson County, Missouri. Will of William C. Baker 10 June 1861 - his wife: Nancy Baker and their three sons: James H.P. Baker, William T. Baker, and Peter S. Baker; his daughters: Elizabeth J. Lea, Catharine Ann Atkinson, and Mary E. Graves
James H.P. Baker, Exe. Witnesses: W.W. Lowrey and P.P. Hall - July 22, 1861

1864, 11 May - Pascal purchased land from the estate of Nathaniel B. Holden in Warrensburg, Johnson County, Missouri. He purchased lots 167 and 168 for $400.

1867, 4 November - Pascal purchased a space of land from Austin Elliott at the corner of Holden and Culton Streets for $500.

1870 - Pascal and his family are listed in Jackson County, MO. Township 48 Range 33, page 161 of Lee Summit PO census with the following people:
HALL, P.P. - 43 - Farmer - b. KY
HALL, Eliza - 30 - Keeping House - b. VA
HALL, John - 12 - at school - b. MO
HALL, Julietta - 10 - at school - b. MO
HALL, Samuel - 5 - b. MO
HALL, William - 4 - b. MO

[notes for the 1870 P.P. Hall census - I'm convinced that the recorder got the brith locations backwards for Eliza and Pascal. Pascal should have been born in Virginia and Eliza was born in Kentucky. The locations for their births has been identical on all their documents except for this one.]

1880 - He is listed in 1880 Kansas, Jackson County, Shawnee census p. 6 with the following people:
HALL, Pascal - 53 - farmer - b. VA - fb Ireland - mb VA
HALL, E.L. - 48 - keeping house - b. KY - fb KY - mb KY
HALL, John W.- 21 - teacher - b. MO
HALL, Julia E. - 20 - teacher - b. MO
HALL, Samuel - 17 - works on farm - b. MO
HALL, William H. -14 - works on farm - b. MO

1900 - Jackson County, Missouri871
HALL, Pastel P. head w m Sep 1827 72 m for 43 years VA Ire VA Farmer
HALL, Eliza L. wife Aug 1832 m for 43 years KY KY KY
HALL, Julia E. daughter Mar 1865 35 single MO VA KY teacher / public school system

On the 1900 census, it states that Eliza had six children and that only three of them were alive

1902, May 16th - Pascal died on this day. His headstone can be found on Findagrave.com

1902, May 17th - Newspaper Death Notice - paper unknown
Pascal Pickett Hall Dead: He was a Pioneer Miller and Had Lived in Missouri Over Sixty Years.
Pascal Pickett Hall, an old settler Jackson County, who lived with his family at 4001 Baltimore Avenue, but spent a great deal of time on his farm near Lenexa, Johnson County, Kansas, was found dead in his chair on the veranda of the farm house at the latter place about 1 o’clock yesterday afternoon. Death resulted from heart failure and had evidently been quick and painless.

Mr Hall was born near Richmond, Va in 1827 and was connected through his mother with the famous Pickett family of the Old Dominion. He came West when he was 14 years old, settling in Lewis County, Mo. He learned the railing trade and ten years later located at Hickman’s Mills in this county, where he was married to Miss Eliza Whitsett. He was the only miller that historic plant ever had During the war Mr. Hall lived in Johnson County, Mo., where he ran a mill of his own near Warrensburg. He was exempt from military services for soldiers were plenty but millers were scarce. After the war he came back to Johnson County and had lived here and in Johnson County, Kansas, ever since. He had lived in Westport about six years.

His widow and three children survive him. The children are Miss Julia Hall assistant principal of the Hide park schools; William Hall postmaster at Station B, and Samuel Hall a lawyer at Claremore R.M.

The body was brought to Kansas City last night, but funeral arrangements will not be made until the arrival of his sons, Samuel from Indian Territory, and William, who is sending his vacation in Platte County, MO.

1905 - Kansas City, Missouri, City Directory, 1905 Eliza L Hall is listed as the widow of P.P. Hall and she lived at r 4001 Bait Ave.

1910 - Julia and her mother can be found in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri872
HALL, Julia E. head 30 MO VA KY teacher in public school
HALL, Eliza L. mother 60 KY PA KY

On this census, Julia and her mother's ages are 20 years out each. It looks like the person giving the information to the census taker shaved a few years off.

1920 - Eliza L. Hall can be found on the 1920 US Federal Census for Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, ED # 62, 5th Precinct, Ward 4, Page 9B
HALL, Eliza L. 87 KY PA KY
HALL, Julia E. 47 MO VA KY occupation - teacher in a public school

General Notes

He has sometimes been found as P.P. Hall

1927, April 8th - The Kansas City Times of 08 April, 1927 - Page 10 shows the obituary as follows:

HALL-Mrs. Eliza L. Hall, 94 years old, died yesterday at her home, 3229 Bellefontaine Avenue. She is survived by two sons, Samuel N. Hall, of the home and William M. Hall, Claremore, Oklahoma and one brother, James S. Whitsett, Cone, New Mexico. Services will be at 3 o'clock tomorrow at the home. Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery [BLOCK 25 - LOT 33 - SPACE 7].

Film # 1019759-1019763 Johnson County, Warrensburg, MO.

I have found a different date for their marriage in the Jackson County, Missouri Marriage Records, 1827-60, Vol. 1

Name: P. P. Hall
Spouse: Eliza C. Whitsett
Marriage Date: 19 Feb 1857873