text: Deputy Constable Hilliard Hall, Franklin County Constable's Office, Mississippi
  Deputy Constable Hilliard Hall
  Franklin County Constable's Office
  Franklin County Constable's Office, Mississippi
  End of Watch Monday, January 1, 1940
  Deputy Constable Hilliard Hall was shot and killed while assisting the newly elected constable serve a warrant on two subjects in a home near Franklin Spur, north of Knoxville, Mississippi.
  The constable was serving his first day in office and had sworn out warrants for both subjects due to recent thefts in the area. He deputized his brother and Deputy Constable Hall to assist with serving the warrants.
  The officers went to the home where they believed the suspects were staying. Deputy Constable Hall waited outside as the constable went inside to search for the man. As he waited, the suspect's accomplice approached and shot Deputy Constable Hall in the back, fatally wounding him.
  The suspect was shot and killed in a gun battle with a posse near Hermanville two days later.
  Deputy Constable Hall was survived by his elderly parents.
  Deputy Constable Hall, you and I never knew each other, but my father was your younger brother. Your life was taken more than 30 years before I came into this world. I grew up hearing stories about you from my dad, who looked up to you as much as any little brother could have. In eyes, you never stopped being a hero! You will never be forgotten, as you will live forever in my memory because of the stories my dad shared with me about you. Rest in peace...