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Benjamin Hall

Birth18 SEP 1766 - New London, Connecticut, USA
Death28 APR 1842 - Cooperstown, Otsego, New York, USA
MotherHannah J. Caverly
FatherJoshua Hall

Born in New London, Connecticut, USA on 18 SEP 1766 to Joshua Hall and Hannah J. Caverly. Benjamin Hall married Phebe Daniels and had 8 children. He passed away on 28 APR 1842 in Cooperstown, Otsego, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Joshua Hall
1722 - 1810
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Hannah J. Caverly
1725 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Phebe Daniels
1775 - 1805
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Susan Starks
1784 - 1823
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Capt. Stephen P. Hall
1797 - 1861
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Robert W Hall
1795 - 1860
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Lucretia Hall
1801 - Unknown
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Sally Hall
1798 - 1869
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Darius Hall
1805 - 1806
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Jonathan Hall
1803 - Unknown
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Horatio S. Hall
1816 - 1902
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Frances "Fannie" Hall
1793 - 1872

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