Henry Hall (of Sheffield)
c.1802 Born in Worcester city[1]
1834 Henry Hall of Worcester, married Ann Bingham (born in Sheffield, c.1806[2]) in Chesterfield[3]
1848 Put money into George Walker's new electroplating business in Sheffield, forming Walker, Coulson and Hall
1851 Henry Hall 48, retired wholesale grocer, lived in Claines with Ann Hall 44; John Bingham 12, of Sheffield, was a visitor[4]
1852 The business with George Walker became Walker and Hall
1861 Henry Hall 59, silver plater, master and manufacturer, lived in Ecclesfield with Ann Hall 55[5]
Walker and Hall took Hall’s nephew, John Edward Bingham, into Partnership.
1871 Henry Hall 69, Retired Silver Plate Manufacturer, lived in Abergavenny, with Ann Hall 65[6]
1872 Retired from Walker and Hall
1881 Henry Hall 79, Retired Manufacturer Of Gold & Silver Plate, lived in Abergavenny, with Ann Hall 75[7]
1889 Died in Abergavenny[8]