James Henry Hall
2 November 1866 to 7 August 1873
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Newcastle under Lyme
1866
James Henry Hall, son of James and
Mary (nee Twigg) Hall (HAL00093), was born on 2 November 1866 and
baptised on 25 November 1866 at the Anglican church of St George, Newcastle
under Lyme, Staffordshire (St George, Newcastle
under Lyme Parish Records).
1871
1871 Census – Queen Street, Newcastle under
Lyme
James Hall, 33, timber merchant
Mary Hall, 32
Catherine Alice Hall, 5
James Henry Hall, 4
Arthur John Hall, 2
Marianne Hall, 1
Robert Hugh Hall, 0
A servant and nurse
1873
James Henry Hall died on 7 August
1873, aged 6 in Newcastle under Lyme (St
George, Newcastle under Lyme Parish Records). He
was buried on 9 August 1873 at the Anglican church of St George, Newcastle
under Lyme, Staffordshire.
