Name Info
Dorothy HALE 1708-1730
Fathers:EBENEZER,JOHN,SAMUEL
Dorothy HALE 1708-1730
Fathers:EBENEZER,JOHN,SAMUEL
Search.........Person PAF-ID.........09114053 Gender.........female Status.........deceased Age............22y 0m 0d Last-Marital...widowed Fam-Group......MILLER Fam-ID.........HALE Citizenship....US born |
#Marriages.....1 #Divorces......0 #Sources.......1 #Events........1 #Images:.......0 #Comments......0 #Siblings......7 #Children......0 |
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Parents and Siblings
- Parent: EBENEZER HALE, male, born:1682-12-24 ?Hartford county, Connecticut, died:1760-1772 (77y 0m 8d) ?Middletown, Middlesex county, Connecticut, Anc:1, Dad:JOHN HALE, Mom:HANNAH NOTT, #M:2, #Cmnts:1, #SrcDocs:2
- Parent: Ruth Curtis, female, born:1687-05-17 Wethersfield, Hartford county, Connecticut, died:1724-12 (37y 6m 14d) Middletown, Middlesex county, Connecticut, Dad:Samuel Curtis, Mom:Sarah ?, #M:1, #SrcDocs:2
- Sibling: Hannah HALE, female, born:1707 Wethersfield, Hartford county, Connecticut, died:1707-1797 (0y 0m 0d) , Dad:EBENEZER HALE, Mom:Ruth Curtis, #SrcDocs:2
- Sibling: Joseph HALE, male, born:1710-03-07 Wethersfield, Hartford county, Connecticut, died:1790-05-24 (80y 2m 17d) Connecticut, Dad:EBENEZER HALE, Mom:Ruth Curtis, #M:1, #SrcDocs:2
- Sibling: Gideon HALE, male, born:1712-07-04 Wethersfield, Hartford county, Connecticut, died:1776-01 (63y 5m 28d) Connecticut, Dad:EBENEZER HALE, Mom:Ruth Curtis, #M:2, #SrcDocs:2
- Sibling: Ephraim HALE, male, born:1719-05-07 Wethersfield, Hartford county, Connecticut, died:1719-1809 (0y 7m 25d) , Dad:EBENEZER HALE, Mom:Ruth Curtis, #SrcDocs:2
- Sibling: David HALE, male, born:1719 Wethersfield, Hartford county, Connecticut, died:1805-05-10 (86y 4m 9d) Connecticut, Dad:EBENEZER HALE, Mom:Ruth Curtis, #SrcDocs:2
- Sibling: Ebenezer HALE, male, born:1721-11-15 Middletown, Middlesex county, Connecticut, died:1760-05-26 (38y 6m 11d) Connecticut, Dad:EBENEZER HALE, Mom:Ruth Curtis, #M:1, #SrcDocs:2
- Sibling: Elisha HALE, male, born:1724-08-23 Middletown, Middlesex county, Connecticut, died:1770 (45y 4m 9d) ?Connecticut, Dad:EBENEZER HALE, Mom:Ruth Curtis, #M:1, #SrcDocs:2
Spouse(s) and Children
- Marriage: 1725-08-26 Middletown, Middlesex county, Connecticut
- Spouse: Daniel Witmore, male, born:1703-05-09 Middletown, Middlesex county, Connecticut, died:1723-1793 (19y 7m 23d) , Dad:Samuel Witmore, Mom:Mary Bacon, #SrcDocs:1
Events
Baptism: 1708-03-21y 2m 20d, Wethersfield, Hartford county, Connecticut, Role:baptised
Birth: 1708 , Wethersfield, Hartford county, Connecticut
Married: 1725-08-26, Age:17y 7m 25d, Middletown, Middlesex county, Connecticut, Role:bride
Death: 1730-1798, Age:22y 0m 0d
Baptism: 1708-03-21y 2m 20d, Wethersfield, Hartford county, Connecticut, Role:baptised
Birth: 1708 , Wethersfield, Hartford county, Connecticut
Married: 1725-08-26, Age:17y 7m 25d, Middletown, Middlesex county, Connecticut, Role:bride
Death: 1730-1798, Age:22y 0m 0d
Sources
Book Hale-House And Related Families, Donald L. Jacobus, 1952
Book Hale-House And Related Families, Donald L. Jacobus, 1952
Historical
1708-1709: Germany - Famine kills one third of the population of East Prussia
1708: East Indies - The Company of Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies and English Company Trading to the East Indies merged to form the United Company of Merchants of England Trading to the East Indies
1709: Afghanistan - Hotaki dynasty founded in Afghanistan
1709: Russia, Sweden, Turkey - Charles XII of Sweden flees to Ottoman Empire after Peter I of Russia defeats his army at the Battle of Poltava
1710-1711: Russia, Turkey - Ottoman Empire fights Russia in the Russo-Turkish War (fourth of ten), Turkish victory
1713-1714: India - Tarabai establishes rival Maratha Empire government in Kolhapur against Chattrapati Shahu
1714: England - Accession of George I, Elector of Hanover, to the throne of Great Britain, he rules until 1727
1715: England, Scotland - First Jacobite rebellion breaks out
1715: France - Louis XIV dies, leaving France deep in debt
1715: Italy - Pope Clement XI declares Catholicism and Confucianism Incompatible
1716: India - Establishment of the Sikh Confederacy along the India Pakistan border
1718-1730: Turkey - Tulip period of the Ottoman Empire
1718: United States - Blackbeard (Edward Teach) is killed by Robert Maynard in a North Carolina Inlet on the Inner side of Ocracoke Island
1718: United States - City of New Orleans founded by the French in North America
1719: England, Scotland - Spanish attempt to restart the Jacobite rebellion fails
1720-1721: France - The Great Plague of Marseille
1720: England, South America - The South Sea Bubble starts, It is a British joint stock company that tradez in South America, the company is granted a monopoly to trade in the Spanish South American colonies as part of a treaty during the War of Spanish Succession, the primary element of trade was slaves, in return, the company assumes the national debt England Incurs during the war
1720: Spain, Mexico - Spanish military embarks on the Villasur expedition from Mexico and travel into the Great Plains
1721: China - Kangxi Emperor bans Christian Missionaries because of the decree by Pope Clement XI
1721: England - Robert Walpole became the first Prime Minister of Great Britain (de facto)
1721: Russia, Denmark, Poland, Sweden - Treaty of Nystad signed, ending the 21-year long Great Northern War, It was a coalition of numerous states that successfully contested Swedish supremacy in northern Central and Eastern Europe, Initially, the anti-Swedish alliance was composed of Peter the Great of Russia, Frederik IV of Denmark-Norway and August the Strong of Saxe-Poland-Lithuania
1721: Russia - Peter I reforms the Russian Orthodox Church
1722-1723: Russia, Iran - Russo-Persian War
1722-1725: England, Ireland - Controversy over the halfpence of William Wood leads to the Drapier Letters and begins the Irish economic Independence from England movement
1722: Afghanistan, Iran - Afghans conquered Iran, overthrowing the Safavid Shah Soltan Hosein
1722: Africa - Welsh pirate Bartholomew Roberts is killed in a sea battle off the African coast
1722: China - Kangxi Emperor of China dies
1723-1730: Kazakhstan - The Great Disaster, an Invasion of Kazakh territories by the nomadic Dzungars
1723: Russi - Slavery abolished in Russia, Peter the Great converted the household slaves into house serfs
1725: Africa - The Fulani nomads took complete control of Fuuta Jallon (Guinea, West Africa) and set up the first of many Fulani jihad states to come
1726: China - The enormous Chinese encyclopedia Gujin Tushu Jicheng of over 100 million written Chinese characters in over 800,000 pages is printed in 60 different copies using copper-based Chinese movable type printing
1727-1729: England, Spain - Anglo-Spanish War
1729-1735: England - Charles Wesley and John Wesley begin the Methodism in England
1730-1760: England, United States - First Great Awakening takes place in Great Britain and North America, it challenges the established clergy and leads to many new Protestant denominations, this contributes to the concept of religious tolerance
1730: Turkey - Mahmud I takes over Ottoman Empire after the Patrona Halil revolt, ending the Tulip period
1708-1709: Germany - Famine kills one third of the population of East Prussia
1708: East Indies - The Company of Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies and English Company Trading to the East Indies merged to form the United Company of Merchants of England Trading to the East Indies
1709: Afghanistan - Hotaki dynasty founded in Afghanistan
1709: Russia, Sweden, Turkey - Charles XII of Sweden flees to Ottoman Empire after Peter I of Russia defeats his army at the Battle of Poltava
1710-1711: Russia, Turkey - Ottoman Empire fights Russia in the Russo-Turkish War (fourth of ten), Turkish victory
1713-1714: India - Tarabai establishes rival Maratha Empire government in Kolhapur against Chattrapati Shahu
1714: England - Accession of George I, Elector of Hanover, to the throne of Great Britain, he rules until 1727
1715: England, Scotland - First Jacobite rebellion breaks out
1715: France - Louis XIV dies, leaving France deep in debt
1715: Italy - Pope Clement XI declares Catholicism and Confucianism Incompatible
1716: India - Establishment of the Sikh Confederacy along the India Pakistan border
1718-1730: Turkey - Tulip period of the Ottoman Empire
1718: United States - Blackbeard (Edward Teach) is killed by Robert Maynard in a North Carolina Inlet on the Inner side of Ocracoke Island
1718: United States - City of New Orleans founded by the French in North America
1719: England, Scotland - Spanish attempt to restart the Jacobite rebellion fails
1720-1721: France - The Great Plague of Marseille
1720: England, South America - The South Sea Bubble starts, It is a British joint stock company that tradez in South America, the company is granted a monopoly to trade in the Spanish South American colonies as part of a treaty during the War of Spanish Succession, the primary element of trade was slaves, in return, the company assumes the national debt England Incurs during the war
1720: Spain, Mexico - Spanish military embarks on the Villasur expedition from Mexico and travel into the Great Plains
1721: China - Kangxi Emperor bans Christian Missionaries because of the decree by Pope Clement XI
1721: England - Robert Walpole became the first Prime Minister of Great Britain (de facto)
1721: Russia, Denmark, Poland, Sweden - Treaty of Nystad signed, ending the 21-year long Great Northern War, It was a coalition of numerous states that successfully contested Swedish supremacy in northern Central and Eastern Europe, Initially, the anti-Swedish alliance was composed of Peter the Great of Russia, Frederik IV of Denmark-Norway and August the Strong of Saxe-Poland-Lithuania
1721: Russia - Peter I reforms the Russian Orthodox Church
1722-1723: Russia, Iran - Russo-Persian War
1722-1725: England, Ireland - Controversy over the halfpence of William Wood leads to the Drapier Letters and begins the Irish economic Independence from England movement
1722: Afghanistan, Iran - Afghans conquered Iran, overthrowing the Safavid Shah Soltan Hosein
1722: Africa - Welsh pirate Bartholomew Roberts is killed in a sea battle off the African coast
1722: China - Kangxi Emperor of China dies
1723-1730: Kazakhstan - The Great Disaster, an Invasion of Kazakh territories by the nomadic Dzungars
1723: Russi - Slavery abolished in Russia, Peter the Great converted the household slaves into house serfs
1725: Africa - The Fulani nomads took complete control of Fuuta Jallon (Guinea, West Africa) and set up the first of many Fulani jihad states to come
1726: China - The enormous Chinese encyclopedia Gujin Tushu Jicheng of over 100 million written Chinese characters in over 800,000 pages is printed in 60 different copies using copper-based Chinese movable type printing
1727-1729: England, Spain - Anglo-Spanish War
1729-1735: England - Charles Wesley and John Wesley begin the Methodism in England
1730-1760: England, United States - First Great Awakening takes place in Great Britain and North America, it challenges the established clergy and leads to many new Protestant denominations, this contributes to the concept of religious tolerance
1730: Turkey - Mahmud I takes over Ottoman Empire after the Patrona Halil revolt, ending the Tulip period