Ebenezer and Lydia had six children:

Benjamin Hall, born in 1760 in Middleton-by-Wirksworth Sarah Hall, born in 1762 in Middleton-by-Wirksworth, died 1763 in Middleton-by-Wirksworth Ebenezer Hall, born in 1765 in Middleton-by-Wirksworth John Hall, born in 1769 in Middleton-by-Wirksworth, married Ann Goodall (born Apr 1771 in Wirksworth, died May 1811 in Middleton-by-Wirksworth) on 10th September 1792 Joshua Hall, born in 1774 in Middleton-by-Wirksworth, died 1776 in Middleton-by-Wirksworth Lydia Hall, born in 1777 in Middleton-by-Wirksworth

Ebenezer's entry in the Wirksworth marriage register records that he was a 'miner' and it is likely that he was the Ebenezer Hall who was a member of the Barmote Court jury who met which met on 18th March 1783:

"We the underwritten jurors summoned and duly sworn by Mr. Adam Simpson, Barmaster for the Liberty of Middleton in the Wapentake aforesaid to enquire into the death of the late Gamaliel Hall -- Do by the strictest enquiry upon oath find his death to be Accidentall, by falling down a turn in the Goodluck Mine in the Liberty and Wapentake aforesaid and do order his Hiers or executors to give the said Barmaster six shillings and eight pence and the deceased's upper garment as witness out hands."

Saml Mather Robert Spencer Thomas Godbehere James Gibson George Holmes Matthew Ashover

Daniel Walker Daniel Slack Ebenezer Hall Saml Wragg Jacob Doxey John Lee

Lydia Hall senior died in October 1790 and was buried at Wirksworth on 3rd October 1790. Ebenezer's date of death is uncertain, three Ebenezer Halls of Middleton were buried at Wirksworth on 23rd July 1799, 9th June 1803 and 26th July 1809, respectively. No ages are given in the burial register and it is not possible to distinguish between them.

Sources:

St. Mary's, Wirksworth baptism, marriage and burial registers ‘Goodluck Mine, Via Gellia’ by Ron Amner and Peter J. Naylor, Bull. Peak Dist. Mines Hist. Soc., Vol. 5, Part 4, pp. 217-240, October 1973