Hall-Scinto Genealogy
by Brad Hall
updated October 2, 2008
Hall-Scinto Genealogy
by Brad Hall
updated October 2, 2008
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| "First Families of America", from England Humphrey Atherton - Came to America on the "James" August 7, 1635. Thomas Nash - Came to America on the "Hector" July 26, 1637. Thomas Ford - Came to America on the "Mary and John" March 20th, 1628. Elder John Strong - Came to America on the "Mary and John" March 20th, 1628. Reverend George Phillips - Came to America on the "Arbella" with John Winthrop on June 2, 1630. Reverend Samuel Stone - Came to America on the "Griffin" September 4, 1633 with Thomas Hooker & John Cotton. Rowland Stebbins - Came to America on the "Francis of Ipswich" April 30 1634. Richard Treat - Member of John Winthrop's council 1663, Deputy, elected annually up to 1658 British Revolution Thomas Hunt Thomas Hunt was a Colonel in Oliver Cromwell's army. King Phillip's War Hope Atherton Colonial Militia Hope Atherton served as chaplain under Captain Turner in "Falls Fight", May 16, 1676 near Pocumtuck (Deerfield) Massachusetts. King Phillip's War John Stebbins Colonial Militia John Stebbins is the only man to have survived unharmed from the "Bloody Brook" massacre near Pocumtuck (Deerfield), Massachusetts, September 18, 1675. Queen Ann's War John Stebbins Colonial Militia John Stebbins was captured and redeemed in the 1704 Deerfield, Massachusetts attack. He is mentioned in "The Redeemed Captive, Returning to Zion", by Reverend John Williams. French and Indian War William and Hezikiah Hall William Hall was killed by Cherokee Indians on May 1, 1757, in the Cherokee Indian war in Bedford County, Virginia. His son, Hezikiah, fought in the same battle alongside him. American Revolutionary War John Overstreet First Virginia Regiment, Continental Army John Overstreet served under Captain William Campbell. He was in the battles of: Brandywine; Germantown; the storming of the fort at Stony point under General Wayne; the Battle of Monmouth; and the Siege of York. War of 1812 John Overstreet 4th Regiment, Virginia Militia John Overstreet fought in place of his son-in-law, Elisha Hall, under Captain Henry Tabb. Civil War Thomas Burroughs Phillips Corporal, Company A, 30th Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Thomas Phillips served from 1861 to 1865. World War II George Harold Hall United States Marine Corps George Hall was in the first landing at Okinawa. He received the Purple Heart June 12, 1945. Some famous "In-Laws" John Cotton, Richard Mather, Increase Mather, Cotton Mather They are famous Ministers of the gospel in colonial America. 17th, early 18th century. |
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