John Hale

1706 -

• Name	John Hale
  Birth	1706	Baltimore, Maryland
  Residence	1752	Bent Mountain, Roanoke, Virginia
  Military	1758	Virginia
  	John Hale was paid for military services during the French and Indian Wars.
  Notes	1766	Virginia
  	Road built in the Snow Creek vicinity.
  	"Amos Richeson, John Hale, Hugh Innes and Archibald Gordon, Gent., their tithables, William Hale" and others were building a road in the Snow Creek vicinity
  Residence	1740s	Augusta County, Virginia
  	Living around the headwaters of Little River and Back Creek
  	Listed in Capt Martin's Company for purposes of mutual defense against Indians. The List of Souls, Tithes and Taxable Property in this company shows him as a slave owner and possessed of a quantity of livestock.
  Siblings	10 siblings
  + 1. Nicholas Hale Jr.           b. 1702, Baltimore, Maryland   2. George Hale   3. Neale Hale           b. 21 Dec 1718, Baltimore, Maryland           d. 1796  (Age 77 years) + 4. Henry Hale           b. 25 Mar 1721, Baltimore, Maryland   5. Mary Hale   6. Hannah Hale   7. Millicent Hale   8. Ann Hale   9. Subbiner Hale   10. Joseph Hale
  Notes	John Hale, who was born about 1706, had probably left Tidewater from Baltimore County, Maryland about 1727 and spent some years on the northwest frontier before joining the migration from Pennsylvania up the Shenandoah River. He may have made the trek up the Valley of Virginia in the company of older brother Nicholas Hale Jr. also Joseph and others in the family, after meeting them in Fairfax County. When they reached the gap at Big Lick, later Roanoke, where the Staunton flows east out of the mountains, John homesteaded on Bent Mountain and the others nearby on the Piedmont Plateau. Family tradition has it that John Hale, after leaving home early, went to Philadelphia with one of his brothers, that he bought slaves and joined the westward migration out through Lancaster County, Penn, to the Valley of Virginia. His father Nicholas Hale Sr. died March 29, 1730 and did not mention him in his will probated in Baltimore County, Maryland, April 18, 1730. The only older son mentioned is Nicholas Jr. the eldest, born about 1702 and still in Baltimore County at the time of his father's death. Two much younger sons, George and Neale, the latter born in 1718, are named, although Henry, shown in parish records to have been born in 1721 is not mentioned.
  Person ID	P5489	Burress

  
  

  Father	Nicholas Haile           b. 1680             d. 29 Mar 1730, Baltimore, Maryland (Age 50 years)
  Mother	Frances Broad
  Family ID	F2851	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Children	7 sons
  	+ 1. Benjamin Hale Sr.           b. 1750, Virginia           d. After 1800, Virginia (Age 51 years)   2. Thomas Hale           b. 1742   3. Edward Hale   4. William Hale   5. Joseph P. Hale           b. 1743, Virginia           d. 1803, Partrick County, Virginia (Age 60 years)   6. Jobe Hale   7. John Hale Jr.
  Family ID	F2850	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Birth - 1706 - Baltimore, Maryland Residence - 1752 - Bent Mountain, Roanoke, Virginia Military - John Hale was paid for military services during the French and Indian Wars. - 1758 - Virginia Notes - Road built in the Snow Creek vicinity. - 1766 - Virginia Residence - Living around the headwaters of Little River and Back Creek - 1740s - Augusta County, Virginia  = Link to Google Earth
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