Hallandal

NOT Hallendall or Hallandel.

1. George Hallandal,
   George Sterling Hallandal, born 16 Feb 1846, no.4, must be Tarling St, Tower Hamlets, London [GRO.UK],
   written as "George Stirling Hallandal" at dau's birth 1876,
   mar Caroline Day [born 1847],
   can't find mar in [GRO.UK],
   at dau's birth 1874 they are living 2 Bale St, Mile End, London (see map), he is listed as "Warehouse man",
   at dau's birth 1876 they are living 22 Wellington Rd, Bromley, London (see map), he is listed as "labourer",
   at dau's birth 1879 they are living 68 Fairfoot Rd, Tower Hamlets, London (see map), he is listed as "Warehouse man",
   they are listed in [UK census, 4 Apr 1881] as living 104 Rokeby St, West Ham, London (see map), he is listed as "Warehouseman",
   he is described as "porter" at dau's mar 1896,
   had issue:

   
   

   1. Caroline Hallandal,
      Caroline Mary Hallandal, born 26 Nov 1874, 2 Bale St, Mile End [GRO.UK],
      alive in 1881 census.

      
      

   2. Alice Hallandal,
      Alice Maud Hallandal, born 26 Sept 1876, 22 Wellington Rd, Bromley [GRO.UK],
      her parents died when she was young,
      she was brought up by strict maiden ladies, members of Plymouth Brethren, couldn't wait to marry to escape them,
      at mar she is listed as living 21 Mays Buildings, St. Martin's Lane, London (see map),
      mar 29 Aug 1896 [her age 19, him age 34], St Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, London [GRO.UK],
      to James Davis [born 1862] and had issue.

      
      

   3. Edith Hallandal,
      Edith Sarah Hallandal, born 3 Oct 1879, 68 Fairfoot Rd, Tower Hamlets [GRO.UK],
      alive in 1881 census.

   
   

2. Emma Mary Hallandal, born 1851,
   she is living 35 Lucas St (unidentified, a few possibilities) at mar,
   mar 14 Sept 1872, Stepney parish church, London [GRO.UK]
   to William Rowland [born 1851, son of John Thomas Rowland, bricklayer],
   he is optician, living 1 Collingwood St, Tower Hamlets, London (see map) at mar.

Henry Hallanddal,
listed as "Stay Maker" at dau's mar (same specialised profession as Edwin above),
had issue:

1. Emma Hallanddal,
   Emma Jane Hallanddal, born 1850, Westminster, London,
   both her and husband James are listed as living 14 Bidborough Street, St. Pancras (see map) at mar,
   mar 24 July 1871, parish church, St.Pancras, London [GRO.UK]
   to James Williamson [born 1847, Holborn, London, son of Isaac Williamson, "painter"],
   James is listed as "painter" at mar,
   in [UK census, 1881] they are living 50 Cromwell Rd, Islington, London (this road is now vanished under Whittington Park, Upper Holloway, see map), he is listed as "painter",
   had issue:
   1. James I. Williamson, born 1873, Islington, London, alive in 1881 census.
   2. George Williamson, born 1876, Islington, alive in 1881 census.
   3. Emma E. Williamson, born 1879, Hornsey, London, alive in 1881 census.

2. Henry Hallandal, born 1861, Westminster,
   listed as "carman" (a person who drove a vehicle used to transport goods), staying with sister's family in 1881 census.

• Must be related:
  • Witnessed mar of Emma Mary Hallandal, 1872:
    • Robert Hallandal.
    • Louisa Hallandal.

• Might be related:
  • Listed in [UK census, 1881] as staying, apparently as lodgers, with a family at 3 Paterson St, St Thomas, Mile End Old Town:
    • Louisa C. Hallandal, born 1849, parish of St George in the East, London,
      listed as "book folder" (part of book binding), single, in 1881 census.
    • Sarah Ann M. Hallandal, born 1856, parish of St George in the East, London,
      listed as "tailoress", single, in 1881 census.

  • Henry Hallandal, labourer, had issue:
    1. Alfred Hallandal,
       listed as "Bill Deliverer", living Bethnal Green, London, at mar,
       mar 2 Aug 1874, church of St. James the Great, Bethnal Green Road, Bethnal Green (see map), London [GRO.UK]
       to Mary Brown [née Fogg, a widow, dau of James Fogg, police officer],
       she was living Bethnal Green at mar.

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