Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1850 Census: 20 Sep 1850, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1850 Census:
p. 374
Horatio Hall        48  M   None   ----    Mass
Elizabeth  "        40   F                        "
Mary         "       18   F                      R. I.
David         "       16  M   None             "       school
Abby         "       13   F                      Mass    "
Ellen          "        9   F                          "       "
Lucy           "       4   F                           "
Elizabeth Pindar  64  F                           "

Elizabeth married David Pinder on 8 Dec 1810 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. David was born before 17 Sep 1787 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts; was christened on 17 Sep 1787 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts; died on 19 Jan 1815 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts; was buried after 19 Jan 1815 in Highland Cemetery, Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1850 Census: 20 Sep 1850, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

From Linda (Hall) Little, Apr 2016:

"I suspect either her birth or her parent's marriage was recorded incorrectly in the vital records books causing Elizabeth to seem to be born before her parent's marriage. The birth date matches what is on her tombstone and when Elizabeth died 22 Jul 1886, the death record notes that she was age 76 years, 2 months, 4 days (if she was born in 1810 she'd be 76 years, 1 month, 4 days). The marriage entry does not capture a birth date/age.

"Elizabeth's father died at sea when she was just under 5. By 1830 her mother moved to Malden with the two girls. She never remarried, and I have found no relatives/associates that would have caused a move, looking at 50 people on either side of her on the census. In 1830 her mother was living with 1 male age 5-10, 3 females ages 5-10, 10-15, 15-20 and in 1840 she was living with 2 males (ages 15-20 & 20-30) - not sure who the two extras are in 1830 or the 2 boys in 1840.

"I do believe that Elizabeth Jones really was the mother - although possible, I don't think that 6 months is enough time for another Elizabeth to have died just after childbirth and him to have married a second Elizabeth.

"If you look at the marriages, looks like 1810's and 1809's were mixed in together, so maybe the page was copied and the copier mixed them up (or maybe the priest did)....

"I suspect the marriage was actually 1809 and that Elizabeth Jones was likely a few months pregnant but don't have records to prove anything...."

https://passagetothepast.wordpress.com/2014/08/17/52-ancestors-week-32-common-names-and-collateral-relatives/

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1850 Census:
p. 374
Horatio Hall        48  M   None   ----    Mass
Elizabeth  "        40   F                        "
Mary         "       18   F                      R. I.
David         "       16  M   None             "       school
Abby         "       13   F                      Mass    "
Ellen          "        9   F                          "       "
Lucy           "       4   F                           "
Elizabeth Pindar  64  F                           "

Elizabeth married Horatio Hall on 5 Apr 1832 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Horatio (son of Maj. Brian "Briant" Hall and Polly Lane) was born on 18 Jun 1802 in Norton, Bristol County, Massachusetts; died on 11 May 1884 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; was buried after 11 May 1884 in Salem Street Cemetery, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1850 Census: 20 Sep 1850, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

From FindaGrave:

"Mary was born abt March 24, 1834 in Providence, Rhode Island (believe birth date on tombstone off by 2 yrs, based on age at marriage and census data - March 1832 date would put her birth a few days after her parents marriage).

"She married (at the First Baptist Church in Malden) a baker, on May 12, 1858 named David M. Patten who was born in Landale or Landaff (his father was John Patten and mother Nancy Ames). David worked at Warren Mansur's 637 Main St., Charlestown.

"In the census years 1850, 1870 and 1880 Mary is living in Malden with her parents Horatio Hall & Elizabeth Pinder, in 1870 and 1880 her husband David is also living with the family. Note that they are not found living with her parents in 1860 - they are living in Danvers (her 8 year old brother Ephraim is enumerated with her & David).

"In 1900 Mary (who has never given birth to a child) and David listed as head of household and a dealer have been husband and wife of 42 years and are living in Malden on 3 Richardson Ct. (the former home rented by her parents), with three boarders (Horatio Hall, Lucy M Hall her siblings & Alfeine F Beal). They are renters. David is a butter & egg dealer.

"There is no probate record for David. Elizabeth has an administration record on file at the Middlesex probate court. She had $1,400 is cash with was split amongst her living siblings, nieces and nephews (all named in the probate record)."

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1850 Census:
p. 374
Horatio Hall        48  M   None   ----    Mass
Elizabeth  "        40   F                        "
Mary         "       18   F                      R. I.
David         "       16  M   None             "       school
Abby         "       13   F                      Mass    "
Ellen          "        9   F                          "       "
Lucy           "       4   F                           "
Elizabeth Pindar  64  F                           "

Mary married David Marsden Patten on 12 May 1858 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. David (son of John Patten and Nancy Ames) was born on 25 Nov 1828 in Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire; died on 24 Dec 1908 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; was buried after 24 Dec 1908 in Salem Street Cemetery, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1850 Census: 20 Sep 1850, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
• 1871 Canada Census: 1871, Montréal, ____, Québec, Canada
• 1881 Canada Census: 1881, Sainte-Cunégonde, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada
• 1891 Canada Census: 6 Apr 1891, Saint-Henri, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada
• 1900 Census: 15 Jun 1900, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
• 1910 Census: 21 Apr 1910, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1850 Census:
p. 374
Horatio Hall        48  M   None   ----    Mass
Elizabeth  "        40   F                        "
Mary         "       18   F                      R. I.
David         "       16  M   None             "       school
Abby         "       13   F                      Mass    "
Ellen          "        9   F                          "       "
Lucy           "       4   F                           "
Elizabeth Pindar  64  F                           "

1871 Canada Census:
District 107 Hochelaga, p. 75
Hall, David     M  33   USA   F.W.C. Bapt.   English   Corregeur   Md
---, Verginie    F  24   Q       Catholic           French                     Md

1881 Canada Census:
District 91, p. 54
Hall, David        M  43   USA   Catholic   America  Farmer  Md
---, Sophronie    F   22   Q            "         French                Md
---, Ida              F     8   Q            "             "
---, Sophronie    F     6   Q            "             "

1891 Canada Census:
p. 2-3, District 15H
Hall, David       M  52  Md  Head   O            O          O           C of E    Farmer
---, Sofronie      F  32  Md   W       Quebec  Quebec  Quebec  Cath. R.
---, Ida             F  18          D            "           "              "           "
---, Sophronie   F  16          D            "           "              "           "
---, Milia           F    7          D            "           "              "           "
---, Livinia         F    5          D             "           "              "           "
-----  p. 3  -----
Hall, Dalia        F    2          D          Quebec   O         Quebec

1900 Census:
Ward 4, ED 794, sheet 14A
933 Central Street
Hall, David        Head  W  M  May  1837  63  Md  21             RI              MA            MA                             Leather Worker
---, Sophia         Wife  W   F  June  1858  41  Md  21  14  5   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  1899 9/12 
---, Levina           Dau  W   F  Sept  1885  14  S                    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  1899 9/12   School
---, Dolly             Dau  W   F  Dec   1888  11  S                    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  1899 9/12      "

1910 Census:
Ward 5, ED 857, sheet 10A
746 Central Street
Hall, David D.           Head  M  W  72  M2  27           RI              MA            MA                  Boiler Composition - Patent Leather
---, Syphrine             Wife   F  W  52   M1  27  5  3   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Un
Tibeau, Amelia          Dau   F  W  25   Wd       -   -    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un  Sales lady - Millinary
Gagne, Melvina         Dau    F  W  23  M1    3  0  0    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un
---, Archie              Son-i-L  M  W  27  M1    3           NH             NH            NH                   Retail grocer - Retail Grocery
Hall, Dollie                Dau    F  W  19  S                   Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un

Suppllemental ED 857 - sheet 24B
746 Central Street
Edward Thibeault      GSon  M  W  10  S                  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  1901

Died:
Ancestry.com. Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
Name:       David B Hall
Event Type:       Death
Birth Date:       abt 1836
Death Date:       5 Jul 1915
Death Place:       Dracut, Massachusetts
Death Age:       79
Father Name:       Horatio Hall
Mother Name:       Elizabeth Pinder
_____________

Ancestry.com. Massachusetts, Death Records, 1841-1915
1915 Dracut Deaths, Vol. ?, p. 389, #37, Recorded July 8, 1915

Name:       David B P Hall of Park Ave., Dracut
Married
Death Date:       5 July 1915
Death Place:       Dracut, Massachusetts, USA - his home
Age: 79 years, 1 mo, 15 days
Cause: Strgulated Hernia
Birthplace: Rhode Island
Father: Horatio Hall, b. Rhode Island
Mother: Elizabeth Pinder, b. Rhode Island
Informant: Miss D. Hall, Dracut, Mass.
Burial :  July 8 1915, St. Josephs Cemetery

Buried:
The death certificate only notes burial in St. Josephs Cemetery. There are several in the area, but this was the largest. As of April 2016, David was not listed in FindaGrave.

David married Verginie [--?--] before 1871. Verginie was born about 1847 in Québec, Canada; died before 1872. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

David married Elizabeth Meline Lavery on 31 Jan 1872 in Montréal, ____, Québec, Canada. Elizabeth was born in 1838 in Canada; died on 13 Sep 1876 in Montréal, ____, Québec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

David married Sophronie "Sofrine" Allard in 1878 in Saint-Henri, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada. Sophronie was born about Jun 1858 in Québec, Canada; died on 13 Oct 1934 in Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1850 Census: 20 Sep 1850, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1850 Census:
p. 374
Horatio Hall        48  M   None   ----    Mass
Elizabeth  "        40   F                        "
Mary         "       18   F                      R. I.
David         "       16  M   None             "       school
Abby         "       13   F                      Mass    "
Ellen          "        9   F                          "       "
Lucy           "       4   F                           "
Elizabeth Pindar  64  F                           "

Abby married Thomas Whitehead Hough on 11 Jun 1858 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Thomas was born on 14 Jan 1837 in Dover, Strafford County, New Hampshire; died on 24 May 1912 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1850 Census: 20 Sep 1850, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1850 Census:
p. 374
Horatio Hall        48  M   None   ----    Mass
Elizabeth  "        40   F                        "
Mary         "       18   F                      R. I.
David         "       16  M   None             "       school
Abby         "       13   F                      Mass    "
Ellen          "        9   F                          "       "
Lucy           "       4   F                           "
Elizabeth Pindar  64  F                           "

Ellen married Levi F. Nichols on 26 Jun 1871 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Levi was born on 14 Jul 1834 in Everett, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; died on 30 Jun 1910 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Willard Sears. Willard was born on 24 Mar 1840 in Brewster, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; died on 22 Sep 1919 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47

Notes:

From FindaGrave:

"Married Rosanna Amilia Wilson. Son of Horatio Hall and Elizabeth Pinder. He had one son, Charles Milton Hall. He was a Carpenter.

"Malden Evening News:

"The funeral of Mrs. Anna A, wife of E A Hall of 315 Forest Street, a well known and esteemed resident, was held at her home yesterday afternoon. Rev M C Hunt, pastor of the Forestdale Chapel conducted the services. The house was filled with relatives and friends and Mrs Mina Rich Sargent was the soloist rendering "Face to Face" "Passing out of the Shadow" "My Heavenly Home" Resolute Rebekah lodge members attended the service in a body and the usual ritual of the order was conducted by the NG Mrs. D E Kelley; V G Mrs. H R Campbell and Chap, Mrs. F.A. Magee. There was a most beautiful profusion of floral tributes from friends and relatives. The interment was at Forestdale.

"Odd Fellows, recognizing the need for a woman's touch and her helpfulness in carrying out the principles of Odd Fellowship, brought into being the Rebekah degree, founded upon the principles of faithfulness, hospitality, purity and dedication to the principles of the Order as portrayed by women characters of the Bible.

"REBEKAH CREED I AM A REBEKAH:
I believe in the Fatherhood of God, the Brotherhood of man, and the Sisterhood of woman.
I believe in the watch-words of our Order -
Friendship, Love and Truth.

"Friendship - is like a golden chain that ties our hearts together. Love - is one of our most precious gifts, the more you give, the more you receive. Truth - is the standard by which we value people. It is the foundation of our society.

"I believe that my main concern should be my God, my family and my friends. Then I should reach out to my community and the World, for in God's eyes we are all brothers and sisters.
I AM A REBEKAH!

"The following was printed after Ephraim's death:

"Deaths, HALL - in Hawthorn, January 1, Ephraim A. Hall aged 63 years. Funeral Services Thursday at 2 PM from the home of his son Charles M. Hall 17 Dale Street, relatives and friends are invited to attend."

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

Ephraim married Roxana Aurelia "Anna" Wilson on 7 Sep 1880 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. Roxana (daughter of David M. Wilson and Elizabeth Long) was born on 12 Oct 1859 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; died on 1 Nov 1910 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; was buried after 1 Nov 1910 in Forest Dale Cemetery, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1881 Canada Census: 1881, Sainte-Cunégonde, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada
• 1891 Canada Census: 6 Apr 1891, Saint-Henri, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada
• 1910 Census: 28 Apr 1910, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1881 Canada Census:
District 91, p. 54
Hall, David        M  43   USA   Catholic   America  Farmer  Md
---, Sophronie    F   22   Q            "         French                Md
---, Ida              F     8   Q            "             "
---, Sophronie    F     6   Q            "             "

1891 Canada Census:
p. 2-3, District 15H
Hall, David       M  52  Md  Head   O            O          O           C of E    Farmer
---, Sofronie      F  32  Md   W       Quebec  Quebec  Quebec  Cath. R.
---, Ida             F  18          D            "           "              "           "
---, Sophronie   F  16          D            "           "              "           "
---, Milia           F    7          D            "           "              "           "
---, Livinia         F    5          D             "           "              "           "
-----  p. 3  -----
Hall, Dalia        F    2          D          Quebec   O         Quebec

1910 Census:
Ward 5, ED 857, sheet 21B
42 Merril street
Blain, Peter      Head  M  W  39  M1  17             Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr   1900 Al   Finisher - Tannery
---, Ida               Wife  F  W   37  M1  17  11  4   Canada      Canada      Canada       1900
---, Yvonne         Dau  F  W   16   S                    Canada      Canada Fr  Canada       1900       Threader - Carpet Mill
---, Edward         Son  M  W  12   S                    Canada      Canada Fr  Canada       1900
---, Lillian            Dau  F  W    9   S                    MA            Canada Fr  Canada      
---, Rubie            Dau  F  W    7   S                    MA            Canada Fr  Canada

Ida married Pierre "Peter" Blain about 1893. Pierre was born about 1871 in Québec, Canada; died on 19 Oct 1956 in Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Sophronia Hall
• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1881 Canada Census: 1881, Sainte-Cunégonde, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada
• 1891 Canada Census: 6 Apr 1891, Saint-Henri, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada
• Obituary: 10 Jul 1929, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; Lowell Sun

Notes:

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1881 Canada Census:
District 91, p. 54
Hall, David        M  43   USA   Catholic   America  Farmer  Md
---, Sophronie    F   22   Q            "         French                Md
---, Ida              F     8   Q            "             "
---, Sophronie    F     6   Q            "             "

1891 Canada Census:
p. 2-3, District 15H
Hall, David       M  52  Md  Head   O            O          O           C of E    Farmer
---, Sofronie      F  32  Md   W       Quebec  Quebec  Quebec  Cath. R.
---, Ida             F  18          D            "           "              "           "
---, Sophronie   F  16          D            "           "              "           "
---, Milia           F    7          D            "           "              "           "
---, Livinia         F    5          D             "           "              "           "
-----  p. 3  -----
Hall, Dalia        F    2          D          Quebec   O         Quebec

Obituary:
Lowell Sun. 10 July 1929, pg 19

(GUENARD)'97Mrs. Flora Guenard. A well known resident of Dracut, died last evening at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Albert B Abbott. 69 Green Street, Reading. She had been ill for some time and only three days ago went to the home of her daughter where she had hoped to improve her health.

Her home was in Forest avenue Lakevlew park. Her age was 54 years. 10 months and 12 days.

She is survived by her husband Edward Guenard: two daughters. Mrs Albert B. Abbott, and Mrs. David Godfrey, the latter of Manchester, N H.: 10 sons, Armand, Philip and John of New York city. Ernest of Worcester, Leo of Brockton, Harry, Edward, George, Raymond and Donald all of Dracut: Her mother. Mrs. David Hall of Dracut and four sisters. Mrs. Archie Gagne of Somersworth. N H.. Mrs. John T. Jacques and Mrs. Stella Thibeault, both of Dracut, and Mrs. P. Blaln of Lowell,

The body was taken to her home by Undertaker Joseph Albert.

Flora married Edward Guenard in 1894 in Montréal, ____, Québec, Canada. Edward was born about 1869 in Québec, Canada; died after 1929. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1891 Canada Census: 6 Apr 1891, Saint-Henri, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada
• 1910 Census: 21 Apr 1910, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
• 1930 Census: 7 Apr 1930, Dracut, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
• 1940 Census: 3 Apr 1940, Dracut, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1891 Canada Census:
p. 2-3, District 15H
Hall, David       M  52  Md  Head   O            O          O           C of E    Farmer
---, Sofronie      F  32  Md   W       Quebec  Quebec  Quebec  Cath. R.
---, Ida             F  18          D            "           "              "           "
---, Sophronie   F  16          D            "           "              "           "
---, Milia           F    7          D            "           "              "           "
---, Livinia         F    5          D             "           "              "           "
-----  p. 3  -----
Hall, Dalia        F    2          D          Quebec   O         Quebec

1910 Census:
Ward 5, ED 857, sheet 10A
746 Central Street
Hall, David D.           Head  M  W  72  M2  27           RI              MA            MA                  Boiler Composition - Patent Leather
---, Syphrine             Wife   F  W  52   M1  27  5  3   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Un
Tibeau, Amelia          Dau   F  W  25   Wd       -   -    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un  Sales lady - Millinary
Gagne, Melvina         Dau    F  W  23  M1    3  0  0    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un
---, Archie              Son-i-L  M  W  27  M1    3           NH             NH            NH                   Retail grocer - Retail Grocery
Hall, Dollie                Dau    F  W  19  S                   Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un

Suppllemental ED 857 - sheet 24B
746 Central Street
Edward Thibeault      GSon  M  W  10  S                  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  1901

1930 Census:
Navy Yard Village, ED 206, sheet 9B
33 Sladen St.
Thibeault, Stella     Head  F  W  45         Wd  14   Canada Fr  MA            Canada Fr            1899 Al    Sales lady - Womans cloth
---, Edward             Son   M  W  30         Md  18   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr            1899 Na   Mechanic - Auto Garage
---, Winnefred      Dau-i-L   F  W  31         Md  19   NY            Sweden      Ireland Free State
---, Stella               GDau  F  W    9         S           MA           Canada Fr   NY
---, Rita                  GDau  F  W    8         S           MA           Canada Fr   NY
---, Dorothy            GDau  F  W    7          S           MA           Canada Fr   NY
---, Edward Jr         GSon  M  W   5          S           MA           Canada Fr   NY
---, John                 GSon  M  W   3 4/12  S           MA           Canada Fr   NY

11 Newton Ave
Jacques, John T.    Head  M  W  43  Md  30   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr   1893 Na   melt twister - Cotton Mill
---, Dorothy L          Wife   F  W  39  Md  28   Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr
Hall, Sophie       Moth-i-L  F  W  72  Wd  14   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr   1900 Na

1940 Census:
ED 9-105, sheet 2A
57 Sladen Street
Thibeault, Edward        Head  M  W  40  Md   Canada French  Am Cit   1935: Same House   Mechanic - Automobile
---, Winnifred                Wife   F  W  42  Md   New York                                  "
---, Stella                      Dau   F  W  19  S     Canada French  Am Cit              "                   Stenographer - Office
---, Rita                         Dau   F  W  18  S    Massachusetts                           "                   Stenographer - Office
---, Dorothy                   Dau   F  W   17  S    Massachusetts                           "
---, Edward Jr                Son   M  W  15  S    Massachusetts                           "
---, John                        Son   M  W  13  S    Massachusetts                           "
---, Earl                         Son   M  W    8  S    Massachusetts                           "
---, Patricia                    Son   M  W    5  S    Massachusetts                           "
---, Robert                      Son   M  W    4  S    Massachusetts                          
---, Stella                   Mother    F  W  55  D    Canada French                            "

Stella married Moise Thibeault on 6 Dec 1897 in Montréal, ____, Québec, Canada, and was divorced before 1910. Moise was born about 1875 in Québec, Canada; died before 1910. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1891 Canada Census: 6 Apr 1891, Saint-Henri, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada
• 1900 Census: 15 Jun 1900, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
• 1910 Census: 21 Apr 1910, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1891 Canada Census:
p. 2-3, District 15H
Hall, David       M  52  Md  Head   O            O          O           C of E    Farmer
---, Sofronie      F  32  Md   W       Quebec  Quebec  Quebec  Cath. R.
---, Ida             F  18          D            "           "              "           "
---, Sophronie   F  16          D            "           "              "           "
---, Milia           F    7          D            "           "              "           "
---, Livinia         F    5          D             "           "              "           "
-----  p. 3  -----
Hall, Dalia        F    2          D          Quebec   O         Quebec

1900 Census:
Ward 4, ED 794, sheet 14A
933 Central Street
Hall, David        Head  W  M  May  1837  63  Md  21             RI              MA            MA                             Leather Worker
---, Sophia         Wife  W   F  June  1858  41  Md  21  14  5   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  1899 9/12 
---, Levina           Dau  W   F  Sept  1885  14  S                    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  1899 9/12   School
---, Dolly             Dau  W   F  Dec   1888  11  S                    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  1899 9/12      "

1910 Census:
Ward 5, ED 857, sheet 10A
746 Central Street
Hall, David D.           Head  M  W  72  M2  27           RI              MA            MA                  Boiler Composition - Patent Leather
---, Syphrine             Wife   F  W  52   M1  27  5  3   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Un
Tibeau, Amelia          Dau   F  W  25   Wd       -   -    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un  Sales lady - Millinary
Gagne, Melvina         Dau    F  W  23  M1    3  0  0    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un
---, Archie              Son-i-L  M  W  27  M1    3           NH             NH            NH                   Retail grocer - Retail Grocery
Hall, Dollie                Dau    F  W  19  S                   Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un

Suppllemental ED 857 - sheet 24B
746 Central Street
Edward Thibeault      GSon  M  W  10  S                  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  1901

Levina married S. Archie Gagne about 1907. S. was born about 1880 in New Hampshire; died on 20 Nov 1964 in Dracut, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1891 Canada Census: 6 Apr 1891, Saint-Henri, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada
• 1900 Census: 15 Jun 1900, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
• 1910 Census: 21 Apr 1910, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
• 1930 Census: 7 Apr 1930, Dracut, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1891 Canada Census:
p. 2-3, District 15H
Hall, David       M  52  Md  Head   O            O          O           C of E    Farmer
---, Sofronie      F  32  Md   W       Quebec  Quebec  Quebec  Cath. R.
---, Ida             F  18          D            "           "              "           "
---, Sophronie   F  16          D            "           "              "           "
---, Milia           F    7          D            "           "              "           "
---, Livinia         F    5          D             "           "              "           "
-----  p. 3  -----
Hall, Dalia        F    2          D          Quebec   O         Quebec

1900 Census:
Ward 4, ED 794, sheet 14A
933 Central Street
Hall, David        Head  W  M  May  1837  63  Md  21             RI              MA            MA                             Leather Worker
---, Sophia         Wife  W   F  June  1858  41  Md  21  14  5   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  1899 9/12 
---, Levina           Dau  W   F  Sept  1885  14  S                    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  1899 9/12   School
---, Dolly             Dau  W   F  Dec   1888  11  S                    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  1899 9/12      "

1910 Census:
Ward 5, ED 857, sheet 10A
746 Central Street
Hall, David D.           Head  M  W  72  M2  27           RI              MA            MA                  Boiler Composition - Patent Leather
---, Syphrine             Wife   F  W  52   M1  27  5  3   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Un
Tibeau, Amelia          Dau   F  W  25   Wd       -   -    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un  Sales lady - Millinary
Gagne, Melvina         Dau    F  W  23  M1    3  0  0    Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un
---, Archie              Son-i-L  M  W  27  M1    3           NH             NH            NH                   Retail grocer - Retail Grocery
Hall, Dollie                Dau    F  W  19  S                   Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr  Un

1930 Census:
Navy Yard Village, ED 206, sheet 9B
33 Sladen St.
Thibeault, Stella     Head  F  W  45         Wd  14   Canada Fr  MA            Canada Fr            1899 Al    Sales lady - Womans cloth
---, Edward             Son   M  W  30         Md  18   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr            1899 Na   Mechanic - Auto Garage
---, Winnefred      Dau-i-L   F  W  31         Md  19   NY            Sweden      Ireland Free State
---, Stella               GDau  F  W    9         S           MA           Canada Fr   NY
---, Rita                  GDau  F  W    8         S           MA           Canada Fr   NY
---, Dorothy            GDau  F  W    7          S           MA           Canada Fr   NY
---, Edward Jr         GSon  M  W   5          S           MA           Canada Fr   NY
---, John                 GSon  M  W   3 4/12  S           MA           Canada Fr   NY

11 Newton Ave
Jacques, John T.    Head  M  W  43  Md  30   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr   1893 Na   melt twister - Cotton Mill
---, Dorothy L          Wife   F  W  39  Md  28   Canada Fr  RI              Canada Fr
Hall, Sophie       Moth-i-L  F  W  72  Wd  14   Canada Fr  Canada Fr  Canada Fr   1900 Na

Dorothy married Jean Thomas Jacques about 1916. Jean was born about 1887 in Québec, Canada; died in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Group: Halls of Norton & Providence - DNA Family 47
• 1910 Census: 23 Apr 1910, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Notes:

From Linda [Hall] Little, April 2016:

"Although Charles Milton Hall died in Florida, his primary residence was in Malden, Massachusetts; he was also buried in Malden, Massachusetts.

"He and his wife raised and raced greyhounds. They and son Charles owned a farm in Wilmington, Massachusetts that at it's height had 102 dogs - the state took the property by eminent domain to build a school. They raced the dogs at Longwood and other tracks around Florida in the winter months but owned no property there."
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From FindaGrave :

"May 27, 2008 by Charles Milton's grandson:

This is my attempt to write something of my memory of Charles Milton Hall. He was a particular favorite of my mother (Edith) and she told me many stories about him. Some of the stories may have become enhanced as family folklore, but it is absolutely true that he cast a particularly long shadow within the family.

"He was looked up to by both my mother and father as well as myself. My brother Bob was probably too young prior to Charles Milton's death to feel his full impact. Charles Milton was an average size for his time approximately 5 foot 8 or 9 inches and even when I knew him in his mid-to late fifties and early sixties, he was still wiry, strong, energetic and physically active.

"In the family he was known as Garry. This was probably a mature vocalization of my attempt to say grandpa at a young age. Garry had a strong out going good humored personality. He and the young Bill Haines had the likable approach to others that I weakly tried to emulate.

"As a young man he worked in the shoe business in Lynn, as Linda has documented.

"He met his bride to be, Georgianna, at a social club either run or sponsored by the company for whom they worked. Mentioning Georgianna leads me to the first of what might become too many asides. I feel I know; Janice, Mike, Nancie, and Linda and I see them as distinct individual human beings. Yet I also see many common characteristics, mannerisms and interactions. Things I could easily relate to in remembering my brother, parents or Hall grandparents.

"There is one major key difference and that is the accepted cultural norms of our various generations. That makes a big difference in how we look at and interpret data as it comes to us. The quick example which comes to mind is the "short pregnancy" of Georgianna. Today that is practically a nonevent. I will bet that it was a huge deal to Georgianna and C. M.. It was also probably very important to my father and mother. Neither mentioned it to me during their respective lifetimes.

"As a second point, we have created an error writing about Georgianna, and I confess I may have contributed to the error by joking with Linda. There is absolutely no data or conversation that I know about to support the theory that Georgianna was possibly an illegitimate offspring of Singer. The connections in family folklore were strictly work-related and stated that a Clough relative of Georgianna invented the Singer sewing machine bobbin. We now know that this is not true, but that a Clough did contribute modifications of the bobbin mentioned in patents.

"The family opinion of Georgianna is skewed in this time frame because of her long term feud with my mother. I remember her as a strongly opinionated but mostly decent person who did not age gracefully but was devoted to her son and along with Charles Milton made very substantial contributions to our family in general and me in particular.

"C.M. was a member of the National Guard although I do not believe he served on active duty. He was also a Mason and the last I knew David Hall had his Masonic sword. I don't remember either he or my grandmother being Church oriented. I don't remember having any conversations with him about his mother or father.

"On the corner or slightly off the corner of Charles Street in Malden is a building which I believe is now a restaurant. In my day it was a bowling alley. In my grandfather's day it was a social hall. My mother told me that from time to time a professional wrestler would appear and challenge the locals. If they could beat him they would win $10. Apparently my grandfather took up the challenge and won. On other occasions the Salvation Army band would give concerts either in or out side the social hall.

"As an aside, years ago I had a large cat who for his safety was never let out to roam and was raised as an inside cat. When I was home however, he would drape himself across my shoulders and I would take him for walks along the beach here at the Cape. My mother told me upon seeing this that my grandfather had a cat which would ride on his shoulders from the animal hospital down to Charles Street to listen to the Salvation Army band. I'm speculating a little bit from here on in but not too much.

"I believe that Abby Hall or Hough to use her married name was a strong influence and benefactor to Charles Milton Hall. It would be interesting to see her will since I suspect she outlived her husband and left significant money to Charles Milton Hall. I know that C. M. was active in helping her with chores et al when he was an adult. I know the furniture in Georgianna's formal living room came from the Hough family. Currently I am using the dining room set in my house. Unfortunately, there was substantial water damage to parts of the set while stored in Linden and I had to refinish prior to using. Also I have a note from C. M. to Abby which is a formula for home brew used during Prohibition. This is in my safety deposit box. I also have a book given by Abby to Charles Milton at Christmas when he was a boy of eight which she signed and dated 1889. The name of the book amusingly enough if I ever write about Bob and I is " John Hall or the school days of an American boy". I believe that Abby was a significant contributor to the economic improvement of the Charles Milton generation family which at least carried down to Bob, myself and some of you.

"Either through inheritance and/or from his own work, Garry was able to move from the environment of a skilled blue-collar worker to his own small business which was raising Boston terriers. Rocky Dale Chum who was a champion and bred from Garry stock was bigger than life in the family and often talked about when I was a child. Chum became an important part of the family folklore. I remember more than one photo of him being displayed at the Linden house. My sense is that in addition to being a breeder of dogs, he performed as a veterinarian without portfolio. Who knows maybe in his day a degree was not a requirement. He supplied the down payment and was an active participant in my fathers hospital probably as a technical partner more than an employee. We used to make some of Garrys formulas in the hospital and after bottling sell to other vets as well as clients. I remember his mange formula was loaded with sulfur and really smelled gross.

"I remember him as an adventuresome guy who was my friend."

Group:
Descendants of John Hall 3rd & Hall

1910 Census:
Ward 5, ED 901, sheet 11A
17 Dale Street
Hall, Charles M.      Head   M  W  29  M1  6          MA  MA  MA   Lastmaker - Last factory
---, Georgeana         Wife    F  W  28  M1  6  1  1   NY  NY   NY
---, Charles G.          Son    M  W   5  S                 MA  MA  NY

Charles married Georgianna Hughes "Georgie" Clough on 19 Jun 1904 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts. Georgianna (daughter of John Hughes and Kittie E. Perry) was born on 13 Oct 1881 in Rome, Oneida County, New York; died on 12 Feb 1964 in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; was buried after 12 Feb 1964 in Forest Dale Cemetery, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]