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Records of the First Church of Christ  in Beverly, Volume 2
1772-1803

 

Robert Hale of Kent, England and some of his Descendants

 

 Last Updated 19 March, 2008

Generation No. 1

      1.  Robert1 Hale was born 1609 in Kent, England, and died 19 July 1659 in Charlestown Massachusetts.  He married Joanna Cutter in Canbridge, Massachusetts, daughter of Samuel Cutter and Elizabeth Leatherhead.  She was born Abt. 1612 in London England, and died July 1679 in Ipswich Massachusetts.

Notes for Robert Hale:

Robert Hale came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony from England around 1630.  In 1632, he and his wife Joanna are listed as founding members of the First Church in Charlestown.  Robert was one of this Church’s first Deacons1. 

Robert was a blacksmith by trade, and was also employed by the Colony as a surveyor.

Children of Robert Hale and Joanna Cutter are:

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Rev. John2 Hale, born 03 June 1636 in Charlestown Massachusetts; died 15 May 1700 in Beverly Massachusetts.

 

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Mary Hale, born 17 March 1638/39 in Charlestown Massachusetts; died 13 April 1696 in Cambridge.

 

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Zachariah Hale, born 03 April 1641 in Charlestown Massachusetts; died 05 April 1643 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

 

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Samuel Hale, born 09 February 1643/44 in Charlestown Massachusetts; died 1679 in Boston Massachusetts.

 

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Joanna Hale, born 1647 in Charlestown Massachusetts; died 18 August 1694.

 

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Zachariah Hale, born 1648 in Charlestown Massachusetts.

 

Generation No. 2

      2.  Rev. John2 Hale (Robert1) was born 03 June 1636 in Charlestown Massachusetts, and died 15 May 1700 in Beverly Massachusetts2.  He married (1) Rebecca Byles 15 December 1664 in Ipswich Massachusetts3, daughter of Henry Byley and Rebecca Swayne.  She was born 1638 in Sarum England4, and died 30 April 1683 in Beverly Massachusetts4.  He married (2) Sarah Noyes 31 March 1684 in Newbury Massachusetts5, daughter of Rev. James Noyes.  She was born 21 March 1655/56 in Newbury Massachusetts6, and died 20 May 1697 in Beverly Massachusetts7.  He married (3) Elizabeth Somerby 08 August 1698 in Newbury Massachusetts8, daughter of Henry Somerby and Judith Greenleaf.  She was born 01 November 1646 in Newbury Massachusetts, and died 15 March 1715/16 in Exeter, New Hampshire.

Notes for Rev. John Hale:

Rev. John Hale was the first minister at the First Parish Church in Beverly, ordained on 20 September 1667.  He graduated Harvard College 1657.  He served as Chaplain in Phipa's expedition against Canada in 1690.

One of his acts about which he became particularly noteworthy was his involvement in the Witchcraft delusion of 1692.  At first, he supported the process of seeking out and prosecuting accused witches.  However, after his wife Sarah was accused, he had a change of heart.  In 1697, after her death, he published a book "A Modern Inquiry into the Nature of Witchcraft", in which he condemned those who took a leadership role in the prosecutions10. 

The inscription on his tombstone reads:

                “Here lies buried ye body of ye Reverend John Hale, a pious and faithful minister of ye gospel and pastor of ye first gathered church of Christ in the town of Beverly who rested from his labours on ye 15th day of May, Anno Domini 1700 in ye 64th year of his age."

Notes for Rebecca Byles:

Rebecca is listed in the Ipswich VR as "Late of Salisbury in England , Gent. ".  This is almost certainly the daughter of Henry and Rebecca Bylie of Salisbury Massachusetts.  Henry died around 1648  Her mother sold the family estate for forty Pounds and on 24 April 1649 the Essex Probate Court ordered that the proceeds be applied for the benefit of Rebecca and her brother when they reached the age of majority (aged twenty one for Henry, seventeen for Rebecca). The Court allowed the money to be divided between William Partridge, Sam Dudley, and Rebecca Hall with surety, and named Christopher Batt and Lt. Robert Pike as overseers to insure the sum was paid when due.  On 1 October 1650 Rebecca's new step father, the Rev. William Worcester gave bond for his wife Rebecca's portion of the sum and surety for the remaining amount.  Rev. Worcester's will, proved 2 December 1662 indicates that Rebecca's inheritence be taken from his estate, and lovingly remembers her with a brass chafing dish and a book12.

Notes for Sarah Noyes:

Sarah was accused of witchcraft in 1692.  As a result, her husband reversed his position on the accusations.

Children of John Hale and Rebecca Byles are:

 

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Rebeckah3 Hale, born 28 April 1666 in Salisbury, Massachusetts; died 07 May 1681 in Beverly Massachusetts16.

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Dr. Robert Hale, born 03 November 1668 in Beverly Massachusetts; died 12 January 1718/19 in Beverly Massachusetts.

Children of John Hale and Sarah Noyes are:

 

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James3 Hale, born 14 October 1685 in Beverly Massachusetts18; died 22 November 1742 in Ashford Connecticut.  He married Sarah Hathaway.

Notes for James Hale:

James graduated Harvard College in 1703.  He was a tutor at Yale from 1707-1709.  He moved to Ashford Connecticut, and was ordained as its first minister on 26 November 1718

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Samuel Hale, born 13 August 1687 in Beverly Massachusetts; died Bef. 1732 in Newbury Massachusetts.

 

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Joanna Hale, born 15 June 1689 in Beverly Massachusetts18.  She married Joseph Noyes 15 February 1709/10 in Newbury Massachusetts19.

 

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John Hale, born 24 August 1692 in Beverly Massachusetts20.

 

Generation No. 3

      9.  Dr. Robert3 Hale (John2, Robert1) was born 03 November 1668 in Beverly Massachusetts20, and died 12 January 1718/19 in Beverly Massachusetts21.  He married Elizabeth ---21 04 February 1699/00 in Beverly Massachusetts (intention)22.  She died in Beverly Massachusetts.

More About Dr. Robert Hale:

Burial: Beverly Massachusetts23

Occupation: Physician24

Notes for Elizabeth ---:

There is no record of the maiden name of Elizabeth Hale.  However, in the parish records of the First Parish Church in Beverly, there is an entry for a William Cleark who married Elizabeth Stone25.  The register indicates children born between 1768 and 1697.  If this is the same Elizabeth, then she is the daughter of Nathaniel Stone.

Children of Robert Hale and Elizabeth --- are:

 

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Rebecca4 Hale, born 19 November 170127.

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Robert Hale, born 12 February 1702/03 in Beverly Massachusetts; died 20 March 1767 in Beverly Massachusetts.

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Henry Hale, born 19 December 1712 in Beverly Massachusetts; died 30 September 1736 in Exeter New Hampshire.

 

      11.  Samuel3 Hale (John2, Robert1) was born 13 August 1687 in Beverly Massachusetts27, and died Bef. 1732 in Newbury Massachusetts.  He married Apphia Moodey 26 August 1714 in Newbury Massachusetts28, daughter of John Moodey and Hannah Dole.  She was born 23 June 1693 in Newbury Massachusetts29, and died 02 February 1753 in Newbury Massachusetts30.

Marriage Notes for Samuel Hale and Apphia Moodey:

There is a question whether this Samuel Hale is the same as the one descended from Thomas Hale, Glover, of Newbury.  All genealogical records indicate that he died, unmarried around 1722.  There is, however, a clear record of this marriage in the Newbury VR.

Children of Samuel Hale and Apphia Moodey are:

 

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Joanna4 Hale, baptized 19 June 1715 in Newbury Massachusetts32.  She married Stephen Gerrish 15 July 1741 in Newbury Massachusetts33; born in Contacook, New Hampshire.

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Richard Hale, born 28 February 1715/16 in Newbury Massachusetts; died 01 June 1802 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

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19

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Maj. Samuel Hale, born 24 August 1718 in Newbury Massachusetts; died 10 July 1807 in Portsmouth New Hampshire.

 

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Hannah Hale, born 24 January 1719/20 in Newbury Massachusetts34.  She married Joseph Atkinson 23 January 1744/45 in Newbury Massachusetts35.

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John Hale, born 26 January 1720/21 in Newbury, Massachusetts; died 1787 in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

 

Generation No. 4

      15.  Robert4 Hale (Robert3, John2, Robert1) was born 12 February 1702/03 in Beverly Massachusetts36, and died 20 March 1767 in Beverly Massachusetts.  He married Elizabeth Gilman 11 December 1723 in Exeter New Hampshire37, daughter of John Gilman and Elizabeth ---.  She was born February 1701/02 in Exeter New Hampshire38, and died 19 August 1736 in Beverly Massachusetts38.

Notes for Elizabeth Gilman:

There is conflicting information as to whether Elizabeth was the daughter of Col. John Gilman, or his wife.  Her tombstone indicates she is the daughter.  Her marriage record to Robert indicates she was "Mrs. Elizabeth Gilman of Exeter New Hampshire".  The compiler supposes that the tombstone is correct39.

Children of Robert Hale and Elizabeth Gilman are:

 

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Elizabeth5 Hale, born 18 July 1725 in Beverly Massachusetts41.

 

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Rebecca Hale, born 27 May 1730 in Beverly Massachusetts41; died 27 April 1732 in Beverly Massachusetts42.

More About Rebecca Hale:

Burial: Beverly Massachusetts43

 

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Rebecca Hale, born 05 February 1732/33 in Beverly Massachusetts44; died 23 August 1736 in Beverly Massachusetts45.

More About Rebecca Hale:

Burial: Beverly Massachusetts46

 

      16.  Henry4 Hale (Robert3, John2, Robert1) was born 19 December 1712 in Beverly Massachusetts47, and died 30 September 1736 in Exeter New Hampshire.  He married Anna --- 21 August 1735 in Beverly Massachusetts48. 

More About Henry Hale and Anna ---:

Marriage: 21 August 1735, Beverly Massachusetts48

Child of Henry Hale and Anna --- is:

 

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Henry5 Hale, baptized 18 July 1736 in Beverly Massachusetts49; died 30 September 1736 in Exeter New Hampshire50.

 

      18.  Richard4 Hale (Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 28 February 1715/16 in Newbury Massachusetts51, and died 01 June 1802 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.  He married Elizabeth Strong 21 May 1746 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.  She was born 02 February 1726/27 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut, and died 21 April 1767 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

Children of Richard Hale and Elizabeth Strong are:

 

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Samuel5 Hale, born 25 May 1747 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died 17 April 1824 in Suffield Connecticut.

 

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John Hale, born 21 October 1748 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died 22 December 1802 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

 

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Joseph Hale, born 12 March 1749/50 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died 29 April 1784 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

 

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Elizabeth Hale, born 01 January 1750/51 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died 31 October 1813 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

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30

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Enoch Hale, born 25 October 1753 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died 04 January 1837 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

 

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Nathan Hale, born 06 June 1755 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died 22 September 1776 in New York City, New York.

Notes for Nathan Hale:

Lt. Nathan Hale was the young Continental Army officer who was hanged as a spy by the British in New York in September 1776. 

After graduating Yale College, Nathan began a career as a teacher in Connecticut. At the outbreak of hostilities, Nathan received a commission as Lieutenant in the Continental Army and had an unremarkable military career until one day he overheard his commanding officer say he was in need of someone to spy on the British.  His friends and Commanding Officer advised him that he was much too honest to be a spy but he would not be dissuaded.  He was captured shortly after arriving in British held Long Island.  He is, arguably, one of the most famous of our Revolutionary War patriots; being forever remembered for his final words, "I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country."

 

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Richard Hale, born 20 February 1757 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died February 1783 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

 

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Billie Hale, born 20 April 1759 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died 07 September 1785 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

 

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David Hale, born 14 December 1761 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died 10 February 1822 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

 

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Jonathan Hale, born 14 December 1761 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died 21 December 1761 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

 

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Joanna Hale, born 19 March 1764 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died 22 April 1838 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

 

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Susannah Hale, born 01 February 1766 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut; died March 1766 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

 

      19.  Maj. Samuel4 Hale (Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 24 August 1718 in Newbury Massachusetts52, and died 10 July 1807 in Portsmouth New Hampshire53.  He married Mary Wright 23 May 1751 in Portsmouth , New Hampshire53, daughter of Thomas Wright.  She died 11 March 1811 in Portsmouth New Hampshire53.

Notes for Maj. Samuel Hale:

Samuel Hale graduated Harvard in 1740.  In 1745, he went as Captain in a New Hampshire Regiment to the siege od Louisburg and returned as a Major.

He was, for nearly forty years, master of the Latin Grammar School at Portsmouth New Hampshire.  He represented Portsmouth in the Legislature and was for several years Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.

In 1771 he was granted a tract of over 1200 acres of  land adjoining Conway New Hampshire by Governor Wentworth, thence called "Hale's Location".

More About Maj. Samuel Hale:

Burial: North Cemetery, Portsmouth New Hampshire

More About Mary Wright:

Burial: North Cemetery, Portsmouth New Hampshire

More About Samuel Hale and Mary Wright:

Marriage: 23 May 1751, Portsmouth, New Hampshire53

Children of Samuel Hale and Mary Wright are:

 

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Hannah5 Hale, born 04 March 1752 in Portsmouth New Hampshire53; died 05 May 1756 in Portsmouth New Hampshire53.

 

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Ann Hale, born 06 October 1753 in Portsmouth New Hampshire53; died 03 November 1806 in Portsmouth New Hampshire53.  She married Jonathan Chesley Chadbourn 15 February 179054.

 

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Mary Hale, born 25 November 1755 in Portsmouth New Hampshire55; died 21 April 1817 in Portsmouth New Hampshire55.  She married Thomas Sheafe 30 March 1785 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire56; born 16 April 175256; died 04 September 1831 in Portsmouth New Hampshire56.

 

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Samuel Hale, born 05 February 1758 in Portsmouth New Hampshire57; died 29 April 1828 in Barrington New Hampshire58.  He married (1) Mary Rollins 179159; died 179360.  He married (2) Martha Weeks 179960.

 

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Thomas Wright Hale, born 17 July 1760 in Portsmouth New Hampshire63; died 17 November 1843 in Barrington New Hampshire63.  He married Lydia Drew; born 10 October 176064; died 29 November 181864.

 

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John Hale, born 21 November 1762 in Portsmouth New Hampshire65; died 13 July 1796 in Portsmouth New Hampshire65.

 

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William Hale, born 06 August 1765 in Portsmouth New Hampshire66; died 08 November 1848 in Dover New Hampshire66.  He married Lydia Rollins 30 April 179467; born 20 December 177267; died 06 July 1841 in Portsmouth New Hampshire68.

 

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Elizabeth Hale, born 26 August 1768 in Portsmouth New Hampshire70; died 01 December 1826 in Portsmouth New Hampshire70.  She married Col. Ebenezer Thompson 17 October 1816 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire71.

 

      21.  John4 Hale (Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 26 January 1720/21 in Newbury, Massachusetts72, and died 1787 in Gloucester , Massachusetts73.  He married Elenor Knight 26 October 1743 in Newbury Massachusetts74, daughter of Benjamin Knight and Jane Toppan.  She was born 15 October 1720 in Newbury Massachusetts75, and died 1781 in Gloucester, Massachusetts76.

Notes for John Hale:

John Hale was a shoemaker who came to Squam Parish around 174677. 

Children of John Hale and Elenor Knight are:

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Samuel5 Hale, born 17 March 1745/46 in Gloucester, Massachusetts; died 1787 in England.

 

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John Hale, born 18 January 1747/48 in Gloucester, Massachusetts79.  He married  Mary Haradine 04 October 1781.

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Benjamin Hale, born 21 February 1749/50 in Gloucester, Massachusetts; died 15 May 1806 in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

 

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Ebenezer Hale, born 24 April 1752 in Gloucester, Massachusetts79.

 

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Jane Hale, born 25 April 1754 in Gloucester Massachusetts79.  She married Benjamin Bredstreet Dennison 03 January 1776 in Gloucester Massachusetts80.

 

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Hannah Hale, born 30 August 1757 in Gloucester, Massachusetts81.  She married James Tarr 31 October 1781 in Gloucester, Massachusetts82; born March 1759 in Gloucester, Massachusetts83.

 

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Sally Hale, born September 1762 in Gloucester, Massachusetts85.

 

Generation No. 5

 

      30.  Enoch5 Hale (Richard4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 25 October 1753 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut, and died 04 January 1837 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.  He married Octavia Throop 30 September 1781 in New London Connecticut.  She was born 07 July 1754 in New London Connecticut, and died 18 August 1839 in Coventry, Tolland Connecticut.

Child of Enoch Hale and Octavia Throop is:

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Nathan6 Hale, born 17 August 1794 in Westhampton Massachusetts; died 09 February 1863 in Brookline Massachusetts.

 

      46.  Samuel5 Hale (John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 17 March 1745/46 in Gloucester , Massachusetts85, and died 1787 in England86.

Notes for Samuel Hale:

Samuel graduated Harvard College in 1766 and was, for some time, a teacher at an acadamy near Portsmouth New Hampshire.  He later practiced as a Lawyer in that town.  At the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, he sided with the Loyalists, and went to England to live.  Nothing more is known about him86.

Child of Samuel Hale is:

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John Parker6 Hale.

 

      48.  Benjamin5 Hale (John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 21 February 1749/50 in Gloucester, Massachusetts87, and died 15 May 1806 in Gloucester, Massachusetts88.  He married (1) Martha Woodbury 11 June 1772 in Gloucester Massachusetts89.  She died 17 August 1777 in Gloucester Massachusetts90.  He married (2) Lucy Tarr 13 January 1778 in Gloucester, Massachusetts91, daughter of James Tarr and Lucy Pool.  She was born 21 August 1756 in Gloucester, Massachusetts92, and died 22 March 1822 in Gloucester, Massachusetts93.

More About Benjamin Hale:

Baptism: 13 August 1750, First Prespyterian Church, Newbury Massachusetts94

Burial: Fifth Parish Cemetery Rockport Massachusetts95

More About Lucy Tarr:

Children of Benjamin Hale and Martha Woodbury are:

 

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John6 Hale, born March 177499.

 

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Benjamin Hale, born 05 March 1776 in Gloucester Massachusetts99; died 10 June 1818 in Gloucester Massachusetts100.  He married Judith ---; born Abt. 1782 in Ireland101; died 11 May 1853 in Rockport Massachusetts101.

More About Benjamin Hale:

Burial: Fifth Parish Cemetery Rockport Massachusetts101

More About Judith ---:

Burial: Fifth Parish Cemetery Rockport Massachusetts

Children of Benjamin Hale and Lucy Tarr are:

 

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William6 Hale, born November 1778 in Gloucester, Massachusetts102; died Bef. 20 February 1787103.

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Martha Hale, born 03 December 1780 in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

 

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Lucy Hale, born 1783 in Gloucester, Massachusetts104.  She married Ebeneezer Davis 13 July 1801 in Gloucester , Massachusetts (intention)105.

 

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Eleanor Hale, born August 1785 in Gloucester, Massachusetts106.  She married Benjamin Merrill 25 March 1806 in Gloucester, Massachusetts107.

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William Hale, born Abt. 20 February 1787 in Gloucester Massachusetts; died 04 April 1814 in Gloucester Massachusetts.

 

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Lois Cleveland Hale, born 07 June 1789108.  She married Issac Jacobs 23 August 1807 in Gloucester, Massachusetts109; drowned 1808 in Gloucester Massachusetts110.

 

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Sally Hale, born September 1792 in Gloucester, Massachusetts112.  She married Nathaniel Tucker 03 December 1815 in Gloucester, Massachusetts113.

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Harriett Hale, born July 1795 in Gloucester, Massachusetts; died 04 November 1856 in Rockport, Massachusetts.

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George Dennison Hale, born 10 May 1797 in Gloucester, Massachusetts; died 01 October 1867 in Rockport Massachusetts.

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Lydia Hale, born July 1800 in Gloucester, Massachusetts; died 07 February 1835 in Rockport Massachusetts.

 

Generation No. 6

      53.  Nathan6 Hale (Enoch5, Richard4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 17 August 1794 in Westhampton Massachusetts, and died 09 February 1863 in Brookline Massachusetts.  He married Sarah Preston Everett 02 September 1815, daughter of Oliver Everett and Lucy Hill.  She was born 05 September 1796 in Dorchester Massachusetts, and died 14 November 1866 in Brookline Massachusetts.

More about Sarah Preston Everett:

Child of Nathan Hale and Sarah Everett is:

 

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Edward Everett7 Hale, born 03 April 1822 in Boston Massachusetts; died 10 June 1909 in Boston Massachusetts.  He married Emily Baldwin Perkins 13 October 1852 in Hartford Connecticut.

Notes for Edward Everett Hale:

Edward was a Unitarian minister and one time Chaplain of the US Senate.  He is most well known as the author of "Man without a Country", and many other magazine articles.

Edward Everett Hale was a full third cousin of Harriett Hale, and it is likely that she was aware of her connection to the Everett family.  Thus, when Harriett's grandson was born, in 1853, it seems likely that the name Everett came to mind to commemorate Senator Edward Everett.  The name came into common use within both branches of the Wainwright family after that time.

 

      54.  John Parker6 Hale (Samuel5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1)

Child of John Parker Hale is:

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John Parker7 Hale.

 

      58.  Martha6 Hale (Benjamin5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 03 December 1780 in Gloucester , Massachusetts114.  She married William Smith 16 September 1797 in Gloucester, Massachusetts115. 

Child of Martha Hale and William Smith is:

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Marietta7 Smith, born 22 June 1800 in Gloucester Massachusetts.

 

      61.  William6 Hale (Benjamin5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born Abt. 20 February 1787 in Gloucester Massachusetts117, and died 04 April 1814 in Gloucester Massachusetts118.  He married Betsey Giddings Woodbury 11 January 1810 in Gloucester Massachusetts119, daughter of Epes Woodbury and Susanna Riggs.  She was born 05 February 1792 in Gloucester Massachusetts120, and died Aft. 20 April 1847.

Notes for William Hale:

William's birth date is calculated from his listed age at death.

More About William Hale:

Burial: Fifth Parish Cemetery Rockport Massachusetts

More About Betsey Giddings Woodbury:

Children of William Hale and Betsey Woodbury are:

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William7 Hale, born 17 August 1811 in Gloucester Massachusetts.

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Albert Giddings Hale, born 13 April 1813 in Gloucester Massachusetts.

 

      64.  Harriett6 Hale (Benjamin5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born July 1795 in Gloucester, Massachusetts122, and died 04 November 1856 in Rockport, Massachusetts123.  She married Thomas Wainwright124 October 1814 in Gloucester, Massachusetts125, son of Thomas Wainwright and Lydia Lurvey.  He was born Abt. 1794 in Gloucester, Massachusetts126, and died 20 November 1844 in Rockport, Massachusetts127.

Notes for Harriett Hale:

1850 census shows Harriett Hale Wainwright as head of family.  Among the persons living with her are:  George M. Mclaine, 9 years, and Martha H Mclaine, aged 6. 

Harriett's will, dated 9/13/1852 and proved 12/2/1856   shows William Whipple as executor.  She had real estate located across from the Universalist Church on Hale Street valued at $800128.

More about Thomas Wainwright:

Children of Harriett Hale and Thomas Wainwright:

 

      65.  George Dennison6 Hale (Benjamin5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 10 May 1797 in Gloucester , Massachusetts141, and died 01 October 1867 in Rockport Massachusetts142.  He married Betsey Holland Tarr 07 February 1822 in Gloucester, Massachusetts143, daughter of Charles Tarr and Nancy Lane.  She was born 19 April 1800 in Gloucester, Massachusetts144, and died 27 March 1873 in Rockport Massachusetts145.

Notes for George Dennison Hale:

George served as the Collector of Customs for the District of Gloucester146

More About George Dennison Hale:

More About Betsey Holland Tarr:

Children of George Hale and Betsey Tarr are:

 

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Unnamed7 Hale, born 15 March 1823148; died 15 March 1823 in Gloucester, Massachusetts149.

 

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George Hale, born 19 April 1824 in Gloucester, Massachusetts150; died 24 August 1825 in Gloucester, Massachusetts151.

More About George Hale:

Burial: Fifth Parish Cemetery Rockport Massachusetts

 

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Elisabeth Hale, born 01 January 1826 in Gloucester, Massachusetts152.

 

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George Dennison Hale, born 19 February 1829 in Gloucester, Massachusetts152.

 

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Martha Hale, born 31 May 1831 in Gloucester Massachusetts152; died 05 January 1843 in Rockport Massachusetts153.

More About Martha Hale:

Burial: Fifth Parish Cemetery Rockport Massachusetts

 

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Lucy Hale, born 04 August 1833 in Gloucester Massachusetts154.

 

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Charles T. Hale, born 27 November 1835 in Gloucester, Massachusetts154.

More About Charles T. Hale:

Burial: Fifth Parish Cemetery Rockport Massachusetts155

 

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Eleanor Hale, born 21 August 1837 in Gloucester Massachusetts156.

 

      66.  Lydia6 Hale (Benjamin5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born July 1800 in Gloucester, Massachusetts156, and died 07 February 1835 in Rockport Massachusetts157.  She married Daniel Marchant 08 December 1822 in Gloucester, Massachusetts158, son of Daniel Marchant and Tammy Lane.  He was born in Gloucester Massachusetts.

More About Daniel Marchant

Child of Lydia Hale and Daniel Marchant:

 

 

Generation No. 7

 

      68.  John Parker7 Hale (John Parker6, Samuel5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1)

Notes for John Parker Hale:

John Parker Hale was a US Senator and a Minister to Spain.

Child of John Parker Hale is:

 

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Lucy Lambert8 Hale.

Notes for Lucy Lambert Hale:

Lucy was engaged to John Wilkes Booth at the time Booth assassinated Abraham Lincoln.

 

      69.  Marietta7 Smith (Martha6 Hale, Benjamin5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 22 June 1800 in Gloucester Massachusetts160.  She married Charles Rowe 09 June 1818 in Gloucester Massachusetts161, son of Ebenezer Row and Deborah Davis.  He was born 04 July 1807 in Gloucester Massachusetts162.

More about Charles Rowe:

Children of Marietta Smith and Charles Rowe:

 

      70.  William7 Hale (William6, Benjamin5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 17 August 1811 in Gloucester Massachusetts184.  He married Jane Whalen 11 December 1834 in Gloucester Massachusetts185, daughter of Michael Whalen and Abigail Sargent.  She was born 16 July 1815 in Gloucester Massachusetts186.

More About William Hale and Jane Whalen:

Marriage: 11 December 1834, Gloucester Massachusetts187

Children of William Hale and Jane Whalen are:

 

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Sarah Jane8 Hale, born 14 May 1835 in Gloucester Massachusetts188.

 

103

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Eliza Jane Hale, born 14 May 1838 in Gloucester Massachusetts189.

 

104

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Adelia Hale, born 20 November 1840 in Rockport Massachusetts190.

 

105

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Mary Olive Hale, born 01 August 1845 in Rockport Massachusetts190.

 

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William Hale, born 04 February 1848 in Rockport Massachusetts191.

 

      71.  Albert Giddings7 Hale (William6, Benjamin5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Robert1) was born 13 April 1813 in Gloucester Massachusetts192.  He married Mary Choate Blatchford 07 April 1839 in Gloucester Massachusetts193, daughter of John Blatchford and Margaret Marshall.  She was born 04 February 1819 in Gloucester Massachusetts194,195.

More about Mary Choate Blatchford:

Children of Albert Hale and Mary Blatchford are:

 

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Mary Choate8 Hale, born 13 July 1841 in Rockport Massachusetts197.

 

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Susan P Hale, born 17 October 1843 in Rockport Massachusetts198.

 

109

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Frank Giddings Hale, born 04 July 1849 in Rockport Massachusetts199.

 

 

Hale Family Endnotes

 

1.  Elizabeth Hale Smith, Descendants of Major Samuel Hale,  ( cambridge :  The Riverside Press, 1902), p1.

2.  Vital Records of Beverly Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (The Essex Institute, Salem MA, 1924), V2,  p460.

3.  Vital Records of Ipswich Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (Salem Massachusettsss, The Essex Institute, 1910), V2, p200.

4.  Vital Records of Beverly Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (The Essex Institute, Salem MA, 1924), V2, p460.

5.  Vital Records of Beverly Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (The Essex Institute, Salem MA, 1924), V2, p145.

6.  Vital Records of Newbury Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (The Essex Institute, Salem MA, 1924), V1, p367.

7.  Vital Records of Beverly Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (The Essex Institute, Salem MA, 1924), V2, p460.

8.  Vital Records of Beverly Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (The Essex Institute, Salem MA, 1924), V2, p145.

9.  Essex Institute Historical Collections, Miscellanea:  Inscriptions from the Old Burial Ground at  Beverly,  (Essex Institute, Salem Massachusetts ), 146.

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11.  Essex Institute Historical Collections, Miscellanea:  Inscriptions from the Old Burial Ground at  Beverly,  (Essex Institute, Salem Massachusetts ), 146.

12.  Essex County Massachusetts Probate Court , V1, p103.

13.  Vital Records of Ipswich Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (Salem Massachusettsss, The Essex Institute, 1910), V2, p200.

14.  Essex Institute Historical Collections, Miscellanea:  Inscriptions from the Old Burial Ground at  Beverly,  (Essex Institute, Salem Massachusetts ), 146.

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16.  Vital Records of Beverly Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (The Essex Institute, Salem MA, 1924), V2, p460.

17.  Essex Institute Historical Collections, Miscellanea:  Inscriptions from the Old Burial Ground at  Beverly,  (Essex Institute, Salem Massachusetts ), 146.

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136.  Vital Records of Rockport, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (The Essex Institute, Salem MA, 1924), p81, Adelia is listed as 20 years old at the time of her marriage.

137.  Vital Records of Rockport, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849,  (The Essex Institute, Salem MA, 1924), p81.

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