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     Sources just that Kurt Hale and Nathan Hale were grandchildren of James and Ruth (Hudson) Hale. I currently have no knowledge of which of their children were the parents of Kurt and Nathan.

She married James Cody Hale, son of James Nathan Hale and Ruth Emma Hudson.¹
As of from 1994 to 2003, Linda and James lived at Orem, Utah.^1,2

     Liz ---(?)--- was mistress of Clarence W. "Tont' Chamberlain.

She married Squire Jacobs, and her bastard son Joseph took the Jacobs surname.

According to Beatrice Chamberlain Shough Larsen, Liz had an affair with 'Tont' Chamberlain and the result was the child, Joseph. However, she married Squire Jacobs, so Joseph is named Jacobs.

     Lizzie B. ---(?)--- was born in 1853 or 1854 in Canada.¹

She married William B. Elliot, son of D. Gilman Elliot and Mary Hacket Ordway, say 1870.^1,2

The census of 1880 shows William B. Elliott, working in a cotton mill, and Lizzie B. Elliott, listed with Charley E. Elliott, Ella M. Elliott and Jennie L. Elliot living at Hooksett, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.¹

She died say 1913.²

     

She married Perley Batchelder, son of Perley Batchelder and Mary ---(?)---.¹

     Louisa Elizabeth ---(?)--- was born in July 1866 in Germany.¹

She married Harry Ellsworth Wright, son of Henry Otis Wright and Cordelia A. Jenkins, in 1886 or 1887.¹

     Louisa L. ---(?)--- was born in 1826.¹

She married Soranus Dunham, son of Isaac Dunham and Abigail Cary.¹ She was buried in Union Cemetery, Centre Street, North Bridgewater (now Brockton), Plymouth County, Massachusetts.¹

     

She married Mr. Elliott, as her first husband.¹

She married Liston D. Cary, son of Isaac Cary M.D. and Osee Gray, in 1895, as his third wife, and her second husband. They lived in Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas.¹

     Lydia ---(?)--- was born on 27 September 1608 in England.

She married Abraham Browne, son of Thomas Browne and Joan ---(?)---, before 15 October 1635.

She died on 27 September 1686 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, at age 78.

     

She married Perley Hale, son of Moses Hale and Susannah Davis daughter of Moses Davis, as his second wife.¹

     

She married Nathaniel Perley, son of John Perley and Mary Howlett, . The following receipt with papers was filed in settlement of Governor Bradstreet's estate. Col. Dudley Bradstreet, his son, was the executor, but died before concluding the trust. It is clear that Nathaniel Perley married the Governor's granddaughter:

"Andover, Nov. 25, 1706.

" Received of Capt. Benjamin Stevens, of Andover, administrator of the estate of Colo. Dudley Bradstreet, Esq., deed, six pounds money, in full of a legacy given to my wife Anne Perly, alias Brad- street, by her grandfather Simon Bradstreet, Esq., as appears by his last will. Nathaniel Perley."¹ She became a member of the Boxford First Church in 1705.¹

     

She married Stephen Prentice, son of Solomon Prentice Sen. and Hepzibah Dunn, or Dunton, as his second wife.¹

     Lydia ---(?)--- was born in 1676 or 1677.¹

She married Solomon Prentice, son of Solomon Prentice Sen. and Hepzibah Dunn, or Dunton.¹

In 1697, Lydia ---(?)--- was admitted to full communion the wife of Solomon Prentice, Jr.²

She died on 25 April 1758 age 81.¹

     Margaret ---(?)--- was born say 1598.

She married Edward Lamb as her first husband.¹

She married Samuel Allen after 1641 as his second wife, and her second husband.²