May Elizabeth Wesley Hall
(19 May 1890 - 22 February 1982)
May Elizabeth Wesley Hall was born on 19 May 1890 in Williamstown, Victoria, Australia. She was called Maimee as a child.. She was the daughter of James Wesley Hall and Mary Frederica Dora Dempster.
May resided at Mt Morgan, Queensland.
Ena gave her sister May Wesley Hall an autograph book dated 19 May 1906 her 16th birthday, which we hold. It appears to have been used on her trips overseas.
May Elizabeth Wesley Hall travelled to Paris in March 1908 per the "SS Mooltan". She went to Paris to complete her education and stayed with a Countess. However she eloped with the Countess' young lover, lived "in sin", then married. She became a French citizen.
May Elizabeth Wesley Hall married Joseph Mouzilly St Mars Marquis de in 1915 in France.
May resided at the Huntington, Pasadena, California, USA, 1941.
May resided at 'Concordia", West Wratting, Cambridgeshire, England, 1954.
May resided at 123 Gloucester Place, London, England, 1957.
May resided at 8/25 Onslow Square, London, England, by 1970.
May died on 22 February 1982 in London, England, aged 91.
May resided at Mt Morgan, Queensland.
Ena gave her sister May Wesley Hall an autograph book dated 19 May 1906 her 16th birthday, which we hold. It appears to have been used on her trips overseas.
May Elizabeth Wesley Hall travelled to Paris in March 1908 per the "SS Mooltan". She went to Paris to complete her education and stayed with a Countess. However she eloped with the Countess' young lover, lived "in sin", then married. She became a French citizen.
May Elizabeth Wesley Hall married Joseph Mouzilly St Mars Marquis de in 1915 in France.
May resided at the Huntington, Pasadena, California, USA, 1941.
May resided at 'Concordia", West Wratting, Cambridgeshire, England, 1954.
May resided at 123 Gloucester Place, London, England, 1957.
May resided at 8/25 Onslow Square, London, England, by 1970.
May died on 22 February 1982 in London, England, aged 91.
Rose Hall
Rose Hall married George Frewin Thompson, son of Richard Thompson and Mary Reddish, on 26 July 1825. Married on the 26th ult, George Frewin Thompson, esq. to Rose, 2nd daughter of *** Hall, esq, of Grosvenor Palce..
Children of Rose Hall and George Frewin Thompson
- George Thompson b. 2 Nov 1826
- Richard Thompson b. 10 Dec 1829, d. 9 Nov 1872
- Mary Thompson b. 20 Sep 1830
- Louisa Thompson b. 28 Nov 1832
Susanna Price Hall
(15 January 1835 - )
Susanna Price Hall was born on 15 January 1835 in Kington, Herefordshire, England. Her birth was registed at the Lower Chapel of the Particular Baptists. She was the daughter of Walter Hall and Elizabeth Carleton Skarratt.
Sylvia Maud Hall
Sylvia Maud Hall married Harold Robert Booker, son of Fredrick Peter Booker and Gertrude Magdalene Burke, on 22 November 1939 in Perth, Western Australia.
Child of Sylvia Maud Hall and Harold Robert Booker
- Kerry Anne Booker b. 1955
Thomas Hall
Thomas Hall married Elizabeth Banks, daughter of John Banks (of Lawkland), on 23 January 1608/9 in Giggleswick, Yorkshire.
Thomas Skarratt Hall
(6 December 1836 - 14 June 1903)
Thomas Skarratt Hall was born on 6 December 1836 in the Lower Chapel, Particular Baptist, Kington, Herefordshire. He was the son of Walter Hall and Elizabeth Carleton Skarratt. Walter, James and Thomas were listed as the children of Walter Hall in the 1851 census in Hengest Mill, Kington, Herefordshire, England.
Thomas Skarratt Hall and Walter Russell Hall arrived with James Wesley Hall on 14 February 1852 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Thomas Skarratt Hall married Jane Kirk, daughter of Joseph Kirk and Ellen Argyle, on 18 January 1887 in Kyneton, Victoria. HALL—KIRK.—The marriage of Miss Jane Kirk, daughter of Mr. Joseph Kirk, of Lake Boga and Mr. T. S, Hall, bank manager, of Rockhampton, Queensland was celebrated at the Church of England, Kyneton, by the Rev, J, E. Herring, on Wednesday, January 18th. The bride was attired In white satin, with trimmings of Eidelweiss lace, and wore a wreath of bridal flowers surmounting a tulle veil, After the ceremony the weddlng party was entertained at breakfast, at the residence of Mr. Samuel Booth. The newly-wedded left for New Zealand before taking up thelr residence at Rockhampton..
Thomas died on 14 June 1903 in 15 Hill St, Berkeley Square, London, Middlesex, aged 66. His tomb at East Finchley cemetery is a replica of Napolen's tomb at Les Invalides. See http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=12498&ref=acom.
His will was proved on 30 June 1903 in London. Thomas Skarratt of 'Airlie', Domain-road, South Yarra, Melbourne colony of Victoria and of 15 Hill-street Berkeley-square Middlesex died 14 June 1903 at 15 Hill St. Probate granted to Jane Hall widow. Effects £17159 2s 8d.
In 1905 the estate of Aberuthven, co. Perth which belonged to the late Mr Thomas Skarratt Hall... was sold..
Thomas Skarratt Hall and Walter Russell Hall arrived with James Wesley Hall on 14 February 1852 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Thomas Skarratt Hall married Jane Kirk, daughter of Joseph Kirk and Ellen Argyle, on 18 January 1887 in Kyneton, Victoria. HALL—KIRK.—The marriage of Miss Jane Kirk, daughter of Mr. Joseph Kirk, of Lake Boga and Mr. T. S, Hall, bank manager, of Rockhampton, Queensland was celebrated at the Church of England, Kyneton, by the Rev, J, E. Herring, on Wednesday, January 18th. The bride was attired In white satin, with trimmings of Eidelweiss lace, and wore a wreath of bridal flowers surmounting a tulle veil, After the ceremony the weddlng party was entertained at breakfast, at the residence of Mr. Samuel Booth. The newly-wedded left for New Zealand before taking up thelr residence at Rockhampton..
Thomas died on 14 June 1903 in 15 Hill St, Berkeley Square, London, Middlesex, aged 66. His tomb at East Finchley cemetery is a replica of Napolen's tomb at Les Invalides. See http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=12498&ref=acom.
His will was proved on 30 June 1903 in London. Thomas Skarratt of 'Airlie', Domain-road, South Yarra, Melbourne colony of Victoria and of 15 Hill-street Berkeley-square Middlesex died 14 June 1903 at 15 Hill St. Probate granted to Jane Hall widow. Effects £17159 2s 8d.
In 1905 the estate of Aberuthven, co. Perth which belonged to the late Mr Thomas Skarratt Hall... was sold..
Children of Thomas Skarratt Hall and Jane Kirk
- Harold Wesley Hall b. 1889
- Walter Darcy Hall+ b. 10 Aug 1891, d. 22 Jan 1980
- Athelstan Argyle Hall b. 1894, d. 2 Mar 1963
Walter Hall
(circa 1799 - )
Walter Hall was born circa 1799.
Walter Hall married Elizabeth Carleton Skarratt before 1829. He was a glover when he rgistered his children's births 20 January 1837 at the Particular Baptist chapel in Kington. There may be another brother Henry registered int eSep quarter of 1848 at Kington.
Walter Hall was recorded on the 1841 census in Hengest Mill, Kington, Herefordshire, England. Walter Hall 40, corn factor? Elizth Hall 3, Walter Hall 10, Maryann Hall 8, Susan Hall 7, Thos Hall 4, James Hall 2, Albert Hall 1, all born in the county..
Walter Hall was recorded on the 1851 census in Kington, Herefordshire. Walter Hall 53, corndealer & Miller employing ? boys?) born Lyonshall?, wife Elizabeth Hall 46, children Walter Hall 20, Fire & Life agent, Mary A Hall 18, Thomas Hall 14, Wesley Hall 12, Albert Hall 10, Charles Hall 6, Frederick Hall 4, all born at Kington with 2 servants.
Walter Hall married Elizabeth Carleton Skarratt before 1829. He was a glover when he rgistered his children's births 20 January 1837 at the Particular Baptist chapel in Kington. There may be another brother Henry registered int eSep quarter of 1848 at Kington.
Walter Hall was recorded on the 1841 census in Hengest Mill, Kington, Herefordshire, England. Walter Hall 40, corn factor? Elizth Hall 3, Walter Hall 10, Maryann Hall 8, Susan Hall 7, Thos Hall 4, James Hall 2, Albert Hall 1, all born in the county..
Walter Hall was recorded on the 1851 census in Kington, Herefordshire. Walter Hall 53, corndealer & Miller employing ? boys?) born Lyonshall?, wife Elizabeth Hall 46, children Walter Hall 20, Fire & Life agent, Mary A Hall 18, Thomas Hall 14, Wesley Hall 12, Albert Hall 10, Charles Hall 6, Frederick Hall 4, all born at Kington with 2 servants.
Children of Walter Hall and Elizabeth Carleton Skarratt
- Elilzabeth Ricketts Hall b. 18 May 1829
- Walter Russell Hall b. 20 Feb 1831, d. 13 Oct 1911
- Mary Ann Hall b. 3 Apr 1833
- Susanna Price Hall b. 15 Jan 1835
- Thomas Skarratt Hall+ b. 6 Dec 1836, d. 14 Jun 1903
- James Wesley Hall+ b. 22 Feb 1839, d. 7 Jan 1901
- Albert Henry Hall b. Dec 1840, d. b 1916
- Charles Hall b. c 1844
- Frederick Baines Hall b. Jun 1847, d. 9 Feb 1932
Walter Darcy Hall
(10 August 1891 - 22 January 1980)
Walter Darcy Hall was born on 10 August 1891 in South Yarra, Victoria. He was the son of Thomas Skarratt Hall and Jane Kirk.
Walter Darcy Hall married Annie Madeleine Brook in 1920 in London.
Walter Darcy Hall travelled to Southampton, Hampshire, in February 1930 per the "Alcantara". Walter aged 38 and Ann aged 29 were on a round cruise.
Walter died on 22 January 1980 in Saisbury R D, Wiltshire, aged 88. He was buried at All Saints, Woodford, Wiltshire. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_D%27Arcy_Hall.
Walter Darcy Hall married Annie Madeleine Brook in 1920 in London.
Walter Darcy Hall travelled to Southampton, Hampshire, in February 1930 per the "Alcantara". Walter aged 38 and Ann aged 29 were on a round cruise.
Walter died on 22 January 1980 in Saisbury R D, Wiltshire, aged 88. He was buried at All Saints, Woodford, Wiltshire. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_D%27Arcy_Hall.
Children of Walter Darcy Hall and Annie Madeleine Brook
- Betty Hall
- Darcy William Hall b. 1923, d. 16 Feb 1944
- Edward Thomas Hall b. 10 May 1924, d. 11 Aug 2001
Walter Russell Hall
(20 February 1831 - 13 October 1911)
Walter Russell Hall was born on 20 February 1831 in Kington, Herefordshire, England. His birth was registed as 20 Feb at the Lower Chapel of the Particular Baptists. He was the son of Walter Hall and Elizabeth Carleton Skarratt. Walter, James and Thomas were listed as the children of Walter Hall in the 1851 census in Hengest Mill, Kington, Herefordshire, England.
Walter Russell Hall and Thomas Skarratt Hall arrived with James Wesley Hall on 14 February 1852 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Walter Russell Hall married Eliza Rowdon Kirk, daughter of George Kirk and Elizabeth Wippell, on 16 April 1874 in St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, Victoria. HALL - KIRK. —On the 16th inst., by the Rev S. L. Chase, at St. Paul's Church Melbourne, Walter R. Hall, Esq (Cobb and Co), Sydney, N.S.Wales, to Eliza Rowdon Kirk, eldest daughter of George Kirk, Esq., Avoca, South Yarra..
Walter died on 13 October 1911 in 'Wildfell', Potts Point, New South Wales, aged 80. He was buried in Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton, Victoria.
His will was proved in November 1911. The Gympie Times 23 Nov 1911 reported: A Multi-Millionaire's Estate.
MR. WALTER HALL'S BEQUESTS.
As already mentioned in the press application has been made for probate of the will of the late Air. Walter Hall, the total value of whoso estate in New; South Wales is declared to be £2,311,000. The will was drawn in 1896, and the executrix and executors are Mrs. Walter R. Hall, Mr. Richard Gardiner Casey, and Mr. Kelso King. The deceased's
widow, Eliza Rowden Hall, is appointed the nesiduary legatee, and succeeds to the the whole of her.husband's property after the bequests in the will and codicils have been discharged.
The testator orders the following legacies to be paid out of his estste: To his wife, £100,000 ; to the wife of his brother, Thomas Skarratt Hall, and her children, £40,000, to be settled in a particular manner set out in the will; to his brother, James Bains Hall, and his wife and children, £40,000, upon certain conditions ; to his trustees, £20,000 on trust, for such lawful local charitable uses as they may think fit; to each child of his brother, James Wesley Hall, £1000; to each child of his uncle, Charles Carlton Skarratt, £6000 ; to Louisa Hall, widow of his brother, Henry Albert Hall, of Porter's Head (England), £5000 ; to his brother-in-law, George Marshall Kirk, of Albion, Brisbane, £5000 ; to each of tne daughters of his late uncle, William Carlton Skarratt, £4000 ; to Donald Skarratt, son of William Carlton Skarratt, £4000; to each of the daughters of his late Carlton Skarratt, £3000 ; to Mrs. Ward, daughter of his uncle, Thomas C. Skarratt, £4000 ; to Harry S. Brothwood, of Leichhardt, chemist, £4000 ; to each of his uncles, Charles Carlton Skarratt and Thomas Carlton Skarratt, £1000 ; to Miss Francis Wippell and G. W. Ellison, of Melbourne, relatives of his widow, £3000 each; to Kelso King, £2000; to his old clerk, Frank Wm. Edwards oi Sydney, £500; to each servant both male and female, in his employment at the time of his death, such sum as 'would equal three months' wages for every year they had been in his employment i; to his trustees, al. the ' principal and interest of the moneys due to him on mortages for the sum of £4000 on properties known as Olderfleet and Rialto, Collins-street, Melbourne, and also on a mortage for the sum of £20,000 on 100 acres of land near Glen Iris-road, near Melbourne, with a direction that the trustees settle the moneys or properties comprised in the mortgages' on the same or similar trusts in favour of the wife and children of his brother, Thomas Skarratt Hall, as they would settle the before mentioned sum of £40,000 ; to William Charles Hall, certain property at Wentworth Falls ; and to George Mlarshall Kirk, a residence at Albion, Brisbane.
The first codicil of the will bequeaths all the real and personal estate to which the testator is entitled, to his wife absolutely ; by the second codicil a second bequest of £30,000 is made to tho trustees on trust, to be used for such lawful charitable bequests in the State of Queensland, as they may think fit. There is, also a bequest of £1000 to his butler, William Shepherd, in addition to the amount to which he becomes entitled under the will..
Walter Russell Hall and Thomas Skarratt Hall arrived with James Wesley Hall on 14 February 1852 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Walter Russell Hall married Eliza Rowdon Kirk, daughter of George Kirk and Elizabeth Wippell, on 16 April 1874 in St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, Victoria. HALL - KIRK. —On the 16th inst., by the Rev S. L. Chase, at St. Paul's Church Melbourne, Walter R. Hall, Esq (Cobb and Co), Sydney, N.S.Wales, to Eliza Rowdon Kirk, eldest daughter of George Kirk, Esq., Avoca, South Yarra..
Walter died on 13 October 1911 in 'Wildfell', Potts Point, New South Wales, aged 80. He was buried in Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton, Victoria.
His will was proved in November 1911. The Gympie Times 23 Nov 1911 reported: A Multi-Millionaire's Estate.
MR. WALTER HALL'S BEQUESTS.
As already mentioned in the press application has been made for probate of the will of the late Air. Walter Hall, the total value of whoso estate in New; South Wales is declared to be £2,311,000. The will was drawn in 1896, and the executrix and executors are Mrs. Walter R. Hall, Mr. Richard Gardiner Casey, and Mr. Kelso King. The deceased's
widow, Eliza Rowden Hall, is appointed the nesiduary legatee, and succeeds to the the whole of her.husband's property after the bequests in the will and codicils have been discharged.
The testator orders the following legacies to be paid out of his estste: To his wife, £100,000 ; to the wife of his brother, Thomas Skarratt Hall, and her children, £40,000, to be settled in a particular manner set out in the will; to his brother, James Bains Hall, and his wife and children, £40,000, upon certain conditions ; to his trustees, £20,000 on trust, for such lawful local charitable uses as they may think fit; to each child of his brother, James Wesley Hall, £1000; to each child of his uncle, Charles Carlton Skarratt, £6000 ; to Louisa Hall, widow of his brother, Henry Albert Hall, of Porter's Head (England), £5000 ; to his brother-in-law, George Marshall Kirk, of Albion, Brisbane, £5000 ; to each of tne daughters of his late uncle, William Carlton Skarratt, £4000 ; to Donald Skarratt, son of William Carlton Skarratt, £4000; to each of the daughters of his late Carlton Skarratt, £3000 ; to Mrs. Ward, daughter of his uncle, Thomas C. Skarratt, £4000 ; to Harry S. Brothwood, of Leichhardt, chemist, £4000 ; to each of his uncles, Charles Carlton Skarratt and Thomas Carlton Skarratt, £1000 ; to Miss Francis Wippell and G. W. Ellison, of Melbourne, relatives of his widow, £3000 each; to Kelso King, £2000; to his old clerk, Frank Wm. Edwards oi Sydney, £500; to each servant both male and female, in his employment at the time of his death, such sum as 'would equal three months' wages for every year they had been in his employment i; to his trustees, al. the ' principal and interest of the moneys due to him on mortages for the sum of £4000 on properties known as Olderfleet and Rialto, Collins-street, Melbourne, and also on a mortage for the sum of £20,000 on 100 acres of land near Glen Iris-road, near Melbourne, with a direction that the trustees settle the moneys or properties comprised in the mortgages' on the same or similar trusts in favour of the wife and children of his brother, Thomas Skarratt Hall, as they would settle the before mentioned sum of £40,000 ; to William Charles Hall, certain property at Wentworth Falls ; and to George Mlarshall Kirk, a residence at Albion, Brisbane.
The first codicil of the will bequeaths all the real and personal estate to which the testator is entitled, to his wife absolutely ; by the second codicil a second bequest of £30,000 is made to tho trustees on trust, to be used for such lawful charitable bequests in the State of Queensland, as they may think fit. There is, also a bequest of £1000 to his butler, William Shepherd, in addition to the amount to which he becomes entitled under the will..
William Hall
(17 July 1821 - 14 November 1898)
William Hall was born on 17 July 1821 in Chapel of Garioch, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
William Hall married Janet Emslie, daughter of Peter Emslie and Barbara Ledingham, on 28 May 1870 in Premnay, Aberdeenshire.
William Hall and Janet Emslie were recorded on the 1871 census in Claylands (Farm), Skene, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. William Hall 49, born Chapel of Garioch, wife Jessie Hall, 42, born Premnay, with 3 servants: Jessie Riddle 23. James Lawson 18 & Richard Edmondston 17..
William died on 14 November 1898 in Logie Durno, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, aged 77.
William Hall married Janet Emslie, daughter of Peter Emslie and Barbara Ledingham, on 28 May 1870 in Premnay, Aberdeenshire.
William Hall and Janet Emslie were recorded on the 1871 census in Claylands (Farm), Skene, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. William Hall 49, born Chapel of Garioch, wife Jessie Hall, 42, born Premnay, with 3 servants: Jessie Riddle 23. James Lawson 18 & Richard Edmondston 17..
William died on 14 November 1898 in Logie Durno, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, aged 77.
Hannah Hall??
Hannah Hall?? married Edward Killigrew, son of Edward Killigrew and Mary Weston, on 2 December 1746 in London. Edward Killegrew a weaver of Bethnal Green Bachelor & Hannah ... spinster..
Henry Hallahan
(17 February 1875 - )
Henry Hallahan was born on 17 February 1875 in Jhansi, Bengal Presidency, India. He was the son of Jeremiah Halahan and Deboragh Noonan. Henry Hallahan was christened on 7 March 1875 in RC chapel, Jhansi, Bengal Presidency, India.
Henry Hallahan served in the military with the Royal Dublin Fusilliers.
Henry Hallahan married an unknown person in 1916.
Henry Hallahan served in the military with the Royal Dublin Fusilliers.
Henry Hallahan married an unknown person in 1916.
Child of Henry Hallahan
Alexander Halliday
Alexander Halliday married Elizabeth Smith, daughter of John Smith and Anne Hodgson. He was of Belfast, Ireland.
Charles B Halliday
(December 1871 - )
Charles B Halliday was also known as George Charles B in records. He's birth was registered in the quarter ending in December 1871 in Birmingham, Warwickshire. He was the son of George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins. Margaret, W, Charles and L were listed as the children of George Halliday in the 1881 census in 97 Berners St, Aston, Warwickshire. Margaret, L and Charles were listed as the children of George Halliday in the 1891 census in 130 Burbury St, Aston Manor, Warwickshire.
The marriage of Charles B Halliday and Clara Hine was registered in West Bromwich RD in the September 1897 quarter.
Charles B Halliday and Clara Hine were recorded on the 1901 census in 141 Gt Hampton Row, Birmingham, Warwickshire. Charles Halliday 29, manager of clothing shop, born Handsworth Staffs; his wife Clara Halliday 33, born Birmingham, Stanley Halliday 2, born Birmingham.
The marriage of Charles B Halliday and Clara Hine was registered in West Bromwich RD in the September 1897 quarter.
Charles B Halliday and Clara Hine were recorded on the 1901 census in 141 Gt Hampton Row, Birmingham, Warwickshire. Charles Halliday 29, manager of clothing shop, born Handsworth Staffs; his wife Clara Halliday 33, born Birmingham, Stanley Halliday 2, born Birmingham.
David George Halliday
(before 28 July 1839 - )
David George Halliday's birth was registered in the quarter ending before 28 July 1839 in Chatham, Medway RD, Kent. He was christened on 28 July 1839 in Chatham, Kent. David Geroge Hollowday. He was the son of David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Forrester.
David George Halliday appeared on the 1841 census in the household of David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday in Whittaker St, Chatham, Kent. David, Elizabeth, Emma and Thomas were listed as the children of David Watson Halliday in the 1851 census in 13 Best St, Chatham, Kent. David, Elizabeth and Thomas were listed as the children of David Watson Halliday in the 1861 census in 14 Best St, Chatham, Kent.
The marriage of David George Halliday and Sarah Julia Peterson was registered in Tendring RD, Essex, in the June 1867 quarter.
David George Halliday and Sarah Julia Peterson were recorded on the 1871 census in 2 Eagle Terrace, Victoria Rd, Aldershot, Hampshire. David Geo Halliday, head, lodger, married, 31, ventriloquist & conjuror, born Chatham, Kent; with his wife Sarah J Halliday, aged 22, born Whitechapel, Mdx.
David George Halliday were recorded on the 1881 census in 28 Union St, Aldershot, Hampshire. He is probably the David Halliday aged 41, general dealer born Chatham with his wife Julia aged 30 and a servant Elizabeth Perkins, aged 12.
David George Halliday and Sarah Julia Peterson were recorded on the 1891 census in 24 Commercial Rd, Portsea, Hampshire. David Halliday, head, 50, General dealer shop, born Chatham, Kent; with his wife Julia 43, born London....
David George Halliday appeared on the 1841 census in the household of David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday in Whittaker St, Chatham, Kent. David, Elizabeth, Emma and Thomas were listed as the children of David Watson Halliday in the 1851 census in 13 Best St, Chatham, Kent. David, Elizabeth and Thomas were listed as the children of David Watson Halliday in the 1861 census in 14 Best St, Chatham, Kent.
The marriage of David George Halliday and Sarah Julia Peterson was registered in Tendring RD, Essex, in the June 1867 quarter.
David George Halliday and Sarah Julia Peterson were recorded on the 1871 census in 2 Eagle Terrace, Victoria Rd, Aldershot, Hampshire. David Geo Halliday, head, lodger, married, 31, ventriloquist & conjuror, born Chatham, Kent; with his wife Sarah J Halliday, aged 22, born Whitechapel, Mdx.
David George Halliday were recorded on the 1881 census in 28 Union St, Aldershot, Hampshire. He is probably the David Halliday aged 41, general dealer born Chatham with his wife Julia aged 30 and a servant Elizabeth Perkins, aged 12.
David George Halliday and Sarah Julia Peterson were recorded on the 1891 census in 24 Commercial Rd, Portsea, Hampshire. David Halliday, head, 50, General dealer shop, born Chatham, Kent; with his wife Julia 43, born London....
David Watson Halliday
(11 August 1808 - December 1885)
David Watson Halliday was christened on 11 August 1808 in St Mary Magdalene, Woolwich. He was born on 11 August 1808 in Woolwich, Kent. He was the son of George Halliday and Isabella Unknown.
David Watson Halliday married Elizabeth Forrester on 29 July 1838 in Gillingham, Medway RD, Kent. David Halliday of full age, bachelor, son of George Halliday, ropemaker,to, Elizabeth Forrester, of full age, spinster, daughter of Thomas Forrester, dealer, both single of the parish. Wintessed by William & MaryAnn Best.
David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday were recorded on the 1841 census in Whittaker St, Chatham, Kent. David Halliday, 33, rope maker, Elizabeth, 32, Edward 12, Sarah 7, David 2, all born in the county.
David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday were recorded on the 1851 census in 13 Best St, Chatham, Kent. David Halliday, head, 40, rope maker, born Woolwich, with his wife Elizabeth aged 30, born Chatham, and children David 11, Elizabeth 8, Emma 4, Thomas, aged 6 months?, all born at Chatham.
David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday were recorded on the 1861 census in 14 Best St, Chatham, Kent. David Halliday, head, married, aged 50, ropemaker, born Woolwich; Elizabeth, wife, 48, birthplace not known; Edward Halliday, nephew, 29, bricklayer, born Woolwich; David Halliday, son, 23, ropemaker, born Chatham; Elizabeth, 19 unmarried daughter, born Chatham; Thomas, son aged 10, scholar, born Chatham; Jane Smith, visitor, aged 5, born Rotherhithe, Surrey.
David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday were recorded on the 1871 census in Chatham, Kent. David Halliday, head, married 60, ropemaker, born Woolwich; Elizabeth, wife, 28 [sic], born Chatham; Thomas, son, unmarried, 20, blacksmith, born Chatham; Harriett West/Nest aged 69, annuitant, born Deptford, was a lodger with them.
David Watson Halliday was described as a visitor in the 1881 census at the home of William Herbert Moody and Elizabeth Sarah Halliday in 2 Northumberland St, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, Middlesex.
David's death was registered in the quarter ending in December 1885 in Strand RD.
David Watson Halliday married Elizabeth Forrester on 29 July 1838 in Gillingham, Medway RD, Kent. David Halliday of full age, bachelor, son of George Halliday, ropemaker,to, Elizabeth Forrester, of full age, spinster, daughter of Thomas Forrester, dealer, both single of the parish. Wintessed by William & MaryAnn Best.
David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday were recorded on the 1841 census in Whittaker St, Chatham, Kent. David Halliday, 33, rope maker, Elizabeth, 32, Edward 12, Sarah 7, David 2, all born in the county.
David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday were recorded on the 1851 census in 13 Best St, Chatham, Kent. David Halliday, head, 40, rope maker, born Woolwich, with his wife Elizabeth aged 30, born Chatham, and children David 11, Elizabeth 8, Emma 4, Thomas, aged 6 months?, all born at Chatham.
David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday were recorded on the 1861 census in 14 Best St, Chatham, Kent. David Halliday, head, married, aged 50, ropemaker, born Woolwich; Elizabeth, wife, 48, birthplace not known; Edward Halliday, nephew, 29, bricklayer, born Woolwich; David Halliday, son, 23, ropemaker, born Chatham; Elizabeth, 19 unmarried daughter, born Chatham; Thomas, son aged 10, scholar, born Chatham; Jane Smith, visitor, aged 5, born Rotherhithe, Surrey.
David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday were recorded on the 1871 census in Chatham, Kent. David Halliday, head, married 60, ropemaker, born Woolwich; Elizabeth, wife, 28 [sic], born Chatham; Thomas, son, unmarried, 20, blacksmith, born Chatham; Harriett West/Nest aged 69, annuitant, born Deptford, was a lodger with them.
David Watson Halliday was described as a visitor in the 1881 census at the home of William Herbert Moody and Elizabeth Sarah Halliday in 2 Northumberland St, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, Middlesex.
David's death was registered in the quarter ending in December 1885 in Strand RD.
Children of David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Forrester
- David George Halliday b. b 28 Jul 1839
- Elizabeth Sarah Halliday+ b. Jun 1841
- Emma Mary Halliday+ b. 19 Aug 1846
- Thomas William Halliday b. Sep 1850
Edward Thomas Halliday
(16 November 1829 - )
Edward Thomas Halliday was born on 16 November 1829 in Woolwich, Kent. He was the son of Thomas Edward Halliday and Sarah Spiers. Edward Thomas Halliday was christened on 6 December 1829 in St Mary Magdalene, Woolwich.
Edward Thomas Halliday appeared on the 1841 census in the household of David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday in Whittaker St, Chatham, Kent. Edward Thomas Halliday was listed as the nephew of David Watson Halliday in the1861 census in 14 Best St, Chatham, Kent. David Halliday, head, married, aged 50, ropemaker, born Woolwich; Elizabeth, wife, 48, birthplace not known; Edward Halliday, nephew, 29, bricklayer, born Woolwich; David Halliday, son, 23, ropemaker, born Chatham; Elizabeth, 19 unmarried daughter, born Chatham; Thomas, son aged 10, scholar, born Chatham; Jane Smith, visitor, aged 5, born Rotherhithe, Surrey.
Edward Thomas Halliday appeared on the 1841 census in the household of David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Halliday in Whittaker St, Chatham, Kent. Edward Thomas Halliday was listed as the nephew of David Watson Halliday in the1861 census in 14 Best St, Chatham, Kent. David Halliday, head, married, aged 50, ropemaker, born Woolwich; Elizabeth, wife, 48, birthplace not known; Edward Halliday, nephew, 29, bricklayer, born Woolwich; David Halliday, son, 23, ropemaker, born Chatham; Elizabeth, 19 unmarried daughter, born Chatham; Thomas, son aged 10, scholar, born Chatham; Jane Smith, visitor, aged 5, born Rotherhithe, Surrey.
Elias Halliday
(14 December 1799 - )
Elias Halliday was born on 14 December 1799. He was the son of George Halliday and Isabella Unknown. Elias Halliday was christened on 29 December 1799 in Charlton (Greenwich), Kent.
Elizabeth Sarah Halliday
(June 1841 - )
Elizabeth Sarah Halliday's birth was registered in the quarter ending in June 1841 in Chatham, Medway RD, Kent. She was the daughter of David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Forrester. Elizabeth Sarah Halliday was christened on 19 June 1842 in Chatham, Kent. David, Elizabeth, Emma and Thomas were listed as the children of David Watson Halliday in the 1851 census in 13 Best St, Chatham, Kent. David, Elizabeth and Thomas were listed as the children of David Watson Halliday in the 1861 census in 14 Best St, Chatham, Kent.
Elizabeth Sarah Halliday married William Herbert Moody before 30 June 1865 in Medway RD, Kent.
Elizabeth Sarah Halliday and William Herbert Moody were recorded on the 1871 census in 58 Finchley Rd, Marylebone, Westminster. William H Moody, head, married 27, Police constable with his wife Elizabeth S aged 27, and daughter Elizabeth E M, 4 all born at Chatham; plus a nursechild Sarah Barrow, aged 6 born Holborn London.
Elizabeth Sarah Halliday and William Herbert Moody were recorded on the 1881 census in 2 Northumberland St, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, Middlesex. William A Moody, head, 38, housekeeper; Elizabeth S Moody, 38, and their daughter Elizabeth M Moody, 14, all born at Chatham; with visitor David W Halliday, widower, aged 71, pensioner ropemaker, born at Woolwich.
Elizabeth Sarah Halliday married William Herbert Moody before 30 June 1865 in Medway RD, Kent.
Elizabeth Sarah Halliday and William Herbert Moody were recorded on the 1871 census in 58 Finchley Rd, Marylebone, Westminster. William H Moody, head, married 27, Police constable with his wife Elizabeth S aged 27, and daughter Elizabeth E M, 4 all born at Chatham; plus a nursechild Sarah Barrow, aged 6 born Holborn London.
Elizabeth Sarah Halliday and William Herbert Moody were recorded on the 1881 census in 2 Northumberland St, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, Middlesex. William A Moody, head, 38, housekeeper; Elizabeth S Moody, 38, and their daughter Elizabeth M Moody, 14, all born at Chatham; with visitor David W Halliday, widower, aged 71, pensioner ropemaker, born at Woolwich.
Child of Elizabeth Sarah Halliday and William Herbert Moody
- Elizabeth E M Moody b. b Apr 1867
Emma Mary Halliday
(19 August 1846 - )
Emma Mary Halliday was christened on 19 August 1846 in Chatham, Kent. She was the daughter of David Watson Halliday and Elizabeth Forrester. David, Elizabeth, Emma and Thomas were listed as the children of David Watson Halliday in the 1851 census in 13 Best St, Chatham, Kent.
Emma Mary Halliday married James Woolcock Ellis in 1869.
Emma Mary Halliday and James Woolcock Ellis were recorded on the 1871 census in Whittaker Place Upper, Chatham, Kent. John W Ellis, 49, sailor, born Penzance, Cornwall, with wife Emma M 24, born Chatham and son John, aged 1, born Chatham.
Emma Mary Halliday married James Woolcock Ellis in 1869.
Emma Mary Halliday and James Woolcock Ellis were recorded on the 1871 census in Whittaker Place Upper, Chatham, Kent. John W Ellis, 49, sailor, born Penzance, Cornwall, with wife Emma M 24, born Chatham and son John, aged 1, born Chatham.
Child of Emma Mary Halliday and James Woolcock Ellis
- John Ellis b. c 1870
George Halliday
(3 October 1838 - 1907?)
George Halliday was born on 3 October 1838 in Fox Lane, Gillingham, Kent. He was the son of Thomas Edward Halliday and Sarah Spiers. George Halliday was christened on 24 October 1838 in St Mary, Chatham, Kent.
George Halliday appeared on the 1841 census in the household of George Halliday in William St, Charlton next Woolwich, Kent. He appears to be the orphaned grandson. George Halliday was listed as the nephew of Charles Thomas William Kellow in the 1851 census in 36 Frederick Lane, Rotherfield St, Islington.
George Halliday was recorded on the 1861 census in 46 Chatton St, London. A George Halliday aged 23, unmarried, born Chatham, Kent was a printer, visiting the Hillman family.
The marriage of George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins was registered in Birmingham, Warwickshire, in the June 1867 quarter.
George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins were recorded on the 1871 census in 4 Poplar Place, Soho Hill, Handsworth, Staffordshire. George Halliday 32, printer, born Woolwich, Kent; his wife Caroline Halliday 25, born Sibdon, Shropshire, daughter M J Halliday 3, born Birmingham, W H Halliday 1, born Handsworth.
George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins were recorded on the 1881 census in 97 Berners St, Aston, Warwickshire. George Halliday 40, lithographic printer; his wife Caroline Halliday 35, born Shropshire; children Margaret Halliday 12, Horace Halliday 11, C B Halliday son 9, L C Halliday daughter 6, all born Birmingham.
George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins were recorded on the 1891 census in 130 Burbury St, Aston Manor, Warwickshire. George Halliday 52, born Chatham, Caroline Halliday 44, born Shropshire, children Margaret Halliday 22, domestic, born Birmingham; Eliza Halliday 16, jewellers warehousewoman, born Handsworth; son Charles Halliday 19, tailor's assistant, born Handsworth, Sts.
George Halliday was recorded on the 1901 census in 74 Gt Hampton Row, Birmingham, Warwickshire. George Halliday, 62, printer, born Chatham, Kent wife Caroline, 55, born at the Craven Arms, Shropshire, Kent, with 2 boarders fromLeeds.
George died in 1907? In Birmingham, Warwickshire.
George Halliday appeared on the 1841 census in the household of George Halliday in William St, Charlton next Woolwich, Kent. He appears to be the orphaned grandson. George Halliday was listed as the nephew of Charles Thomas William Kellow in the 1851 census in 36 Frederick Lane, Rotherfield St, Islington.
George Halliday was recorded on the 1861 census in 46 Chatton St, London. A George Halliday aged 23, unmarried, born Chatham, Kent was a printer, visiting the Hillman family.
The marriage of George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins was registered in Birmingham, Warwickshire, in the June 1867 quarter.
George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins were recorded on the 1871 census in 4 Poplar Place, Soho Hill, Handsworth, Staffordshire. George Halliday 32, printer, born Woolwich, Kent; his wife Caroline Halliday 25, born Sibdon, Shropshire, daughter M J Halliday 3, born Birmingham, W H Halliday 1, born Handsworth.
George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins were recorded on the 1881 census in 97 Berners St, Aston, Warwickshire. George Halliday 40, lithographic printer; his wife Caroline Halliday 35, born Shropshire; children Margaret Halliday 12, Horace Halliday 11, C B Halliday son 9, L C Halliday daughter 6, all born Birmingham.
George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins were recorded on the 1891 census in 130 Burbury St, Aston Manor, Warwickshire. George Halliday 52, born Chatham, Caroline Halliday 44, born Shropshire, children Margaret Halliday 22, domestic, born Birmingham; Eliza Halliday 16, jewellers warehousewoman, born Handsworth; son Charles Halliday 19, tailor's assistant, born Handsworth, Sts.
George Halliday was recorded on the 1901 census in 74 Gt Hampton Row, Birmingham, Warwickshire. George Halliday, 62, printer, born Chatham, Kent wife Caroline, 55, born at the Craven Arms, Shropshire, Kent, with 2 boarders fromLeeds.
George died in 1907? In Birmingham, Warwickshire.
Children of George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins
- Margaret Jane Halliday b. Sep 1868
- W Horace Halliday b. c 1870
- Charles B Halliday b. Dec 1871
- L C Halliday b. Dec 1874
George Halliday
(circa 1772 - 12 March 1849)
George Halliday was born circa 1772.
George Halliday married Isabella Unknown before 1796. A George Halliday married Isabellal Bolton in Kendal, Westmorland on 1 Feb 1791, and had children there: William 1792, Joan 1794, Margarita 1777, Elizabeth 1799, George 1801 & John 1804, all Roman Catholics. But as this overaps with the Kent born children, seems unlikely.
A James Halliday, rope maker and h is wife Jane had a family in Woolwich from 1814, he was later described as a gardener.
George Halliday was recorded on the 1841 census in William St, Charlton next Woolwich, Kent. George Halliday, 65, rope-maker, not born in the county, Margaret 35, milliner, Mary 35, milliner, William 9, George 2, all born in the county.
George was buried on 12 March 1849 in St Mary Magdalene, Woolwich, Kent. George Halliday, of Islington buried 12 March 1849 aged 77.
George Halliday married Isabella Unknown before 1796. A George Halliday married Isabellal Bolton in Kendal, Westmorland on 1 Feb 1791, and had children there: William 1792, Joan 1794, Margarita 1777, Elizabeth 1799, George 1801 & John 1804, all Roman Catholics. But as this overaps with the Kent born children, seems unlikely.
A James Halliday, rope maker and h is wife Jane had a family in Woolwich from 1814, he was later described as a gardener.
George Halliday was recorded on the 1841 census in William St, Charlton next Woolwich, Kent. George Halliday, 65, rope-maker, not born in the county, Margaret 35, milliner, Mary 35, milliner, William 9, George 2, all born in the county.
George was buried on 12 March 1849 in St Mary Magdalene, Woolwich, Kent. George Halliday, of Islington buried 12 March 1849 aged 77.
Children of George Halliday and Isabella Unknown
- George Halliday b. 27 Mar 1796
- Thomas Edward Halliday+ b. 13 Oct 1797, d. 20 Nov 1839
- Elias Halliday b. 14 Dec 1799
- Isabella Halliday+ b. 11 Apr 1802, d. Sep 1854
- Margaret Halliday+ b. 23 Aug 1804, d. Sep 1892
- Mary Halliday b. 29 Jul 1806
- David Watson Halliday+ b. 11 Aug 1808, d. Dec 1885
George Halliday
(circa 1824 - 4 November 1903)
George Halliday was born circa 1824.
George Halliday was recorded on the 1901 census in Chatham, Kent. George Halliday, 76, single, patient, lime turner (journeyman) born Luton, Kent. He was mentioned in the Poor Law documents as being discharged on request on 4 Apr 1901 at the Medway Union, aged 76, not able bodied, having been admittted at Gillingham. He was admitted again on 8 June 1903 aged 78, admitted from Chatham, Chruch of Engand, the informant was himself on 4 April 1901 in the Workhouse, Chatham, Kent, England.
George died on 4 November 1903 in the Workhouse, Chatham, Kent. He was discharged dead 4 Nov 1903 aged 79. He appears as Holliday in the GRO indexes..
George Halliday was recorded on the 1901 census in Chatham, Kent. George Halliday, 76, single, patient, lime turner (journeyman) born Luton, Kent. He was mentioned in the Poor Law documents as being discharged on request on 4 Apr 1901 at the Medway Union, aged 76, not able bodied, having been admittted at Gillingham. He was admitted again on 8 June 1903 aged 78, admitted from Chatham, Chruch of Engand, the informant was himself on 4 April 1901 in the Workhouse, Chatham, Kent, England.
George died on 4 November 1903 in the Workhouse, Chatham, Kent. He was discharged dead 4 Nov 1903 aged 79. He appears as Holliday in the GRO indexes..
George Halliday
(27 March 1796 - )
George Halliday was christened on 27 March 1796 in Charlton (Greenwich), Kent. He was the son of George Halliday and Isabella Unknown.
Isabella Halliday
(11 April 1802 - September 1854)
Isabella Halliday was born on 11 April 1802 in Woolwich, Kent. She was the daughter of George Halliday and Isabella Unknown. Isabella Halliday was christened on 2 May 1802 in St Mary Magdalene, Woolwich.
Isabella Halliday married William Ramsey on 5 February 1821 in East Wickham, Kent. He was in the Royal Artillery and would have spent time at Woolwich. They had 15 children and spent many years at Gibraltar prior to 1841.
Isabella Halliday and William Ramsey were recorded on the 1841 census in Sandy Hill, Plumstead, Kent. William Ramsay, 40, Army P[ensioner], not born in the county; Isabella 35 born in the county, Margaret 15 N, John 13 N, James 10, Ellen 8, Mary 6, Elias 5, William 2, all born in the county; with Thomas Haliday 5, born in the county.
Isabella Halliday and William Ramsey were recorded on the 1851 census in 3 Britannia Cottages, Plumstead, Kent. William Ramsey, head, 50, Chelsea pensioner & Arsenal labourer, born Gibraltar, British subject; his wife Isabella, 48, born Woolwich, children Charles? 14, born Charlton, Kent, William 12, born Charlton, Thomas 9, David 9, Hannah 6, Robert 4, all born at Plumstead.
Isabella's death was registered in the quarter ending in September 1854 in Plumstead, Kent.
Isabella Halliday married William Ramsey on 5 February 1821 in East Wickham, Kent. He was in the Royal Artillery and would have spent time at Woolwich. They had 15 children and spent many years at Gibraltar prior to 1841.
Isabella Halliday and William Ramsey were recorded on the 1841 census in Sandy Hill, Plumstead, Kent. William Ramsay, 40, Army P[ensioner], not born in the county; Isabella 35 born in the county, Margaret 15 N, John 13 N, James 10, Ellen 8, Mary 6, Elias 5, William 2, all born in the county; with Thomas Haliday 5, born in the county.
Isabella Halliday and William Ramsey were recorded on the 1851 census in 3 Britannia Cottages, Plumstead, Kent. William Ramsey, head, 50, Chelsea pensioner & Arsenal labourer, born Gibraltar, British subject; his wife Isabella, 48, born Woolwich, children Charles? 14, born Charlton, Kent, William 12, born Charlton, Thomas 9, David 9, Hannah 6, Robert 4, all born at Plumstead.
Isabella's death was registered in the quarter ending in September 1854 in Plumstead, Kent.
Children of Isabella Halliday and William Ramsey
- William Ramsey b. 18 Oct 1821, d. 9 Jul 1823
- Margaret Ramsey b. 24 Dec 1823, d. 23 Feb 1914
- David Ramsey b. Feb 1825, d. 17 Aug 1825
- George Ramsey b. 24 Jun 1826, d. 22 Apr 1901
- John Ramsey b. 10 May 1828, d. Nov 1886
- James Ramsey b. 15 Nov 1830, d. Oct 1913
- Eleanor Elizabeth Ramsey b. Jul 1832, d. 31 Dec 1910?
- Isabella Ramsey+ b. 27 Oct 1834, d. 29 Oct 1927
- Elias Halliday Ramsey b. 1 Jul 1836, d. Apr 1860
- William Ramsey b. 8 Feb 1838, d. 28 Mar 1838
- William Ramsey b. 4 Feb 1839, d. Sep 1890
- Thomas Ross Ramsey b. 20 Mar 1842, d. 21 Jan 1881
- David Watson Ramsey+ b. 20 Mar 1842, d. Dec 1916
- Hannah Mary Ramsey b. 28 Aug 1844, d. 1918
- Robert Ramsey+ b. 26 Sep 1846, d. 2 Aug 1923
L C Halliday
(December 1874 - )
L C Halliday was also known as Eliza in records. She's birth was registered in the quarter ending in December 1874 in Birmingham, Warwickshire. She was the daughter of George Halliday and Caroline Hawkins. Margaret, W, Charles and L were listed as the children of George Halliday in the 1881 census in 97 Berners St, Aston, Warwickshire. Margaret, L and Charles were listed as the children of George Halliday in the 1891 census in 130 Burbury St, Aston Manor, Warwickshire.
Margaret Halliday
(16 August 1827 - )
Margaret Halliday was born on 16 August 1827 in Woolwich, Kent. She was the daughter of Thomas Edward Halliday and Sarah Spiers. Margaret Halliday was christened on 7 September 1827 in St Mary Magdalene, Woolwich.
Margaret Halliday appeared on the 1841 census in the household of William Thomas Spiers and Mary Spiers in Charlton next Woolwich, Kent. Margaret Halliday was listed as the niece of William Thomas Spiers in the 1851 census in 74 Powis? St, Woolwich, Kent. Margaret Halliday aged 21 was a servant in the household of her uncle William Spiers, brickmaker.
Margaret Halliday married Robert William Tomlinson on 28 August 1858 in St Nicholas, Hertford, Hertfordshire.
Margaret Halliday arrived at USA.
Margaret Halliday appeared on the 1841 census in the household of William Thomas Spiers and Mary Spiers in Charlton next Woolwich, Kent. Margaret Halliday was listed as the niece of William Thomas Spiers in the 1851 census in 74 Powis? St, Woolwich, Kent. Margaret Halliday aged 21 was a servant in the household of her uncle William Spiers, brickmaker.
Margaret Halliday married Robert William Tomlinson on 28 August 1858 in St Nicholas, Hertford, Hertfordshire.
Margaret Halliday arrived at USA.
Margaret Halliday
Margaret Halliday married James Handy on 30 May 1801 in Stocksbridge Associate Session Congregation, Cocksburnpath, Berwickshire, Scotland.
Margaret Halliday
(23 August 1804 - September 1892)
Margaret Halliday was born on 23 August 1804 in Woolwich, Kent. She was the daughter of George Halliday and Isabella Unknown. Margaret Halliday was christened on 30 September 1804 in St Mary Magdalene, Woolwich.
Margaret Halliday appeared on the 1841 census in the household of George Halliday in William St, Charlton next Woolwich, Kent.
Margaret Halliday married Charles Thomas William Kellow as his second wife, on 18 September 1841 in All Saints, Poplar, Middlesex. Charles Kellow & Margaret Halliday, both of full age, both of Poplar, widower and spinster, he was a printer, son of William Kellow, cordwainer?. She was a milliner, daughter of George Halliday, ropemaker.
Margaret Halliday and Charles Thomas William Kellow were recorded on the 1851 census in 36 Frederick Lane, Rotherfield St, Islington. Sarah Halliday aged 17 was the niece and house servant along with George Halliday, nephew aged 12, assistant, both born in Chatham, Kent, in the household of Charles Kellow aged 50, printer born London, Mdx and his wife Marg aged 45, born Woolwich, Kent and their children James aged 12, printer, born London, Mdx; Kate 6, scholar and Margaret 5, scholar both born Islington.
Margaret Halliday and Charles Thomas William Kellow were recorded on the 1861 census in 26 Frederick St, St Pancras, London. Charles Kellow, lodger, 60, lithographic printer, born London, Mdx with his wife Margaret aged 54, born Woolwich, Kent and children Kate M Kellow, 16, dressmaker, born Islington and Margaret 15, P. teacher, born Islington. The household was headed by John Elliott.
Margaret Halliday were recorded on the 1881 census in 26 Clarendon Rd, Kensington, London. Margaret Kellow, 76, widow, born Woolwich, Kent; Kate Kellow, daughter, unmarried, 36, photographer, Margaret Morton, daughter, married, 35, both born Islington; grand daughter Eden Morton, 5, grandson John Morton, 2, both born Kensington; Elizabeth Funnel, 19, servant, John W Richards, 28, student at law & tutor. She was listed as Margaret Rachel Kellow's mother in the 1891 census in 100 Elizabeth Crescent?, Kensington, London.
Margaret's death was registered in the quarter ending in September 1892 in Kensington RD, Middlesex.
Margaret Halliday appeared on the 1841 census in the household of George Halliday in William St, Charlton next Woolwich, Kent.
Margaret Halliday married Charles Thomas William Kellow as his second wife, on 18 September 1841 in All Saints, Poplar, Middlesex. Charles Kellow & Margaret Halliday, both of full age, both of Poplar, widower and spinster, he was a printer, son of William Kellow, cordwainer?. She was a milliner, daughter of George Halliday, ropemaker.
Margaret Halliday and Charles Thomas William Kellow were recorded on the 1851 census in 36 Frederick Lane, Rotherfield St, Islington. Sarah Halliday aged 17 was the niece and house servant along with George Halliday, nephew aged 12, assistant, both born in Chatham, Kent, in the household of Charles Kellow aged 50, printer born London, Mdx and his wife Marg aged 45, born Woolwich, Kent and their children James aged 12, printer, born London, Mdx; Kate 6, scholar and Margaret 5, scholar both born Islington.
Margaret Halliday and Charles Thomas William Kellow were recorded on the 1861 census in 26 Frederick St, St Pancras, London. Charles Kellow, lodger, 60, lithographic printer, born London, Mdx with his wife Margaret aged 54, born Woolwich, Kent and children Kate M Kellow, 16, dressmaker, born Islington and Margaret 15, P. teacher, born Islington. The household was headed by John Elliott.
Margaret Halliday were recorded on the 1881 census in 26 Clarendon Rd, Kensington, London. Margaret Kellow, 76, widow, born Woolwich, Kent; Kate Kellow, daughter, unmarried, 36, photographer, Margaret Morton, daughter, married, 35, both born Islington; grand daughter Eden Morton, 5, grandson John Morton, 2, both born Kensington; Elizabeth Funnel, 19, servant, John W Richards, 28, student at law & tutor. She was listed as Margaret Rachel Kellow's mother in the 1891 census in 100 Elizabeth Crescent?, Kensington, London.
Margaret's death was registered in the quarter ending in September 1892 in Kensington RD, Middlesex.
Children of Margaret Halliday and Charles Thomas William Kellow
- Kate Maria Kellow b. Dec 1844, d. Jun 1932
- Margaret Rachel Kellow+ b. Mar 1846