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Hall was a Border family of Redesdale in Northumberland, traditionally counted among the riding surnames of the Anglo-Scottish Border reivers, with homes also recorded in East Teviotdale and Liddesdale. The name is remembered through the ballad betrayal of Parcy Reed of Troughend by the Halls of Girsonfield, and through John "Mad Jack" Hall of Otterburn, executed at Tyburn in 1716. No chief of Hall is listed by the Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs, and the Clan Hall Society is a heritage organisation registered as a United States 501(c)(3) charity.

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No. The Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs does not list a Hall chief. The Clan Hall Society is a heritage organisation registered as a United States 501(c)(3) charity, not a chiefly structure.
A Border family from Redesdale who, in the ballad "The Death of Parcy Reed", went hunting with Reed, stole the bridle off his horse, put water in his gun and fixed his sword in its sheath, then stood by while the Crosiers of Liddesdale killed him. The Halls were afterwards driven from Girsonfield and never returned to Redesdale.
John Hall of Otterburn, executed at Tyburn for rebellion on 13 July 1716 for his part in the 1715 Jacobite rising.
The Council of Scottish Clans & Associations gives "Vive Ut Vivas" - "Live that you may have life".
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