Hall, Jesse Lee, 1849-1911

found: Wikipedia web site, March 11, 2010(Jesse Lee Hall; a Texas Ranger, a member of the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame, and later a soldier)

found: Texas Ranger Hall of Fame web site, March 11, 2010(Jesse Lee (Leigh) Hall; b. October 9, 1849 in Lexington, North Carolina; d. on March 17, 1911; changed middle name from Leigh to Lee in 1869; schoolteacher, city marshal, sergeant of arms for the Texas Senate, Texas Rangers company commander, raised two companies for service in the First United States Volunteer Infantry regiment for service in the Spanish-American War; later saw action as a leader of the Macabee Scouts in the Philippines)

found: Parsons, Chuck. Texas Ranger Lee Hall, 2020:ECIP chapter 13 (Captain Lee Hall, October 9, 1849 - March 17, 1911; born in Lexington, N.C., came to Texas in 1869, gained national fame as Grayson County marshal and deputy sheriff, 1871-1876; served with Frontier Battalion, Texas Rangers, 1876-1880, hunting such outlaws as Sam Bass, King Fisher, John Wesley Hardin and feuding Taylor-Sutton Gangs; in Spanish-American War (1898-1900) was cited for his gallant service in the Philippines)