Hugh Ford Hall
21 May 1845 (baptised) to 7 September 1852 (buried)
HAL00097
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1845
Hugh Ford Hall, son of
Henry and Elizabeth (nee Godwin) Hall (HAL00087) was born in 1845 and baptised on
21 May 1845 at St Giles, Newcastle under Lyme (St Giles, Newcastle
under Lyme Parish Records). His birth was registered in
Newcastle under Lyme in the second quarter of 1845 (GRO Staffordshire Vol
17, Page 96).
1851
1851 Census – Nelsons Place, Newcastle under
Lyme
Elizabeth Hall, 42
Robert Hall, 17, timber merchant’s clerk
Arthur 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
Hugh Ford died in 1852 and was
buried on 7 September 1852. His death was registered in the third quarter of
1845 in Newcastle under Lyme (GRO Staffordshire Vol 6B
Page 41).