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HALLAM John William^[1]
1884 -

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• Birth	15 Jul 1884	Shipley, Nr Ilkeston, Derbyshire   [1]
  	I now have his birth certificate. No: 419 Born: Fifteenth July 1884 Shipley, Derbyshire Name: John William Sex: Boy Name & Surname of Father: Blank - No Father Stated. Name, Surname & Maiden Name of Mother: Mary Jane Hallam - Housekeeper. Occupation of Father: Blank Informant: Elizabeth Hallam - Present at birth - Shipley When Registered: 21 August 1884 Registrar: G Baker
  Gender	Male
  Died	1911 to 19?? WW1?
  Notes	Free BMD - Births Sep 1884 Hallam John William Basford 7b 152 - Now got! Marriage certificate 8 December 1906 (obtained 8/2/02): John William Hallam, aged 22, Bachelor, Coal Miner of North Norman Street, Cotmanhay. No father or profession entered. Ada Woolley, aged 20, spinster of North Norman Street, Cotmanhay. Father Aurthur Woolley, Labourer at Gas Works. Married according to the Rites & Ceremonies of the Methodist Free Church. Ebenezer Chapel, Awsworth Road, Ilkeston, Derbys. Witnesses: Edward Davies, Elizabeth Pope. Cotmanhay, Christ Church Parish Registers: Baptism 1908, May 20. John William son of John William & Ada. 57 Ash St, Miner. by Jas. J. Hutchinson. Arthur Hallam: April/May/June Qtr 1909 REF: Basford 7b 237 - To get yet. On Sons (Walter-My Grandad) COPY Birth Certificate says Father is a Coalminer, Hewer (Cotmanhay, Ilkeston). Resided 121, Highbury Road, Nottingham. Cannot find this at all now? Always was a hospital? Now believed to be the Basford Workhouse. This became Highbury Hospital and presumably this address continued to be used on certificates. Investigation notes: Nottm University Archives: Highbury Hospital had its origins in the provisions of the 1837 Poor Law Act and was, for its first eighty years, the infirmary of the Basford Union Workhouse. These origins led it to specialise in particular types of disability and for a considerable time it functioned both as a hospital for mental and geriatric patients and as a general hospital staffed by specialists from Nottingham General Hospital providing surgery and midwifery services. Custodial history: The records were transferred to the University from the Nottinghamshire Area Health Authority (Teaching) South Nottingham District in April 1976 and April 1979. Scope:The records consist primarily of registers of the admission and discharge of patients (1895-1950). There are also registers of persons of unsound mind detained in the institution (1914-1947) and registers of sick, maternity and mental patients (1911-1950). Registers of births (1871-1947) and of deaths (1871-1948) are also present, as is a delivery ward register (1916-1942). Records dealing with the Basford Union as an administrative unit were transfered to Nottinghamshire Archives Office. (These include some records of a medical nature, notably vaccination registers.) The records held at the University relate only to the admissions, discharges and treatment of patients while in Highbury Hospital. Did John William Hallam die in WW1?? Checked and checked - nothing found as yet (Sept 2007) Must be a death somewhere! Name: Lived in Ilkeston. What happened to him and his wife Ada Woolley?
  Person ID	I0069	Hallam, Wilson, Crowder, Harris
  Last Modified	24 Apr 2008

  
  

  Father	FEARN George,   b. 1867
  Relationship	birth
  Mother	HALLAM Mary Jane,   b. 1864
  Relationship	birth
  Married	7 Apr 1888	Cotmanhay, Derbyshire, England
  Family ID	F030	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	WOOLLEY Ada,   b. Between 1886 and 1890, BMD? Births Jun 1890 Woolley Ada Basford 7b 13_
  Married	8 Dec 1906	Ebenezer Chapel, Awsworth Road, Ilkeston, Derbys.
  Notes	Marriage certificate 8 December 1906 (obtained 8/2/02): John William Hallam, aged 22, Bachelor, Coal Miner of North Norman Street, Cotmanhay. No father or proffession entered. Ada Woolley, aged 20, spinster of North Norman Street, Cotmanhay. Father Aurthur Woolley, Labourer at Gas Works. Married according to the Rites & Ceremonies of the Methodist Free Church. Ebenezer Chapel, Awsworth Road, Ilkeston, Derbys. Witnesses: Edward Davies, Elizabeth Pope.
  Children	1. Living   2. Living > 3. HALLAM Walter Herbert,   b. 13 Sep 1911, 121, Highbury Road, Bulwell, Nottingham, England ,   d. 29 Jan 1998, St.Andrews Lodge, Hucknall Road, Nottingham
  Documents		Marriage of John William Hallam to Ada Woolley 1906 at the Ebeneezer Chapel, Awsworth Road, Ilkeston. Status: Located
  Family ID	F029	Group Sheet

  
  

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  FreeBMD Copy of image - Birth of John William Hallam - Births Sep 1884 Hallam John William Basford 7b 152 Status: Located

  
  

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  [S01871] Hallam 18 Jan 02.GED, David Hallam. Date of Import: Jan 18, 2002