richard aguilar hall

[macgregor]

hello,
        looking for info on richard aquilar hall,his son was edward hall who was achief stewart on a ship possibly merchant navy.b @1861,i can't find anything so far he lived in liverpool i think.
 sorry to be so vague but it's for my next door neighbour who is in his eighties!
     best regards colin

[PaulineJ]

Too vague.

1861?
Is this Richard's birth date, his son's birth date or the census to which you (presumably) refer?

Re-request on http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,390196.msg2616838.html#msg2616838

Pauline

[macgregor]

hello pauline it is his birth date
                     colin

[Barbara.H]

Reply posted on the duplicate post in Requests:

Edward Hall was listed as a Chief Steward in Gore's 1900 directory, living at 29 Stanford St, Liverpool S.

  Barbara

[km1971]

Hi Colin

If you want to follow the merchant marine angle here is a good link - http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/militaryhistory/merchant/step5.htm. The Newfoundland lists are on a CD I think, and you could try the Liverpool Maritime Museum's website - http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/maritime/archive/, to see what they have.

Ken

[macgregor]

hello,so sorry my 82 yr old neighbour got the surname wrong should have been williams not hall after i sent off for the marriage certificate i found out his scribbling was not quite right his mother was called lydia williams her father was called richard aquilar williams he ran a pub called the bridge inn childwall valley road liverpool,richards daughter,lydia was barmaid where she met and married edward hall according to albert,thanks so far-so difficult hall and williams,to find out edwards father would be good,
                                                             p.s. this is not for me its just a nice thing to do