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Copyright by CLP Research Partial Genealogy of the Hales, Part II Main Political Affiliation: (of New Hampshire) 1763-83 Whig Revolutionary 1 1789-1823 Federalist 1824-33 National Republican Thomas Hale I (1575-1630) 1834-53 Whig (of Watton-at-Stone, Hertfordshire, England) 1854- Republican = Joan Kirby (1580-1640)

Thomas Hale II Robert Hale Samuel Hale I 1600 (1606-82) 9 Others (1609-82) (1615-93) (Emigrated from Watton-at-Stone, (Emigrated from Watton-at-Stone, Hertfordshire, England to Massachusetts, 1638) = Mary Smith Hertfordshire, England = Joanna Cutler (1612-1712) to Massachusetts, 1638) (1617-79)

SEE HALE OF NH GENEALOGY Rev. John Hale PART I (1635-1707) 1650 & (chaplain of Phipps expedition4 Others against Canada, 1690); (supported witch trials until wife Sarah accused) HALE OF ME (wrote A Modern Inquiry into the Nature of Witchcraft in 1697 condeming the Salem witch trials) GENEALOGY Samuel Hale II John Hale I = Sarah Noyes (1645-1711) (1647-1709) (1656-95) 8 Others = Mary Welles = Hannah Nott Ruth Edwards = (1666-1715) (1649-1732) Rebecca Byley = (1652-82) Robert Hale (1638-83) 1 Son See Welles of CT John Hale II See Noyes of CT (1669-1721) (1668-1719) Genealogy Genealogy5 Others 1700 = Elizabeth Clark = Mary Bevins (1684-1762) Samuel Hale I (1668-1732) (1687-1724) 2 Others 3 Children = Aphia Moody (1693-1753) Benjamin Hale 3 Sons Thankful Hale 3 Sons Rebecca Hale (1707-84) 8 Others(1710-at least 1752) (1701-51) Deacon Richard Hale Major Samuel Hale II 3 Others John Hale See Talcott of CT Genealogy = Hannah Talcott = Jeremiah Granger = Rev. John Chipman (1717-1802); (farmer) (1718-1807) (1721-87); (shoemaker) 1750 (Siege of Louisburg, 1745) (1706-96) (1708-72) (1691-1775) See Strong = Elizabeth Strong = Eleanor Knight (NH assembly); (Portsmouth NH judge) (1743-81) See Chipman of VT of NY (1728-67) See Granger of CT Genealogy Genealogy Gideon Hale Genealogy Part I = Mary Wright 2 Others (1728-1811) (1736-1812) = Mary White 6 Others Samuel Hale (1740-1820) (1746-87); (Loyalist); (teacher/lawyer) 1800 2 Sons Cpt. Nathaniel Hale10 Others Samuel Hale III 6 Others William Hale (born MA); (moved to New Hampshire) Ann Hale (1755-76); (teacher) (1758-1828) (1765-1848); (Fed) (rumoredSee Parker to of have NH betrayed cousin Nathan (1763-1816) (Rev War; siege of Boston & (NH senate, 1791-94) (merchant/shipowner) to theGenealogy British in Part New III York City); (fled to England) = Samuel Welles II campaign for NYC ) = Annie Weeks (NH senate, 1796-1800) = Lydia Parker (1754-1834) Elias Hale I (hanged by the BritishMary Rollins = Rollins (NH gov council, 1803-05) (1765-1850) (1740s-at least 1781) (1775-1832) in NYC as a spy) See Rollins2 Children of NH (1792-1859)See Rollins(US of House, NH 1809-11, See Welles of CT (moved to Pennsylvania) (reputed to have said: Genealogy Genealogy 1813-17) John Parker Hale I Genealogy "I only regret that = Jane Mullholland (1781-at least 1805) (1785-1853) 1850 I have but one life = Lydia Rollins (bornSee Rochester,Rollins Strafford co. New Hampshire) to lose for my country") 4 Children (1772-1841) of NH = Lydia Clarkson O'Brien Genealogy (1785-at least 1808) 4 Children 1 Son 1 Daughter John Parker Hale II (1806-73) Mary Jane Hale (Dem/Free Soil/Rep); (lawyer) (1817-86) (born Rochester NH); (NH house, 1834); (US Attorney for NH, 1834-41); (US House, 1843-45) (US Senate, 1847-53, 1855-65); (Free Soil Candidate for President, 1852) = Gideon Welles 1900 (1802-78); (Dem then Rep/Liberal Rep) (US Ambassador to Spain, 1865-69) (born Glastonburg CT) = Lucy Lambert (1814-at least 1870) (editor/co-owner Hartford Times, 1826-36) (CT house, 1827-35); (CT comptroller, 1835-36, 1842-44) 1 Daughter Lucy Lambert Hale (US Postmaster for Hartford CT, 1836-41) (1842-1915) (US Secretary of Navy, 1861-69) (a great beauty wooed =by William President Eaton Lincoln's Chandler son Robert, Oliver Wendell Holmes etc.(backed Tilden for President, 1876) (betrothed to John Wilkes(1835-1917); Booth, 1865, (Rep); but (lawyer) Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln) (born Concord, Merrimack co. NH); (newspaper editor/publisher); (NH house, 1862-64, 1881; speaker, 1863-64) See Welles of CT (Solicitor & Judge Advocate General, US Navy Department, 1865); (1st Assistant US Secretary of Treasury, 1865-67) Genealogy (NH senate, 1876); (US Secretary of Navy, 1882-85); (US Senate, 1887-89, 1889-1901); (President, Spanish Claims Treaty Commission, 1901-08) See Chandler of NH Genealogy