His parents were Thomas Hale, Jr. and Anna Short. He married to cousin, Judith Hale.
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According to the source:
Descendants of Thomas Hale book, page 174:
Oliver Hale was a farmer and a man of abundant substance. Served in Old French War. Was Sergeant in Newbury Company under Capt. Stephen Emery. Ensign in 1761 (prob. for active service) and later Lieutenant 1757 (militia). Was generally known as Captain Oliver."
"He bought land from Nathaniel Greenleaf, Ezekial Hale et al. He was described by others as a Newbury Gentleman. He probably lived on his fathers homestead on the southern slope of "Archelaus Hill" in what is now West Newbury."
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(other sources: Newbury, MA Vital Records pg. 210 - birth, gravestone inscription & Vital Records of Newbury, MA to the end of the year 1849, deaths)
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According to the source:
Descendants of Thomas Hale book, page 174:
Oliver Hale was a farmer and a man of abundant substance. Served in Old French War. Was Sergeant in Newbury Company under Capt. Stephen Emery. Ensign in 1761 (prob. for active service) and later Lieutenant 1757 (militia). Was generally known as Captain Oliver."
"He bought land from Nathaniel Greenleaf, Ezekial Hale et al. He was described by others as a Newbury Gentleman. He probably lived on his fathers homestead on the southern slope of "Archelaus Hill" in what is now West Newbury."
...
(other sources: Newbury, MA Vital Records pg. 210 - birth, gravestone inscription & Vital Records of Newbury, MA to the end of the year 1849, deaths)
His parents were Thomas Hale, Jr. and Anna Short. He married to cousin, Judith Hale.
...
According to the source:
Descendants of Thomas Hale book, page 174:
Oliver Hale was a farmer and a man of abundant substance. Served in Old French War. Was Sergeant in Newbury Company under Capt. Stephen Emery. Ensign in 1761 (prob. for active service) and later Lieutenant 1757 (militia). Was generally known as Captain Oliver."
"He bought land from Nathaniel Greenleaf, Ezekial Hale et al. He was described by others as a Newbury Gentleman. He probably lived on his fathers homestead on the southern slope of "Archelaus Hill" in what is now West Newbury."
...
(other sources: Newbury, MA Vital Records pg. 210 - birth, gravestone inscription & Vital Records of Newbury, MA to the end of the year 1849, deaths)
...
According to the source:
Descendants of Thomas Hale book, page 174:
Oliver Hale was a farmer and a man of abundant substance. Served in Old French War. Was Sergeant in Newbury Company under Capt. Stephen Emery. Ensign in 1761 (prob. for active service) and later Lieutenant 1757 (militia). Was generally known as Captain Oliver."
"He bought land from Nathaniel Greenleaf, Ezekial Hale et al. He was described by others as a Newbury Gentleman. He probably lived on his fathers homestead on the southern slope of "Archelaus Hill" in what is now West Newbury."
...
(other sources: Newbury, MA Vital Records pg. 210 - birth, gravestone inscription & Vital Records of Newbury, MA to the end of the year 1849, deaths)
Gravesite Details
1-see wife Judith's memorial for child list. 2-This memorial developed by FindAGrave member: Edward Hale. 3-Parental linking and mother’s maiden name courtesy of FindAGrave member: Paul Noyes
Family Members
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