Edward Hallock (1754 - 1850)

Born 22 Apr 1754 in Milton, Ulster, New York Colony

Ancestors

Husband of Susannah (Smith) Hallock — married 23 Sep 1778 in Nine Partners MM (at New Marlborough)

Descendants

Died 1850 at about age 95 in Newburgh, Orange, New York, United States

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Biography

Edward was a Friend (Quaker)

Edward was born on 22 Apr 1754 in Milton, NY. He was the son of Edward Hallock and Phebe (Clapp) Hallock.

He married first Susannah Smith on 23d 9m 1778 [23 Sep 1778] in Nine Partners (at New Marlborough).^[1] The following excerpt is from the records of the Nine Partners monthly meeting:^[1]

New Molbery twenty Third Day of the Ninth month in the year of our lord one thousand Seven hundred and Seventy Eight [1778]. Whereas Edward Hallock and Susanna Smith both of New molberty [Marlboro] precinct Ulster County and province of New york … Declared their Intention of marriage … at the Ninepartners … Consent of parents … marriag is alowed of by the meeting …
[signed] Edward Hallock Susanna Hallock …
as witnesses there of here unto Set our names

Mary Sands Deborah Adams Ann Adam Hannah Post

Nehemiah Smith James Hallock Samuel Hallock Abel Adams Benjamin Worth John Young Richard Post Richard Carpenter Thomas Brown Benjamin Sands John Sheffield Charles Marke George Evrat David Adams Thomas Airs or Aiky

Phebe Hallock Sarah Hallock Hannah Smith Dorcas Young Clement Sands Amy Sands Mary Carpenter Catharine Palmer Phebe Hallock Philena Hallock Sarah Hallock Sebell Burling Martha Hallock Phebe Hallock

He married second Phebe UNKNOWN in 1790.

He married third Anna Jones in 1791.

He died in 1850 in Newburgh, Orange, New York.

Children

Children of Edward Hallock:

• Rebecca Hallock.
• Philena Hallock.
• Ann Hallock.
• Arrabella Hallock.
• Dorcas Hallock.
• Edward Hallock.
• Epenetus Hallock.
• Jonas Hallock.
• Jonas Hallock.
• Mary Hallock.
• Phebe Hallock.
• Sarah Hallock.
• Silas Hallock.
• Susan Hallock.
• Villetta Hallock.

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} Nine Partners Digest. 1769 - 1798. A book of testimonies, marriages, births, deaths, removals and the manumission of slaves. Canadian Friends Historical Association. 2015. page 83.