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Dorothy Kate Hall, daughter of Thomas James Hall, coal merchant and Kate Hall
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Date
Type
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1899
Born
In the Parish of Groombridge, Kent and Sussex
1911 Census
Withyham and Groombridge, Sussex
 
2nd April 1911
Census
At 6 Meadow Road, Groombridge in the Parish of Withyham, Sussex; Dorothy Kate Hall, F, Daughter, age 12, born Groombridge, Sussex; occupation: school
1911 Census
Withyham and Groombridge, Sussex

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Hall, Halle, Halls family records
The ancestral pedigree of Dorothy Kate Hall
  
 Thomas James Hall
coal merchant		m: c 1891Kate 
 b: 1873 Groombridge, Kent  b: 1868 Southborough, Kent 
  
    
 Dorothy Kate Edwin Thomas Cassie Muriel Leslie James
 b: 1899 Groombridge, Kent and Sussex b: 1902 Groombridge, Kent and Sussex b: 1904 Groombridge, Kent and Sussex b: 1907 Groombridge, Kent and Sussex
     
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