Capt. Samuel Hall

History of Wallingford, Conn. by Charles Henry Stanley Davis

Genealogies - Part 1, pg. 751, 752, 753

"Samuel Hall, son of John and Jane Hall, went to Wall­ingford with the first planters in 1670. He married Hannah Walker, May, 1668, and died March 5, 1725, ae. 77 years. She died Dec. 20, 1728.

Children of SAMUEL HALL and HANNAH WALKER are:

1. JOHN HALL, b. December 26, 1670; d. April 29, 1730.
2. HANNAH HALL, b. March 11, 1673/74; m. EBENEZER DOOLITTLE119, April 06, 1697.
3. SARAH HALL, b. June 20, 1677; d. March 18, 1711/12.
4. SAMUEL HALL, JR., b. December 10, 1680; d. June 15, 1770.
5. SUSANNA HALL, b. Abt. 1682.
6. THEOPHILUS HALL, b. February 05, 1685/86.
7. KEZIA HALL, b. Abt. 1688.
8. ELIZABETH HALL, b. March 06, 1689/90; m. (1) JOHN MOSS, February 25, 1707/08; m. (2) JOHNMOSS, February 25, 1707/08.
9. SARAH HALL, b. June 20, 1677; d. March 18, 1711/12.

Families of Ancient New Haven by Donald Lines Jacobus, pg. 694

Buried at Center Street Cemetery in Wallingford, CT

John Hall of Wallingford, Conn , James Shepard ; p 40

Captain in King Phillips War, land owner in Meriden

Dea. John Hall. Born ca 1644 in New Haven, CT. John was baptized in First Congregational Society, New Haven, on 9 Aug 1646. John died on 2 Sep 1721 in Wallingford, CT.

John was the first deacon of the church at Wallingford. He was a selectman in 1675; he was deputy to the General Court held at Hartford, 1687.

Children: John b 12-23-1670, Hannah b 3-1673 m Ebenezer Doolittle, Sarah b 6-20-1677, Samuel b 10-10-1680, Theophilus b 2-5-1686, Elizabeth b 3-6-1690, m. John Moss.

He was the Captain, King Phillips' War, 1704, one of the great Indian wars. Also served in the French and Indian War. In 1704, he was Captain of the "Train Band". He was Deputy of the General Court during the years of 1698, 1700, 1701, 1703, 1705. In 1718 as selectman, he voted against the petition of West Farms, Cheshire, asking the legislature for liberty to be a village.

He owned a large share of land in Meriden, CT and bought the propriety of Thomas Judd at Waterbury, CT. which property was afterward known as Thomas Judd Hall's land. A deacon of Wallingford church. He was by occupation a turner or "disturner" like his brother John. He had eight children.

He was one of the witnesses to his father's will, John, Deacon. John the Elder, was his grandfather. He was the ancestor of Honorable Lyman Hall of Georgia and Honorable S.H.P. Hall of Binghampton, NY

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Spouse:

 Hannah Walker Hall (1646 - 1728)*

Children:

 John Hall (1670 - 1730)*

 Susanna Hall Moss (1683 - 1766)*

 Elizabeth Hall Moss (1690 - 1754)*

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Inscription: Here Lieth interred the body of Deacon Samuel Hall, aged 79 years

Burial: Center Street Cemetery Wallingford New Haven County Connecticut, USA

Created by: Mona Rhone Record added: Aug 18, 2006 Find A Grave Memorial# 15410943