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Buried: | 30/09/1893 |
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Top tier: ILMO / MARY EMILY / 2nd tier: widow of FRANCIS GEORGE HALL / died 23rd May 1909 / 78 years. | |
Name on Memorial | Francis George Hall |
Date of death | |
Age | |
Gender | Male |
Memorial Type | Cross on a 3 tier plinth |
Construction Material | Marble, lead letters |
Condition of memorial | Cross on grass letter intact, some moss |
Pattison Location Code | WNW 5 |
Recorder's Notes | Mary Emily Hall died in Whitley Bay. She had moved there after her husband died. It is very probable that her husband Francis George Hall is buried in the same grave but that the Mary Emily forgot and when the stone was added for Mary Emily the family at a distance also forgot to make it clear he was in the same grave |
Others named on memorial | |
Mary Emily Hall |
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This information is taken from the accounts ledgers of the Newbury Cemetery Company that originally ran and maintained the cemetery.
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Name at death | Francis George Hall |
Date of burial | 30/09/1893 |
Whence brought | Newbury |
Where & how buried | Consecrated Private Grave |
By whom buried | Reverend F A Hill |
Account Entry | Book 02 - Page 074 |
Transcription comments | On FBMD |
Accounts Entry for Francis George Hall
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Transciption: | FRANCIS GEORGE HALL
1834 – 1893
Born in Stratton, Wiltshire
After an apprenticeship with Hickman’s became a chemist in Newbury Market Place for many years.
Married with 8 children – two of whom sadly died when one year old Eldest surviving son was the Rev. George Sadler Hall of Bexhill-on-Sea
“Had been declining in health for some years.”
“His death will be regretted by many of whom he was intimately known from his long connection with Newbury.” Buried in Newtown Road Cemetery on 30th September, 1893 but in an unmarked grave. His wife, Mary Emily, was to follow him on 25th May, 1909
Initiated into Hope Lodge 4th December 1857 WM 1864 Was a Petitioner for St.John’s Lodge No. 1097 (now 795), Maidenhead, 1859 |
This obituary entry is awaiting verification. |
Source: | Newbury Weekly News | |||||||||||||||||
Article date: | 28/09/1893 | |||||||||||||||||
Copyright: | Newbury Weekly News | |||||||||||||||||
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Newbury Weekly News 28 Se |
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© NWN 5 sept 1897, and Hugerford virtual museum
The articles below contain information about Francis George Hall.
Francis George and Mary Emily Hall (nee Sadler) who were married in Norfolk in 1860. Francis was a Chemist/Druggist he was born c1833 in Stratton Wiltshire and Mary was born c1833 in Kings Lynn Norfolk.
Marriage details:
Place: St Margaret with St Nicolas Kings Lynn Norfolk
Date: 18th February 1860
Groom: Francis George Hall, Full Age, Bachelor, Occupation: Chemist, Abode: Newbury Berkshire
Bride: Mary Emily Sadler, Full Age, Spinster, Abode: Tuesday Market Place Kings Lynn
Fathers: William Hall, Framer and George Gold Sadler, Woollen Draper
Francis and Mary Emily also had the following children:
William Russell 1862 (died 16th March 1863 aged 7 months buried in the NRC on the 23rd March with brother Francis Sadler Hall)
Florence Mary c1864
George Sadler c1866
Francis William 1867
Annie Louisa 1869
Edith Emily c1872
In 1861 Francis (aged 1 month) was living with his parents in Market Place Newbury, he died aged 1 in 1862 he was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 21st October
The family were recorded living in Market Place Newbury in the 1871 and 1891 census and West Mills in the 1881 census.
Francis George Hall died aged 59 on the 27th September 1893 he was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 30th September He is not mentioned on the stone but it is very likely he is in the same grave as his wife. She died in Whitley Bay but was brought back specially to be buried in NRC.
In the 1901 Mary Emily was recorded living in Greenham Road Newbury. She died aged 78 on the 23rd May 1909 in Whitley Bay and she was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 27th May.
Author: gambles
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