Deacon Percival Hall

Birth: Feb. 11, 1672 Cambridge Middlesex County Massachusetts, USA Death: Dec. 25, 1752 Sutton Worcester County Massachusetts, USA

From "Hall Genealogy", page 299 -

"His grave is near that of his son Willis (Hall) in the burying grounds near the meeting house in Sutton Center, but there is no grave stone erected in his memory. Those of his posterity who feel an interest in having a suitable monument set up at his grave will do well to write to..."

Son of John Hall and Elizabeth Green Hall Fox.

Married in Woborn, Massachusetts on 18 October 1697 to Jane Willis, daughter of Thomas and Grace, nee Tay, Willis.

He was the father of Percival, June, Elizabeth, Mary, Martha, Stephen, Abigail, Thomas, twins Zacheas and Susannah, Grace and Willis.

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Parents:

 John Hall (1627 - 1701)

 Elizabeth Grene Hall (1638 - 1713)

Burial: Town Cemetery Sutton Worcester County Massachusetts, USA

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• Residence: USA
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Baptism and endowments were also done in

Baptism and endowments were also done in Seattle in 1998 and 1999.

Percivel Hall is my 6th Great Grandfath

Percivel Hall is my 6th Great Grandfather on my Drake Line. This Hall line may be related to our Bethia Hall line; Both lines are said to be originally from Warwickshire, England.

Source 1; History Of The Town Of Sutton, Massachusetts From 1704-1876;
"Percival Hall was from Medford, Middlesex, Massachkusetts, and came to Sutton, Worcester, Massachusetts about 1720. He was the son of John Hall of Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, who was the son of Widow Mary Hall of Cambridge, Mddlesex, Massschsuetts. He bacame one of the proprietors of the town by the purchase of several five hundred acre rights, and was one of the proprietors' committee from 1722-1751; He was among the founders of the church at Medford, and was received by letter from that church into the church in Sutton in 1721, and soon chosen deacon. He was prominent in town affairs, and representatiive; On the place now owned by Newell Wedge, Deacon Perecival Hall settled his son Stephen, who moved from there to where John Armsby now lives in 1753'; On the place now owned by Reuben R. Dodge, Deacon Percival Hall settled his grandson, James McClellan. He was succeeded by his son Deacon JHames Mc Clellan, who was succeeded by his son, Major John McClellan, who solt to the present owner in 1865. The McCellans were in possession of the place for more than one hundred and ten years.

Source 2: New England Marriages Prior To 1700; Source 3: Genealogical Dictionary Of The Early Settlers Of New England by Savage; Source 4: Vital Records of Sutton, Massachusetts

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!Sources of information: History of Medf

!Sources of information: History of Medford, Hall Family of N.E. by D.B. Hall Concord Vital Record, Charlestoown Gen. & Est. Archive copy by Ruby Yorgason Hurren, Rt. #3, Nampa, Idaho. !Hist of Cornish, N.H. Vol 2 pp 178-180. Reg of Medford, Mass Families pp 22-3. A6C17 p 298. Archive copy by E. Mauray Payne, 379 Brookside Dr., Springville, Utah.

1672

1672

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findagrave Hall Genealogy", page 299 - unmarked

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The Halls of New England, Genealogical and Biographical – David Brainard Hall page 295 note was about 1680 NY but not matched the attachments information

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9YQD-PS4 Persivall Hall, "Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915" "Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915," database, <i>FamilySearch</i> (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VQXN-39W : 10 February 2018), Persivall Hall, 11 Feb 1672; citing CAMBRIDGE,MIDDLESEX,MASSACHUSETTS, ; FHL microfilm 496,864. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VQXN-39W