Catherine Hall
18 September 1806 (baptised) to 5 September 1885
HAL00086
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1806
Catherine Hall (spelt
Catharine in the record) was the daughter of Robert and Catherine (nee Eldershaw)
Hall (HAL00070) was born in 1806 and baptised at
the Anglican Church of St Giles, Newcastle upon Tyne, on 18 September 1806 (St Giles, Newcastle upon
Tyne Parish Records).
1845
She was provided for in her father’s Will in 1845 (see his record).
1861
1861 Census – Ashfield House,
Liverpool Street, Newcastle under Lyme
James Astley Hall, hat
manufacturer, 67
Catherine Hall, 54, his
sister
Two servants
1871
1871 Census – Ashfield House,
Liverpool Street, Newcastle under Lyme
Catherine Hall, 64, head
Three others
1881
1881 Census – 33 Liverpool Street,
Newcastle under Lyme
Catherine Hall, 75, income
from real property
A cook and housemaid
1885
Catherine Hall died on 5
September 1885 (Great Western Railway
Shareholders Register), at Kynsal Lodge, aged 79, and was buried on 10
September 1885 at the Anglican Church of St George, Newcastle under Lyme (St George, Newcastle
upon Tyne Parish Records).
