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Deborah Hall

Birth05 Sep 1779 - Ashfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA
Death3 Apr 1863 - Castle Creek, Broome, New York, USA
MotherSarah Howes
FatherReuben Hall

Born in Ashfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA on 05 Sep 1779 to Reuben Hall and Sarah Howes. Deborah Hall married Foster Lilly and had 13 children. She passed away on 3 Apr 1863 in Castle Creek, Broome, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Reuben Hall
1747 - 1821
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Sarah Howes
1749 - 1817
Spouse(s)
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Foster Lilly
1772 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Reuben Lilly
1808 - 1884
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Rev Alvah H Lilly
1797 - 1889
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Sarah Lilly
1815 - 1880
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Arunah Hall Lilly
1819 - 1875
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Eunice Lillie (Lilly)
1817 - 1839
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Hannah Lilly
1821 - 1889
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Foster Lilly
1812 - 1855
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Cynthia Lilly
1804 - 1847
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Debora C Lillie (Lilly)
1810 - 1881
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Orsamus Lilly
1800 - 1881
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Henry Lilly
1802 - 1873
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Jonathan Lilly
1806 - 1883
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Achsah Lilly
1798 - 1798

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