ant Edward Hunt, U.S.A., first husband of the
celebrated author, Helen Hunt.

Enoch Hale, Deacon Richard Hate's fourth son,
graduated in the same class with his brother Nathan,
became a minister, and spent a long life in his first
and only pastorate. One of his sons, Enoch, was
educated at Yale and Harvard and became a noted
physician. A son, Nathan, was a graduate of
Williams College, and editor of the _Boston_
_Advertiser_ for more than forty years. His son Nathan,
a Harvard man, became coeditor with him. One
of Enoch's granddaughters married a minister
named Montague.

David, another son of Deacon Richard Hale,
graduated at Yale, and was settled in the ministry
at Lisbon, Connecticut. Joanna, the second
daughter of Richard Hale, married Dr. Nathan
Howard.

One of Enoch Hale's grandsons was president of
the Continental Bank in New York City. The most
noted of Enoch Hale's descendants was the Rev.
Edward Everett Hale, clergyman, editor, and
author, and a graduate of Harvard. The writer,
Lucretia Peabody Hale, was one of Enoch Hale's
grandchildren. David Hale, a grandson of Richard
Hale, was long in control of the _Journal_of_
_Commerce_ in New York City and noted for his

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