Phillip Hall
3 November 1799 (baptised) to 29 October 1806 (buried)
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1799
Phillip Hall, son of
Robert and Catherine (nee Eldershaw) Hall (HAL00070), was born in 1799, and baptised
on 3 November 1799 at the Anglican Church of St Giles, Newcastle under Lyme (St Giles, Newcastle
under Lyme Parish Records).
1806
Philip Hall died in 1806,
aged 7, and was buried at St Giles, Newcastle under Lyme, on 29 October 1806 (St Giles, Newcastle
under Lyme Parish Records).
