Georgefriedrich
Is this him from Hull Packet Newspaper March 19, 1841
On Sunday, the 7th inst, at this place, (Hull), Mr. Edward Hall, aged 65 years, boot closer. He was the son of the late Sergeant Thomas Hall, of the Royal North Lincoln Militia, in which he was a drummer for twenty years. He has left a widow and numerous family to lament his loss.
I wonder if this is Edward's wife/widow:
Hull Packet Newspaper: April 20, 1855
Deaths
April 11, in this town, Ann, the widow of Mr. E. Hall, boot closer, for many years leading drummer in the North Lincolnshire Militia.
Is this one of their daughter's marriage:
Hull Packet November 23, 1855:
Marriages
November 19 at St. Charles’s, by the Rev. Mr. Trappes, George Kearns, to Mary, fourth daughter of Mr. Edward Hall, boot closer of this town.
However there is this one too, a son maybe:
Hull Packet October 19, 1866
Deaths
October 7, at his residence, Spencer-street, Hull, Mr. Edward Hall, boot-closer, aged 61 years
And this one too: same paper June 11, 1875:
Deaths
Hall-June 5, at Hull, aged 71 years, Mary, wife of Thomas Hall, boot closer
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