Elizabeth Hall
c 1772 to 14 February 1773 (buried)
HAL00071
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Newcastle
under Lyme
1772
Elizabeth Hall, daughter
of James and Elizabeth (nee Astley) Hall (HAL00060), was born in or about 1772.
1773
Elizabeth Hall died in 1773
and was buried on 14 February 1773 at the Anglican Church of St Giles,
Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire (St Giles, Newcastle
under Lyme Parish Records).
