Thomas Hall
17 January 1686 (baptised) to 10 April 1730 (buried)
HAL00041
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1686
Thomas Hall, son of
Johanis and Hester (nee Baddeley) Hall (HAL00030) was born in or about 1686. He
was baptised at the Anglican church of St Michael in Stone, Staffordshire
(south of Stoke on Trent) on 17 January 1686 (St Michael, Stone Parish
Records).
St Michael’s, Stone
1710
Thomas Hall was the son of
Thomas Hall (HAL00041), was born in 1710 and baptised
at the Anglican church of St Giles in Newcastle under Lyme, on 24 November 1710
(St Giles, Newcastle under Lyme Parish Records). Thomas Hall the Elder
did not marry Elizabeth until 1719 so perhaps he had an earlier marriage, but
this has not been identified.
1719
Thomas Hall married Elizabeth
Tavernor (born about 1686 at Hilderstone,
Staffordshire) on 11 September 1719 at St Michael’s, Stone, Staffordshire (MR).
Burslem, Stoke
on Trent
1730
Thomas Hall died in 1730. He was
buried at Burslem, Stoke on Trent at St John’s Church
on 10 April 1730 (St John, Burslem Parish Records).
St John, Burslem