Marriage and Issue
Hales married Elizabeth Caunton, the daughter of John Caunton, an alderman of London, by whom he had a son, John, who died at the age of fourteen in 1546, and three daughters:
- Elizabeth Hales, who married Sir George Sydenham.
- Margaret Hales, who married firstly a husband surnamed West, secondly a husband surnamed Dodman, and thirdly William Horden of Kent.
- Mary Hales, who married firstly a husband surnamed Culpeper, and secondly a husband surnamed Arundel.
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