Samuel Hill writes in "Bygone Stalybridge" that:
Albert Hall Esq J.P. was the son of James Hall of Cocker Hill
and was born near the Old Spread Eagle Inn in 1804.
He was educated at Whitley Hall, a private college near Sheffield.
He entered the cotton business of his father at King Street Mills.
Albert Hall was an art critic and had an excellent art collection.
It is said that Mr Hall was himself an artist. He was a keen sportsman.
Albert Hall died at East View, Old Mottram Road, on 31 December 1885,
at the age of 82 years, and was interred at Old St George's Church.
James Hall, of King Street Mill, occupied Higher Mill in 1836, and steam power was being used.
Ownership of King Street Mill passed to James Hall in 1832, his sons built a new mill on the opposite side of King Street in 1850. The new mill was in cotton until the 1870ś and was demolished before 1892.
Rasbottom Mills: Some mills transferred to James Hall, Son & Co, but became disused in the 1880s and were demolished.
Albert Hall
Baptism Date: 25 Nov 1804
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Father: James Hall, of Rosbottom
Mother: Martha Hall
Samuel Hill writes in "Bygone Stalybridge" that:
During the Trade Disturbances of December 1830 / January 1831 Albert Hall was either an Assistant Constable or a Special Constable.
Albert's wife was named Anne (see Baptism of Graccus)
Possibly the Marriage of Albert and Anne
Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Ashton-under-Lyne and the township of Staley Bridge
Marriage Date: 5 Feb 1834
Marriage Place: St John, Manchester
Married by Licence
Spouse: Anne Bazley,
of the Parish and Town of Manchester
Miriam Hall
Baptism Date: 20 Dec 1835
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Father: Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Stayley Bridge
Mother: Ann Hall
Miriam Hall
Age: 10 months
Burial Date: 29 Oct 1836
Burial Place: Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father: Albert Hall,
of Bowling Green, Stalybridge
Graechus Hall
Baptism Date: 14 May 1837
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father: Albert Hall,
of Mount Pleasant
Mother: Anne Hall
Basil Hall
Birth Date 21 Mar 1839
Baptism Date 21 Apr 1839
Baptism Place Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Souracre
Mother Anne Hall
Anne Hall
Age: 35
Birth Date: abt 1806
Burial Date: 17 Apr 1841
Burial Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Spouse: Albert Hall, of Glent
(off Wakefield Road, Stalybridge)
1851 CENSUS
Near Souracre, Stalybridge
Albert Hall Head Widower 46 1805 Cotton Master Stalybridge
Gracchus Hall Son 13 1838 Scholar Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 12 1839 Scholar Stalybridge
Mary Hurst Servant Widow 63 1788 House Servant Stalybridge
Emma Ardron - Female 25 1826 House Servant Loughton, Yorkshire
Samuel Hill writes in "Bygone Stalybridge" that:
a 40 hp engine in the Bowling Green Mill was in existence until about 1859, when Albert Hall Esq, added a new engine-house and engines to his mills.
1861 CENSUS
Ash Cottage, Huddersfield Road, Stayley
Albert Hall Head Widower 56 1805 Master Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Gracchus Low Hall Son 23 1838 ...Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 21 1840 ...Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Louisa Syre Servant 23 1838 Servant Yorkshire
Mary Neil Servant 17 1844 Servant Stalybridge
Mary Hurst Servant 13 1848 Servant Stalybridge
Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser 22 December 1866
Albert Hall Esq JP was a Patron of the Grand Foresters Bazaar and Exhibition
held at the Mechanics Institution in Stalybridge on 26 December 1866, held
to raise funds to reduce the debt owed on the building. Art and craft works
were on display
Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser 26 January 1867
Albert Hall Esq JP of Stalybridge was a Vice President of the Constitutional Association
The Association was recently formed by working men of the Manchester area
to counteract the National Reform Union.
1871 CENSUS
Ash Cottage, Huddersfield Road, Stayley (next door to No 85)
Albert Hall Head 66 1805 - Cheshire
Basil Hall Son 31 1840 - Cheshire
Emily Tweedale Servant 28 1843 - Lancashire
Mary Hurst Servant 83 1788 - Cheshire
1881 CENSUS
200 Stocks, Stalybridge
Albert Hall Head Widower 76 1805 Retired Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 42 1839 Agent Stalybridge
Emily Tweedale Servant 42 1839 Domestic Servant Ashton under Lyne
Burial: 3 Jan 1886
Old St George, Stalybridge
Albert Hall - Age: 81 yrs
Abode: Stalybridge
Buried by: J. B. Jelly-Dudley
Register: Burials 1865 - 1968, Page 61, Entry 484
Source: LDS Family Search
BURIALS IN THIS GRAVE:
OCT 29 TH 1836 MIRIAM HALL AGE 10 M
APR 17 TH 1841 ANNE HALL AGE 35
JAN 3 RD 1886 ALBERT HALL AGE 81
Albert Hall Esq J.P. was the son of James Hall of Cocker Hill
and was born near the Old Spread Eagle Inn in 1804.
He was educated at Whitley Hall, a private college near Sheffield.
He entered the cotton business of his father at King Street Mills.
Albert Hall was an art critic and had an excellent art collection.
It is said that Mr Hall was himself an artist. He was a keen sportsman.
Albert Hall died at East View, Old Mottram Road, on 31 December 1885,
at the age of 82 years, and was interred at Old St George's Church.
James Hall, of King Street Mill, occupied Higher Mill in 1836, and steam power was being used.
Ownership of King Street Mill passed to James Hall in 1832, his sons built a new mill on the opposite side of King Street in 1850. The new mill was in cotton until the 1870ś and was demolished before 1892.
Rasbottom Mills: Some mills transferred to James Hall, Son & Co, but became disused in the 1880s and were demolished.
Albert Hall
Baptism Date: 25 Nov 1804
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Father: James Hall, of Rosbottom
Mother: Martha Hall
Samuel Hill writes in "Bygone Stalybridge" that:
During the Trade Disturbances of December 1830 / January 1831 Albert Hall was either an Assistant Constable or a Special Constable.
Albert's wife was named Anne (see Baptism of Graccus)
Possibly the Marriage of Albert and Anne
Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Ashton-under-Lyne and the township of Staley Bridge
Marriage Date: 5 Feb 1834
Marriage Place: St John, Manchester
Married by Licence
Spouse: Anne Bazley,
of the Parish and Town of Manchester
Miriam Hall
Baptism Date: 20 Dec 1835
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Father: Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Stayley Bridge
Mother: Ann Hall
Miriam Hall
Age: 10 months
Burial Date: 29 Oct 1836
Burial Place: Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father: Albert Hall,
of Bowling Green, Stalybridge
Graechus Hall
Baptism Date: 14 May 1837
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father: Albert Hall,
of Mount Pleasant
Mother: Anne Hall
Basil Hall
Birth Date 21 Mar 1839
Baptism Date 21 Apr 1839
Baptism Place Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Souracre
Mother Anne Hall
Anne Hall
Age: 35
Birth Date: abt 1806
Burial Date: 17 Apr 1841
Burial Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Spouse: Albert Hall, of Glent
(off Wakefield Road, Stalybridge)
1851 CENSUS
Near Souracre, Stalybridge
Albert Hall Head Widower 46 1805 Cotton Master Stalybridge
Gracchus Hall Son 13 1838 Scholar Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 12 1839 Scholar Stalybridge
Mary Hurst Servant Widow 63 1788 House Servant Stalybridge
Emma Ardron - Female 25 1826 House Servant Loughton, Yorkshire
Samuel Hill writes in "Bygone Stalybridge" that:
a 40 hp engine in the Bowling Green Mill was in existence until about 1859, when Albert Hall Esq, added a new engine-house and engines to his mills.
1861 CENSUS
Ash Cottage, Huddersfield Road, Stayley
Albert Hall Head Widower 56 1805 Master Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Gracchus Low Hall Son 23 1838 ...Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 21 1840 ...Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Louisa Syre Servant 23 1838 Servant Yorkshire
Mary Neil Servant 17 1844 Servant Stalybridge
Mary Hurst Servant 13 1848 Servant Stalybridge
Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser 22 December 1866
Albert Hall Esq JP was a Patron of the Grand Foresters Bazaar and Exhibition
held at the Mechanics Institution in Stalybridge on 26 December 1866, held
to raise funds to reduce the debt owed on the building. Art and craft works
were on display
Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser 26 January 1867
Albert Hall Esq JP of Stalybridge was a Vice President of the Constitutional Association
The Association was recently formed by working men of the Manchester area
to counteract the National Reform Union.
1871 CENSUS
Ash Cottage, Huddersfield Road, Stayley (next door to No 85)
Albert Hall Head 66 1805 - Cheshire
Basil Hall Son 31 1840 - Cheshire
Emily Tweedale Servant 28 1843 - Lancashire
Mary Hurst Servant 83 1788 - Cheshire
1881 CENSUS
200 Stocks, Stalybridge
Albert Hall Head Widower 76 1805 Retired Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 42 1839 Agent Stalybridge
Emily Tweedale Servant 42 1839 Domestic Servant Ashton under Lyne
Burial: 3 Jan 1886
Old St George, Stalybridge
Albert Hall - Age: 81 yrs
Abode: Stalybridge
Buried by: J. B. Jelly-Dudley
Register: Burials 1865 - 1968, Page 61, Entry 484
Source: LDS Family Search
BURIALS IN THIS GRAVE:
OCT 29 TH 1836 MIRIAM HALL AGE 10 M
APR 17 TH 1841 ANNE HALL AGE 35
JAN 3 RD 1886 ALBERT HALL AGE 81
Samuel Hill writes in "Bygone Stalybridge" that:
Albert Hall Esq J.P. was the son of James Hall of Cocker Hill
and was born near the Old Spread Eagle Inn in 1804.
He was educated at Whitley Hall, a private college near Sheffield.
He entered the cotton business of his father at King Street Mills.
Albert Hall was an art critic and had an excellent art collection.
It is said that Mr Hall was himself an artist. He was a keen sportsman.
Albert Hall died at East View, Old Mottram Road, on 31 December 1885,
at the age of 82 years, and was interred at Old St George's Church.
James Hall, of King Street Mill, occupied Higher Mill in 1836, and steam power was being used.
Ownership of King Street Mill passed to James Hall in 1832, his sons built a new mill on the opposite side of King Street in 1850. The new mill was in cotton until the 1870ś and was demolished before 1892.
Rasbottom Mills: Some mills transferred to James Hall, Son & Co, but became disused in the 1880s and were demolished.
Albert Hall
Baptism Date: 25 Nov 1804
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Father: James Hall, of Rosbottom
Mother: Martha Hall
Samuel Hill writes in "Bygone Stalybridge" that:
During the Trade Disturbances of December 1830 / January 1831 Albert Hall was either an Assistant Constable or a Special Constable.
Albert's wife was named Anne (see Baptism of Graccus)
Possibly the Marriage of Albert and Anne
Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Ashton-under-Lyne and the township of Staley Bridge
Marriage Date: 5 Feb 1834
Marriage Place: St John, Manchester
Married by Licence
Spouse: Anne Bazley,
of the Parish and Town of Manchester
Miriam Hall
Baptism Date: 20 Dec 1835
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Father: Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Stayley Bridge
Mother: Ann Hall
Miriam Hall
Age: 10 months
Burial Date: 29 Oct 1836
Burial Place: Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father: Albert Hall,
of Bowling Green, Stalybridge
Graechus Hall
Baptism Date: 14 May 1837
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father: Albert Hall,
of Mount Pleasant
Mother: Anne Hall
Basil Hall
Birth Date 21 Mar 1839
Baptism Date 21 Apr 1839
Baptism Place Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Souracre
Mother Anne Hall
Anne Hall
Age: 35
Birth Date: abt 1806
Burial Date: 17 Apr 1841
Burial Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Spouse: Albert Hall, of Glent
(off Wakefield Road, Stalybridge)
1851 CENSUS
Near Souracre, Stalybridge
Albert Hall Head Widower 46 1805 Cotton Master Stalybridge
Gracchus Hall Son 13 1838 Scholar Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 12 1839 Scholar Stalybridge
Mary Hurst Servant Widow 63 1788 House Servant Stalybridge
Emma Ardron - Female 25 1826 House Servant Loughton, Yorkshire
Samuel Hill writes in "Bygone Stalybridge" that:
a 40 hp engine in the Bowling Green Mill was in existence until about 1859, when Albert Hall Esq, added a new engine-house and engines to his mills.
1861 CENSUS
Ash Cottage, Huddersfield Road, Stayley
Albert Hall Head Widower 56 1805 Master Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Gracchus Low Hall Son 23 1838 ...Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 21 1840 ...Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Louisa Syre Servant 23 1838 Servant Yorkshire
Mary Neil Servant 17 1844 Servant Stalybridge
Mary Hurst Servant 13 1848 Servant Stalybridge
Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser 22 December 1866
Albert Hall Esq JP was a Patron of the Grand Foresters Bazaar and Exhibition
held at the Mechanics Institution in Stalybridge on 26 December 1866, held
to raise funds to reduce the debt owed on the building. Art and craft works
were on display
Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser 26 January 1867
Albert Hall Esq JP of Stalybridge was a Vice President of the Constitutional Association
The Association was recently formed by working men of the Manchester area
to counteract the National Reform Union.
1871 CENSUS
Ash Cottage, Huddersfield Road, Stayley (next door to No 85)
Albert Hall Head 66 1805 - Cheshire
Basil Hall Son 31 1840 - Cheshire
Emily Tweedale Servant 28 1843 - Lancashire
Mary Hurst Servant 83 1788 - Cheshire
1881 CENSUS
200 Stocks, Stalybridge
Albert Hall Head Widower 76 1805 Retired Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 42 1839 Agent Stalybridge
Emily Tweedale Servant 42 1839 Domestic Servant Ashton under Lyne
Burial: 3 Jan 1886
Old St George, Stalybridge
Albert Hall - Age: 81 yrs
Abode: Stalybridge
Buried by: J. B. Jelly-Dudley
Register: Burials 1865 - 1968, Page 61, Entry 484
Source: LDS Family Search
BURIALS IN THIS GRAVE:
OCT 29 TH 1836 MIRIAM HALL AGE 10 M
APR 17 TH 1841 ANNE HALL AGE 35
JAN 3 RD 1886 ALBERT HALL AGE 81
Albert Hall Esq J.P. was the son of James Hall of Cocker Hill
and was born near the Old Spread Eagle Inn in 1804.
He was educated at Whitley Hall, a private college near Sheffield.
He entered the cotton business of his father at King Street Mills.
Albert Hall was an art critic and had an excellent art collection.
It is said that Mr Hall was himself an artist. He was a keen sportsman.
Albert Hall died at East View, Old Mottram Road, on 31 December 1885,
at the age of 82 years, and was interred at Old St George's Church.
James Hall, of King Street Mill, occupied Higher Mill in 1836, and steam power was being used.
Ownership of King Street Mill passed to James Hall in 1832, his sons built a new mill on the opposite side of King Street in 1850. The new mill was in cotton until the 1870ś and was demolished before 1892.
Rasbottom Mills: Some mills transferred to James Hall, Son & Co, but became disused in the 1880s and were demolished.
Albert Hall
Baptism Date: 25 Nov 1804
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Father: James Hall, of Rosbottom
Mother: Martha Hall
Samuel Hill writes in "Bygone Stalybridge" that:
During the Trade Disturbances of December 1830 / January 1831 Albert Hall was either an Assistant Constable or a Special Constable.
Albert's wife was named Anne (see Baptism of Graccus)
Possibly the Marriage of Albert and Anne
Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Ashton-under-Lyne and the township of Staley Bridge
Marriage Date: 5 Feb 1834
Marriage Place: St John, Manchester
Married by Licence
Spouse: Anne Bazley,
of the Parish and Town of Manchester
Miriam Hall
Baptism Date: 20 Dec 1835
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Father: Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Stayley Bridge
Mother: Ann Hall
Miriam Hall
Age: 10 months
Burial Date: 29 Oct 1836
Burial Place: Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father: Albert Hall,
of Bowling Green, Stalybridge
Graechus Hall
Baptism Date: 14 May 1837
Baptism Place: Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father: Albert Hall,
of Mount Pleasant
Mother: Anne Hall
Basil Hall
Birth Date 21 Mar 1839
Baptism Date 21 Apr 1839
Baptism Place Stalybridge, Old St George,
Father Albert Hall, Cotton Spinner,
of Souracre
Mother Anne Hall
Anne Hall
Age: 35
Birth Date: abt 1806
Burial Date: 17 Apr 1841
Burial Place: Stalybridge, Old St George
Spouse: Albert Hall, of Glent
(off Wakefield Road, Stalybridge)
1851 CENSUS
Near Souracre, Stalybridge
Albert Hall Head Widower 46 1805 Cotton Master Stalybridge
Gracchus Hall Son 13 1838 Scholar Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 12 1839 Scholar Stalybridge
Mary Hurst Servant Widow 63 1788 House Servant Stalybridge
Emma Ardron - Female 25 1826 House Servant Loughton, Yorkshire
Samuel Hill writes in "Bygone Stalybridge" that:
a 40 hp engine in the Bowling Green Mill was in existence until about 1859, when Albert Hall Esq, added a new engine-house and engines to his mills.
1861 CENSUS
Ash Cottage, Huddersfield Road, Stayley
Albert Hall Head Widower 56 1805 Master Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Gracchus Low Hall Son 23 1838 ...Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 21 1840 ...Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Louisa Syre Servant 23 1838 Servant Yorkshire
Mary Neil Servant 17 1844 Servant Stalybridge
Mary Hurst Servant 13 1848 Servant Stalybridge
Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser 22 December 1866
Albert Hall Esq JP was a Patron of the Grand Foresters Bazaar and Exhibition
held at the Mechanics Institution in Stalybridge on 26 December 1866, held
to raise funds to reduce the debt owed on the building. Art and craft works
were on display
Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser 26 January 1867
Albert Hall Esq JP of Stalybridge was a Vice President of the Constitutional Association
The Association was recently formed by working men of the Manchester area
to counteract the National Reform Union.
1871 CENSUS
Ash Cottage, Huddersfield Road, Stayley (next door to No 85)
Albert Hall Head 66 1805 - Cheshire
Basil Hall Son 31 1840 - Cheshire
Emily Tweedale Servant 28 1843 - Lancashire
Mary Hurst Servant 83 1788 - Cheshire
1881 CENSUS
200 Stocks, Stalybridge
Albert Hall Head Widower 76 1805 Retired Cotton Spinner Stalybridge
Basil Hall Son 42 1839 Agent Stalybridge
Emily Tweedale Servant 42 1839 Domestic Servant Ashton under Lyne
Burial: 3 Jan 1886
Old St George, Stalybridge
Albert Hall - Age: 81 yrs
Abode: Stalybridge
Buried by: J. B. Jelly-Dudley
Register: Burials 1865 - 1968, Page 61, Entry 484
Source: LDS Family Search
BURIALS IN THIS GRAVE:
OCT 29 TH 1836 MIRIAM HALL AGE 10 M
APR 17 TH 1841 ANNE HALL AGE 35
JAN 3 RD 1886 ALBERT HALL AGE 81
Inscription
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
MIRIAM HALL DAUGHTER OF
ALBERT AND ANN HALL
OF THIS TOWN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 27 TH 1836
IN THE FIRST YEAR OF HER AGE
ALSO OF THE ABOVE
ANN HALL WIFE OF
THE AFORESAID ALBERT HALL
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 13 TH 1841
IN THE 37 TH YEAR OF HER AGE
ALSO ALBERT HALL
WHO DIED DEC 31 ST 1885
IN HIS 82 ND YEAR
HIS END WAS PEACE
Gravesite Details
THIS GRAVESTONE IS NO LONGER IN THE CHURCHYARD
IT WAS REMOVED WHEN THE CHURCHYARD WAS LANDSCAPED
THE INSCRIPTION WAS RECORDED BEFORE ITS REMOVAL
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