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Edward Hall

Birth1627 - Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
DeathJun 1669 - Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherJoan Dora
FatherJohn Hall (Immigrant)

Born in Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 1627 to John Hall (Immigrant) and Joan Dora. Edward Hall married Sarah Emaline Stone and had 14 children. He passed away on Jun 1669 in Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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John Hall (Immigrant)
1601 - 1650
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Joan Dora
1601 - 1697
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Emaline Stone
1631 - 1677
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Martha Halle
1660 - 1709
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Sarah Hall (Hale) (Halle)
1651 - 1715
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Joseph Hall
1646 - 1698
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Ephraim Hale
1648 - 1692
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Rebecca Hall
1657 - 1729
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Lucy Hall
1650 - 1683
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John Hall
1650 - 1678
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Andrew Hall
1665 - 1756
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Benjamin Hall
1668 - 1726
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Thomas Hall
1661 - 1727
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Preserved (Lydia Jackson) Hall
1663 - 1740
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Jeremiah Hall
1658 - 1740
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Samuel Hall
1656 - 1716
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Esther Kendrick
1653 - 1723

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