File:Blue Plaque - George Hall - Folkestone.jpg
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A Blue Plaque dedicated to George Hall
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English: Folkestone - 1901 - George Hall FISHMONGER and POULTERER - Lived here with his wife Alice and their three children. William, Alice and George. Also living here at the time were his sister Martha, a domestic help, and sister-in-law Thirza Dench, a dressmaker, their shop also included what is now No.44, although the premises were divided in 1911 when Harry Green and his sister Harriet set up a ham and beef shop |
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inscription: Folkestone - 1901 - George Hall FISHMONGER and POULTERER - Lived here with his wife Alice and their three children. William, Alice and George. Also living here at the time were his sister Martha, a domestic help, and sister-in-law Thirza Dench, a dressmaker, their shop also included what is now No.44, although the premises were divided in 1911 when Harry Green and his sister Harriet set up a ham and beef shop (English)