Dinah Hall
1785 - 1873 (87 years)-
Name Dinah Hall Birth 30 Mar 1785 Hancock, Berkshire Co., MA 
[1, 2] Gender Female Death 1873 NY [1, 2] Burial NY Person ID I09603 Sorensen-Remington Family Tree Last Modified 7 Aug 2018
Father George Hall, b. 30 Aug 1744, RI d. 17 Jun 1822, Hancock, Berkshire Co., MA (Age 77 years) Mother Rachel Briggs, b. 21 Mar 1753, East Greenwich, RI d. 15 Apr 1822, Hancock, Berkshire Co., MA (Age 69 years) Marriage 1772 [2] Family ID F03767 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Jonathan Remington, b. 5 Jan 1784, RI or Hancock, MA d. 2 May 1861, Lorraine, Jefferson Co., NY (Age 77 years) Marriage Abt 1804 Children 1. Clark Hall Remington, b. 1805, MA or Lorraine, Jefferson Co., NY d. 11 Feb 1849, NY (Age 44 years)+ 2. Diadamia Remington, b. Abt 1809, MA d. 24 Apr 1870, Oswego, NY (Age 61 years)3. Rachel Remington, b. 1811, NY d. 1885, NY (Age 74 years)4. Edmund Remington, b. 1813, NY d. 9 Feb 1869 (Age 56 years)5. Orsemus Remington, b. 10 Aug 1820, NY d. 1881, NY (Age 60 years)6. Allen Remington, b. 18 Dec 1823, Lorraine, Jefferson Co., NY d. 2 Sep 1889, Ellisburgh, Jefferson Co., NY (Age 65 years)7. Thomas H. Remington, b. 8 Mar 1828, NY d. 6 Aug 1904 (Age 76 years)Family ID F03614 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 7 Aug 2018
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Notes - Her name is written as Dinah on the 1850 Federal Census, but Diana in the town history (Child's Gazetteer of Jefferson County). In the 1870 Federal Census, Dinah is age 85, living with her son Thomas and family in Ellisburgh, Jefferson Co., NY.
Excerpted from Descendants of William Hall of Newport and Portsmouth, RI:
"Dinah HALL (3/30/1785, Hancock, MA-2/1871 Lorraine, NY) m. Jonathan REMINGTON (1/5/1784-5/2/1861). Dinah Hall married Jonathan Remington, the Jefferson County NY Journal called the Remington family, "A family of good old New England stock." The couple left Hancock, MA for the newly opened settlement in New York State called the Black River Wilderness territory. They were among the earliest settlers in early 1800, when the forest supplied the raw material and the axe was their principal tool! The couple chose the fertile land in the hill country for their homestead called Highland Farm. Jonathan was a prosperous farmer and Dinah was an expert at weaving along with knitting, her favorite was adding intricate patterns to the linen she had made. Jonathan was a volunteer in the War of 1812 along with his brother Noel and Dinah's brother, Thomas Hall. The couple lived out their long lives on Highland Farm in Lorraine, New York, having raised their 7 children to adult hood. The farm remained in the family for 4 generations, until it was sold in 1915."
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- Her name is written as Dinah on the 1850 Federal Census, but Diana in the town history (Child's Gazetteer of Jefferson County). In the 1870 Federal Census, Dinah is age 85, living with her son Thomas and family in Ellisburgh, Jefferson Co., NY.
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