Samuel HALLAM b abt 1810 ?Stockport s/o John & Mary

[..claire..]

Believe me I've been looking, wonder if he moved from the area after 1845, I just can't see a death

[..claire..]

This may be a complete red herring but I shall put it out there. What if Samuel didn't die ? What if he emigrated ?

There is a passport application for a Samuel Hallam dated 14th Sept. 1852 along with a J M Fogg.

Samuels sister Elizabeth married a David Fogg.

Just thoughts

[rolnora]

There is a Samuel Hallum born 1810 on a New York passenger list.
Left England 1846 bound for Pennsylvania.
A carder by trade.
As you no doubt know a carder is a cotton mill term so it's quite possibly your man.

[rolnora]

Do you have Samuel on the 1841 census?  I can't see him anywhere.

[..claire..]

Well spotted rolnora

Think FS have him on an American census too. Born c1810 England.

Claire

[..claire..]

I don't think anyone can spot him in 1841 census

[rolnora]

Thanks Claire,
I thought I might have missed it on one of the posts 

[rolnora]

Could this be a possible for 1841? If it is it's not much help
Samuel Hallam 30 Army not born in County

HO107 Piece 1338 Folio 30 Page 4

[Adnepos_Iacobi]

I like the Samuel Hallum born 1810 on an 1846 New York passenger list, a carder by trade. The Hallam family business of waste cotton spinning was built on a specialisation in carding.

I haven't found Samuel in any of the UK census returns but haven't checked out the US censuses. rolnora's HO107 Piece 1338 Folio 30 Page 4 is a possible.

I haven't been able to find any J M FOGG as a relation of Samuel so haven't strengthened the chances of the passport application in 1852 being a hit.