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Facts and Events
| Name[1][2] |
William Hall |
| Gender |
Male |
| Baptism[1] |
26 May 1767 |
Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Englandin the parish of St. Swithin
“William, son of George Hall and Mary his wife”, was baptized. |
| Marriage Banns |
From 26 Mar 1786 to 9 Apr 1786 |
Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Englandin the parish of St. Peter at Arches
Banns of marriage between William Hall, from the parish of St. Swithin, and Martha Burley, from the parish of St. Benedict, were published 26 March, 2 April, and 9 April 1786. No impediments were alleged.
to Martha Burley |
| Marriage |
18 Apr 1786 |
Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Englandin the parish of St. Peter at Arches
William Hall, from the parish of St. Swithin (Lincoln), and Martha Burley, from the parish of St. Benedict (Lincoln), were married in the parish church, after banns, by Francis Swan, Rector. The marriage was witnessed by Samuell Smith and Mary Blagravs. William signed the register and Martha made her mark.
to Martha Burley |
| Occupation[2] |
4 Aug 1795 |
Lincoln, Lincolnshire, EnglandThe keel Speedwell was registered by William Hall and George Hall, watermen of the city of Lincoln. William and George (probably brothers) were both owners and masters of the keel, and they were the only workers. The keel admeasured over 25 tons and usually travelled between Lincoln and Sleaford (about 35 miles). |
| Occupation[2] |
19 May 1796 |
Lincoln, Lincolnshire, EnglandThe keel Speedwell was again registered by William Hall and George Hall, watermen of the city of Lincoln. The keel admeasured over 39 tons and usually travelled between Lincoln and Wakefield (about 105 miles). |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Baptisms, 1767, in Church of England. St. Swithin's Church (Lincoln). Parish registers, 1686-1961. (Lincoln: Lincolnshire Archives, 1990)
Lincolnshire Archives: LINCOLN ST SWITHIN PAR 1/3 (General register 1740-1770), f 27v.
“William son of George Hall and Mary his Wife was baptied May 26.”
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Lincoln City Boat Register
registered 4 Aug. 1795 and 19 May 1796.
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