All entries within the GPR for the family name HALL

Excellent service & it has helped me out with my Family Tree and I highly recommend this site to others thanks very much.

What a wonderful resource.

This helps with my research. I guess I'll have to come back to England to do more. Many thanks

Thank you for an invaluable resource. I am researching for a cousin in Australia (where I also live) and she will be so thrilled to see a headstone of her G G Grandparents, William Hall and Sarah Mary Billings Hall (nee Poulter). Thanks again. Kind regards, Ian Whittington

Thanks Charles for your speedy response! The photo of my GG Grandfathers headstone is fantastic. You provide brilliant service!Regards...Daryl Hall, Bendigo, Australia.

Many thanks for your service without it our family would not be able to connect with it's past

Many thanks to your site I've been able to research my ancestor's and discover where they are laid to rest, with out this service this wouldn't have been possible

I live in El Salvador, Central America and I have been working on a genealogical study of the Hall's who show a continuous presence in Gate Helmsley and Dunnington area for almost 250 years. My grandfather, Fred, was evidently born in Dunnington about 1888 although there seem to some later connections with the Walmgate area in York. Fred always insisted that his family were from Gate Helmsley, just a mile of so from Dunnington. His mother, Mary Hall, is variously reported to have been born in Gate Helmsley or Wilberfoss around 1861 but I have never established this or that she ever married. In the 1891 census Fred, his mother and some uncles and aunts were said to be living with his grandfather, James Hall, variously reported to have been born in Gate Helmsley, Holtby or Warthill in 1826 or 1832. In the 1901 census indicates that he was living with a grandparent, a Jane Whitwell born around 1830 but with no marriage details for the mother it's difficult to establish a relationship with this family. Have hit another more serious brick wall on a George Hall born in Gate Helmsley born around 1671 but my sources have failed to provide any parents. Evidently married around 1695 to a Mary and I am supposing an Agar born Stockton on the Forest? It appears he had four children, William, Mary, George and Francis. There is a truncated link to a Mary Hall born around November, 1609, in Gate Helmsley who possibly married twice to a Jonie Sicklin, born in Dunnington and to a Robert Wittie born in Beverley. Robert Wittie was a respected doctor famous for his literary discourse on the virtues of sea bathing and the spa waters of Scarborough. Can anybody help? Do the local church yards offer any clues to the identity of this George? Is he linked in some way to this Mary Wittie nee Hall?

Has anybody visited the church yards in the Gate Helmsley, Dunnington, Holtby, Warthill, Upper Helmsley, Stockton on the Forest areas? Looking for a Hall family who resided in this area for some 250 years, evidently in Gate Helmsley where I can show a continuous line from 1671 to the end of the 1900's. Had fully intended to make the effort myself but, living in El Salvador, Central America, there's no knowing when I will eventually make it.

What a wonderful resource to be able to tap into. Thanks so much for your generosity. I will definitely be visiting the graveyard when I come over from Australia.

I was so excited to find a grave photo of my Great Great Grandparents. Thank you very much. The photo is excellent

Really appreciate your site and have already located three of my relatives buried in England.Sadly,I did not know that my cousin Joy Harrison had died.Hopefully,I can make some contact with long lost cousin's.

Thank you very much for a wonderful resource. At last I now know when Thomas Hall (died 1867 the son of William Hall and Jane)died after a very long search.

Thanks so much for this wonderful resource!!

Thanks very much for the photo. I think that it is wonder that you have taken the time to take photos and put them online for people. Nothing seems to be free these days so it is a great service you are doing. Louise Sowerby

I would like to thank you all for a great and unselfish service that you provide to people, especially to ones like me who live far away in Australia

Thank you for the prompt service and for taking the time to go out and photograph the gravestones in the first place. It must be a labour of love and is really appreciated by myseldf undertaking family history research.

Thank you so much, this is another piece of evidence to support my research of the Hall family from Barkestone. I am so pleased that I stumbled upon this site. Excellent resource, excellent response.