Johanis Hall
1651 to 6 February 1710 (buried)
HAL00030
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Uttoxeter,
Staffordshire
1651
Johanis Hall, son of Robert and Dorothea
(nee Tooth) Hall (HAL00023),
was born in or about 1651 (estimated from year of
marriage).
Stone,
Staffordshire
1676
Johanes Hall married Hester Baddeley
(17 March 1649 to 1691),the daughter of John Baddeley
(1619 to 1656) and Elizabeth Henslall (1624 to 1667), on 8 October 1676 at St
Michael’s, Stone, Staffordshire (St
Michael’s, Stone, Staffordshire Parish Records).
1681
Their son, Guliemus
Hall (HAL00040),
was born in 1681 and baptised on 21 October 1681 (Uttoxeter Parish Records).
1686
Their son, Thomas Hall (HAL00041) was
born in 1686 (Christening index,
England and Wales, 1530 to 1980).
1688
Their son, Hanow
Hall (HAL00042) was born
in 1688 (Christening index,
England and Wales, 1530 to 1980).
1710
Johanis Hall died in or about 1710 and
was buried at St Mary, Burford, Shropshire on 6 February 1710 (St Mary, Burford Parish Records). It is not certain this is him,
since the location is some distance from either Stone or Uttoxeter.
Alternatively Johanes Hall died in 1712 and was
buried at Llanfair Waterdine, Shropshire on 26 March
1712 (Llanfair Waterdine Parish Records).
