Person    | Female  Died 1922

Harriet Mary Margaret Hall (née Knipe)

Harriet Mary Margaret Hall (née Knipe)

Eldest daughter of Edward Knipe, of Water Newton, Huntingdonshire. Married Newman Hall (as his second wife) on 29 March 1880, with no issue.

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Harriet Mary Margaret Hall (née Knipe)

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Newman Hall

Opposite is Newman Hall's former home.

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