John Eldershaw Hall
3 January 1795 to 11 September 1805 (buried)
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1795
John Eldershaw Hall, son
of Robert and Catherine (nee Eldershaw) Hall (HAL00070) , was born on 3 January
1795 and baptised at the Anglican Church of St Giles in Newcastle under Lyme on
25 January 1795 (St Giles, Newcastle under Lyme
Parish Records).
1805
John Eldershaw Hall died
in 1805 and was buried at St Giles, Cheadle on 11 September 1805.
