The Hales Newsletter

Motto: United Force is Stronger

Old Series May 1971 Vol. 2. No. 1.

Editorial

News and Views

Dr. Garland and Susan Cole Hales

Contributions

Descendants of Hugh and Mary Hales

Parish Register Extracts

New Members

Family Reunions

Obituaries

 The Hales Newsletter contains current events, historical sketches and genealogical information pertaining to the Hales family. It is published by Kenneth Glyn Hales, secretary of The Hales Genealogical Society from 1970 through 1981 and The Hales Family History Society since 1995.

The Hales Family History Society

Kenneth Glyn Hales, Founder (ken@hales.org)

5990 North Calle Kino

Tucson, Arizona 85704-1704

This is a reprint. The original was scanned and the text corrected for spellings, something that was very difficult in the original mimeograph process. There is also some minor editing. The Hales Manuscript pages being developed during the publication of the Old Series of The Hales Newsletter have been deleted because the content is now found in The Hales Chronicles, now in its second edition with the third edition planned for 2005.

The Hales Chronicles can be found on the Hales web-page at www.hales.org and at The Family History Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at Salt Lake City, Utah; The Library of Congress at Washington, D.C.; The Library of The Society of Genealogists at London, England; and the Centre for Kentish Studies at Maidstone, Kent, England.

The Hales Newsletter is provided to the above cited repositories and the Allen County Public Library at Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Allen County Public Library indexes our publication and provides articles through their Periodical Source Index (PERSI).

Reprints of the Old Series of The Hales Newsletters are available at a cost of $3.00 each.

This issue begins volume 2 of our HALES family Newsletter. With your help we can make it an even bigger success than volume 1 has been. Please remember that this is an

active family organization.

Many things are happening at the same time: Our Hales Book is building rapidly; Our researcher in England has been asked to increase the time each month that he will be working for us; and we will be holding family reunions this year at four locations across the country.

Please remember to fill out your family

sheet and mail it to me for our book. Also, this is the year to write a short story about you and your family for our book. (Include in this short history the information about your ancestors: parents, grandparents, or as much as you can remember).

Please be one of the people that do things – if you don't send the information to me it probably won’t get done and get into our Hales book. Lets leave a first hand story about us for our posterity.

The HALES Newsletter this year will be published on a quarterly basis. This is done for several reasons – increases in postal rates and materials have affected us somewhat and in order to keep the cost of the Newsletter at the same price an adjustment is necessary. The Researchers fees have also been increased slightly. The same quantity of information can be mailed out quarterly as before at a savings of nearly $100.00 per year. Please let me know your feelings about this adjustment.

For those of you that have not already done so, your yearly dues to assist our Society

in this project is now due. The amount requested is minimal and helps this effort

greatly.

Orders are now being accepted for an 8" by 10" color rendition of our Hales family

coat-of-arms. The process used for this reproduction is by offset press. The reproduction is an enlarged reproduction in color of the arms on the cover of this newsletter.

While coat-of-arms cannot be legally displayed except by the owner in many European countries, in America we feel it honors our family name. We display it to honor our ancestors.

The rendition may be displayed in an 8" by 10" picture frame larger. The cost of this rendition is $2. postpaid.

NEWS AND VIEWS

This section of our HALES Newsletter contains the "happenings" that I am made aware of "between issues. Send me. your announcements of area reunions, marriages, births, deaths, or other news of interest, and they will be included in the Newsletter to all the Haleses. Contributions of articles for the Newsletter are requested.

For the first time in the history of the American Badminton Association, a husband and wife have respectively won the United States men’s singles and ladies singles badminton championships at Las Vegas. The titles were won by Dr. R. Stanton and Mrs. Diane Hales, both members of the Pasadena Badminton Club. Stanton had an easy time winning his second successive U.S. National singles title, defeating Charles Coakley of Costa Mesa, California 15-6, 15-6. Diane, on the other hand, won a "cliff hanger" from Pam Stockton of Flint, Michigan to gain her first national title, 11-4, 5-11, 12-11. Earlier the California State titles had been won by the pair as Stanton dropped Chris Kinard 15-11, 17-15 in the semifinals and then came back to down Mike Walker 15-4, 15-10 while Diane returned from a slow start to rip Judi Kelly 4-11, 11-4, 11-7 in the semis and then copped an 11-3, 11-4 victory over Diana Mies to win the women’s singles. Dr. Hales teaches mathematics at Pomona College in Claremont, California and is the son of Mr. And Mrs. Raleigh S. Hales, 1106 Arden Road, Pasadena, California. Stanton and Diane Hales have one daughter who is two years old – Karen.

Jennifer Marie Hales arrived on April 5, 1971 the new daughter of Melvin and Janeen Davis Hales of PO Box 2142, Bakersfield, California 93303. Jennifer has one "big" sister Susan Elizabeth Hales. Janeen says that Jennifer sleeps all night and most of the day and is a real good baby. Congratulations Melvin and Janeen on your new arrival.

How easy it is to lose track of your relatives – especially if they are a little further removed than on a first cousin basis. One was to renew acquaintances is to attend family reunions. Another was is to fill in family trees and then meet people you identify as branches of your family – either by mail or in person. Our Hales book continues to grow and several of the branches have been identified. Two of these branches are illustrated in this newsletter. Which branch of the Hales family do you descend from?

1. Stephen and Mary Ann Hales. They arrived in Canada in 1832.
2. Dr. Garland and Susan Cole Hales. They lived at New Sore, Prince Edward County, Virginia in the early 1800s.
3. Hugh and Mary Hales. Hugh was born about 1740 and his posterity lived in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
4. Edward J. and Sally Hana Hales. They have been located in central-eastern North Carolina about 1790.
5. Hugh Barlow and Olive Almyra Wadleigh Hales. Hugh was born in England January 17, 1823 and emigrated to Port Hope, Ontario, Canada.
6. Robert and Elizabeth Taylor Hales. Robert was born in England and had grandchildren born about 1860 in Waupaca, Wisconsin area.
7. Henry and Susannah Oldfield Hales. They married about 1780 in England. His grandson Frederick William and Margaret Jenkins Hales settled at Prince Edward Island and their posterity settled in Minnesota, Montana, and Oregon.
8. Luke J. and Catherine Sewell Hales. Of Pickens County, North Carolina in the 1790s, this family shows trails through Tennessee to Texas.
9. Thomas Martin and Frances E. Hales. Their family and posterity are located in Georgia about 1828.
10. John and Sarah Playford Hales. Married in 1839 and have posterity in Canada – including Alfred Hales, Member of Parliament in Ottawa.
11. Arthur S. and Betsy Ann Coppleston Hales. Arthur was born in Hemsted, Essex, England on January 21, 1838 and died in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He has posterity in Massachusetts and California.

These families can be found in our Hales Manuscript.

Dr. Garland Hales married Susan Cole. They lived at New Sore, Prince Edward County, Virginia, and had at least one son, Dr. Peter Hales.

Dr. Peter Hales married Mary Jennings October 9, 1825. They lived at New Sore in

a large brick house. He was a man of small stature and lived to be 102 years old. He rode horseback twenty miles to see a patient just before he died. He served in the Revolutionary War, a member of Captain John Morton's Company of Prince Edward County Militia.

Issue of Dr. Peter Hales and wife Mary Jennings Hales include:

References: Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War, by J. T. McAllister, p.

237; Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 17, p. 307.

Dr. Samuel C. Hales, Married first Ann Eliza Watson on October, 15, 1849. The marriage bond states he was son of Peter Hales and his wife, a daughter of Wilkerson Watson. (The marriage bond is in the Prince Edward County Courthouse, Farmville, Virginia, and shows his father's consent to the marriage).

Dr. Samuel Hales married second Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings, widow of Dr. Robert Garland Jennings (she was Elizabeth Mildred Edrnunds, daughter of Captain Henry Edmunds and his wife, Martha Watkins Morton Edmunds, daughter of Colonel William Morton and his wife Susanna Watkins Morton. Dr. Jennings and his wife Elizabeth Mildred Edmunds Jennings had twelve children, including Robert and others). Dr. Samuel C. Hales died in 1894. He was an active practitioner at the time of his death. He contracted erysipelas from a patient he attended who was in jail. He lived and practiced in Halifax County, Va. and reared his family there. He served as Lieutenant in the Confederate Army , being noted for his bravery .His wife Elizabeth Mildred Edmunds (Jennings) Hales died in 1885. Dr. Samuel C. and Elizabeth Mildred Edmunds Jennings Hales had issue:

Dr. Barksdale Hales, was born July 27, 1858 at Paces, Halifax County, Virginia and1 died September 16, 1922 at Millboro, Virginia., and is buried there. He married September 3, 1885 Margaret Ann Rowlett. She was born September 18, 1867, the daughter of Richard Cobbs Rowlett and his wife Susan Ann Cosby Rowlett.

After the death of his first wife, Margaret Rowlett Hales, Dr. Hales married again to

Miss Mary Bennett, and had two daughters and one son.

One advantage of having a central location for sending information concerning the Hales family is that a more complete record can be compiled from the bits of data sent from many places – an example of this follows.

I found this Hales family information when I visited the New York Historical Society when I visited there a few years ago:

From:

1. Early Records of Simpson Families, by Helen A. Simpson, published 1927-1929, pages 316-317.
2. From History of the Upper Ohio Valley, Upton, Taylor, Brand, and Fuller, Madison, Wisconsin, 1890.

Hugh Hales of Jefferson County, Ohio, whose will is dated October 10, 1812, and attested April 7, 1817, is quite likely the father of John, but as he wills all to his wife, Jemima, during the time she is a widow, and afterwards is to be equally divided between my heirs, there is no record of his children's names. A witness is David Sloane, probably the same as D. Sloane for John’s will, who did not appear when will is attested and whose own will reads, "Done in Knoxville 18 August 1850."

(Note: The above relationship of Hugh to John is a supposition. The information received from another source links Hugh to John as brothers).

John Hales of Jefferson County, Ohio, made his will on file at Steuvenville, April 29th, 1839, two years after the death of his wife, Jane (1857-1837) and six years after the death of his son, Hugh, husband of Jane Simpson.

His bequests are:

To my granddaughter, Jane Swinehart.

To my grandson, John Milligan.

To my granddaughter, Polly Jackman Adams.

To my granddaughter, Betsy Mansfield Thomas.

To my son, William Hales.

To the heirs of my son, John Hales, deceased.

To the heirs of my son, Hugh Hales, deceased (who married Jane Simpson)

To my son, Andrew Hales.

To my son, Robert Hales.

To my son, Moses Hales.

To my granddaughter, Martha Maxwell, to wit, daughter of my granddaughter, Jane Swinehart.

Executors: my son, William Hales of Pennsylvania and Thomas Mansfield, my son-in-law.

Witnesses: James Alexander, D. Sloane, John Martin.

Andrew Hales, Sr., born in Pennsylvania, came to Ohio in a very early day and settled near Richmond, Jefferson County, died about 1866. His son, Andrew. Jr., born near Richmond, spent early manhood teaching common branches and music. He married, 1851, Nancy Hout, daughter of Peter, early resident of this county. In 1852 he accompanied some neighbors to California, where he died same year. Their son, George A. Hales, born May, 1852, was educated at Richmond College, entered lumber business, became successful and prosperous at Toronto near Steubenville, married 1878, Alice Fleming, three daughters.

Elisha Hales of Salem Township, Jefferson County, in will dated June 21, 1841, attested September 27, 1841, wills his farm on which he lives to his nephew, Thomas Metcalf, and the remainder of his property to be divided "amongst my brothers and sisters." His brothers may include John above, and they will all be sons of Hugh.

Witness: Adam Stewart, who also is witness of John Simpson's Will.

Mary Hales is certainly his sister, for she wills to her nephew Thomas Metcalf; also to her sisters Sarah Maitland and Henrietta Spencer. Dated March 15, 1862, attested 1865.

The son, Andrew Hales, mentioned in the will of John, is probably the Andrew married to Hannah, whose daughter "Hannah Rebecca", died 1810 aged five years and is buried near John and Jane Hales in Mt. Tabor Cemetery.

The family of this Andrew Hales, who was father-in-law of Nancy Hout, as named in his will, 1866, on file at Steubenville; to wife, Mary, real estate in Richmond; eldest son, James; 2nd son, John; 3rd son, William; 4th son, Andrew; daughter, Mary Taylor; daughter, Isabelle Hales; daughter, Elizabeth Wilson; son, Thomas C.; son Samuel B.; Son, Alexander Lewis; daughter, Margaret Jane.

Hugh Hales married Jane Simpson 1813 (he was born September 10, 1791, in Washington County, Pennsylvania, which later became part of Beaver County, Pennsylvania), he died April 14, 1833, in Richland County, Ohio. He came with his parents, John Hales and Jane, to Ohio at the age of eight or ten. In the Mount Tabor Cemetery, in the far corner to the left from the Simpson lot, are two fine brown tombstones similar to those of our ancestors, which mark the graves of Hugh Hales' parents and other relatives. The first "In Memory of Jane, consort of John Hales, who departed this life June 11, 1837, 80 years of age." Next it is a stone in memory of John Hales, the dates of which unfortunately I did not copy, but I find his will at Steubenville was made April 29, 1839, two years after the death of his wife, and six years after the death of his son, Hugh. Beyond is a tablet in memory of Hannah Rebecca, daughter of Andrew and Hannah Hales, died 1810, aged five years.

There is also a monument to Hales in United Presbyterian Cemetery at Richmond, of which records I took no copy. As it is next to the Hout monument, it is probably of our kin.

Obituary from "The Richland County Shield and Banner," published Mansfield, Ohio: Died at her residence in Mifflin Township, October 13, 1881, Mrs. Jane Simpson Hales, aged 88, born Washington County, Pennsylvania, moved to Jefferson County, Ohio, 1795, was there married 1813 to Hugh Hales, now deceased, then to Richland County, September, 1815, settled on farm – 66 years there.

Her husband, Hugh Hales, came to Richland in spring 1815, cleared a patch planted it in potatoes and corn and prepared a 3-sided camp to live in – later erected log cabin with punchion flooring, later brick house – for eleven years. Member Presbyterian Church 57 years. Devout.

Hugh Hales, Sr.

Born 1740 and died April 29, 1817. Married Mary ...

Their children:

1. John Hales, born May 19, 1764 (Letter from Wm. J. Hale says John born 1762 died March 21, 1840).
2. William Hales, born May 12, 1767, died Aug. 1835.
3. Hugh Hales, Jr., born Aug. 31,1768, died March 13, 1817.
4. Robert Hales, born Dec. 30, 1770.
5. Mary Hales, born Dec. 11, 1778, died after 1850 and prior to 1867.
6. Randall Hales, born Aug. 29, 1780 in Baltimore. Died Oct. 27, 1848 near Arcadia, Ohio. The Sugar Grove Methodist Church, Knoxville, Ohio is on a corner of Randall Hales farm, he having deeded the land to the church. Some of his descendants are living at Fostoria, but many in Oregon and California.
7. Charles Hales, born Jan. 30, 1783 or Jan. 20, 1784. Lived in Cincinnati. Most of his family seems to have been wiped out by cholera epidemic of 1833.
8. Joel Hales, born Aug. 10, 1785 in Pennsylvania. Died Jan. 25, 1867 at Millersburg, Iowa. Most of his descendants in Nebraska and California.

John Hales

Born May 19, 1762 or 1764 and died Mar. 21, 1840. Married Jane ... She was born circa 1757 and died Jun. 11, 1837 at age 80 (taken from her stone). She and John are both buried in the Mt. Tabor cenetery, Richmond, Ohio.

Their children:

1. Nancy Hales married Wm. Milligan.
2. Andrew Hales.
3. Mary Hales married Adam K. Jackson.
4. William Hales lived in Pennsylvania.
5. Elizabeth Hales married Thos. Mansfield.
6. James Hales.
7. John Hales, died in Carroll Co., Ohio.
8. Hugh Hales, died in Richland Co., Ohio.
9. Robert Hales.
10. Moses Hales.
11. Jane Hales, married John Mansfield. Buried at Bloomingdale, Ohio.

Andrew Hales

Born 1793 and died June 24, 1866 married first Katherine Alexander. They moved from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. to New Richmond, Ohio.

Their children:

1. John Hales, married to an Elliott.
2. William Hales, married Mary Jane Westfall.
3. Bob Hales, never married.
4. Andrew Hales, married Nancy Hout.
5. Harry Hales, not married (in Civil War).
6. James F. Hales, born November 5, 1819, married a Thomas.
7. Thomas Hales, born November 2, 1836, married an Ault, died October 15, 1866.
8. Belle Hales, married a Miller.
9. Elizabeth Hales, married a Wilson.
10. Samuel Hales, born July 10, 1839, married Catherine Wilkins July 10, 1860, died Jan. 31, 1897, seven children.

Andrew's second wife was Mary Henderson

Their children:

1. "Sis" Hales, married John Stansbury, lived and died in Richmond.
2. Alexander Hales, lived his life in Cleveland.

William Hales

Born February 1823, married January 2, 1849 to Mary Jane Westfall. She was born June 1, 1829 and died September 21, 1886.

Their children:

1. William Lindaulph Hales, born April 28, 1854 and died March 15, 1924.

After William's death Mary Jane married a man by the name of Saltsman. They had two girls, Emma (who never married) and Mattie who was first married to a King, after his death she married J. R. Watkins.

William Lindaulph Hales

Born April 28, 1854 and died March 15, 1924. Married on March 1, 1877 Ida Ruth Waggoner. She was born December 7, 1856 and died June 20, 1933.

1. Infant Hales, born January 5, 1878 and died January 10, 1878.
2. Ethel Marie Hales, born August 21, 1880. Married Edwin E. Davidson on February 10, 1906. He was born July 31, 1878 and died January 26, 1969. They had twin sons, Donald and Dean, born October 23, 1906. Donald died at birth, Dean married Anna Jean Hyde May 28, 1933. Their children: Janet Jean, John, Paul, and James.
3. Harry Jackson Hales, born August 11, 1882, and died February 3, 1926. Married Rose Davidson on December 29, 1909. They had two daughters: Grace Ruth Hales, born Mar. 4, 1912 and died Mar. 23, 1952; and Mary Virginia Hales, born Sep. 15, 1918.
4. William Ray Hales, born January 12, 1885 and died January 27, 1933. Married Ada Crabb on Dec. 14,1904. They had two sons, William Kenneth Hales, born October 19,1906; and James Donald Hales born May 1, 1909.
5. Joseph Parker Hales, born Ju1y 10, 1890, married Martha McC1urg on March 2, 1917. He died Aug. 25, 1970 – No children.
6. Mabel Hales, born December 20, 1894 and died November 2, 1902.
7. Walter Eugene Hales, born June 24, 1897, married Georgia Winona Myers on May 4,1926. Three children: Vista Jean Hales, born May 18, 1927; Wayne Lee Hales, born August 9, 1928 and died March 23, 1932; and Helen Delores Hales, born January 15, 1931.
8. John Josiah Hales, born July 12, 1899, married Hazel Blake on Oct. 18,1930. He died March 7, 1948 – No children.

That completes most of the information that I received from the two sources indicated. It is interesting to note that Query #4. requesting information on this branch of the HALES family came from yet another source. It would appear that there are many members of this branch of the family from coast to coast. What can you contribute that will help make our records of this branch more complete? If you have any information about any branch of the HALES family please send me a copy of it so that I can combine it together with the other information I have to make our HALES book more complete. Thank you for your contributions of information and your support.

Bap: 26 Dec 1812 George Carleton Hale, son of John and Elizabeth Hale

Bap: 30 Mar 1785 James, son of George and Ann Hale

Bap: 20 May 1786 Maria, daughter of George and Ann Hale

Bap: 11 Dec 1797 Fred Charlotte, daughter of George and Ann Hales

Bap: 11 Dec 1797 Fred William, son of George and Ann Hales

Bur: 1 Feb 1792 James Hales aged 8 years

Bur: 26 Jan 1826 Ann Hale 75 of Tunbridge Wells

Marr: 9 Jul 1800 William Bull widower and Mary Hailes spinster both of this Parish, banns.

Bur: 12 Feb 1752 Robert Hales

Bur: 15 Apr 1765 John Hayles

Bap: 26 Jun 1813 Mary, daughter of Stephen and Sarah Hales of Southborough, Labourer

Bur: 26 Aug 1814 Mary Hales, an infant

Bap: 8 Oct 1815 Fred, son of Stephen and Sarah Hales

Bap: 5 Apr 1818 Stephen, son of Stephen and Sarah Hales

Bap: 16 Apr 1820 Ann, daughter of Stephen and Sarah Hales

Bap: 24 Mar 1822 Sarah, daughter of Stephen and Sarah Hales

Bap: 15 Feb 1824 George, son of Stephen and Sarah Hales

Bap: 16 Apr 1826 Charlotte, daughter of Stephen and Sarah Hales

Bap: 29 Jun 1828 John, son of Stephen and Sarah Hales

Bap: 5 Dec 1830 James, son of Stephen and Sarah Hales

Bap: 7 Nov 1824 Robert, son of Robert and Mary Hales, Farmer

Bap: 30 Apr 1826 Absolam, son of Robert and Mary Hale

Bap: 27 Apr 1828 Mary, daughter of Robert and Mary Hale

Bap: 17 Oct 1830 Elizabeth, daughter of Robert and Mary Hale

Bap: 19 Oct 1832 Thomas, son of Robert and Mary Hale

Bap: 11 Feb 1835 John, son of Robert and Mary Hale

Marr: 9 Oct 1750 William Letter and Elizabeth Hale

No Hales entries

No Hales entries

Bap: 11 Mar 1609 John, son of Anthony Hale of London

Bur: 11 Dec 1616 Kathleen Hale of London

Bur: 12 Aug 1636 John Hallse

Bap: 18 Feb 1584 Thomas, son of Thomas Haele

Bap: 14 Apr 1588 Marye, daughter of Thomas Haele

Bap: 6 Sep 1590 Joane, daughter of Thomas Haele

Bap: 6 Jan 1592 Margarett, daughter of Thomas Haele

Bap: 2 Dec 1610 Thomas, son of Nycholas Hale

Bap: 16 Dec 1612 John, son of Nycholas Haele

Bur: 1 Jul 1583 old Mother Elizabeth Haele

Bur: 14 Apr 1603 Thomas son of Thomas Hale

Bur: 23 Mar 1614 Thomas Hale

Bur: 26 Jan 1617 Margarett, wlife of Hewgh Hale

Bur: 8 Jan 1634 Elizabeth Hale, widow, once the wife of Thomas Hale deceased

Bur: 15 Jul 1638 Nicholas Hale

No Hales entries

Shoreham, Kent, England 1558-1812

No Hales entries

Marr: 3 Apr 1592 John Hales and Jane Brumige

Marr: 30 Sep 1619 William Hale and Alice Holden, widow

Bur: 8 Feb 1699 Elizabeth Hales widow of Rochester

Marr: 5 Nov 1778 James Hales of St. Nicholas, Deptford, and Sarah Everest

Sundridge, Kent, England 1562-1812

No Hales entries

Marr: 1711 Thomas Bradbury and Alice Hales, widow both of the Parish of Stokeby, License

Marr: 17 Aug 1655 Nicholas Plowman of this Parish and Mary Haeles of West Thurrock, Essex

Marr: 4 Oct 1724 John Calley and Mary Hailes both of this Parish

Halstead, Kent, England 1561-1812

No Hales entries

Knockholt, Kent, England 1548-1812

No Hales entries

Orpington, Kent, England 1755-1812

No Hales entries

Bur: 18 Aug 1689 Jane Hales

Bur: 10 Sep 1689 Susan Hales

Sutton at Hone, Kent, England 1607-1812

Bap: 10 Sep 1769 Martha, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Hale

Bap: 12 Apr 1769 Martha, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Hale

Bur: 25 Aug1778 Samuel Hale

Marr: 11 Oct 1765 Samuel Hale and Elizabeth Brazier by banns

Teston, Kent, England 1538-1812

No Hales entries

Bap: 9 Apr 1609 Edward, son of William Hale

Marr: 10 Oct 1615 William Causton of Lee and Ann Hale of Farnboro

Bur: 28 Jan 1710 William Hales

Marr: 29 May 1726 Nathaniel Hales and Mary Dirsdell both of St. Dunstans in the east, by license

Marr: 2 Mar 1749 John Hasell of Finsbury bachelor and Elizabeth Hale of St. Nicholas, Deptford, widow

Bap: 22 Dec 1754 James, son of Samuel and Mary Hales, travelers

Bap: 12 Aug 1792 George Dawson, son of John and Milleson Hale, born 24 Jul

Bap: 8 Jan 1801 Frances, daughter of Richard and Frances Hale, born 3 Jan

Bur: 30 Sep 1773 John, son of William and Eleanour Hale

Bur: 8 Jan 1801 Frances Hale

Bur: 16 May 1801 Frances Hale

Marr: 11 Oct 1787 Richard Hale, bachelor and Frances Day, both of this Parish

Marr: 27 Dec 1745 William Morgan of St. Nicholas, Rochester, and Dorothy Hales

Marr: 30 May 1795 James Cheshire, bachelor and Mary Hales, both of this Parish

Marr: 1 Apr 1777 John Barnes and Mary Hales

Bur: 18 Nov 1813 Joseph Hale aged 82

No Hales entries

Bap: 27 Jun 1631 John, son of John Hale

Bur: 14 Jan 1650 William Hales

Bap : 3 Mar 1725 Thomas, son of John and Mary Hales

Bap: 19 Jun 1726 John, son of John and Mary Hales

Bap: 31 Dec 1727 Richard, son of John and Mary Hales

Bap: 1 May 1729 Stephen, son of John and Mary Hales

Bap: 28 Oct 1730 Laurence, son of John and Mary Hales

Bap: 9 Jul 1732 Henry, son of John and Mary Hales

Bap: 24 Feb 1734 Elizabeth, daughter of John and Mary Hales

Bap: 30 Nov 1736 Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob and Mary Hales

Bap: 18 Mar 1739 Mary, daughte of Jacob and Mary Hales

Bap: 1 Nov 1741 Robert, son of Jacob and Mary Hales

Bap: 15 May 1757 Mary, daughter of Laurence and Elizabeth Hales

Bap: 21 Jan 1759 Margaret, daughter of Laurence and Elizabeth Hales

Bap: 25 Feb 1760 Thomas, son of John and Margaret Hales

Bap: 13 Aug 1762 Marian, daughter of John and Margaret Hales

Bap: 2 Feb 1764 Frances, daughter of Laurence and Elizabeth Hales

Bap: 8 Dec 1765 Elizabeth, daughter of Laurence and Elizabeth Hales

Bap: 5 Apr 1772 Ann, daughter of Laurence and Elizabeth Hales

Bap: 27 Nov 1785 William Jennings, son of Elizabeth Hales

Bap: 6 Apr 1787 John, son of Thomas and Frances Hales

Bap: 20 Apr 1823 Caroline Eliza, daughter of John and Sarah Hales - Steward

Bap: 7 Dec 1823 Robert, son of George and Ann Hales - Laborer

Bap: 1 Jun 1828 William, son of George and Ann Hales - Laborer

Bap: 5 Jan 1830 Thomas, son of George and Ann Hales - Laborer

Bap: 12 Dec 1830 George, son of George and Ann Hales - Laborer

Bap: 5 Jan 1834 Richard, son of George and Ann Hales - Laborer

Bap: 11 Oct 1835 Emily, daughter of George and Ann Hales - Laborer

Bap: 16 Jul 1837 Harriett, daughter of George and Ann Hales - Laborer

Bur: 8 Jun 1728 Richard Hales

Bur: 15 Mar 1734 Elizabeth Hales

Bur: 5 Jun 1734 Henry Hales

Bur: 4 Jul 1737 Mary Hales

Bur: 30 Oct 1788 Elizabeth, wife of Laurence Hales

Bur: 24 Sep 1742 Robert Hales

Bur: 12 Oct 1754 Sarah Hales

Bur: 2 Jul 1756 John Hales

Bur: 12 Oct 1762 John Hales

Bur: 19 Nov 1788 Laurence Hales

Bur: 24 Nov 1788 Thomas Hales

Bur: 31 Dec 1805 William Hales

Bur: 24 Feb 1828 Susan Hales, aged 2

Bur: 15 Feb 1829 George Hales, aged 9 months

Bur: 27 Feb 1842 Marian Hales, aged 4 months

Marr: 12 Nov 1734 Jacob Hailes and Mary Batchelor by banns

Marr: 19 Aug 1744 John Flood and Mary Hales by banns

Marr: 5 Feb 1750 David Maroney and Elizabeth Hales by banns

Marr: 6 Oct 1757 John Hales, bachelor of this Parish and Margaret Bennet minor by consent and by license

Marr: 24 Nov 1757 William Fulliger, bachelor and Mary Hales, spinster by banns, witnesses Laurence Hales and Margaret Hales

Marr: 3 Mar 1764 Thomas Hogbin of St. James Westminster and Margaret Hales widow of this Parish

Marr: 11 May 1779 William Lamb of Maidstone bachelor and Mary Hales spinster of this Parish

Marr: 12 May 1817 William Hales, bachelor and Sarah Kidney, spinster both of this Parish

Marr: 9 Oct 1785 Banns only, Thomas Hales of this Parish and Frances Randall of Maidstone

Bur: 15 Jan 1632 Edward Hale

Bap: 14 May 1665 Walter, son of Richard and Deborah Hailes

Bap: 28 Feb 1667 Ann, daughter of Richard and Jane Hales

Bap: 30 Nov 1669 Richard, son of Richard and Jane Hales

Bap: 11 Aug 1672 Edward, son of Jane Hales, widow

Bap: 12 Jan 1673 Richard, son of William and Mary Hales

Bap: 4 Sep 1715 George son, of George and Margaret Haile

Bap: 25 Aug 1717 Elizabeth, daughter of George and Margaret Haile

Bap: 1 Sep 1728 Mary, daughter of Thomas and Mary Hales

Bap: 2 Feb 1729 Nicholas, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Hale

Bap: 11 Aug 1734 William, son of William and Mary Hale

Marr: 27 Dec 1666 Richard Hales and Jane Orton

Marr: 30 Jan 1675 Samuel Hales and Elizabeth Oxley

Marr: 1 Sep 1733 William Hale and Mary Marvel

Bur: 8 Jun 1660 James, son of John Hales

Bur: 23 Aug 1666 Deborah Hales, wife of Richard Hales -Plague

Bur: 7 Jan 1668 Ann, daughter of Richard and Jane Hales

Bur: 25 Apr 1673 William Hales

Dorothy Ione Hales, Po Box 204, Carpinteria CA 93013

Francis Hales Falvey, 183 NW 66th Court, Ft. Lauderdale FL 33309

Harold C. Hales, 1714 Cedar St., Santa Monica CA 90405

Hazel Hales Campbell, 1303 S. Delaware Place, Tulsa OK 74104

James A. Hales, 8035 Bison Ave., Norfolk VA 23518

Marty Hales Ellis, 3691 Thomas, Memphis TN 38127

Stanley Harold Hales, 2841 Rawson St., Oakland CA 94619

Utahna Wedge, 4831 Cabrillo Way, Sacramento CA. 95820

Dorothy R. Hales, 5015 Seminole Rd. Lot 237, St. Petersburg FL 33708

Robert L. Hale, 4529-B Park Forest Ct., Indianapolis IN 46226

Amy Hales Dehnert, 2410 Elizabeth St., Billings MT 59102

Alice Hales, Rt. 3 Box 150, Livingston TX 77351

Burton F. Hales, Shady Knoll Rte., Park Falls WI 54552

D. Brent Hales, 230 W. Lomond View Dr., Ogden UT 84404

Judith Hales Thommesen, 616 N. Lake Rd., Oconomowoc WI 53066

Ogden Institute of Religion, 3810 Tyler Ave., Ogden UT 84403

Leslie Hales Mueller, Rte. #3, Tomahawk WI 54587

Penny Hales Francisco, 144 Woodland Lane, Oconomowoc, WI 53066

The Salt Lake City area reunion will be held on July 17th at Fairmont Park, 2245 McClelland Street, in the Main Picnic area from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Bring a lunch for your family and plan to spend the day. Inspect our record book for your family. Look over our master plan of Kent County, England and the British Museum Manuscripts. Bring your records and share them with others. Let the children play while you enjoy a good visit with your relatives and renew your acquaintances.

The California area reunion will be held at Hart Park, 8 miles northeast of Bakersfield, California on the Alfred Harrell Highway on June 26th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Bring a lunch for your family and plan to spend the day. Inspect our genealogical and family history display. Verify your records in our Hales book. Make new acquaintances. Offer your suggestions on how to improve our society.

The Coos Bay Oregon reunion will be held on August 28^th at the Sunset Bay State Park on the ocean beach about 10 miles from Coos Bay, Oregon. Sunset has 137 campsites of which 28 are for travel trailers at $3 per day with water and sewer hookup. The other 109 are tent sites with water and toilets nearby at $2 per day. Make your reservations early by writing to: Sunset Bay, Route 2, Box 738, Coos Bay OR 97420. We will begin at 10 a.m. and go to 6 p.m. for visiting the display of the Hales Genealogical Society. The park is open round the clock. Come prepared to have a good time on the beach. Daytime temperatures near the beach will be in the 65 to 75 degree range, and at night the temperature will be from 50 to 65 degrees. Be at the park to hold your reservations by 9 p.m. Friday nights or by 6 p.m. on other days.

The Texas area reunion will be held on August 8th at Curkling Springs, five miles north of Woodville, Texas on the Chester Highway. Plan to spend the day. Bring a basket lunch and enjoy good company. Verify your family record in our Hales book. The display of the Hales Genealogical Society will be at all of these reunions. I am looking forward to meeting each one of you.

Mrs. Ida Lee Hales of Security, Texas died in Cleveland, Sunday, March 28, at the age

of 85. She was a native of San Jacinto County and had lived in Security for 45 years. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband, J.R. of Security; two brothers: W. T. Miller of Conroe and G. V. Miller of Security; five sisters, Sallie Hales, Mrs. Adele Jordan, Elsie Miller, Mrs. Bertha Wilson and Mrs. Maude Shropshire, all of Security. Interment was in the New Bethelemen Cemetery at Cut and Shoot.

Mrs. Julia Etta Hales Smith, 87, of Vidor, Texas died Friday (No date given on the clipping which was received with the above in April, 1971) in Beaumont, Texas. She had lived most of her life in Montgomery County and had lived in Vidor for the past 14 years. She was a member of the Groceville Baptist Church. Survivors include four sons: Leonard Smith of Everton, Missouri; William Smith of Sour Lake, T. E. Smith and J. L. Smith, both of Vidor; three daughters: Mrs. Ethel Calfee of Conroe; Mrs. J. W. McGinty of Spring; and Mrs. Gus Herford of Vidor; one brother, Riley Hales of Cleveland; 17 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Smith was born in Polk County, Texas on May 2, 1883.

Wilson Hales, Anna Hales, Diana Colby Hales and Samantha Hales. Four Utahns and a Nevada man were found dead early Saturday, April 10, 1971 in the wreckage of their cars 47 miles north of Ely, Nevada on U.S. Highway 93. Apparently a southbound car driven by Wallace Buzzetti, 46, of McGill, Nevada struck a horse and skidded broadside into the Northbound Hales vehicle. No one survived the crash. The Utahns were identified as Wilson and Anna Hales, 357 S. Fort Ln., Layton, Utah; their daughter-in-law, Diana Colby Hales, 24, 26 Layton Circle, Layton, Utah, and grand-daughter, Samantha Hales, 2.

Joint funeral services were held Tuesday, April 13, 1971 for Wilson Alexander Hales, 63, Anne Cantrell Hales, 60, Dianna Colby Hales, 24, and Samantha L. Hales, 2, who died April 9, near Ely, Nevada of injuries suffered in an automobile accident.

Wilson Hales was born March 18, 1908, Riverside, to Steven Alexander and Mary Ellen Fox Hales. Married Anne Lori Cantrell, Nov. 26, 1930. Employee Mountain Bell Telephone Co. Survivors: sons, daughters, Shirl W., Gary C., Steven A., all of North

Salt Lake City, Utah; Michael A., Stanley R., Mrs. Roy (Pamela) Bodily, all Layton, Utah; Mrs. Joyce Heston, Mrs. Carlo (Lois Ann) Sada, both of San Pedro, California; Mrs. Susan Larson, Ogden, Utah; 19 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild; brother, sisters, Charles L., Fielding; Mrs. Ethel Smylie, San Diego, California; Mrs. Odetta Bramwell, Mrs. Lynetta Bowers, Mrs. Joan Hansen, all of Salt Lake City, Utah; Mrs. Katherine Hensen, Lehi; Mrs. LaVerne Coombs, Tega, Ill.; Mrs. Alta Coombs, Mrs. Vena Hess, both of Garland.

Anne born July 14, 1910, Kelsey, Texas, to Alonzo and Samantha Arron Cantrell. Survivors: brother, sister, Heber, Mrs. John (Easter) DeGraff, both of Long Beach, California.

Dianna born Dec. 9, 1946, Gunnison, Utah, to Irel and Lucille Christensen Colby. Married Stanley R. Hales, May 15, 1965, Layton. Beautician. Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Graduate Davis High School. Survivors: husband; parents, North Salt Lake City, Utah; brother, sister, Scott J., North Salt Lake; Mrs. Robert (Carolyn) Harris, Salt Lake City; grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Christensen, Layton.

Samantha born Feb. 24, 1969, Ogden, to Stanley Ray and Dianna Lee Colby Hales. Survivors: father, Layton; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Irel Colby, North Salt Lake; great-grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Christensen, Layton.