Arthur Godwin Hall

15 April 1835 (baptised) to 29 August 1852

HAL00091

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Newcastle under Lyme

1835

Arthur Godwin Hall, son of Henry and Elizabeth (nee Godwin) Hall (HAL00087), was born in 1835 and baptised at the Anglican Church of St Giles in Newcastle Under Lyme on 15 April 1835 (St Giles, Newcastle Under Lyme Parish Records).

1841

1841 Census – Brampton Toll House, Newcastle under Lyme

Henry Hall, 30

Elizabeth Hall, 30

Robert Hall, 7

Arthur Hall, 6

Elizabeth Hall, 4

James Hall, 3

Henry Hall, 1

Three others

1851

1851 Census – Nelsons Place, Newcastle under Lyme

Henry Hall, 41

Elizabeth Hall, 42

Robert Hall, 17, timber merchant’s clerk

Arthur G Hall, 16, timber merchant’s clerk

Elizabeth Hall, 14

James Hall, 13

Alice Hall, 7

Hugh F Hall, 6

Mary Hall, 4

Jessie Hall, 1

A cook, house maid and nurse

1852

Arthur Godwin Hall died aged 17 on 29 August 1852, and was buried at St George, Newcastle under Lyme on 30 August 1852 (St George, Newcastle under Lyme Parish Records). His death was registered in the third quarter of 1852 at Newcastle Under Lyme (GRO Staffordshire Vol 6B Page 39).