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Bethia Brown

Birth13 Nov 1715 - Killingly Twp, Windham, Connecticut, USA
DeathMay 1779 - DESCENDANT OF CHARLEMAGNE, ALFRED THE GREAT, WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, HENRY I, EMPRESS MATILDA, HENRY II, KING JOHN, EDWARD I, EDWARD III, SIR WILLIAM MARSHALL, STRONGBOW DE CLARE, HOTSPUR & LADY PERCY, AND LADY GODIVA
MotherDeborah Bryant
FatherNathaniel Brown

Born in Killingly Twp, Windham, Connecticut, USA on 13 Nov 1715 to Nathaniel Brown and Deborah Bryant. Bethia Brown married Samuel Hall and had 9 children. She passed away on May 1779 in DESCENDANT OF CHARLEMAGNE, ALFRED THE GREAT, WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, HENRY I, EMPRESS MATILDA, HENRY II, KING JOHN, EDWARD I, EDWARD III, SIR WILLIAM MARSHALL, STRONGBOW DE CLARE, HOTSPUR & LADY PERCY, AND LADY GODIVA.

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Parents
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Nathaniel Brown
1697 - 1729
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Deborah Bryant
1695 - 1748
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Hall
1709 - 1792
Children Show all
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Patience Hall
1746 - 1832
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Sarah Hall
1747 - Unknown
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Mary Hall
1755 - 1793
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David Hall
1744 - 1771
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Samuel Hall
1737 - 1761
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Daniel Hall
1754 - Unknown
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Nahum Hall
1739 - Unknown
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Jonathan Hall
1752 - Unknown
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Patience Hall
1756 - 1834

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