Individual Details

PELATIAH Hall

(28 Dec 1704 - 11 Jan 1784)



Peletiah Hall & Sarah Paul were married by the Rev. Mr. Jonathan Bowman.

I've often wondered what prompted the move to the Vermont/New Hampshire area. Were there other Halls to whom Peletiah was kin. The first deed book of Cheshire Co, NH, indicated other Halls were in the area:
Deed Book 1, 1770-1780 LDS Microfilm #0015624
14 Jan 1769
p.389 Benjamin Hall and wife Abigail of Wallingford, New Haven sold a tract. Recorded 16 Jun 1772
25 Dec 1770
p.3 Benjamin Hall of Keene sold 62a in Keene to Samuel Hall
6 Oct 1773
p.96 Abigail Silliman & Ebenezer Silliman of Fairfield, CT sold lot to Abel Stevens; she was lately the wife of Col. Benjamin Hall
30 Jan 1775
p.195 Samuel Hall of Keene to Benjamin Balch, 160 acres laid out to House Lot 13
p.276 Mentions Thos. Hall of Corinth, Vermont and Abijah Hall of Hoyden

Deed Book 2 mentions Jonathan Hall of Walpole.

The following deed found on the same microfilm, names two apparent sons and indicates the land belonging to Peletiah, the elder.
30 Sep 1777
Deed Book 2, p.523
Know all Men by these Presents, That I James Russel of Walpole in the County of Cheshire and State of New Hampshire Husbandman
For and in Consideration of the Sum of Ninty Pounds, Lawful Money of said Province State
to me in Hand, paid before the Delivery hereof, by Roland Hall and Peletiah Hall Junr both of
Walpole
aforesaid the receipt whereof the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, have given granted, bargained, sold and released: and by these Presents do give, grant, bargain, sell, aline, release, convey and confirm to them the said Roland Hall & Pelitiah Hall Junr their Heirs and Assigns, to their proper use Benefit and behoof forever a certain piece of Land in Walpole aforesaid and contains Thirty Six acres and is bounded as Followeth (Viz: Beginning at the South
East corner of a Farm of Pelitiah Hall and is the Farm that the said Roland and Pelitiah Hall now Live on
From thence East one Hundred and Twenty five rods on Land of Elisha Fullam and Isaac Johnson to a Stake and heap of Stones From thence North Sixty two rods on Land of the aforesaid Isaac Johnson to a Stake and Stones From thence west Fifty three rods From thence South Twenty Seven rods and on third From thence West Seventy Two rods to the north East Corner of the Farm that the said Pelitiah and Roland Hall now Lives on From thence South Thirty four rods and on Fourth to the first Bound. To Have and to Hold the said granted Premises with the Appurtinances thereof, to them the said Roland Hall & Pelitiah Junr their Heirs and Assigns, to their proper Use, Benefit and Behoof forever: Hereby ingaging to warrant and Defend the said granted Premises, against all Claims or Demands of any Person or Persons claiming by, from or under me my heirs or Assigns or any Original Proprietors their Heirs or Assigns _____
In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my Hand and Seal this Thirtieth Day of September
in the Year of his Majesty's Reign Annoque Domini, 1777
James Russel
Signed, Sealed and Delivered In Presence of us
Aquila Russel
Benjn. Bellows
State of New Hampshire, Cheshire Js _ The 30th day of September 1777
Then the above named James Russel Personally Appeaing Acknowledged the above Writtin Instrument to his Voluntary act and Deed__
Before me, Benja. Bellows Justice Peace
Recd. Sept 30th 1777
Recorded & Examined Jr. Benja. Bellows recdr.

Halls of New England. Genealogical & Biographical, by Rev. David B. Hall, Albany NY, 1883, p.699-700, states that Jonathan Hall came to Walpole soon after 1760 and then speculates that Peletiah may have been his brother.


Gravestone in the Old Cemetery, Walpole, Cheshire, NH.
There is also an SAR marker on the grave.
In Memory of Mr. Palatiah Hall Who departed this Life Janry 11th 1784, in the 82d year of his age.
To Life he points and lives again
And gives this lezson from the tomb
The Good are happy in the World to come


FindAGrave
Gravestones, Hillside Cemetery, Champion, Jefferson Co, NY
I suspect these two men are grandsons of the elder Pelatiah

Pelatiah Hall
b. 28 Feb 1787, Cooperstown, Otsego Co, NY
d. 24 Aug 1864, Champion, Jefferson Co NY
Brother of Capt Roland Hall
Veteran of 1812

Large obelisk with "Parents"
Capt Roland Hall
d. 20 Jan 1887, age 54 yrs [b. 1783 - Cooperstown, Otsego, NY]
Lydia, Relic of Roland Hall
Died 16 Dec 1865, age 76 yrs
Veteran of 1812, 76th, Tucker's regiment.

http://jefferson.nygenweb.net/migpt62.htm
JEFFERSON COUNTY NEW YORK
JEFFERSON COUNTY MIGRATIONS
PELETIAH HALL located in Walpole NH soon after 1760 and probably with his brother, JOHN HALL, who located there at the same time MRS. PHILIPPI HALL, who was born 1684 died in Walpole in 1774 and presumed to be the mother of these brothers. Peletiah Hall had for a second wife, LYDIA HUNT, whom he married in 1778. He died 11 Jan. 1784 at 82 years. They had two sons—Peletiah and Roland.
ROLAND HALL, son of Peletiah, married in 1777 to ELIZABETH WILLARD. He settled in Cooperstown NY and had sons: ROLAND, PELETIAH, WILLARD, SYLVANUS and SAMUEL and three or four daughters.
CAPTAIN ROLAND HALL, son of ROLAND, was born 1783 and married LYDIA HARRIS, daughter of CAPTAIN WILLIAM HARRIS, who was prominent in the War of 1812. Captain Hall accompanied his brother, PELETIAH HALL to Champion, Jefferson Co NY in a very early day—before 1808 where both bought land and became well to do.
Children of Lydia Harris and Captain Roland Hall: (all born in Champion)
WILLIAM HALL, M.D.
FLAVILLA HALL
ELIZA ANN HALL
HARRIET HALL
JANE E. HALL
AUGUSTUS HALL
ALVIN H. HALL
HARRIET P. HALL
ROZELL HALL
ROLAND HALL
Note: There appear to be some errors - Certainly Roland who married in 1777 could not have been a son of Lydia since Pelatiah didn't marry her until 1778.

Events

Birth28 Dec 1704Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Marriage15 Nov 1733Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts - SARAH Paul
Marriage25 Dec 1778Walpole, Cheshire County, New Hampshire - Lydia Hunt
Death11 Jan 1784Cheshire County, New Hampshire

Families

SpouseSARAH Paul (1714 - )
ChildMary Hall (1734 - )
ChildEbenezar Hall (1736 - )
ChildStephen Hall (1739 - )
ChildHannah Hall (1745 - 1745)
ChildSARAH Hall (1749 - )
ChildPelatiah Hall Jr. ( - )
ChildRoland Hall (1753 - )
SpouseLydia Hunt ( - )
FatherJoseph Hall (1673 - 1745)
MotherSilence Croswell (1673 - 1759)
SiblingSilence Hall (1695 - )
SiblingJoseph Hall (1701 - )

Endnotes