Jemimah Hall (later Jemimah Brown)
4 June 1669 (baptised) to 27 April 1716 (buried)
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Uttoxter
1669
Jemimah Hall, daughter of Robert
and Dorothea (nee Tooth) Hall (HAL00023), was born
in 1669 and baptised in Uttoxeter on 4 June 1669 (Uttoxeter Parish Records).
Abbots
Bromley
1696
Jemimah Hall married Thomas Brown,
30, at Abbots Bromley and at Uttoxeter on 28 August 1696 (Abbots Bromley, Uttoxeter,
Parish Records).
1716
Jemima Brown, wife of Thomas, died
in 1716 and was buried at the Anglican Church of St Nicholas, Abbots Bromley,
Staffordshire on 27 April 1716 (St
Nicholas, Abbots Bromley Parish Records).
