1761-10-25 | b. Horsham, Sussex | TNA: RG 6/1258 |
1784-01-26 | "a Poor Man"; bur. Horsham | parish register |
1763-01-07 | b. Horsham, Sussex | TNA: RG 5/1258 |
1765-04-20 | b. Horsham, Sussex | TNA: RG 5/1258 |
1767-05-18 | b. Horsham, Sussex | TNA: RG 5/1258 |
1782-01-02 | b. Horsham, Sussex | TNA: RG 6/609, /846, /1643 |
1783-12-04 | b. Horsham, Sussex | TNA: RG 6/609, /1643 |
1807-08-01 | of Merstham, Surrey m. Sarah Webster (? ?, of Merstham) at Merstham, by banns; both signed | parish register |
1849 Q4 | d. Horsham RD | GRO index |
1786-02-14 | b. Horsham, Sussex | TNA: RG 6/609, /846, /1643 |
1808-07-16 | of Merstham, Surrey; m.1. Jane Burgess (17851830, bapt. Merstham, d. of John and Mary Burgess), at Merstham, Redhill, Surrey, by banns; both signed | Merstham parish registers |
Children: | Mary (18091813), Eliza (18101812), George (18121816), James (18141890), Jane (18161819?), Joseph (18191854), Charles (1820 after 1841), David (1822 ?), and Hannah (18241839); all b. Merstham, Redhill | TNA: HO 107/107613 f21 p3; GRO index; parish register of Reigate, St Mary; National Burial Index; Spink Family tree |
1839-09-23 |
LIABILITY OF MASTERS FOR THE MISCONDUCT OF THEIR SERVANTS.At the Croydon petty sessions on Monday, Mr. George Hall, the proprietor of extensive lime-works at Merstham, attended before the bench to produce one of his carmen, to answer a charge preferred by Mr. Adams, a magistrate of this bench, for riding on his waggon. It appeared from Mr. Adams's statement that as he was riding to town he met one of Mr. Hall's waggons, and the carman was riding in it, and when Mr. Adams requested him to get out and take care of his horse he refused to do so and laughed at him. Mr. Adams, however, could not identify the man. Mr. Hall now produced a man who, he said, was with the waggon on the day in question. The man, however, declared positively that he had not acted in the way described, and that he knew nothing about the matter. Mr. Adams said he could not recognize this man as the person who had committed the offence, but that did not matter, as if Mr. Hall did not produce the offender he would be liable to the fine himself. Mr. Hall said he did not understand how he could possibly be subjected to a fine for an offence committed by one of his men. He was ready to bring forward the person who had offended if he could discover him. The Bench said there was no doubt that in law he was liable, and, therefore, as he had not produced the individual who had committed the offence, they should fine him 10s. and costs. Mr. Hall exclaimed against the hardship of the proceeding, but the Bench said the public must be protected from such proceedings on the part of the carman, and fine would in every case of the kind be inflicted. |
Bell's Weekly Messenger, 1839-09-28 |
1839-12-20 | at Croydon Police: Mr. George Hall, of Merstham, attended before the magistrates to answer a summons obtained against him by one of his men, for not paying him his wages, but upon a full investigation the magistrates decided that the man had no claims upon Mr. Hall, and they therefore dismissed the summons, and ordered the complainant to pay the costs. |
Surrey & Middlesex Standard, 1839-12-20 |
1841 | lime burner, of Merstham, living with a
50-year-old Mary Hall, described as " |
HO 107/107613 f21 p3 |
m.2. Hannah (? ?) | Spink Family tree | |
m.3. Sarah Ann (cal 1801 ?, b. Colchester, Essex) | Spink Family tree | |
1845 Q4 | of Merstham; d. there | GRO index; parish register |
1846-01-02 | bur. Merstham | parish register |
1788-04-11 | b. Horsham, Sussex | TNA: RG 6/609, /846; Spink Family tree, as Nathaniel Perkins |
1817-12-28 | m. Hannah Farley (? ?), at Horsham | "England Marriages, 15381973," database, FamilySearch: accessed 22 April 2016, Nathan Hall and Hannah Farley, 28 Dec 1817, citing Horsham, Sussex, reference, FHL microfilm 0416749, 0416755, 0918272, 0918274, 0918457, 0416743, 0990247 IT 1 |
Children: | Harriet (18181820, b. Merstham, Redhill, Surrey), Jane (1820 ?), Emily (1822 ?), Henry (1824 ?), Nathaniel Perkins (18251889, b. Merstham), Richard (1828 after 1881), William (1828 before 1833, b. Merstham), Hannah (1830 after 1851), Maria (1831 after 1901), and William (1833 after 1891, b. Merstham) | censuses; Spink Family tree; Terence Wills; FamilySearch; National Burial Index |
1841 | lab., living with his two youngest daughters in a flat or divided house in Jolliffe Arms Row, Merstham, Surrey | TNA: HO 107/1076/13 f10 p12 |
1844 Q1 | d. Reigate RD | GRO index |
1790-08-30 | b. Horsham, Sussex | TNA: RG 6/609, /846, /1644 |
m.1. ____ ____ (? before 1826) | parish register of St John, Croydon | |
1826-01-29 | widower, of St John, Croydon; m.2. Elizabeth Field (cal 1798 after 1871, of St John, Croydon, b. Cuckfield, Sussex), at St John, Croydon, by banns; both signed | parish register of St John, Croydon; TNA: HO 107/1078/6 f24 p40; HO 107/1601 f149 p16; TNA: RG 9/448 f91 p10; RG 10/842 f20 p33 |
Child: | Emily (cal 1826 after 1841) | HO 107/1078/6 f24 p40; HO 107/1601 f149 p16 |
1841 | plumber, living in High Street, Croydon, Surrey; sharing the house with four independent women and a dentist | HO 107/1078/6 f24 p40 |
1848-07-22 | plumber, of Croydon; one of two petitioning creditors in the bankruptcy of Felix Lieven Bauwens | Perry's Bankrupt Gazette, 1848-07-29 |
1851-01-21 |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the PARTNERSHIP between THOMAS HALL and CHARLES BENNETT, Plumbers, Painters, and Glaziers, carrying on business at Croydon, in the county of Surrey, has been DISSOLVED by mutual consent, and that the business will be carried on by the said Charles Bennett, on his separate account. All persons having any claim or demand upon the late firm are requested to send the particulars to Mr. Thomas Hall, High-street, Croydon, in order that it may be examined and paid. And all persons indebted to the said firm are respectfully requested to pay their respective debts to the said Mr. Thomas Hall. Croydon, Jan. 21st, 1851. |
South Eastern Gazette, 1851-02-04 |
1851 | plumber, living at 116 High Street, Croydon, with his wife and two nieces; house shared with a single governess | HO 107/1601 f149 p16 |
1859-10-17 | plumber and glazier, of Croydon; d. | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
1859-10-25 | bur. Croydon | "England Deaths and Burials, 15381991," database, FamilySearch: accessed 22 April 2016, Thomas Hall, 25 Oct 1859, citing reference pg189 cn1511 FHL microfilm 1,835,913 |
1859-12-13 | will proved in the Principal Registry by his nephew James Hall, lime burner and coal merchant, one of the executors; effects under £1500 | National Probate Calendar |
1792-11-05 | b. Horsham, Sussex | TNA: RG 6/609, /846, /1644 |
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