The John Bargrave Collection
John Hall ( - c.1722)
Minister and collector of manuscripts. On 14 June 1694, Hall was installed as curate in the churches at Guisbrough, Upleatham, and Fishlake (De la Pryme, 181, cf. CCEd ID: 134945). In his will dated 18 September 1722, being “sick in body,” Hall named a Thomas Perkins of Hatfield, his “loving brother,” as an executor (ibid., 305). Hall evidently married Thomas Perkins’ sister, Sarah. Hall had a son, also named John, who was fellow St. John’s College, Cambridge. He was ordained deacon in the church of St. Mary in Nottingham and priest at York Minster on 5 March 1721. He was installed curate in the church at Upleatham on 4 April 1722, but died prematurely that same year at age 26 (ibid., 181).Other Links: https://theclergydatabase.org.uk/jsp/persons/CreatePersonFrames.jsp?PersonID=134945 - CCEd Person ID: 134945 Relevant locations: Workplace or place of business Guisborough
Workplace or place of business Fishlake
Workplace or place of business Upleatham
People linked to person: John Hall was a friend of Abraham de la Pryme (15 Jan 1671-12/13 Jun 1704)
John Hall was a correspondent of Ralph Thoresby (1658-1725)
John Hall was a donor to Ralph Thoresby (1658-1725)
Thomas Perkins (-fl. 1723) was a friend of John Hall
Thomas Perkins (-fl. 1723) was a brother-in-law of John Hall