HALSALL FAMILY HISTORY
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William Henry Halsall and Sarah Randale Kelly, both from Manx families, married in Liverpool on the 30th of July 1894 and had ten children. For William Henry, it was his second marriage, his first wife having emigrated and settled in Newark, New Jersey, USA.
| Baptised Name | Event | Date | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| William John Halsall | born | 17 Jan 1892 | Liverpool,England |
| Eleanor Clara Halsall | born | ~1893 | Liverpool,England |
| Sarah Randall Halsall | born | 10 Nov 1894 | Liverpool,England |
| Thomas Halsall | born | ~1899 | Liverpool,England |
| Mona Halsall | born | ~1900 | Liverpool,England |
| Edward Halsall | born | 31 Dec 1904 | |
| Margaret Jane Halsall | born | 1908 | |
| Florence Halsall | born | 1910 | Liverpool,England |
| Louisa Halsall | born | 27 Jan 1914 | |
| James Halsall | born | Feb 1917 |
William Henry Halsall was one of eight children of Manx parents William Halsall and Mary Ann Kelly who also married in Liverpool.
| Baptised Name | Event | Date | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| William Henry Halsall | born | 23 Oct 1857 | Liverpool,England |
| John Halsall | born | 23 Jan 1860 | Liverpool,England |
| Ann Jane Halsall | born | 24 Feb 1862 | Liverpool,England |
| Mary Ann Halsall | born | 9 Feb 1864 | Liverpool,England |
| Robert Halsall | born | 4 May 1866 | Liverpool,England |
| Thomas Halsall | born | 22 Aug 1870 | Liverpool,England |
| George Halsall | born | 18 Oct 1872 | Liverpool,England |
| Emily Halsall | born | 1880 | Liverpool,England |
William Henry Halsall, was born in 1857 at Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England while the family were living at 188 Bedford Street. He was christened on 15th November 1857 at St. Peters Church, Liverpool.
William Henry Halsall's father, William Halsal was born in Isle of Man around 1835. He was a labourer in his early working life but went to sea from at least 1873. William Halsall was "engineer" on a number of steamships including Brunel's famous SS Great Britain. His father in turn was Thomas Halsal, a joiner. William may have been born in Malew and his mother may have been Isabella Quirk as there are census (1841 & 1851), christening (1833) and marriage (1822) records that match closely. It is possible that Richard Quine, who was a witness at the Liverpool marriage of William and Mary Ann in 1857, is the same one who was at Glen Rushen, Patrick Parish were William was too in 1851, while both were working in Lead Mining.