Person:Joshua Hall (1)

m.
  1. Samuel Hall1695 -
  2. Lydia Hall1698 -
  3. Burgess Hall1701 -
  4. Asa Hall1706 -
  5. Joshua Hall1708 - Bef 1789
  6. Anna Hall1710 -
  7. Jane Hall1714 -
  1. Lydia HallAbt 1729 -
  2. Deborah HallAbt 1731 - 1736
  3. Elizabeth Hall1733 -
  4. Melissa Hall1734 - 1797
  5. Mabel Hall1736 -
  6. Deborah HallAbt 1738 - 1818
  • HJoshua Hall1708 - Bef 1789
  • W.  Sarah Burgess (add)
m. 1738
  1. Joshua HallAbt 1739 -
  2. William Hall1741 - 1824
  3. Burgess Hall1741 -
  4. Thomas Williams HallAbt 1743/44 -
  5. Sarah HallAbt 1744 -
  6. Joseph HallAbt 1745 -
  7. Jane HallAbt 1745 -
  8. Olive Hall1747 - 1843
  • HJoshua Hall1708 - Bef 1789
  • W.  Anna Lane (add)
m. May 1754
Facts and Events
Name Joshua Hall
Gender Male
Alt Birth[3] Sep 1703 Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Birth[2] 4 Nov 1708 Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Christening[1] 21 Nov 1708 Stratfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Marriage to Deborah Williams
Marriage 1738 to Sarah Burgess (add)
Marriage May 1754 to Anna Lane (add)
Death[2][3] Bef 1 Oct 1789 Redding, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
References
  1. Bridgeport Congregational Church Record, 1:17.
  2. 2.0 2.1 23, 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)
    36.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Hall, David Brainerd. The Halls of New England, Genealogical and Biographical. (Albany, NY: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1883)
    74.

    (Family 5.) Joshua 4, Isaacs, Isaac2, Francis1  : b. in Fairfield, Sept., 1703; d. Oct., 1789, ae. 86; m., 1738, Sarah Burgess.

    Removed to Reading, Conn., where he died, greatly lamented. He had been a selectman of the town for many years, was a captain of militia, and a member of county board of safety and protection, in 1775 and '76. During the revolutionary war he furnished transportation, and forage for the eastern division of the American army, and was very much honored as a patriotic citizen. He was distinguished for his very large statue.

    His children which survived him were  :

    1. William, b. Nov. 4, 1741 (Family 6).
    2. Burgess.
    3. Joshua.
    4. Thomas.
    5. Sarah.
    6. Jane.