Thomas Hall
12 May 1659 (baptised) to 21 June 1759 (buried)
HAL00031
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Uttoxeter
1659
Thomas Hall, son of Robert and
Dorothea (nee Tooth) Hall (HAL00023). He
was baptised at the Anglican church of St Mary, Uttoxeter on 12 May 1659 (St Mary, Uttoxeter Parish
Records).
1759
A Thomas Hall died in Uttoxeter in
1759 and was buried there on 21 June 1759 (St
Mary, Uttoxeter Parish Records). If this was the same
Thomas, then he lived to 100.
Item I give and after her decease
I give unto the use of
my kinsman unto my son William Hall his heires and
assignes All those
lands, Tenements and appointe my said
Young wife and my Youngest Brother William
Snowburne
shall be executors and executrix of this my
last will and of
Testament And doe Revoke all other wills by me
heretofore
made and doe make this my last Will Wittness whereof I the
said Young Hall have to this my last will and
Testament
set my hand and seale
this seventh day of February in the
Eight first yeare of
the raigne of our Soveraigne
Lord George
the second by the grace of God King over Great
Britaine and
so forth and in ye yeare
of our Lord God one thousand seven
hundred & fifty eight.
Tho: Hall
(Will of Thomas Hall)