The Hall Family

Annie Beatrice Hall

• Birth: England Birth Index (2Q1879 vol 3a p65)
• Parents: buried as an infant in the same grave that her parents are later buried in
  
• Death: England Death Index (3Q1879 vol 3a p36)
• Burial: Richmond Cemetery Burial Registers Text: Deceased Name Anne B. Hall, Age 4 months, Date of Burial 02/08/1879, Location Twickenham Cemetery (Section B Grave Number 44 fourth row, position 1)

Elizabeth Mary (Hall) Underwood

Elizabeth Mary Hall and Frederick George Underwood with their infant Sydney Walter Hall. On the back, handwritten: "Elizabeth and Frederick Underwood, 1892, with Sidney Walter (Uncle Fred)" image from Centre for Community and Oral History at Nippissing University - Leppan Photo Album

Frederick George Underwood is seated left and Elizabeth Mary (Hall) Underwood on the occasion of the marriage of their son Louis George Underwwod to Lily Elizabeth Travers in Hampshire in 1921. image from Centre for Community and Oral History at Nippissing University - Leppan Photo Album

• Sydney Walter Hall (1890 - ? )
• Louis George Underwood (1893 - 1970)
• Minnie Beatrice Underwood (1894 - 1978)
• Henry Francis Underwood (1896 - 1959)
• Harold Leonard Underwood (1898 - 1978)
• Emily Alice May Underwood (1899 - 1989)
• Lilian Elizabeth Kate Underwood (1901 - 1921)
• Caroline Annie Underwood (1904 - 1985)

• Birth: England Birth Index (3Q1873 vol 3a p64); exact place from 1881 census
  
• Marriage: England Marriage Index (2Q1892 vol 3a p182)
  

George Hall

• Elizabeth Mary Hall (1873 - ? )
• Joseph Francis Hall (1875 - 1903)
  
• George Lewis Hall (1877 - 1930)
• Annie Beatrice Hall (1879 - 1879)

• Birth: England Birth Index (3Q1850 vol 3 p35); exact place from 1881 census
• Marriage: England Marriage Index (1Q1873 vol 3a p91); certificate held by Pauline Biggs: Text: Marriage solomnized in the church of St Philip & St James, Whitton, Middlesex, Record no. 62, February 17th, George Hall, Batchelor, Age 23, Gardener of Whitton. & Julia Shaw, Spinster, Age 22, of Whitton, Fathers: Joseph Hall, Labourer and Francis Shaw, Labourer. Witnesses: William Taylor & Lydia Taylor. Married by Banns
• Occupation: 1881, 1891, 1901 census
• Death: England Death Index (1Q1928 vol 3a p175)
• Burial: Richmond Cemetery Burial Registers Text: Deceased Name George Hall, Age 78 Years, Date of Burial 29/02/1928, Location Twickenham Cemetery (Section B Grave Number 44 fourth row, position 4)
  

George Lewis Hall

• Birth: England Birth Index (2Q1877 vol 3a p70); exact place from 1881 census
  
• Occupation: 1891, 1901 census
• Death: England Death Index (3Q1930 vol 3a p84)
• Burial: Richmond Cemetery Burial Registers Text: Deceased Name George L. Hall, Age 53 Years, Date of Burial 16/07/1930, Location Twickenham Cemetery (Section B Grave I16, position 4)

Joseph Francis Hall

• Birth: England Birth Index (2Q1875 vol 3a p63); exact place from 1881 census
• Occupation: 1891, 1901 census
• Death: England Death Index (4Q1903 vol 1b p28)
• Burial: Richmond Cemetery Burial Registers Text: Deceased Name Mr Joseph Francis Hall, Age 29 Years, Date of Burial 14/11/1903, Location Twickenham Cemetery (Section B Grave Number 44 fourth row, position 2)

Sydney Walter (Hall) Underwood

Sydney Walter (Hall) Underwood is the infant in the photograph taken in 1892, also showing his mother, Elizabeth Mary Hall and father, Frederick George Underwood. On the back, handwritten: "Elizabeth and Frederick Underwood, 1892, with Sidney Walter (Uncle Fred)" image from Centre for Community and Oral History at Nippissing University - Leppan Photo Album

• Birth: England Birth Index (3Q1890 vol 3a p72); exact place from 1891 census
• Parents: 1901 census; in the 1891 census, Sydney Hall is shown as the son of George Hall and Emily Eliza (Shaw) Hall, although more than 13 years younger than his next older sibling. In the 1901 census, Sydney Underwood is shown as the son of Frederick George Underwood and Elizabeth Mary Hall. Frederick and Elizabeth were married in 1892. My best guess is that Sydney's real parents were Elizabeth and probably Frederick, although it is possible that he really was the son of George and Emily and then adopted by Elizabeth and Frederick.
• Notes: Centre for Community and Oral History at Nippissing University - Leppan Photo Album