Son of John and Judith (Hastings) Hall, who immigrated from Durham, England, 1795, first to Philadelphia and then moved to Ohio, living in Jefferson, Stark, and Holmes Counties.
On 15 Apr 1828, he married Sarah McClure, daughter of John and Margaret (McCullough) McClure, and immediately settled in Berlin, Holmes County, Ohio. He was a pioneer and representative man in the early history of Holmes County. In 1845, Edward was appointed as one of the Associate Judges for Holmes County, until 1851. Throughout his life he had been an apprentice to the carpenter and joiner trade, teacher, farmer, mercantile owner, Judge, assessor for Internal Revenue and Postmaster in Berlin.
Edward and Sarah had 11 children:
John Edward Hall, 1829-1829
Henry Hastings Hall, 1830-1901
Andrew Hall, 1831-1897
Elisabeth Hall, 1832-1833
Mary Ann (Hall) Ewing, 1834-1908
Edward Livingston Hall, 1837-1927
Margaret (Hall) Strubbe, 1839-1924
William Harrison Hall, 1840-1916
Samuel Hall, 1842-1877
Sarah Jane Hall, 1845-1915
Frances Ellen (Hall) Hoover, 1847-1885
On 15 Apr 1828, he married Sarah McClure, daughter of John and Margaret (McCullough) McClure, and immediately settled in Berlin, Holmes County, Ohio. He was a pioneer and representative man in the early history of Holmes County. In 1845, Edward was appointed as one of the Associate Judges for Holmes County, until 1851. Throughout his life he had been an apprentice to the carpenter and joiner trade, teacher, farmer, mercantile owner, Judge, assessor for Internal Revenue and Postmaster in Berlin.
Edward and Sarah had 11 children:
John Edward Hall, 1829-1829
Henry Hastings Hall, 1830-1901
Andrew Hall, 1831-1897
Elisabeth Hall, 1832-1833
Mary Ann (Hall) Ewing, 1834-1908
Edward Livingston Hall, 1837-1927
Margaret (Hall) Strubbe, 1839-1924
William Harrison Hall, 1840-1916
Samuel Hall, 1842-1877
Sarah Jane Hall, 1845-1915
Frances Ellen (Hall) Hoover, 1847-1885
Son of John and Judith (Hastings) Hall, who immigrated from Durham, England, 1795, first to Philadelphia and then moved to Ohio, living in Jefferson, Stark, and Holmes Counties.
On 15 Apr 1828, he married Sarah McClure, daughter of John and Margaret (McCullough) McClure, and immediately settled in Berlin, Holmes County, Ohio. He was a pioneer and representative man in the early history of Holmes County. In 1845, Edward was appointed as one of the Associate Judges for Holmes County, until 1851. Throughout his life he had been an apprentice to the carpenter and joiner trade, teacher, farmer, mercantile owner, Judge, assessor for Internal Revenue and Postmaster in Berlin.
Edward and Sarah had 11 children:
John Edward Hall, 1829-1829
Henry Hastings Hall, 1830-1901
Andrew Hall, 1831-1897
Elisabeth Hall, 1832-1833
Mary Ann (Hall) Ewing, 1834-1908
Edward Livingston Hall, 1837-1927
Margaret (Hall) Strubbe, 1839-1924
William Harrison Hall, 1840-1916
Samuel Hall, 1842-1877
Sarah Jane Hall, 1845-1915
Frances Ellen (Hall) Hoover, 1847-1885
On 15 Apr 1828, he married Sarah McClure, daughter of John and Margaret (McCullough) McClure, and immediately settled in Berlin, Holmes County, Ohio. He was a pioneer and representative man in the early history of Holmes County. In 1845, Edward was appointed as one of the Associate Judges for Holmes County, until 1851. Throughout his life he had been an apprentice to the carpenter and joiner trade, teacher, farmer, mercantile owner, Judge, assessor for Internal Revenue and Postmaster in Berlin.
Edward and Sarah had 11 children:
John Edward Hall, 1829-1829
Henry Hastings Hall, 1830-1901
Andrew Hall, 1831-1897
Elisabeth Hall, 1832-1833
Mary Ann (Hall) Ewing, 1834-1908
Edward Livingston Hall, 1837-1927
Margaret (Hall) Strubbe, 1839-1924
William Harrison Hall, 1840-1916
Samuel Hall, 1842-1877
Sarah Jane Hall, 1845-1915
Frances Ellen (Hall) Hoover, 1847-1885
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