Person:Isaac Hall (13)

m. 16 Jan 1666
  1. Isaac Hall1667 - 1741
  2. Sarah Hall1668/69 -
  3. Lydia Hall1670 - 1670/71
  4. Elizabeth Hall1672 -
  5. Samuel Hall1674 - 1690
  6. Francis Hall1676 - Bef 1761
  7. John Hall1677/78 - 1677/78
  8. John Hall1679/80 - 1749
  9. Mary Hall1681 - 1728
  10. Abigail Hall1683 -
  11. Jonathan Hall1684 - Bef 1718/19
  12. Hannah HallEst 1686 -
m.
  1. Samuel Hall1695 -
  2. Lydia Hall1698 -
  3. Burgess Hall1701 -
  4. Asa Hall1706 -
  5. Joshua Hall1708 - Bef 1789
  6. Anna Hall1710 -
  7. Jane Hall1714 -
Facts and Events
Name Isaac Hall
Gender Male
Birth[1] 8 Nov 1667 Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Marriage to Jane Hall Burgess
Death[2] 4 Jul 1741 Redding, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
References
  1. Fairfield Land Records, A2:682.
  2. Redding Congregational Church Record, 1:180.
  3.   6, in Hall, Howard J, and Harlan R Jessup. Hall descendants of Francis Hall: also identifying his known ancestors in England : a founder of the New Haven Colony, early settler of Fairfield, Stratford and Stratfield, CT. (Chelmsford, MA: Howard J Hall, 2010)
    25.

    ... Isaac Hall, Jr. (Redding Ridge), Samuel Hall (Redding Ridge), Moses Knapp (Redding Ridge) and John Read (Lonetown) are the settlers known to have settled in Redding prior to 1720. The farms of Isaac and Samuel were contiguous, Redding Ridge, called Chestnut Ridge by the settlers, was desirable to the early settlers because it ran along a path stretching from Danbury to Fairfield. It appears his brothers Francis and John Hall remained in Stratford and sold their portion of the land to Moses Knapp, who was their cousin. In 1709 an Indian Deed was given to Isaac Hall, Jr., Francis Hall and John Hall by seven Indians: Mohaki, Coocongo, Tom, Harry, Old Multeg, Siachim, Young Multeg. (This apparently is the same land granted to father Isaac for his services in the Indian wars.) The dee of 150 acres cost the Halls 50 shillings. The land was north of Cross Highway and Church Hill to the Bethel line (Hopewell Woods/Sunset Hill). ...

    ... In Isaac Hall's will, dated 17 Apr 1736 and proved 01 Aug 1741, he names son Asa and his wife executors, she to have use of all lands for her natural life. He leaves his home lot and "all my doctor Books, Chirgeons implements and Carpenter tools" to son Asa. He also makes bequests to daughters Jean Guire, Lidea Jud, Anne Corns and to sons Burgers and Joshua and grandson David Hall. ...