Jessie Hall (later Jesse King)
3 October 1849 to 1922
HAL00099
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Jessie Hall, daughter of
Henry and Elizabeth (nee Godwin) Hall (HAL00087) was born on 3 October 1849. Her
birth was registered in Newcastle under Lyme district in the fourth quarter of
1849 (GRO Staffordshire Vol 17 Page 98). She was baptised on 29
October 1849 in Newcastle under Lyme (Newcastle Under Lyme
Parish Records).
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
1861
1861 Census – Brampton, Newcastle
Under Lyme
Henry Hall, 51
Elizabeth Hall, 53
Robert Hall, 27, timber
merchant
Elizabeth Hall, 24
James Hall, 23, timber
merchant
Alice Hall, 17
Mary Hall, 14
Jessie Hall, 11
Two servants
1878
Jessie Hall, of Brampton, daughter
of Henry Hall, married Charles King at the Anglican Church of St George,
Newcastle under Lyme, on 6 June 1878 (St George, Newcastle
under Lyme Parish Records).
1881
1881 Census – 14 Sidmouth Road, Newcastle
under Lyme
Charles King, 29, Master Malster, employing 2 men
Jessie King, 30
Mary King, 1
Frances Austin, nurse
A maltster, or malster,
is a person who prepares grain, usually barley, by soaking, germinating, and
drying it to produce malt for brewing beer or distilling whisky.
1891
1891 Census – 116 Beach Road, Weston Super
Mare
Charles King, 39, boarder, living on
own means
Jessie King, 41
1901
1901 Census – 32 Tellenhall
Road, Wolverhampton
Charles King, 49, boarder, living on
own means
Jessie King, 51
1911
1911 Census – 112 Marine Parade, Worthing
Charles King, 59, visitor, private
means
Jessie King, 61
Alice Mary King, 60, single
(perhaps Charles’ sister)
1922
Jessie King died in the first
quarter of 1922 aged 72 in Bristol (GRO
Volume 6a page 351).