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Letter from Henry Hall, 10 January 1795
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CA RBD MSG 1299-2-01-009
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1 sheet
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(1772-1804)
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Henry Hall was a merchant born on 29 July 1772 in Andover, Massachusetts, the son of William Hall and Christina Barbara Juncken Hall. Henry moved to Quebec City in approximately 1792. He married Loisa Harrison on 7 November 1802, and they had a son, Erle Henry Hall, in 1803. Henry died in Quebec City on 16 May 1804.
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Letter from Henry Hall to his grandmother Sarah Barker. Contents of the letter chiefly concern family news.
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- Barker, Sarah Gindall, died 1803 (Recipient)