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Thomas Weall

Birthabt 1781 - Beddington, St Mary, Surrey, England
Death18 January 1862 - Hendon, Pinner, Middlesex, England, probate under £3,000
MotherMary Hill
FatherJohn Weall

Born in Beddington, St Mary, Surrey, England on abt 1781 to John Weall and Mary Hill. Thomas Weall married Margaret Smith and had 12 children. He passed away on 18 January 1862 in Hendon, Pinner, Middlesex, England, probate under £3,000.

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Parents
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John Weall
1756 - 1820
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Mary Hill
Unknown - 1807
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Smith
1790 - 1861
Children Show all
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John Weall
1815 - 1879
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Charlotte Weall
1822 - 1870
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Benjamin Weall
1826 - Unknown
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Isabella Weall
1828 - Unknown
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Mary Weall
1812 - Unknown
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William Weall
1817 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Weall
1818 - Unknown
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Ann Weall
1810 - Unknown
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Margaret Weall
1814 - Unknown
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Sarah Weall
1820 - Unknown
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Fanny Weall
1824 - Unknown
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Thomas Weall
1810 - Unknown

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