Not the son of Thomas Hale, of Watton-on-Stone Their only son, named in Thomas “the Elder’s” will, was Thomas Hale, ‘the glover,’ of Newbury

https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LZ6X-TXC/samuel-hale-1615-1693

Samuel Hale June 1615–9 November 1693

Birth • 5 Sources June 1615 Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom

Age 78 Death • 4 Sources 9 November 1693 Glastonbury, Hartford, Connecticut, United States

Samuell Haille, "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975"

SPOUSES AND CHILDREN

Samuel Hale 1615-1693

Marriage: 1642 Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, British Colonial America

Mary Smith 1625-1683

Children (8)

Martha Hale 1643-1692

Lt Samuel Hale 1645-1711

John Hale 1647-1709

Mary Hale 1649-1692

Rebecca Hale 1651-1723

Thomas Hale 1654-1723

Ebenezer Hale 1661-1744

Dorothy Hale 1667-1733

PARENTS AND SIBLINGS

John Hale 1586-1637

Marriage: 19 October 1601 Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England

Martha Kirby 1585-1628

Children (5)

John Hale II 1608-1678

Thomas Hale 1610-1679

Abraham Hale 1612-1620

Samuel Hale 1615-1693

Martha Hale 1618-1695

Biography

Samuel HALE (bap. Jul. 15, 1615, Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England; d. Jan. 13, 1710/1, Stratford, CT), son of John and Martha HALE .

Married 1) Mary Smith 2) Phebe Bracy

From the very earliest years in the annals of old Wethersfield the name of Hale has been prominent. Apparently the first of the name to own land in what is now Glastonbury was Samuel, a soldier in the Pequot War in 1637. Sherman Adams and Henry Stiles list Samuel Hale among the veterans of the Pequot War of 1637, serving under Capt. John Mason (*History of Ancient Wethersfield*, vol. 1, 1904, p 72).

SAMUEL HALE, born in England, about 1615,died at Wethersfield, Conn., 9 Nov. 1693;
He married first, by or before1643, MARY SMITH, daughter of Rev. Henry and Dorothy (-----) Smith;

He married second, PHEBE (BRACY) (DICKINSON) ROSE, born (1631-36), died at Wethersfield, 19 Jan. 1711/12, daughter of Thomas and Phebe (Bisby)Bracy, and widow of Joseph Dickinson of Northfield, Mass., and of JohnRose, Sr., of Branford and East Haven, Conn. (P)

Samuel Hale came early to New England, probably by 1634, and it is likely that he and his sister Martha were with their brother Thomas, when he came to Hartford, Conn. in 1635, though there is no record of their being at Roxbury, Mass., with Thomas.

If they did not accompany Thomas, it is certain that they soon joined him, for Samuel was in Hartford when the Pequot War broke out in 1637, and volunteered as a soldier. For this service he received a lot in Soldier's Fields, Hartford. On 11 May1671 the General Court "grants Samll Hale, of Wethersfield, sixty acres of land, upon the same tearmes with the Pequitt soldiers." In his will he referred to his service and gave the sixty acres to his son Benezer."

He owned a lot of land, some of it listed by Jacobus and Waterman. "He was entitled as an original proprietor of Hartford to draw land, 12 June 1666, on the east side of the River next to Windsor bounds."

Samuel Hale's marriage to the daughter of the minister of Wethersfield in 1642 or by the beginning of 1643, presumably occasioned his removal to that town. He served on juries while residing in Wethersfield 4 Sept. and 9 Nov.1643. On 4 Dec. 1645, he was fined twenty nobles "for his mysdemeanor by excesse in drinkeing," but was again call ed for jury duty, 1 Oct.1646. In 1647 he was a selectman of Wethersfield.

With his brother Thomas, he joined the first settlers of Norwalk, Conn., in1651, and in 1655 his estate was rated at #250 [pounds]. He was elected to several terms of the Connecticut GeneralCourt. He served as Deputy at the sessions of Oct. 1656, Feb. andOct. 1657, May and Oct. 1660. (P) He sold his homelot and dwellinghouse to Robert Stewart, 8 Mar. 1660/1, and returned to Wethersfield.

He was Deputy for that town at the session of May 1665. The names of Sam: Haill sent., Sam: Haill junr. and John Haill appear in the Wethersfield list of freemen in 1669. (P)

In the list of families in Wethersfield dated March 7 1669/70, "Samuell Hale Seneor" is credited with nine persons, which seems to include all his surviving children except John Hale, who was separately listed with two children. Considerable light is thrown on his family by the will of Dr. Ebenezer Hills . . . " (See Appemdix 8. Hale-Hills Connection).

"SAMUEL [HALE], Hartford 1640, one of the first proprs. at Norwalk 1654, had first been at Wethersfield 1642, and with his br. Thomas serv. in the Pequot war 1637, was rep. for N[orwalk] 1657, 8, and 60, went back to Wethersfield, and liv. in that part wh. is now Glastonbury; where sev. descend. cont. In his will ch. nam. are Samuel, b. a. 1644; John Thomas, Ebenezer; Mary; Rebecca; and Dorothy." --- James Savage, *A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlersof New England, vol. 2, 1860, p. 330

"SAMUEL HALE (HALES) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Recordsof Norwalk, in a table of "Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657,1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Rev. Henry Smith before 1668. He died Nov. 9,1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart." --- Miss Mary K. Talcott, "The Original Proprietors", in *The Memorial History of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884*, 1886, p242. .

along with Rev. Thomas Hooker - Original Proprietors of Hartford

Captain Samuel Hale arrived in America by 1634. He owned land in Wethersfield, CN starting in 1640.

Also married to Phebe Bracy.

Samuel HALE (bap. Jul. 15, 1615, Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England; d. Jan. 13, 1710/1, Stratford, CT), son of John and Martha HALE .

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    An inventory of the estate of Sam Hale Senr deceased the 9th of this Instant-taken by us - Eleazr Kimberly and Joseph Hill select men: 

_______________________________________________lb.
____Impr. Hiss apparrell_______________________08
____Item: bedsteads bedds and bedding__________10
____Item: gun sword and belt and flash_________02
____Item: pewter platters pots and basons______01
____Item: brasse and Iron vessels______________03
____Item: books________________________________01
____Chests 1lb: wooden vessells and sieve______01
____Item: beetle rings wedges axes and other Iron implements_____01
____Item: Tramel tongs fire pan smoothing Iron and heaters_____01
____Item: Corn in the Chamber and in the barn__14
____Item: hops; tobacco; hay___________________04
____Item: flaxe, cowes, calf___________________10
____Item: swine, horse, mares, colts___________10
____Item: 24 pound yarn________________________02
____Item: 2 brand Irons, chairs and wheels, hives of bees________01

    .

He married Phebe Bracy. Samuel was born circa 1615 at England. Samuel immigrated circa 1634. He married Mary Smith circa 1643. Samuel died on 9 November 1693 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.

    Children of Samuel Hale and Mary Smith:

Martha Hale b. 2 Oct 1643

Samuel Hale b. 7 Feb 1644/45

John Hale b. 21 Feb 1646/47

Mary Hale b. 29 Apr 1649

Rebecca Hale b. 29 Oct 1651

Thomas Hale+ b. c 1654, d. 23 Dec 1723

Bennezer Hale b. 29 Jul 1661

Dorothy Hale b. c 1667

Citations

1. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

2. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

3. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 333.

http://www.tracycrocker.com/p46.htm#i1585

Samuel Hale (Hales) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Records of Norwalk, in a table of" Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657, 1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Reverend Henry Smith before 1668. He died November 9, 1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart.

SOURCE: James Hammond Trumbull, editor, The memorial history of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884, Volume 1 (Boston, Massachusetts: Edward L. Osgood, 1886), page 242. Retrieved: 3 May 2011 from Google Books

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From the very earliest years in the annals of old Wethersfield the name of Hale has been prominent. Apparently the first of the name to own land in what is now Glastonbury was Samuel, a soldier in the Pequot War in 1637. Sherman Adams and Henry Stiles list Samuel Hale among the veterans of the Pequot War of 1637, serving under Capt. John Mason (*History of Ancient Wethersfield*, vol. 1, 1904, p 72).

SAMUEL HALE, born in England, about 1615,died at Wethersfield, Conn., 9 Nov. 1693; He married first, by or before1643, MARY SMITH, daughter of Rev. Henry and Dorothy (-----) Smith;

He married second, PHEBE (BRACY) (DICKINSON) ROSE, born (1631-36), died at Wethersfield, 19 Jan. 1711/12, daughter of Thomas and Phebe (Bisby)Bracy, and widow of Joseph Dickinson of Northfield, Mass., and of JohnRose, Sr., of Branford and East Haven, Conn. (P)

Samuel Hale came early to New England, probably by 1634, and it is likely that he and his sister Martha were with their brother Thomas, when he came to Hartford, Conn. in 1635, though there is no record of their being at Roxbury, Mass., with Thomas.

If they did not accompany Thomas, it is certain that they soon joined him, for Samuel was in Hartford when the Pequot War broke out in 1637, and volunteered as a soldier. For this service he received a lot in Soldier's Fields, Hartford. On 11 May1671 the General Court "grants Samll Hale, of Wethersfield, sixty acres of land, upon the same tearmes with the Pequitt soldiers." In his will he referred to his service and gave the sixty acres to his son Benezer."

He owned a lot of land, some of it listed by Jacobus and Waterman. "He was entitled as an original proprietor of Hartford to draw land, 12 June 1666, on the east side of the River next to Windsor bounds."

Samuel Hale's marriage to the daughter of the minister of Wethersfield in 1642 or by the beginning of 1643, presumably occasioned his removal to that town. He served on juries while residing in Wethersfield 4 Sept. and 9 Nov.1643. On 4 Dec. 1645, he was fined twenty nobles "for his mysdemeanor by excesse in drinkeing," but was again call ed for jury duty, 1 Oct.1646. In 1647 he was a selectman of Wethersfield.

With his brother Thomas, he joined the first settlers of Norwalk, Conn., in1651, and in 1655 his estate was rated at #250 [pounds]. He was elected to several terms of the Connecticut GeneralCourt. He served as Deputy at the sessions of Oct. 1656, Feb. andOct. 1657, May and Oct. 1660. (P) He sold his homelot and dwellinghouse to Robert Stewart, 8 Mar. 1660/1, and returned to Wethersfield.

He was Deputy for that town at the session of May 1665. The names of Sam: Haill sent., Sam: Haill junr. and John Haill appear in the Wethersfield list of freemen in 1669. (P)

In the list of families in Wethersfield dated March 7 1669/70, "Samuell Hale Seneor" is credited with nine persons, which seems to include all his surviving children except John Hale, who was separately listed with two children. Considerable light is thrown on his family by the will of Dr. Ebenezer Hills . . . " (See Appemdix 8. Hale-Hills Connection).

"SAMUEL [HALE], Hartford 1640, one of the first proprs. at Norwalk 1654, had first been at Wethersfield 1642, and with his br. Thomas serv. in the Pequot war 1637, was rep. for N[orwalk] 1657, 8, and 60, went back to Wethersfield, and liv. in that part wh. is now Glastonbury; where sev. descend. cont. In his will ch. nam. are Samuel, b. a. 1644; John Thomas, Ebenezer; Mary; Rebecca; and Dorothy." --- James Savage, *A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlersof New England, vol. 2, 1860, p. 330

"SAMUEL HALE (HALES) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Recordsof Norwalk, in a table of "Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657,1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Rev. Henry Smith before 1668. He died Nov. 9,1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart." --- Miss Mary K. Talcott, "The Original Proprietors", in *The Memorial History of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884*, 1886, p242. .

along with Rev. Thomas Hooker - Original Proprietors of Hartford

Captain Samuel Hale arrived in America by 1634. He owned land in Wethersfield, CN starting in 1640.

Also married to Phebe Bracy.

Samuel HALE (bap. Jul. 15, 1615, Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England; d. Jan. 13, 1710/1, Stratford, CT), son of John and Martha HALE .

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An inventory of the estate of Sam Hale Senr deceased the 9th of this Instant-taken by us - Eleazr Kimberly and Joseph Hill select men:

_______________________________________________lb.

____Impr. Hiss apparrell_______________________08

____Item: bedsteads bedds and bedding__________10

____Item: gun sword and belt and flash_________02

____Item: pewter platters pots and basons______01

____Item: brasse and Iron vessels______________03

____Item: books________________________________01

____Chests 1lb: wooden vessells and sieve______01

____Item: beetle rings wedges axes and other Iron implements_____01

____Item: Tramel tongs fire pan smoothing Iron and heaters_____01

____Item: Corn in the Chamber and in the barn__14

____Item: hops; tobacco; hay___________________04

____Item: flaxe, cowes, calf___________________10

____Item: swine, horse, mares, colts___________10

____Item: 24 pound yarn________________________02

____Item: 2 brand Irons, chairs and wheels, hives of bees________01 .

He married Phebe Bracy. Samuel was born circa 1615 at England. Samuel immigrated circa 1634. He married Mary Smith circa 1643. Samuel died on 9 November 1693 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.

Children of Samuel Hale and Mary Smith:

Martha Hale b. 2 Oct 1643

Samuel Hale b. 7 Feb 1644/45

John Hale b. 21 Feb 1646/47

Mary Hale b. 29 Apr 1649

Rebecca Hale b. 29 Oct 1651

Thomas Hale+ b. c 1654, d. 23 Dec 1723

Bennezer Hale b. 29 Jul 1661

Dorothy Hale b. c 1667

Citations

1. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

2. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

3. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 333.

http://www.tracycrocker.com/p46.htm#i1585

Samuel Hale (Hales) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Records of Norwalk, in a table of" Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657, 1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Reverend Henry Smith before 1668. He died November 9, 1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart.

Birth: 1610
Herefordshire Unitary Authority Herefordshire, England Death: Nov. 9, 1693 Glastonbury Hartford County Connecticut, USA

Baptized 1 July 1615 in Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England, Samuel Hale was at Wethersfield in the Colony of Conn. in 1637. He was granted sixty acres of land for serving in the Pequot War.

In 1639, he was in Hartford where he owned a lot on the east side of the river. He removed to Wethersfield in 1642 where he married Mary Smith, daughter of REV. HENRY SMITH. He was a selectman in Wethersfield in 1647.

In 1654 he was one of the first settlers of Norwalk and was deputy to the Gen. Court in Hartford from 1656 to 1659. He returned to Wethersfield and took up residence at Governor Welles estate on the east side of the Great River. This part of Wethersfield was part of Glastonbury in 1690.

His will was dated December 26, 1692 and proved December 6, 1693. His inventory amounted to about 100 pounds.

Family links:

Spouse:

 Mary Smith Hale (1620 - ____)*

Children:

 Samuel Hale (1645 - 1711)*

 John Hale (1647 - 1709)*

 Thomas Hale (1654 - 1723)*

 Dorothy Hale Hills (1668 - 1733)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Green Cemetery Glastonbury Hartford County Connecticut, USA

Created by: Nareen, et al Record added: May 31, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 37771953

Stolen from another profile:

Not the son of Thomas Hale, of Watton-on-Stone Their only son, named in Thomas “the Elder’s” will, was Thomas Hale, ‘the glover,’ of Newbury

Biography

Samuel HALE (bap. Jul. 15, 1615, Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England; d. Jan. 13, 1710/1, Stratford, CT), son of John and Martha HALE .

Married 1) Mary Smith 2) Phebe Bracy

From the very earliest years in the annals of old Wethersfield the name of Hale has been prominent. Apparently the first of the name to own land in what is now Glastonbury was Samuel, a soldier in the Pequot War in 1637. Sherman Adams and Henry Stiles list Samuel Hale among the veterans of the Pequot War of 1637, serving under Capt. John Mason (*History of Ancient Wethersfield*, vol. 1, 1904, p 72).

SAMUEL HALE, born in England, about 1615,died at Wethersfield, Conn., 9 Nov. 1693;
He married first, by or before1643, MARY SMITH, daughter of Rev. Henry and Dorothy (-----) Smith;

He married second, PHEBE (BRACY) (DICKINSON) ROSE, born (1631-36), died at Wethersfield, 19 Jan. 1711/12, daughter of Thomas and Phebe (Bisby)Bracy, and widow of Joseph Dickinson of Northfield, Mass., and of JohnRose, Sr., of Branford and East Haven, Conn. (P)

Samuel Hale came early to New England, probably by 1634, and it is likely that he and his sister Martha were with their brother Thomas, when he came to Hartford, Conn. in 1635, though there is no record of their being at Roxbury, Mass., with Thomas.

If they did not accompany Thomas, it is certain that they soon joined him, for Samuel was in Hartford when the Pequot War broke out in 1637, and volunteered as a soldier. For this service he received a lot in Soldier's Fields, Hartford. On 11 May1671 the General Court "grants Samll Hale, of Wethersfield, sixty acres of land, upon the same tearmes with the Pequitt soldiers." In his will he referred to his service and gave the sixty acres to his son Benezer."

He owned a lot of land, some of it listed by Jacobus and Waterman. "He was entitled as an original proprietor of Hartford to draw land, 12 June 1666, on the east side of the River next to Windsor bounds."

Samuel Hale's marriage to the daughter of the minister of Wethersfield in 1642 or by the beginning of 1643, presumably occasioned his removal to that town. He served on juries while residing in Wethersfield 4 Sept. and 9 Nov.1643. On 4 Dec. 1645, he was fined twenty nobles "for his mysdemeanor by excesse in drinkeing," but was again call ed for jury duty, 1 Oct.1646. In 1647 he was a selectman of Wethersfield.

With his brother Thomas, he joined the first settlers of Norwalk, Conn., in1651, and in 1655 his estate was rated at #250 [pounds]. He was elected to several terms of the Connecticut GeneralCourt. He served as Deputy at the sessions of Oct. 1656, Feb. andOct. 1657, May and Oct. 1660. (P) He sold his homelot and dwellinghouse to Robert Stewart, 8 Mar. 1660/1, and returned to Wethersfield.

He was Deputy for that town at the session of May 1665. The names of Sam: Haill sent., Sam: Haill junr. and John Haill appear in the Wethersfield list of freemen in 1669. (P)

In the list of families in Wethersfield dated March 7 1669/70, "Samuell Hale Seneor" is credited with nine persons, which seems to include all his surviving children except John Hale, who was separately listed with two children. Considerable light is thrown on his family by the will of Dr. Ebenezer Hills . . . " (See Appemdix 8. Hale-Hills Connection).

"SAMUEL [HALE], Hartford 1640, one of the first proprs. at Norwalk 1654, had first been at Wethersfield 1642, and with his br. Thomas serv. in the Pequot war 1637, was rep. for N[orwalk] 1657, 8, and 60, went back to Wethersfield, and liv. in that part wh. is now Glastonbury; where sev. descend. cont. In his will ch. nam. are Samuel, b. a. 1644; John Thomas, Ebenezer; Mary; Rebecca; and Dorothy." --- James Savage, *A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlersof New England, vol. 2, 1860, p. 330

"SAMUEL HALE (HALES) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Recordsof Norwalk, in a table of "Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657,1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Rev. Henry Smith before 1668. He died Nov. 9,1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart." --- Miss Mary K. Talcott, "The Original Proprietors", in *The Memorial History of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884*, 1886, p242. .

along with Rev. Thomas Hooker - Original Proprietors of Hartford

Captain Samuel Hale arrived in America by 1634. He owned land in Wethersfield, CN starting in 1640.

Also married to Phebe Bracy.

Samuel HALE (bap. Jul. 15, 1615, Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England; d. Jan. 13, 1710/1, Stratford, CT), son of John and Martha HALE .

---------------------------------------------------

    An inventory of the estate of Sam Hale Senr deceased the 9th of this Instant-taken by us - Eleazr Kimberly and Joseph Hill select men: 

_______________________________________________lb.
____Impr. Hiss apparrell_______________________08
____Item: bedsteads bedds and bedding__________10
____Item: gun sword and belt and flash_________02
____Item: pewter platters pots and basons______01
____Item: brasse and Iron vessels______________03
____Item: books________________________________01
____Chests 1lb: wooden vessells and sieve______01
____Item: beetle rings wedges axes and other Iron implements_____01
____Item: Tramel tongs fire pan smoothing Iron and heaters_____01
____Item: Corn in the Chamber and in the barn__14
____Item: hops; tobacco; hay___________________04
____Item: flaxe, cowes, calf___________________10
____Item: swine, horse, mares, colts___________10
____Item: 24 pound yarn________________________02
____Item: 2 brand Irons, chairs and wheels, hives of bees________01

    .

He married Phebe Bracy. Samuel was born circa 1615 at England. Samuel immigrated circa 1634. He married Mary Smith circa 1643. Samuel died on 9 November 1693 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.

    Children of Samuel Hale and Mary Smith:

Martha Hale b. 2 Oct 1643

Samuel Hale b. 7 Feb 1644/45

John Hale b. 21 Feb 1646/47

Mary Hale b. 29 Apr 1649

Rebecca Hale b. 29 Oct 1651

Thomas Hale+ b. c 1654, d. 23 Dec 1723

Bennezer Hale b. 29 Jul 1661

Dorothy Hale b. c 1667

Citations

1. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

2. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

3. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 333.

http://www.tracycrocker.com/p46.htm#i1585

Samuel Hale (Hales) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Records of Norwalk, in a table of" Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657, 1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Reverend Henry Smith before 1668. He died November 9, 1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart.

SOURCE: James Hammond Trumbull, editor, The memorial history of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884, Volume 1 (Boston, Massachusetts: Edward L. Osgood, 1886), page 242. Retrieved: 3 May 2011 from Google Books

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From the very earliest years in the annals of old Wethersfield the name of Hale has been prominent. Apparently the first of the name to own land in what is now Glastonbury was Samuel, a soldier in the Pequot War in 1637. Sherman Adams and Henry Stiles list Samuel Hale among the veterans of the Pequot War of 1637, serving under Capt. John Mason (*History of Ancient Wethersfield*, vol. 1, 1904, p 72).

SAMUEL HALE, born in England, about 1615,died at Wethersfield, Conn., 9 Nov. 1693; He married first, by or before1643, MARY SMITH, daughter of Rev. Henry and Dorothy (-----) Smith;

He married second, PHEBE (BRACY) (DICKINSON) ROSE, born (1631-36), died at Wethersfield, 19 Jan. 1711/12, daughter of Thomas and Phebe (Bisby)Bracy, and widow of Joseph Dickinson of Northfield, Mass., and of JohnRose, Sr., of Branford and East Haven, Conn. (P)

Samuel Hale came early to New England, probably by 1634, and it is likely that he and his sister Martha were with their brother Thomas, when he came to Hartford, Conn. in 1635, though there is no record of their being at Roxbury, Mass., with Thomas.

If they did not accompany Thomas, it is certain that they soon joined him, for Samuel was in Hartford when the Pequot War broke out in 1637, and volunteered as a soldier. For this service he received a lot in Soldier's Fields, Hartford. On 11 May1671 the General Court "grants Samll Hale, of Wethersfield, sixty acres of land, upon the same tearmes with the Pequitt soldiers." In his will he referred to his service and gave the sixty acres to his son Benezer."

He owned a lot of land, some of it listed by Jacobus and Waterman. "He was entitled as an original proprietor of Hartford to draw land, 12 June 1666, on the east side of the River next to Windsor bounds."

Samuel Hale's marriage to the daughter of the minister of Wethersfield in 1642 or by the beginning of 1643, presumably occasioned his removal to that town. He served on juries while residing in Wethersfield 4 Sept. and 9 Nov.1643. On 4 Dec. 1645, he was fined twenty nobles "for his mysdemeanor by excesse in drinkeing," but was again call ed for jury duty, 1 Oct.1646. In 1647 he was a selectman of Wethersfield.

With his brother Thomas, he joined the first settlers of Norwalk, Conn., in1651, and in 1655 his estate was rated at #250 [pounds]. He was elected to several terms of the Connecticut GeneralCourt. He served as Deputy at the sessions of Oct. 1656, Feb. andOct. 1657, May and Oct. 1660. (P) He sold his homelot and dwellinghouse to Robert Stewart, 8 Mar. 1660/1, and returned to Wethersfield.

He was Deputy for that town at the session of May 1665. The names of Sam: Haill sent., Sam: Haill junr. and John Haill appear in the Wethersfield list of freemen in 1669. (P)

In the list of families in Wethersfield dated March 7 1669/70, "Samuell Hale Seneor" is credited with nine persons, which seems to include all his surviving children except John Hale, who was separately listed with two children. Considerable light is thrown on his family by the will of Dr. Ebenezer Hills . . . " (See Appemdix 8. Hale-Hills Connection).

"SAMUEL [HALE], Hartford 1640, one of the first proprs. at Norwalk 1654, had first been at Wethersfield 1642, and with his br. Thomas serv. in the Pequot war 1637, was rep. for N[orwalk] 1657, 8, and 60, went back to Wethersfield, and liv. in that part wh. is now Glastonbury; where sev. descend. cont. In his will ch. nam. are Samuel, b. a. 1644; John Thomas, Ebenezer; Mary; Rebecca; and Dorothy." --- James Savage, *A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlersof New England, vol. 2, 1860, p. 330

"SAMUEL HALE (HALES) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Recordsof Norwalk, in a table of "Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657,1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Rev. Henry Smith before 1668. He died Nov. 9,1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart." --- Miss Mary K. Talcott, "The Original Proprietors", in *The Memorial History of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884*, 1886, p242. .

along with Rev. Thomas Hooker - Original Proprietors of Hartford

Captain Samuel Hale arrived in America by 1634. He owned land in Wethersfield, CN starting in 1640.

Also married to Phebe Bracy.

Samuel HALE (bap. Jul. 15, 1615, Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England; d. Jan. 13, 1710/1, Stratford, CT), son of John and Martha HALE .

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An inventory of the estate of Sam Hale Senr deceased the 9th of this Instant-taken by us - Eleazr Kimberly and Joseph Hill select men:

_______________________________________________lb.

____Impr. Hiss apparrell_______________________08

____Item: bedsteads bedds and bedding__________10

____Item: gun sword and belt and flash_________02

____Item: pewter platters pots and basons______01

____Item: brasse and Iron vessels______________03

____Item: books________________________________01

____Chests 1lb: wooden vessells and sieve______01

____Item: beetle rings wedges axes and other Iron implements_____01

____Item: Tramel tongs fire pan smoothing Iron and heaters_____01

____Item: Corn in the Chamber and in the barn__14

____Item: hops; tobacco; hay___________________04

____Item: flaxe, cowes, calf___________________10

____Item: swine, horse, mares, colts___________10

____Item: 24 pound yarn________________________02

____Item: 2 brand Irons, chairs and wheels, hives of bees________01 .

He married Phebe Bracy. Samuel was born circa 1615 at England. Samuel immigrated circa 1634. He married Mary Smith circa 1643. Samuel died on 9 November 1693 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.

Children of Samuel Hale and Mary Smith:

Martha Hale b. 2 Oct 1643

Samuel Hale b. 7 Feb 1644/45

John Hale b. 21 Feb 1646/47

Mary Hale b. 29 Apr 1649

Rebecca Hale b. 29 Oct 1651

Thomas Hale+ b. c 1654, d. 23 Dec 1723

Bennezer Hale b. 29 Jul 1661

Dorothy Hale b. c 1667

Citations

1. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

2. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

3. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 333.

http://www.tracycrocker.com/p46.htm#i1585

Samuel Hale (Hales) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Records of Norwalk, in a table of" Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657, 1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Reverend Henry Smith before 1668. He died November 9, 1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart.

Birth: 1610
Herefordshire Unitary Authority Herefordshire, England Death: Nov. 9, 1693 Glastonbury Hartford County Connecticut, USA

Baptized 1 July 1615 in Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England, Samuel Hale was at Wethersfield in the Colony of Conn. in 1637. He was granted sixty acres of land for serving in the Pequot War.

In 1639, he was in Hartford where he owned a lot on the east side of the river. He removed to Wethersfield in 1642 where he married Mary Smith, daughter of REV. HENRY SMITH. He was a selectman in Wethersfield in 1647.

In 1654 he was one of the first settlers of Norwalk and was deputy to the Gen. Court in Hartford from 1656 to 1659. He returned to Wethersfield and took up residence at Governor Welles estate on the east side of the Great River. This part of Wethersfield was part of Glastonbury in 1690.

His will was dated December 26, 1692 and proved December 6, 1693. His inventory amounted to about 100 pounds.

Family links:

Spouse:

 Mary Smith Hale (1620 - ____)*

Children:

 Samuel Hale (1645 - 1711)*

 John Hale (1647 - 1709)*

 Thomas Hale (1654 - 1723)*

 Dorothy Hale Hills (1668 - 1733)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Green Cemetery Glastonbury Hartford County Connecticut, USA

Created by: Nareen, et al Record added: May 31, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 37771953 Not the son of Thomas Hale, of Watton-on-Stone Their only son, named in Thomas “the Elder’s” will, was Thomas Hale, ‘the glover,’ of Newbury

Biography

Samuel HALE (bap. Jul. 15, 1615, Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England; d. Jan. 13, 1710/1, Stratford, CT), son of John and Martha HALE .

Married 1) Mary Smith 2) Phebe Bracy

From the very earliest years in the annals of old Wethersfield the name of Hale has been prominent. Apparently the first of the name to own land in what is now Glastonbury was Samuel, a soldier in the Pequot War in 1637. Sherman Adams and Henry Stiles list Samuel Hale among the veterans of the Pequot War of 1637, serving under Capt. John Mason (*History of Ancient Wethersfield*, vol. 1, 1904, p 72).

SAMUEL HALE, born in England, about 1615,died at Wethersfield, Conn., 9 Nov. 1693;
He married first, by or before1643, MARY SMITH, daughter of Rev. Henry and Dorothy (-----) Smith;

He married second, PHEBE (BRACY) (DICKINSON) ROSE, born (1631-36), died at Wethersfield, 19 Jan. 1711/12, daughter of Thomas and Phebe (Bisby)Bracy, and widow of Joseph Dickinson of Northfield, Mass., and of JohnRose, Sr., of Branford and East Haven, Conn. (P)

Samuel Hale came early to New England, probably by 1634, and it is likely that he and his sister Martha were with their brother Thomas, when he came to Hartford, Conn. in 1635, though there is no record of their being at Roxbury, Mass., with Thomas.

If they did not accompany Thomas, it is certain that they soon joined him, for Samuel was in Hartford when the Pequot War broke out in 1637, and volunteered as a soldier. For this service he received a lot in Soldier's Fields, Hartford. On 11 May1671 the General Court "grants Samll Hale, of Wethersfield, sixty acres of land, upon the same tearmes with the Pequitt soldiers." In his will he referred to his service and gave the sixty acres to his son Benezer."

He owned a lot of land, some of it listed by Jacobus and Waterman. "He was entitled as an original proprietor of Hartford to draw land, 12 June 1666, on the east side of the River next to Windsor bounds."

Samuel Hale's marriage to the daughter of the minister of Wethersfield in 1642 or by the beginning of 1643, presumably occasioned his removal to that town. He served on juries while residing in Wethersfield 4 Sept. and 9 Nov.1643. On 4 Dec. 1645, he was fined twenty nobles "for his mysdemeanor by excesse in drinkeing," but was again call ed for jury duty, 1 Oct.1646. In 1647 he was a selectman of Wethersfield.

With his brother Thomas, he joined the first settlers of Norwalk, Conn., in1651, and in 1655 his estate was rated at #250 [pounds]. He was elected to several terms of the Connecticut GeneralCourt. He served as Deputy at the sessions of Oct. 1656, Feb. andOct. 1657, May and Oct. 1660. (P) He sold his homelot and dwellinghouse to Robert Stewart, 8 Mar. 1660/1, and returned to Wethersfield.

He was Deputy for that town at the session of May 1665. The names of Sam: Haill sent., Sam: Haill junr. and John Haill appear in the Wethersfield list of freemen in 1669. (P)

In the list of families in Wethersfield dated March 7 1669/70, "Samuell Hale Seneor" is credited with nine persons, which seems to include all his surviving children except John Hale, who was separately listed with two children. Considerable light is thrown on his family by the will of Dr. Ebenezer Hills . . . " (See Appemdix 8. Hale-Hills Connection).

"SAMUEL [HALE], Hartford 1640, one of the first proprs. at Norwalk 1654, had first been at Wethersfield 1642, and with his br. Thomas serv. in the Pequot war 1637, was rep. for N[orwalk] 1657, 8, and 60, went back to Wethersfield, and liv. in that part wh. is now Glastonbury; where sev. descend. cont. In his will ch. nam. are Samuel, b. a. 1644; John Thomas, Ebenezer; Mary; Rebecca; and Dorothy." --- James Savage, *A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlersof New England, vol. 2, 1860, p. 330

"SAMUEL HALE (HALES) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Recordsof Norwalk, in a table of "Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657,1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Rev. Henry Smith before 1668. He died Nov. 9,1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart." --- Miss Mary K. Talcott, "The Original Proprietors", in *The Memorial History of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884*, 1886, p242. .

along with Rev. Thomas Hooker - Original Proprietors of Hartford

Captain Samuel Hale arrived in America by 1634. He owned land in Wethersfield, CN starting in 1640.

Also married to Phebe Bracy.

Samuel HALE (bap. Jul. 15, 1615, Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England; d. Jan. 13, 1710/1, Stratford, CT), son of John and Martha HALE .

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    An inventory of the estate of Sam Hale Senr deceased the 9th of this Instant-taken by us - Eleazr Kimberly and Joseph Hill select men: 

_______________________________________________lb.
____Impr. Hiss apparrell_______________________08
____Item: bedsteads bedds and bedding__________10
____Item: gun sword and belt and flash_________02
____Item: pewter platters pots and basons______01
____Item: brasse and Iron vessels______________03
____Item: books________________________________01
____Chests 1lb: wooden vessells and sieve______01
____Item: beetle rings wedges axes and other Iron implements_____01
____Item: Tramel tongs fire pan smoothing Iron and heaters_____01
____Item: Corn in the Chamber and in the barn__14
____Item: hops; tobacco; hay___________________04
____Item: flaxe, cowes, calf___________________10
____Item: swine, horse, mares, colts___________10
____Item: 24 pound yarn________________________02
____Item: 2 brand Irons, chairs and wheels, hives of bees________01

    .

He married Phebe Bracy. Samuel was born circa 1615 at England. Samuel immigrated circa 1634. He married Mary Smith circa 1643. Samuel died on 9 November 1693 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.

    Children of Samuel Hale and Mary Smith:

Martha Hale b. 2 Oct 1643

Samuel Hale b. 7 Feb 1644/45

John Hale b. 21 Feb 1646/47

Mary Hale b. 29 Apr 1649

Rebecca Hale b. 29 Oct 1651

Thomas Hale+ b. c 1654, d. 23 Dec 1723

Bennezer Hale b. 29 Jul 1661

Dorothy Hale b. c 1667

Citations

1. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

2. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

3. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 333.

http://www.tracycrocker.com/p46.htm#i1585

Samuel Hale (Hales) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Records of Norwalk, in a table of" Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657, 1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Reverend Henry Smith before 1668. He died November 9, 1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart.

SOURCE: James Hammond Trumbull, editor, The memorial history of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884, Volume 1 (Boston, Massachusetts: Edward L. Osgood, 1886), page 242. Retrieved: 3 May 2011 from Google Books

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From the very earliest years in the annals of old Wethersfield the name of Hale has been prominent. Apparently the first of the name to own land in what is now Glastonbury was Samuel, a soldier in the Pequot War in 1637. Sherman Adams and Henry Stiles list Samuel Hale among the veterans of the Pequot War of 1637, serving under Capt. John Mason (*History of Ancient Wethersfield*, vol. 1, 1904, p 72).

SAMUEL HALE, born in England, about 1615,died at Wethersfield, Conn., 9 Nov. 1693; He married first, by or before1643, MARY SMITH, daughter of Rev. Henry and Dorothy (-----) Smith;

He married second, PHEBE (BRACY) (DICKINSON) ROSE, born (1631-36), died at Wethersfield, 19 Jan. 1711/12, daughter of Thomas and Phebe (Bisby)Bracy, and widow of Joseph Dickinson of Northfield, Mass., and of JohnRose, Sr., of Branford and East Haven, Conn. (P)

Samuel Hale came early to New England, probably by 1634, and it is likely that he and his sister Martha were with their brother Thomas, when he came to Hartford, Conn. in 1635, though there is no record of their being at Roxbury, Mass., with Thomas.

If they did not accompany Thomas, it is certain that they soon joined him, for Samuel was in Hartford when the Pequot War broke out in 1637, and volunteered as a soldier. For this service he received a lot in Soldier's Fields, Hartford. On 11 May1671 the General Court "grants Samll Hale, of Wethersfield, sixty acres of land, upon the same tearmes with the Pequitt soldiers." In his will he referred to his service and gave the sixty acres to his son Benezer."

He owned a lot of land, some of it listed by Jacobus and Waterman. "He was entitled as an original proprietor of Hartford to draw land, 12 June 1666, on the east side of the River next to Windsor bounds."

Samuel Hale's marriage to the daughter of the minister of Wethersfield in 1642 or by the beginning of 1643, presumably occasioned his removal to that town. He served on juries while residing in Wethersfield 4 Sept. and 9 Nov.1643. On 4 Dec. 1645, he was fined twenty nobles "for his mysdemeanor by excesse in drinkeing," but was again call ed for jury duty, 1 Oct.1646. In 1647 he was a selectman of Wethersfield.

With his brother Thomas, he joined the first settlers of Norwalk, Conn., in1651, and in 1655 his estate was rated at #250 [pounds]. He was elected to several terms of the Connecticut GeneralCourt. He served as Deputy at the sessions of Oct. 1656, Feb. andOct. 1657, May and Oct. 1660. (P) He sold his homelot and dwellinghouse to Robert Stewart, 8 Mar. 1660/1, and returned to Wethersfield.

He was Deputy for that town at the session of May 1665. The names of Sam: Haill sent., Sam: Haill junr. and John Haill appear in the Wethersfield list of freemen in 1669. (P)

In the list of families in Wethersfield dated March 7 1669/70, "Samuell Hale Seneor" is credited with nine persons, which seems to include all his surviving children except John Hale, who was separately listed with two children. Considerable light is thrown on his family by the will of Dr. Ebenezer Hills . . . " (See Appemdix 8. Hale-Hills Connection).

"SAMUEL [HALE], Hartford 1640, one of the first proprs. at Norwalk 1654, had first been at Wethersfield 1642, and with his br. Thomas serv. in the Pequot war 1637, was rep. for N[orwalk] 1657, 8, and 60, went back to Wethersfield, and liv. in that part wh. is now Glastonbury; where sev. descend. cont. In his will ch. nam. are Samuel, b. a. 1644; John Thomas, Ebenezer; Mary; Rebecca; and Dorothy." --- James Savage, *A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlersof New England, vol. 2, 1860, p. 330

"SAMUEL HALE (HALES) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Recordsof Norwalk, in a table of "Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657,1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Rev. Henry Smith before 1668. He died Nov. 9,1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart." --- Miss Mary K. Talcott, "The Original Proprietors", in *The Memorial History of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884*, 1886, p242. .

along with Rev. Thomas Hooker - Original Proprietors of Hartford

Captain Samuel Hale arrived in America by 1634. He owned land in Wethersfield, CN starting in 1640.

Also married to Phebe Bracy.

Samuel HALE (bap. Jul. 15, 1615, Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England; d. Jan. 13, 1710/1, Stratford, CT), son of John and Martha HALE .

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An inventory of the estate of Sam Hale Senr deceased the 9th of this Instant-taken by us - Eleazr Kimberly and Joseph Hill select men:

_______________________________________________lb.

____Impr. Hiss apparrell_______________________08

____Item: bedsteads bedds and bedding__________10

____Item: gun sword and belt and flash_________02

____Item: pewter platters pots and basons______01

____Item: brasse and Iron vessels______________03

____Item: books________________________________01

____Chests 1lb: wooden vessells and sieve______01

____Item: beetle rings wedges axes and other Iron implements_____01

____Item: Tramel tongs fire pan smoothing Iron and heaters_____01

____Item: Corn in the Chamber and in the barn__14

____Item: hops; tobacco; hay___________________04

____Item: flaxe, cowes, calf___________________10

____Item: swine, horse, mares, colts___________10

____Item: 24 pound yarn________________________02

____Item: 2 brand Irons, chairs and wheels, hives of bees________01 .

He married Phebe Bracy. Samuel was born circa 1615 at England. Samuel immigrated circa 1634. He married Mary Smith circa 1643. Samuel died on 9 November 1693 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.

Children of Samuel Hale and Mary Smith:

Martha Hale b. 2 Oct 1643

Samuel Hale b. 7 Feb 1644/45

John Hale b. 21 Feb 1646/47

Mary Hale b. 29 Apr 1649

Rebecca Hale b. 29 Oct 1651

Thomas Hale+ b. c 1654, d. 23 Dec 1723

Bennezer Hale b. 29 Jul 1661

Dorothy Hale b. c 1667

Citations

1. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

2. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 3.

3. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 333.

http://www.tracycrocker.com/p46.htm#i1585

Samuel Hale (Hales) was an original proprietor at Hartford, and his home-lot in 1639 was on the east side of the road to the Cow Pasture; he had been a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637, receiving a lot for this service in the "soldier's field." He was juror twice in 1643; removed to Wethersfield, but in 1655 his name appears on the Records of Norwalk, in a table of" Estates of land," etc. He sold his land there to John Platt, in 1669. He was deputy for Norwalk, 1656, 1657, 1658, 1660. He lived on the east side of the river in Glastonbury, having bought land of the Reverend Henry Smith before 1668. He died November 9, 1693, leaving a wife, Mary. Chapin says he returned to Wethersfield, in 1660, when he sold four acres near "the Commoning," in Norwalk, to Robert Stewart.

Birth: 1610
Herefordshire Unitary Authority Herefordshire, England Death: Nov. 9, 1693 Glastonbury Hartford County Connecticut, USA

Baptized 1 July 1615 in Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, England, Samuel Hale was at Wethersfield in the Colony of Conn. in 1637. He was granted sixty acres of land for serving in the Pequot War.

In 1639, he was in Hartford where he owned a lot on the east side of the river. He removed to Wethersfield in 1642 where he married Mary Smith, daughter of REV. HENRY SMITH. He was a selectman in Wethersfield in 1647.

In 1654 he was one of the first settlers of Norwalk and was deputy to the Gen. Court in Hartford from 1656 to 1659. He returned to Wethersfield and took up residence at Governor Welles estate on the east side of the Great River. This part of Wethersfield was part of Glastonbury in 1690.

His will was dated December 26, 1692 and proved December 6, 1693. His inventory amounted to about 100 pounds.

Family links:

Spouse:

 Mary Smith Hale (1620 - ____)*

Children:

 Samuel Hale (1645 - 1711)*

 John Hale (1647 - 1709)*

 Thomas Hale (1654 - 1723)*

 Dorothy Hale Hills (1668 - 1733)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Green Cemetery Glastonbury Hartford County Connecticut, USA

Created by: Nareen, et al Record added: May 31, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 37771953

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/37771953/samuel-hale