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Trying to find Hall
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Carolyn | Report | 28 Jun 2007 00:37 |
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Looking for some clarity here if someone has any information I'd appreciate it. Here are my Halls There were 7 children altogether Mary Ann Hall b1858 d1902 Kensington Samuel Hall b1860 d1877 London Charlotte Hall b1864 d 1965!! Bexhill just before her 101st birthday Jane Hall b1867 Elizabeth Hall b1870 d1946 Eastbourne Robert Hall b Charles Hall All born in LONDON their dad Charles was born in Croxton Cambridgeshire 1832 and mum Bridget was born in Ireland 1835 I haven't quite worked out the whole story yet but it seems Bridget died in 1877 and the only Charles Hall I can find of the right age on the 1881 is an inmate in Prison in Kent. There are children matching the ages and names in a type of boarding school also in Kent but the eldest 2 children are missing. Mary Ann was married by this time although she never had any children and Samuel had died so that leaves the youngest 5 in this strange school??? I'm assuming that only one of the boys survived to adulthood??? Can anyone shed any additional light on these Halls? Thanks and regards, Carolyn |
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