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John Hall

Birthabt 1826 - Easington, Yorkshire, England
DeathSep 1887 - Yorkshire - North Riding, United Kingdom
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Born in Easington, Yorkshire, England on abt 1826. John Hall married MARY SANDERS and had 11 children. He passed away on Sep 1887 in Yorkshire - North Riding, United Kingdom.

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Mary Sanders
1829 - 1898
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Robert Hall
1851 - Unknown
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Eliza Hall
1867 - Unknown
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Joseph Hall
1875 - 1936
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Hannah Elizabeth Hall
1850 - 1943
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Sarah Jane Hall
1859 - 1943
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John W. Hall
1873 - Unknown
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John Francis Hall
1857 - Unknown
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Francis Hall
1870 - Unknown
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Mary Hall
1853 - Unknown
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Margaret Hall
1865 - Unknown
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Ann Hall
1863 - 1937

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