Dandridge B. Hall, 1915-1999, was the son of William P. Hall and Virgie A. Hancock and the brother of Bessie Lee Hall.

His paternal grandparents were Logan Monroe Hall, 1845-1919, and Eudora Timmons, 1855-1926. His maternal grandparents were William Lewis Hancock, 1855-1932, and Sarah Jane Branson, 1861-1910.

Dandridge Hall served in Europe during World War II. In Louise Fleming's Heyday of Onton, he is quoted from in a letter to his parents from somewhere in France and says "I have seen Paris with all its splendor."

Dandridge Hall never married.

His 1999 obituary can be read online