Dulce Evelyne Thompson 1889

Harold Flintoff Hall 1870-1942
Harold was born 1 February 1870, the son of James Hall and Ann Eliza Gibson, in Durham City, England.. He moved to Khartoum, Soudan, and became a cotton grower, and was still living in Khartoum, Soudan at the time of his marriage to Dulce, in 1910. Dulce decided she didn't like living in Khartoum, so they returned to England to live.
Dulce Evelyn Thompson 1889-1979
Dulce Thompson was born on 5 May 1889, the daughter of Viginti Tertius Thompson and Violet Allison. Harold left Dulce in 1937; she was awarded a divorce in 1941.
I have identified the following children.

Kenneth Thompson	Born 2 Jan 1913	Darlington, Durham	Married Cicely Peel
Harold Noel Thompson	Born 20 Dec 1916	South Shields, Durham	Married Mary Jancolovicz
Pheemie Dulce Pamela	Born 27 May 1920	South Shields, Durham	Married Kenneth Jamieson
Vivienne Yvonne	Born 9 Apr 1922	Stagbury, Chipstead, Surrey	Married Capt. Ronald P. Grellis

Birth

Dulce Evelyn Thompson

b: 5 May 1889 1889 3Q Houghton 10a 448
daughter of Viginti Tertius Thompson and Violet Allison

Harold Flintoff Hall

b: 1 Feb 1870 Durham City, County Durham 1870 1Q Durham 10a 362
son of James Hall and Ann Eliza Gibson

Marriage

6 Sep 1910
Dulce Evelyn Thompson
Harold Flintoff Hall

St. James, Westminster 1910 3Q Westminster 1a 1245
Spinster, Father: Viginti Tertius Thompson, Tower Hill, Middleton-St.-George, County Durham

Newspaper

7 September 1910 MARRIAGE
Yesterday, Dulce, only daughter of Mr. V. T. Thompson, J. P. , of Tower Hill, Middleton-St.-George, County Durham, was quietly married at St. James, Westminster, to Mr. Harold F. Hall, of Khartoum, Soudan. Owing to the bereavement in the brides family, no guests were invited, only relatives and a few intimate friends being present. The nuptial knot was tied by the Right Rev, Llewellyn Gwynne, Bishop of Khartoum, a friend of the bridegroom, who was attended by Capt. N. W. Gardiner, of the Royal Fusiliers, attached to the Egyptian Army, as best man. The bride was given away by her father. The presents were very numerous, beautiful, and costly. Mr. and Mrs. Hall left King's Cross by the 2:20 express for York, whence they will motor through Scotland on their honeymoon, prior to sailing for Khartoum on September 24th.

Middleton-St. George - A village and parish in Darlington District, Durham. The village is on the river Tees,
at the boundary with Yorkshire, near Dinsdale spa, 4½ miles ESE of Darlington.

Children

Kenneth Thompson Hall

b: 2 Jan 1913 1913 1Q Darlington 10a 41
son of Harold F. Hall and Dulce Thompson

Harold Noel Hall

b: 20 Dec 1916 1917 1Q South Shields 10a 1294
son of Harold Flintoff Hall and Dulce Thompson

Pheemie Dulce Pamela Hall

b: 27 May 1920 1920 3Q South Shields 10a 1740
daughter of Harold F. Hall and Dulce Thompson

Vivienne Yvonne Hall

b: 9 Apr 1922 Stagbury, Chipstead, Surrey 1922 2Q Reigate 2a 331
daughter of Harold F. Hall and Dulce Thompson

1939 Register	Birth Date	September 1939
?ruthion Farm, Guildford, Surrey
Dulce E. Hall (M) Anne S. Clark (M) ---------- ----------	5 May 1889 27 Jul 1896 ---------- ----------	Unpaid Domestic Dressmaker --------- ---------

1939 Register	Birth Date	September 1939
The Grange, St. Michaels, Tenterden, Kent
Harold F. Hall (M)	1 Feb 1870	General Sec Services Fellows ??? Assoc.

1939 Register	Birth Date	September 1939
29 Willow Cres, East, Eton, Buckinghamshire
Kenneth S. Hall (s) Harold N. T. Hall (s) Margaret Murray (s) Ronald W. J. Hughes (s) William R. L. Hubbard (M) Stella S. Hubbard (M)	2 Jan 1913 20 Dec 1916 25 May 1780 28 Jan 1929 22 Feb 1904 5 Nov 1904	Fire Servives, Tech. Assistant Shipping Clerk Domestic Nurse at School Driver Fitting Oil Lease Unpaid Domestic

The Evening Independent, May 8, 1941

Husband Refuses To Speak to Wife For Twelve Years London, May 8 - AP - For twelve years her husband didn't speak a word to her before he left her in 1937, Mrs. Harold Flintoff Hall told a surrey court. Her divorce petition was granted,
She said she couldn't remember what started the family spat that made Hall mum.

Death

Harold Flintoff Hall

Died in 1942 in Esher, Surrey 1942 1Q Lambeth 1d 266

Death

Dulce Evelyne (Thompson) Hall

24 Nov 1979, Age 90, 1979 4Q Horsham 18 1991
of Honeywood House, Rowhook, Rudgwick, Horsham, East Sussex

Summary of the Will
of Dulce Evelyn Hall
of Honeywood House,
Rowhook, Rudgwick, Horsham, East Sussex
formerly of Stagbury, Holmbury, St. Mary, Surrey 1889 - 1979 Dated 17 October 1977
(Her estate totaled £ 35,106.00)

Trustees and Executors: Martin Wallace Monkhouse, of 86 The Avenue, London,
Ronald Scott Lawrance Bowker, of 31 Southgate Street, Winchester, Hampshire,
and, Kenneth Thompson Hall, of Primrose Hill, Lucan, County Dublin, Erie.

Each Executor: £100 each

John Cantrill, Lowlands Farm, Kingswood, Surrey £ 100

Mrs. Eileen Florence Lee, 19 Felday Houses,
Holmsbury, St. Mary £ 100, if still in my service at my death.

Mrs. Kitty Lucas, Holmsbury, St. Mary £ 100

Son, Kenneth Thompson Hall My small sideboard.

Daughter, Pheemie Dulce Pamela Jamieson My Spinet

Daughter, Vivienne Yvonne Grellis My Oriental Pearls, and my Tallboy in the bedroom.

Son-in-law, Kenneth Jamieson My Silver Claret Jug

Son-in-law, Capt. R. P. Grellis My Cut glass decanters, wineglasses, and tumblers.

Daughter-in-law Cicely Hall My wooden box inlaid with ivory and tortoiseshell.

My Settlement Trust from V. T. Thompson and
Reginald James Harris, Dated 31 October 1930 Three Tenths to son, Kenneth Thompson Hall,
Three Tenths to daughter, Pheemie Dulce Pamela Jamieson,
Four Tenths to daughter, Vivienne Yvonne Grellis.

My Surviving Children: All of my residuary Trust Fund, divided equally.