Thomas Hall

24 November 1710 (baptised) to 31 May 1744 (buried)

HAL00050

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Newcastle under Lyme

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, his father didn’t marry Elizabeth Tavener until 1719, so perhaps Thomas was born of an earlier marriage.

Burslem, Stoke on Trent

1730

Thomas Hall, a feltmaker, married Martha Rowland on 25 October 1730 (St Giles, Newcastle under Lyme Parish Records).

1744

Thomas Hall died on 18 May 1744 and was buried at St John, Burslem, on 31 May 1744 (St John, Burslem Parish Records).