Hoare of Greens
Norton: A working paper by
William Acton
Genealogist with C.Hoare & Co (Hoare’s
Bank)
of 37 Fleet Street,
London EC4P 4DQ.
Last updated: 9 February 2017
Thomas
hore, of Norton Davy (now Greens
Norton), Northamptonshire, married
Elizabeth,[1] and died circa 1526,[2] having had issue,
1a William
hore, of Greens Norton, living
1524[3] and 1526,[4] and died between 21 March 1544/5 and 10 May
1546.[5]
2a Thomas hore,
of Greens Norton, living 1526,[6] born circa 1506,[7] married Agnes (buried at
Greens Norton 24 February 1572/3),[8] and was buried at Greens Norton 13 May 1573,[9] having had issue,[10]
1b William hoare,[11] married Catherine[12] (buried at Greens Norton 26 September
1626),[13] and was buried at Greens Norton 29 June 1608,[14] having had issue,
1c Thomas, baptised at Greens Norton 20 March 1567/8,[15] POSSIBLY had
issue (see below).
2c Jane, baptised
at Greens Norton 16 August 1571.[16]
3c Katherine, baptised at Greens Norton 28 January 1572/3,[17] and was PROBABLY buried at Greens Norton 18 April 1574.[18]
4c John, baptised
at Greens Norton 13 February 1573/4,[19] and was buried at Greens Norton 4 December 1580.[20]
5c Blanche, baptised at Greens Norton 6 November 1575.[21]
6c William, baptised at Greens Norton 5 February 1585/6,[22] POSSIBLY married Ellen, leaving issue (see below), OR married at Towcester 16 November 1629 Mary Clerke,
leaving issue (see below).
7c Mary, baptised
at Greens Norton 12 March 1588/9,[23] and was buried at Greens Norton 13 May 1594.[24]
2b John hoare,
married first Catherine (buried at Greens Norton 6 May 1578),[25] and had issue,
1c William, baptised at Greens Norton 27 July 1565,[26] and PROBABLY died before 6 December 1591.[27]
2c George, baptised at Greens Norton 22 February 1566/7,[28] and was buried at Greens Norton 28 February
1566/7.[29]
3c Jane, baptised
at Greens Norton 7 March 1567/8.[30]
4c Thomas, baptised at Greens Norton 22 December 1569,[31] POSSIBLY had
issue (see below).
5c Alice, baptised
at Greens Norton 29 November 1571.[32]
6c Edmund,[33] of Greens Norton, married first at Bradden,
Northamptonshire 18 February 1599[34] Elizabeth Rowe (buried at Greens Norton 16 March
1616/7),[35] and had issue,
1d Anne, living
1634.[36]
2d Frances, living 1634.[37]
(6c cont) Edmund, married second[38] Mary Elliott (buried at Greens Norton 17 May 1641),[39] daughter
of Robert Elliott, of Greens Norton, and was buried
at Greens Norton 17 March 1634/5,[40] having had issue,
3d Alice, baptised
at Greens Norton 11 April 1619,[41] and was PROBABLY buried at Greens Norton 8 March 1690/1.[42]
4d John, of Greens Norton, baptised at Greens Norton 7 March 1619/20,[43] married Anne[44] (buried at Greens Norton 9 October 1679),[45] and was buried at Greens Norton 26 March 1684,[46] having had issue,
1e Mary, baptised
at Greens Norton 22 March 1649/50,[47] living 8 March 1683/4.[48]
2e Edward, of Greens Norton, baptised at Greens Norton 25 February 1653/4,[49] married Sarah (buried at
Greens Norton 13 January 1729/30),[50] and was buried at Greens Norton 8 August 1733,[51] having had issue,
1f Edward, baptised at Greens Norton 20 January 1690/1,[52] and was buried at Greens Norton 17 July 1692.[53]
2f Sarah, born
30 January 1691/2 (baptised at Greens
Norton 7 February 1691/2),[54] married 1717[55] Christopher Mansel,
Rector of Newton Long, Durham (born
circa 1686; died 28 October 1741),[56] fourth son of Edward
Mansel, of Cosgrove Hall and his wife Millicent Draper, and died 19 September 1769,[57] leaving issue.[58]
3e Sarah, baptised
at Greens Norton 30 November 1656,[59] living 8 March 1683/4.[60]
4e Frances, born at Greens Norton 11 February 1658/9,[61] living 8 March 1683/4.[62]
5e Anne, born
at Greens Norton 18 August 1660,[63] living 8 March 1683/4.[64]
6e John, of Northampton, Apothecary, baptised at Greens Norton 15 January 1663/4,[65] living 8 March 1683/4,[66] married Isabel Allsop,[67] daughter of Mary
Allsop, of Coventry, and died 1699,[68] having had issue,
1f Isabel, baptised at All Saints, Northampton 24 July 1695.[69]
7e Thomas, baptised at Greens Norton 25 March 1675/6,[70] and died before 8 March 1683/4.[71]
5d Edward, of Togher Castle, co. Cork,
Ireland, baptised (as Edmund Hoare) at Greens Norton 28
October 1621,[72] married Mary Woodcock[73] (died 27 August 1690),[74] younger daughter of
Captain John Woodcock, of Dublin, and Kilcragan, co. Kilkenny and his wife
Margaret Bennett, and died 3 July
1690,[75] having had issue,
1e Edward, Sheriff of co. Cork 1684, Mayor of
Cork 1686, married 25 March 1676
Sarah Burnell (buried 6 October
1715), daughter of Richard Burnell, and died
3 November 1709, leaving issue (Hoare of
Annabella).
2e Elizabeth.
3e Enoch, had issue (male line died out
1779).
4e Hester, married Samuel Terry, leaving issue.
5e Joseph, married first 3 March 1692 Rachel Rogers, leaving issue. Joseph, married second 19 August 1708 Deborah
Weilly. Joseph, married third 23
April 1713 Margaret Satterthwaite, leaving issue (Gurney Hoare, Duoro Hoare and Viscount Templewood). Joseph, married fourth 1720 as her second
husband Mary Beale, and died 14
October 1729.
6e Hannah, married 1704 William Bull.
6d Abraham, Lieutenant in the New Model Army,
baptised at Greens Norton 5 March 1623/4,[76] and died unmarried 1669/70.[77]
7d Margaret, baptised at Greens Norton 19 August 1627.[78]
9d William, twin, baptised at Greens Norton 13 February 1632/3,[79] and was buried at Greens Norton 13 February 1632/3.[80]
10d A son, twin, buried at Greens Norton 13 February 1632/3.[81]
7c Anne, baptised
at Greens Norton 2 May 1574.[82]
8c Frances, baptised at Greens Norton 3 June 1575.[83]
(2b cont) John hoare, married
second at Greens Norton 23 July 1580[84] Mary Knot, and was buried at Greens Norton 15 July 1613,[85] having had issue,
9c James, baptised
at Greens Norton 26 October 1581,[86] married first at Greens Norton 8 August 1601[87] Audrey Hope,
daughter of William Hope, and had issue,[88]
1d William, baptised at Greens Norton 15 October 1601.[89]
2d Nicholas, baptised at Greens Norton 8 September 1604,[90] and was buried at Towcester 17 July 1645.[91]
3d Mary, baptised
at Greens Norton 24 August 1611.[92]
4d James, baptised
at Greens Norton 17 April 1614.[93]
(9c cont) James, married second at Greens Norton 9 November 1615[94] Elizabeth Hastings (buried at Greens Norton 21 September 1670),[95] daughter
of John Hastings, of Towcester, Mercer,[96] and was buried at Greens Norton 4 December 1657,[97] having had issue,[98]
5d James, baptised
at Greens Norton 25 August 1616,[99] and was PROBABLY buried at Greens Norton EITHER 2
February 1643/4[100] OR 21
May 1654.[101]
6d Christian,[102] baptised at Greens Norton 2 October 1618,[103] and was buried at Greens Norton 18 November
1618.[104]
7d Edmund, baptised at Greens Norton 8 November 1619.[105]
8d Anthony, baptised at Greens Norton 14 April 1622,[106] living 1657.[107]
9d Frances, baptised at Greens Norton 26 January 1624/5,[108] married before 2 December 1657[109] UNKNOWN Evans,
leaving issue.
10d John, baptised
at Greens Norton 27 June 1627,[110] living 1657,[111] and was POSSIBLY the John Hoare, Potter,
who was buried at Potterspury 14
October 1680 (see below).
11d Thomas, baptised at Greens Norton 7 February 1629/30,[112] living 1657,[113] married Elizabeth,[114] and was buried at Greens Norton 23 December
1683.[115]
12d William, baptised at Greens Norton 13 February 1632/3,[116] living 1657,[117] married at Greens Norton 17 November 1669[118] Joan Welch, of
Adstone, Northamptonshire (buried at
Greens Norton 25 November 1699),[119] and was buried at Greens Norton 11 March 1686/7,[120] having had issue,
1e Thomas, baptised at Greens Norton 27 January 1670/1,[121] living 19 November 1699[122] and 13 December
1714,[123] married at Greens Norton 30 December 1696 Mary Nelson, and was buried at Greens Norton 18 July 1724,[124] having had issue,
1f William, baptised at Greens Norton 29 April 1698,[125] married at St Giles, Northampton 31 May 1721[126] Mary Nightingale (PROBABLY buried at Greens Norton 27 April 1725),[127] and had issue,
1g William, baptised at Greens Norton 26 January 1723/4,[128] married Susanna, and had issue,
1h John, baptised at Moreton Pinkney 2 November
1744.[129]
2h Anne, baptised at Moreton Pinkney 20 January 1746/7,[130]
and was buried at Moreton Pinkney 22
January 1746/7.[131]
3h Anne, baptised at Moreton Pinkney 6/16
December 1747,[132]
and married at Moreton Pinkney 8 July
1767[133] William
Humphrey.
4h Mary, baptised at Moreton Pinkney 26 April
1750.[134]
5h Susanna, baptised at Moreton Pinkney 17 May
1755.[135]
6h Richard, baptised at Moreton Pinkney 27 February
1757,[136] married at Edgcote 26 March 1787[137] Anne
Wood, and had issue,
1i William, privately baptised 2 July 1787 (publicly baptised at Catesby, Northamptonshire 6
October 1787),[138]
and was buried at Moreton Pinkney 27
May 1825.[139]
7h Elizabeth, baptised at Moreton Pinkney 3 May 1759.[140]
8h William, baptised at Moreton Pinkney 27 June
1762.[141]
(1f cont) William, had (illegitimate) issue
by Elizabeth Nightingale,
2g Mary,
baptised at Greens Norton 10 November 1728.[142]
2f Frances, baptised at Greens Norton 29 August 1700,[143] and was buried at Greens Norton 3 September
1700.[144]
3f Elizabeth, baptised at Greens Norton 2 October 1701.[145]
4f Francis, baptised at Greens Norton 28 April 1708,[146] married at Greens Norton 9 February 1732/3 Elizabeth Harris,[147] and was buried at Greens Norton 20 March 1738/9.[148]
5f Anne, baptised
at Greens Norton 15 April 1713.[149]
2e William, baptised at Greens Norton 7 November 1672,[150] and was buried at Greens Norton 5 August 1685.[151]
3e James, baptised
at Greens Norton 7 November 1672,[152] living 19 November 1699.[153]
4e Joan, baptised
at Greens Norton 3 October 1678,[154] living 19 November 1699.[155]
5e Francis, Curate of Alderton, Master of
Towcester Grammar School, baptised at
Greens Norton 10 June 1680,[156] living 19 November 1699,[157] and died 21 October 1711 (buried at Towcester 22 October 1711).[158]
6e Elizabeth, baptised at Greens Norton 19 January 1682/3,[159] living 19 November 1699.[160]
7e Edward, baptised at Greens Norton 3 June 1685,[161] living 19 November 1699,[162] married at Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire 15 September 1716[163] Hester Porter (buried at Greens Norton 24 March 1758),[164] and was buried at Greens Norton 18 December
1781,[165] having had issue,
1f Sarah,
baptised at Greens Norton 24 July 1718.[166]
2f Mary,
baptised at Greens Norton 25 October 1719,[167] and was buried at Greens Norton 20 November
1719.[168]
3f Elizabeth, baptised at Greens Norton 10 November 1720.[169]
4f Francis, of Greens Norton, Grazier,[170] baptised at Greens Norton 19 October 1722,[171] and was buried at Greens Norton 28 October 1808.[172]
6f Anne,
baptised at Greens Norton 14 June 1725,[173] and was buried at Greens Norton 29 June 1725.[174]
7f William, Gamekeeper for George, Earl of
Pomfret, baptised at Greens Norton 13
August 1727,[175] married at Towcester 16 October 1749[176]
Susanna May (baptised at Towcester 6
March 1722/3),[177]
daughter of Thomas May and his wife Anne Burgess, and was buried at Towcester 19 July 1816,[178]
having had issue,
1a Thomas Burgess, baptised at Towcester 22 July 1750,[179] married at Towcester 27 July 1775[180]
Elizabeth Waterman (baptised at
Whitfield, Northamptonshire 28 March 1745),[181]
daughter of Thomas Waterman and his wife Anne and had issue,
1b William, baptised at Towcester 31 October 1784.[182]
2a Francis, baptised at Towcester 9 October 1751,[183] married at Edgcote, Northamptonshire 9
July 1785[184] as
her first husband Mary Lewis (baptised
at Shilton, Warwickshire 7 October 1758),[185]
daughter of Thomas Lewis and his wife Anne Shortland, and was buried at Nuneaton 24 June 1800,[186]
having had issue,
1b Mary, baptised at Upton, Northamptonshire 12
March 1786,[187]
and was buried at Nuneaton 7 March
1793/4.[188]
2b Thomas, baptised at Mancetter, Warwickshire 14
April 1788,[189] and
was buried at Nuneaton 4 June 1792.[190]
3b Elizabeth, baptised at Nuneaton, Warwickshire 21
April 1790.[191]
4b Sarah Lewis, baptised at Nuneaton 6 May 1792,[192]
and was buried at Nuneaton 26 October
1794.[193]
5b Sarah, born 13 November 1793 (baptised at Nuneaton 2 December 1794),[194] married at Weddington, Warwickshire 14
September 1817[195]
George Thompson (baptised at St
Philips, Birmingham 9 November 1789;[196] buried at Fillongley, Warwickshire 14
September 1859),[197]
and died at Fillongley 16 February
1881,[198]
leaving issue.
6b William, buried at Nuneaton 17 May 1797.[199]
7b William, baptised at Nuneaton 9 July 1798,[200]
and was buried at Mancetter 19 April
1820.[201]
3a William, baptised at Towcester 20 April 1754,[202] married at Towcester 16 December 1777[203]
Susanna Dickens (buried at Towcester
14 February 1842), and had issue,
1b Anne, buried at Towcester 26 April 1781.[204]
2b Spencer, baptised at Towcester 15 September
1782,[205] married at Towcester 29 November 1807[206]
Mary Bailey, and died at Northampton 13
November 1863.[207]
3b Maria, buried at Towcester 12 January 1791.[208]
4b Frances Burton, baptised at Towcester 7 June 1793,[209]
and was buried at Towcester 7 June
1812.[210]
4a Anna Maria, baptised at Towcester 26 December 1755.[211]
8f Hester,
baptised at Greens Norton 6 July 1729,[212] and was buried at Greens Norton 18 July 1729.[213]
9f Anne,
baptised at Greens Norton 6 September 1730,[214] and was buried at Greens Norton 11 September
1784.[215]
10f Edward, baptised at Greens Norton 28 November 1732,[216] and was buried at Greens Norton 2 December 1732.[217]
11f Hester, baptised at Greens Norton April 1734.[218]
12f Mary,
baptised at Greens Norton 3 March 1735/6,[219] and was buried at Greens Norton 7 March 1735/6.[220]
13f Edward, of Greens Norton, Yeoman, baptised at Greens Norton 13 November 1738,[221] and was buried at Greens Norton 5 July 1827.[222]
8e William, of Greens Norton, Butcher, baptised at Greens Norton 12 March 1686/7,[223] living 19 November 1699,[224] and was buried at Greens Norton 5 May 1714.[225]
13d Sarah,
baptised at Greens Norton 6 December 1637, living 1657.[226]
14d Elizabeth, baptised at Greens Norton 6 December 1637, living 1657,[227] and POSSIBLY married at Paulerspury 18 May 1671[228] Joseph Dell (see
below).
10c John, baptised
at Greens Norton 7 March 1582/3,[229] and was buried at Greens Norton 12 March 1582/3.[230]
11c Katherine, baptised at Greens Norton 15 December 1585.[231]
12c John, PROBABLY of
Towcester, Victualler,[232] baptised at Greens Norton 17 November 1587,[233] married at Towcester 2 December 1626[234] Jane Lynnell, and died April or May 1650,[235]
having had issue,
1d John, baptised at Towcester 27 June 1627,[236] married Dorothy (buried at Towcester 2 April 1717), and died before 1716 (PROBABLY buried at Towcester 18
December 1678), having had issue,
1e Edward, baptised at Towcester 13 December 1665,[237]
and died before December 1716,[238]
having had issue,
1f Edward, living 1716.[239]
2f John, living 1716.[240]
2e A daughter, married UNKNOWN Marshall,[241]
leaving issue.
3e William, buried at Towcester 22 March 1676/7.[242]
2d Sarah, baptised at Towcester 26 April 1629,[243] and
died before April 1650.[244]
3d James, baptised at Towcester 24 March 1630/1.[245]
4d Edward, living April 1650,[246] married Anne, and had issue,
1e John, baptised at Towcester 9 August 1663.[247]
2e Henry, baptised at Towcester 16 December 1665,[248]
and was buried at Towcester 25
December 1665.[249]
3e Anne, baptised at Towcester 11 June 1667.[250]
4e Edward, baptised at Towcester 2 May 1669.[251]
5e Elizabeth, baptised at Towcester 15 December 1671.[252]
5d Amy, baptised at Towcester 24 May 1635.[253]
6d Josias, baptised at Towcester 8 March 1639,[254]
and died before April 1650.[255]
7d Susanna, baptised at Towcester 23 October 1642.[256]
13c Richard, buried at Greens Norton 31 August 1588.[257]
14c Robert, baptised at Greens Norton 7 January 1589/90,[258] married at Greens Norton 25 April 1613[259] Jane Smith, and was buried at Greens Norton 17 March 1634/5,[260] having had issue,
1d John, baptised
at Greens Norton 25 December 1616,[261] married Frances, and had issue,
1e Jane, baptised
at Greens Norton 20 January 1640/1.[262]
2e John, baptised
at Greens Norton 24 July 1644,[263] POSSIBLY married at Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire 18 June
1670[264] Sarah Clarke (buried at Stoke Bruerne 8 August 1712),
and IF SO had
issue,
1f John, of Shutlanger, Northamptonshire, baptised at Stoke Bruerne 30 March
1671,[265] married Elizabeth (buried
at Stoke Bruerne 27 November 1724), and had issue,
1g Elizabeth, baptised at Stoke Bruerne 12 October 1697,[266] and was buried at Stoke Bruerne 22 April 1720.
2g William, baptised at Stoke Bruerne 6 October 1706,[267] married Mary, and had issue,
1h Marriott, baptised at Stoke Bruerne 7 April 1738,[268] married first at Towcester 2 October 1761[269] Elizabeth Sheppard (baptised at Towcester 25 January
1737/8), daughter of John Sheppard and his wife Mary Clever, and had issue,
1i William, buried at Stoke Bruerne 9 April 1763.
2i Sarah,
buried at Stoke Bruerne 9 October 1764.
3i John,
buried at Stoke Bruerne 22 September 1765.
4i William, baptised at Stoke Bruerne 20 October 1765, and was buried at Stoke Bruerne 22 March 1766.
5i Sarah, buried
at Stoke Bruerne 28 August 1768.
6i Elizabeth, baptised at Stoke Bruerne 25 June 1769, and was buried at Stoke Bruerne 11 May 1794.
7i Anne,
baptised at Stoke Bruerne 22 November 1772, and was buried at Stoke Bruerne 3 February 1795.
8i Mary,
baptised at Stoke Bruerne 22 November 1772, and was buried at Stoke Bruerne 6 February 1774.
9i Mary,
baptised at Stoke Bruerne 2 Mar 1777, and was buried at Stoke Bruerne 13 May 1777.
10i William, baptised at Stoke Bruerne 14 August 1774, married Mary, and was buried
at Stoke Bruerne 30 March 1794, having had issue,
1j Harriet, baptised at Stoke Bruerne 20 July 1794, and was buried at Stoke Bruerne 21 February
1795.
(1h cont) Marriott, married second at Stoke Bruerne 14 May 1780[270] Mary Marriott, and
had issue,
11i Joseph, baptised at Stoke Bruerne 16 July 1780, and was buried at Stoke Bruerne 2 April 1784.
3g John, living
1712,[271] and was buried at Stoke Bruerne 22 August 1722.
4g A child, living 1712.[272]
5g A child, living 1712.[273]
2f Mary, married
at Stoke Bruerne 19 July 1707[274] John Clarke, of
Greens Norton.
3e Mary, baptised
at Greens Norton 3 November 1642,[275] and was PROBABLY buried at Greens Norton 24 February 1643/4.[276]
4e Robert, baptised at Greens Norton 5 September 1646,[277] married Isabel, and was POSSIBLY buried at Potterspury 13 August 1689,[278] having had issue,
1f Mary,
baptised at Towcester 11 February 1676/7.[279]
5e Nicholas, baptised at Greens Norton 16 May 1649,[280] and was POSSIBLY buried at Slapton, Northamptonshire 6 September
1710.[281]
6e James, born
at Greens Norton 25 February 1653/4,[282] and was PROBABLY buried at Greens Norton 21 May
1654.[283]
7e Elizabeth, baptised at Greens Norton 26 April 1655.[284]
8e Frances, baptised at Greens Norton 19 November 1663,[285] and was buried at Greens Norton 4 November 1664.[286]
2d Anne, baptised
at Greens Norton 13 July 1623,[287] and was buried at Greens Norton 28 November
1628.[288]
15c William, baptised at Greens Norton 6 December 1591,[289] POSSIBLY married EITHER Ellen, leaving issue
(see
below) OR married at Towcester 16 November
1629 Mary Clerke, leaving issue (see below).
16c Richard, baptised at Greens Norton 25 March 1595/6.[290]
3b Robert, of Deanshanger, Northamptonshire, living 1573,[291] married Agnes,[292] and died between 28 August 1577 and 1580,[293] having had issue,
1c Nicholas, living August 1577.[294]
2c Joan, living
August 1577.[295]
3c Elizabeth, living August 1577.[296]
4c Mary, living
August 1577.[297]
4b Henry, living
1573,[298] had issue,
1c Robert, living 1573,[299] POSSIBLY buried at Cogenhoe 18 January 1618/9,[300]
and IF SO had issue,
1d Daniel, baptised at Cogenhoe 11 September 1603,[301] married at Cogenhoe 27 October 1625[302] Sarah
Spicer, and was buried at Cogenhoe 8
May 1645,[303]
having had issue,
1e Sarah, baptised at Cogenhoe 5 December 1630.[304]
2e Rachel, baptised at Cogenhoe 2 December 1632.[305]
3e Elizabeth, baptised at Cogenhoe 22 March 1634/5.[306]
4e Daniel,[307] of
Cogenhoe, Weaver, married Anne[308] (buried at Cogenhoe 30 June 1706),[309] and
was buried at Cogenhoe 3 December
1687,[310]
having had issue,
1f Daniel, baptised at Cogenhoe 7 November 1669,[311]
and was buried at Cogenhoe 6 March
1687/8.[312]
2f Sarah, baptised at Cogenhoe 20 October 1672.[313]
3f Moses, of
Cogenhoe, Weaver, baptised at
Cogenhoe 14 November 1675,[314]
and was buried at Cogenhoe 19
September 1704.[315]
4f William,
Carpenter, baptised at Cogenhoe 16
February 1678/9,[316] married Bridget (buried at Cogenhoe 25 October 1763),[317]
and was buried at Cogenhoe 27
November 1751,[318]
having had issue,
1g Anne, baptised at Cogenhoe 12 August 1721,[319] and
married at Cogenhoe 26 December 1752[320]
Richard Sharman.
2g Bridget, baptised at Cogenhoe 1 November 1723,[321]
and married at Cogenhoe 2 October
1743[322]
James Blandel, of Cogenhoe.
5f Anne, buried at Cogenhoe 26 November 1687.[323]
2d Anna, baptised at Cogenhoe 22 September 1605.[324]
3d Abigail, baptised at Cogenhoe 6 September 1607,[325]
and married at St Peter, Northampton 25
February 1635/6[326] John
Hanwell.
4d Sarah, baptised at Cogenhoe 22 March 1609/10.[327]
5d Elizabeth, baptised at Cogenhoe 30 August 1612.[328]
6d Mary, baptised at Cogenhoe 25 September 1614.[329]
7d Martha, baptised at Cogenhoe 13 September 1616.[330]
5b Elizabeth, married before 1573 Christopher Nelson,[331] leaving issue.
6b Jane, living
1573,[332] married at Greens Norton 6 July 1573[333] Thomas Marshall, of
Towcester, Glover (died 1613),[334] and was buried at Towcester 21 February 1629/30,[335] leaving issue.[336]
7b James, of Greens Norton, married first Susan (buried at Greens Norton 26 April 1583),[337] and had issue,
1c Jane, baptised
at Greens Norton 2 January 1574/5,[338] and was PROBABLY buried at Greens Norton 11 April 1594.[339]
2c Margaret, baptised at Greens Norton 16 December 1576,[340] living 26 December 1629.[341]
3c Elizabeth, born circa 1579,[342] living 26 December 1629.[343]
4c Frances, baptised at Greens Norton 11 March 1580/1,[344] living 26 December 1629.[345]
(7b cont) James, married second Alice (buried
at Greens Norton 24 April 1631),[346] and was buried at Greens Norton 30 December
1629,[347] having had issue,
5c James,
baptised at Greens Norton 17 December 1584,[348] living 26 December 1629,[349] and was POSSIBLY buried at Greens Norton 2
February 1643/4,[350] PROBABLY having had issue,
1d James, Surveyor, Warden, and Comptroller
of the Mint, married Elizabeth
Trinder (buried at St Peter’s ad
Vincula,
1e James, Barrister of the
1f Henry, ‘cousin’ of Sir Richard Hoare,[357] admitted pensioner
St Catharine’s College, Cambridge 1 April 1688 (matriculated 1688), assistant
to his grandfather at the Mint in 1695, baptised
at All Saints,
2f James, living
unmarried 30 June 1695[359] and 1702,[360] and was POSSIBLY buried at St Dunstan in the West, London 28 March
1711/2.[361]
3f Charles, baptised at St Peter’s ad Vincula, Tower of London 23 January
1672/3,[362] and died before 30 June 1695.[363]
4f Dorcas, baptised at All Saints, Edmonton 15 July 1674.[364]
2e Charles, born at St Peter’s ad Vincula,
3e Dorcas, married first Thomas Burkett. Dorcas, married second 20 February
1673/4 as his second wife Sir Richard Ashfield, 2nd Baronet (died 1684), son of Sir John Ashfield,
1st Baronet and his wife Elizabeth Sutton, leaving issue.
4e Mary, born
circa 1648,[367] married at St Saviour, Surrey 6 June 1672[368] as his second or
third wife[369] Thomas Castle, of St
Andrew, Holborn, Leatherseller (born
circa 1632).
5e Anne, married
circa 1675 Sir John Ashfield, 3rd Baronet (baptised
at Hilledean, Buckinghamshire 8 December 1654;[370] buried at St Giles-in-the-Fields 9 March 1713/14),[371] son of Sir Richard
Ashfield, 2nd Baronet and his first wife Mary Rogers, and was buried at St Giles-in-the-Fields 13
December 1702,[372] leaving issue.
6e Martin, of
6c Dorothy, baptised at Greens Norton 23 May 1586,[377] living 26 December 1629,[378] and was buried at Greens Norton 28 November
1649.[379]
7c Thomas,
baptised at Greens Norton 7 December 1588,[380] and was buried at Greens Norton 9 June 1612.[381]
8c Alice,
baptised at Greens Norton 7 May 1591,[382] married before 15 April 1631 UNKNOWN Londell.[383]
9c Mary, baptised
at Greens Norton 29 October 1593,[384] living unmarried 26 December 1629[385] and 15 April 1631.[386]
10c Jane,
baptised at Greens Norton 14 December 1594,[387] living 26 December 1629,[388]and married at Greens Norton 27 October 1624
Emanuel Ward.[389]
11c William, baptised at Greens Norton 3 December 1598,[390] and was buried at Greens Norton 20 February
1605/6.[391]
12c Susanna, baptised at Greens Norton 5 October 1600,[392] living 26 December 1629,[393] and married at Greens Norton 24 January
1626/7 Richard Times.[394]
13c John, of Greens Norton, Yeoman, baptised at Greens Norton 20 June 1602,[395] living 26 December 1629,[396] married Alice, and was buried
at Greens Norton 6 April 1658,[397] having had issue,
1d Anne,
baptised at Greens Norton 26 November 1631,[398] and married before 14 December 1657[399] UNKNOWN Ward.
2d John, of Greens Norton, baptised at Greens Norton 6 January 1632/3,[400] living 14 December 1657,[401] and died circa 1690.[402]
3d Nicholas, baptised at Greens Norton 4 April 1634,[403] living 14 December 1657,[404] and was POSSIBLY buried at Slapton, Northamptonshire 6 September
1710.[405]
4d Alice,
baptised at Greens Norton 17 May 1635,[406] living 14 December 1657,[407] and was PROBABLY buried at Greens Norton 24 February 1670/1.[408]
5d James, of West Haddon, Northamptonshire,
husbandman, baptised at Greens Norton
22 July 1637,[409] living 14 December 1657,[410] married first Mary (buried at West Haddon 27 July 1690),[411]
and had issue,
1e Mary, baptised at West Haddon 2 October 1676,[412]
and married before 14 April 1705
UNKNOWN Watson,[413]
leaving issue.
2e John, of West
Haddon, Farmer, baptised at West
Haddon 18 December 1677,[414] married 16 January 1707/8[415]
Mary Boys (buried at West Haddon 14
February 1735/6),[416]
and was buried at West Haddon 10
November 1764,[417]
having had issue,
1f John, baptised at West Haddon 26 August 1709.[418]
2f James, baptised at West Haddon 5 January 1713/4,[419] married Jane Watkin (buried at West Haddon 10 March 1786/7),[420]
daughter of Reverend William Watkin, Rector of West Haddon, and was buried at West Haddon 24 October 1788,[421]
having had issue,
1g Mary, baptised at Whilton 7 September 1737,[422] married at West Haddon 27 April 1779[423] as
his second wife Reverend Christopher Moor (born
12 February 1730, baptised at Irton,
Cumberland 28 February 1730; died at
Rugby, Warwickshire 11 March 1803, buried
at Rugby 19 March 1803),[424]
son of Christopher Moor, of Cragg, in Irton and his wife Elizabeth Nicholson,
and died August 1819[425] (buried at Rugby), leaving issue.
2g Jane, baptised at West Haddon 10 June 1744,[426]
and married at West Haddon 21
November 1763[427]
Reverend Tilly Walker.
3g Frances, baptised at West Haddon 11 November
1748,[428]
and was buried at West Haddon 14
November 1748.[429]
3f Mary, baptised at West Haddon 18 April 1721,[430]
and was buried at West Haddon 28
March 1722.[431]
(5d cont) James, married second Elizabeth (living 14 April 1705),[432]
and was buried at West Haddon 14
November 1705,[433]
having had issue,
3e James, baptised at West Haddon 29 September
1696,[434]
and PROBABLY died before 14 April
1705.[435]
6d Elizabeth, baptised at Greens Norton 2 February 1638/9,[436] and was buried at Greens Norton 18 November
1640.[437]
7d Mary,
baptised at Greens Norton 2 March 1639/40,[438] living 14 December 1657,[439] and POSSIBLY married at Greens Norton 30 October 1677 William
Isum (see
below).
8d William, baptised at Greens Norton 16 July 1641,[440] and was buried at Greens Norton 4 March 1642/3.[441]
9d Elizabeth, baptised at Greens Norton 29 May 1644,[442] and was buried at Greens Norton 3 September
1644.[443]
10d Thomas, of Greens Norton, Husbandman, baptised at Greens Norton 27 February 1645/6,[444] living 14 December 1657[445] and 1693,[446] married at Greens Norton 2 April 1708 Grace Green, and was buried at Greens Norton 31 January
1713/4.
11d Anthony, baptised at Greens Norton 24 May 1648,[447] living 14 December 1657,[448] married Elizabeth, and was buried
at Greens Norton 5/15 November 1693,[449] having had issue,
1e John,
baptised at Greens Norton 26 December 1692.[450]
14c Anne,
baptised at Greens Norton 21 August 1605,[451] living 26 December 1629,[452] and married at Greens Norton 26 April 1628[453] Richard Payne, of
Blisworth, Northamptonshire.
15c William, baptised at Greens Norton 26 May 1607,[454] living 26 December 1629[455] and 15 April 1631,[456] POSSIBLY married at Towcester 16
November 1629 Mary Clerke, leaving issue (see below), and was PROBABLY buried at Greens Norton 13 August 1662.[457]
Other
Hoare Families (connection unclear)
Family I
Thomas,
of North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, son of EITHER John
Hore (d. 1613) OR his brother William Hore (d. 1608), living 1591,[458] had issue,
1a Henry, of North Crawley, Buckinghamshire,
later of Walton (in Milton Keynes), Buckinghamshire,[459] estimate born circa 1592,[460] married Olive (buried at
Walton 27 September 1660),[461] and was buried at Walton 18 March 1654/5,[462] leaving issue (see Hoares of Walton and London).
2a Grace, baptised
at North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 24 February 1607.
Family II
William hore, son of EITHER
John Hore (d. 1613) OR his brother William (d. 1608), married Ellen (buried at Greens Norton 21 October 1648),[463] and was buried at Greens Norton 11 May 1662,[464] having had issue,
1a Elizabeth, baptised at Greens Norton 13 February 1621/2,[465] married UNKNOWN Quay.[466]
2a Margaret, baptised at Greens Norton 19 December 1624,[467] and was buried at Greens Norton 6 March 1624/5.[468]
3a Frances, baptised at Greens Norton 15 January 1625/6,[469] married at Towcester 29 July 1656 Richard Dudly.[470]
4a Anne, baptised
at Greens Norton 10 May 1629.[471]
5a Catherine, baptised at Greens Norton 9 September 1630,[472] and PROBABLY married at Winslow, Buckinghamshire 10 September
1655 John Norman,[473] of Winslow.
6a Mary, baptised
at Greens Norton 21 December 1634,[474] and POSSIBLY married at Greens Norton 30 October 1677 William
Isum (see
below).
Family III
William, son of EITHER
John Hore (d. 1613) OR his brother William (d. 1608), OR his brother James (d. 1629), married at Towcester 16 November 1629
Mary Clerke, and had issue,
1a James, baptised at Towcester 29 August 1630.
2a Mary, baptised at Towcester 21 February
1631/2.
3a Hannah, baptised at Towcester 27 November 1633.
Family IV
A
Jane Hoare was buried at Greens
Norton 11 April 1594. She may have been EITHER Jane, daughter of
John Hoare (baptised 7 March 1567/8),
OR Jane,
daughter of James Hoare (baptised 2
January 1574/5), OR Jane,
daughter of William Hoare (baptised
16 August 1571).
Family V
Mary
Hoare, daughter of EITHER John Hoare (1602-1658) and Alice, OR William
Hoare (buried 11 May 1662) and Ellen, married
at Greens Norton 30 October 1677 William Isum.
Family VI
Anne
Hoare, daughter of Elizabeth Hoare, widow was buried at Greens Norton 7 December 1683 or 1684.[475]
Family VII
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/northants/vol5/pp289-345
“A potter named John Hoare was buried at
Potterspury in 1680. He was no doubt related to Robert Hoare of Yardley Gobion,
who died in 1744, leaving a daughter Abigail, the wife of Thomas Woodward of
Yardley, who died in 1756, when he described himself as a potter and left his
house and (apart from 1s. to each of his children) all his personalty to his
widow. Mrs. Woodward died in 1764, leaving a guinea to each of four surviving
sons, a daughter-in-law who had been married to a deceased son, and two
daughters, but the residue, including her house, was bequeathed to her son
Robert Woodward. He was presumably identical with the 'Robin Woodward, Yardley
Gobion' whose name appears on an earthenware jug dated 1761. Robert Woodward
was still living in Yardley in 1776 and
it seems likely that his family and the Hoares before them operated a kiln
there for at least a hundred years. An Edward Woodward helped to appraise
Leonard Benton's inventory in 1665, but this may be a coincidence. Similarly,
one of four cottages in Yardley Gobion acquired by Thomas Horton in 1749 from
the successors of a family named Brown, who were the owners from at least 1672,
was known as 'ye Potters' and was then occupied by Thomas Hoare.”
Elizabeth
Hoare, (see above), married at
Paulerspury 18 May 1671[476] Joseph Dell.
John
Hoare, Potter (see above), buried at Potterspury 14 October 1680.[477]
Robert
Hoare, buried at Potterspury 13
August 1689.[478]
The
“wid[ow] Hoare” buried at Potterspury
13 November 1686[479] may have been the
wife of John or Robert Hoare.
Truelove
Hoare, married at Potterspury 3
January 1686[480] Charles Bavester,
and was buried at Potterspury 17
January 1689/90.
Edward
Hoare, married Grace, and had issue,
1a Grace Hoare, buried at Potterspury 26 March 1684.[481]
2a Mary Hoar, baptised at Potterspury 21 February 1684/5.[482]
3a Edward Hoare, baptised at Potterspury 24 August 1686.[483]
4a Elizabeth Hoare, baptised at Potterspury 1 March 1689/90.[484]
5a Frances Hoare, baptised at Potterspury 29 August 1691,[485] and was buried at Potterspury 13 September 1691.
William
Hoar, had issue,
1a Truelove Hoar, baptised at Potterspury 21 April 1705.[486]
Robert
Hoar, had issue,
1a Mary Hoar, baptised at Potterspury 19 September 1705.[487]
The
above were perhaps relatives of,
Faithfull
hoare,[488] Cordwainer
(shoemaker),[489] married Mary (buried at Paulerspury
7 September 1724),[490] and was buried at Paulerspury, Northamptonshire
8 January 1741/2,[491] having had issue,
1a Ann hoare,
baptised at Paulerspury 30 October
1709,[492] and was buried at Paulerspury 28 December 1709.[493]
2a William hoar(e),
baptised at Paulerspury 31 December
1710,[494] married at Wicken, Northamptonshire 1734[495] Elizabeth Bennet,
and was buried at Paulerspury 19
April 1784,[496] having had issue,
1b Ann hoare,
baptised at Paulerspury 24 April
1735.[497]
2b Mary
hoar, born 7 October 1737 (baptised at Wicken 9 October 1737).[498]
3b John
hoar, born 5 July 1739 (baptised at Wicken 8 July 1739).[499]
4b William hoar,
born 2 March 1740/1 (baptised at Wicken 13 March 1740/1),[500] married Rachel (born
circa 1744; buried at Passenham 29
September 1815),[501] and was buried at Passenham 26 September 1819,[502] having had issue,
1c Thomas hoar(e),
baptised at Deanshanger 24 August
1774,[503] married at Deanshanger 4 March 1798[504] Sarah Mead, daughter
of Felix Mead, and died 4 March 1863,[505] having had issue,
1d William hoare,
born 11 July 1799 (baptised at Passenham 4 August 1799).[506]
2d John
hoare, baptised at Passenham 8
March 1801.[507]
3d Thomas
hoare, baptised at Passenham 8
May 1803.[508]
4d Joseph hoare,
baptised at Passenham 21 April 1805.[509]
5d James
hoare, born 20 October 1806 (baptised at Passenham 26 October 1806).[510]
6d Isaac
hoare, born 22 March 1809 (baptised at Passenham 9 April 1809).[511]
7d Abraham hoare,
born 23 June 1810 (baptised at Passenham 2 July 1810).[512]
8d Israel
hoare, born 27 October 1811 (baptised at Passenham 3 November 1811).[513]
9d Charles hoar,
baptised at Passenham 17 October
1813,[514] married Elizabeth, and died
at Richville, Morgan, Utah 3 March 1887, having had issue,
1e Richard Charles hoar (later orr),
baptised at Deanshanger 15 April
1836, married aboard th ship Monarch of the Sea 1861[515] Caroline Derricott,
of Willinhall, Staffordshire, and died
at Orton, Alberta, Canada 23 March 1917, leaving issue.
10d Richard hoar,
baptised at Passenham 15 October
1815.[516]
11d Phoebe
hoar, baptised at Passenham 1
June 1817.[517]
12d Robert
hoar, baptised at Passenham 13
June 1819.[518]
13d Benjamin
hoar, baptised at Passenham 18
May 1823.[519]
14d Abraham
hoar, born circa 1824, and died 14 May 1825.[520]
15d Margaret
hoar, baptised at Passenham 22
April 1827,[521] and was buried at Deanshanger 14 May 1827.[522]
5b Thomas
hoar, born 3 November 1743 (baptised at Wicken 6 November 1743).[523]
3a John hoare,
baptised at Paulerspury 26 December
1716.[524]
4a Mary hoare,
baptised at Paulerspury 7 September
1724.[525]
Number: 36
First name(s): Joseph
Last name: DELL
Birth year: -
Year: 1697
Place: Paulerspury
Country: England
Type: Administration+Renunciation
Book or box: bundle
Reference: Archdeaconry Court
of Northampton:Wills, Administrations and inventories, and accounts
Record set: Northamptonshire
and Rutland Probate Index
Category: Birth, Marriage,
Death & Parish Records
Subcategory: Deaths &
burials
Collections from: Great Britain
Number: 74
First name(s): Joseph
Last name: DELL
Birth year: -
Year: 1699
Marital status or
occupation:
yeoman
Place: Towcester
Country: England
Notes: pc 1 sheet
Type: Will
Series: 3rd
Book or box: T
Microform: 61
Reference:
Archdeaconry Court of Northampton:Wills, Administrations and inventories, and
accounts
Record set: Northamptonshire
and Rutland Probate Index
Category: Birth, Marriage,
Death & Parish Records
Subcategory: Deaths &
burials
Collections from: Great Britain
Number: 30 Jul
First name(s): Edward
Last name: HOAR
Birth year: -
Year: 1743
Marital status or occupation: elder
Place: Yardley Gobion
Country: England
Type: Will
Reference: Archdeaconry Court
of Northampton:Wills, Administrations and inventories, and accounts
Record set: Northamptonshire
and Rutland Probate Index
Category: Birth, Marriage,
Death & Parish Records
Subcategory: Deaths &
burials
Collections from: Great Britain
Number: 28 Jul
First name(s): Robert
Last name: HOAR
Birth year: -
Year: 1744
Place: Yardley Gobion
Country: England
Type: Will
Reference: Archdeaconry Court
of Northampton:Wills, Administrations and inventories, and accounts
Record set: Northamptonshire
and Rutland Probate Index
Category: Birth, Marriage,
Death & Parish Records
Subcategory: Deaths &
burials
Collections from: Great Britain
Number: 05 Jul
First name(s): Edward
Last name: HOARE
Birth year: -
Year: 1763
Marital status or
occupation:
labourer
Place: Yardley Gobion
Country: England
Type: Will
Reference: Archdeaconry Court
of Northampton:Wills, Administrations and inventories, and accounts
Record set: Northamptonshire
and Rutland Probate Index
Category: Birth, Marriage,
Death & Parish Records
Subcategory: Deaths &
burials
Collections from: Great Britain
Number: 20 Nov
First name(s): William
Last name: HOAR
Birth year: -
Year: 1782
Marital status or occupation: innholder
Place: Horton
Country: England
Type: Will
Reference: Archdeaconry Court
of Northampton:Wills, Administrations and inventories, and accounts
Record set: Northamptonshire
and Rutland Probate Index
Category: Birth, Marriage,
Death & Parish Records
Subcategory: Deaths &
burials
Collections from: Great Britain
[1] Named in her husband’s
will.
[2] Will of Thomas Hore
of Norton Davy proved 1526.
[3] National Archives E179/155/159:
Northamptonshire Tax Assessment, 15 Hen VIII (1524): Greens Norton Hundred,
online at:
http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/subsidies/transcripts/greensnorton16c.shtml
William
Hore was taxed at 11 shillings.
[4] Named in his father’s
will.
[5] Greens Norton Manor
Court Roll SC2/195/28, Norton Davy: View of Frankpledge and Court Baron, held
10 May 1546:
The
name of Thomas Hore appears in a list of jurors. There follows this entry
(translated from Latin):
“And
[they say on oath] that William Hore, who held of the lord one tenement, with
two virgates of land with appurtenances lying below that tenement, by virtue of
an annual rent of 6s. 8d., attendance at court, and heriot, when they arise, has
died. Hence, there falls due to the lord for rent 6s. 8d., and for heriot one
horse of the value of 30s.. Hence, the
aforesaid bailiff is ordered to distrain on account of the aforesaid rent and
to take possession of the aforesaid heriot.
And [they say on oath] that a certain Thomas Hore is his nearest heir
and that he is forty years of age.”
[6] Named in his father’s
will.
[7] Greens Norton Manor
Court Roll SC2/195/28, Norton Davy: View of Frankpledge and Court Baron, held
10 May 1546: “…Thomas Hore is his nearest heir and that he is forty years of
age.”
[8] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com), “Agnes Hore wife of Tho: was buried”
[9] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[10] Thomas
Hoare (d. 1573) mentions his children (and some grandchildren) in his will.
However, he does not give the order of seniority, only explicity referring to
his son James as his youngest son.
[11] Presumed to be a
younger son of Thomas Hore (d. 1573).
[12] William’s burial
record states that he was husband of Catherine.
[13] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Catherne Hoare a widdoe was buryed…”
[14] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[15] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[16] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[17] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[18] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); a “Katherin Hore” was buried at Greens Norton on that
date, but without further description (such as “daughter”, “wife” or “widow” of
anyone).
[19] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[20] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Jhon Hore son of Willia was buried…”
[21] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[22] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[23] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[24] Scan of original record
(ancestry.com); “Mary Hoare daut to Willm was buried…”
[25] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Catherin Hore wife of Jhon was buried…”
[26] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[27] His father had
another son called William baptised at Greens Norton on that date. However,
this second William was by a different wife and it is possible that the first
William was still alive.
[28] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[29] Scan of original record
(ancestry.com)
[30] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[31] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[32] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[33] No baptism record
survives for Edmund Hoare. Presumably when the pedigree of Hoare of Annabella
was prepared for Burke’s Peerage and
Baronetage (1970) the editor made use of the will of John Hoare (d. 1613),
which was formerly held by the Northamptonshire Archives. However, when I
requested a scan of the will in 2013 I was told that it had disappeared.
[34] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register has not entries for 1598 and this is the
only entry in 1599. I think the intended year is 1598/9 but cannot be certain.
Edmund Hoare appointed his “sone in lawe Abraham Roe” one of the overseers of
his will, which suggests that Elizabeth Rowe had a son named Abraham by a
previous husband with the surname Rowe.
[35] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com), “Elzabeth Hoare late wife of Edmunde Hoare was buryed…”
[36] Mentioned in her
father Edmund’s will.
[37] Mentioned in her
father Edmund’s will.
[38] She is identified as
Mary Elliott, daughter of Robert Elliott of Greens Norton in Burke’s Peerage and Baronetage (1970).
Presumably the will of Robert Elliott proves this link, but I have not seen it.
Certainly Edmund Hoare refers to his “brother in lawe John Ellyott” in his will
of 1634.
[39] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[40] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); he was buried as Edward
Hoare, “Edward Hoare was buried…” however the next burial in the register is of
his younger brother Robert Hoare and underneath is a note that “These two
Edmond & Robert weare both buryed at one tyme, weare carryed to the church
together”
[41] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[42] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Alis Hoare was buryed in wolen”. It is also possible
that this refers to Alice, daughter of John and Alice Hoare (see her footnote).
[43] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[44] The baptism record of
John and Anne’s daughter Mary specifies that John was the “son of Edward”
(meaning Edmund) and the baptism record of their daughter Frances specifies
that John was the “son of Edmund”. John must therefore be the unnamed “heir”
(i.e. oldest son) who is referred to, though not specifically named, in the
will of Edmund Hoare. Besides leaving bequests for his daughters by his first
wife, and for his daughters and younger sons by his second wife, Edmund left
his wife Mary “all my said Mesuage lands ten[emen]ts and heredytam[en]ts in
Greens Norton aforesaid nowe in my owne use and possession To have and to holde
the same to her and her assignes until my heire shall accomplish the full age
of twenty fower yeres”. Edmund wrote his will on 15 April 1634, when his son
and heir John would have been aged 14.
[45] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register specifies that she was “the wife of John
Hoare (sonne of Edmund)”
[46] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register states that he was “buryed in woolon”. See
also, Northamptonshire Administrations of
the Archdeaconry of Northampton 1677-1830, “Hoare, John, of Greens Norton,
gent., lately deceased. Invent. £877 11s. 4d. taken 27 Mar 1684 by Wm Hoare, Wm
Kirkham, Will. Elliott. Exhib. 29 Mar 1684 and Edward Hoare, exor., sworn.
(169)”
[47] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[48] Mentioned in the will
of her father John.
[49] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register specifies that he was “borne” on that date
“about 3 of the clocke in the morninge", but does not say when he was
baptised.
[50] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[51] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register calls him “Mr Edward Hoar”.
[52] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[53] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register does not name his parents. However, his
father Edward (son of John) was apparently still alive in 1706 when he took an
inventory of the goods of Edward Elliott of Greens Norton (see Northamptonshire Administrations of the
Archdeaconry of Northampton 1677-1830).
[54] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[55] Burke’s Landed Gentry (1847), p. 828
[56] An Historical, Topographical, and
Descriptive View of the County Palatine of Durham, VOL
2, p. 63, “Here lyes the body of the Rev. Christopher Mansell, A. M., rector of
Long-Newton, who departed this life the 28th day of October, 1741, aged 55.”
[57] Burke’s Landed Gentry (1847), p. 828
[58] Burke’s Landed Gentry (1847), p. 828, her descendants were
of Cosgrove Hall.
[59] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register specifies that she was “borne” on that
date, but does not say when she was baptised.
[60] Mentioned in the will
of his father John.
[61] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the entry in the register is as follows, “Francis Hoare the
daughter of John Hoare (sonne of Edmund) & of Ann his wife was borne
february ye 11th”. No year is given, but the preceding entry is for a birth on
11 March 1658 (which could mean either 1657/8 or 1658/9) and the next entry is
for a birth in April 1659. It appears that Frances was born on 11 February
1658/9.
[62] Mentioned in the will
of his father John.
[63] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register specifies that she was “borne” on that date
“about 3 o clock in the afternoone", but does not say when she was
baptised.
[64] Mentioned in the will
of his father John.
[65] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register specifies that he was “borne” on that date,
but does not say when he was baptised.
[66] Mentioned in the will
of his father John.
[67] Mentioned in the will
of her husband John Hoare of Northampton (d. 1699)
[68] He wrote his will in
June 1699; it was proved in December 1699.
[69] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[70] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); despite the gap of 12 years between the baptism of his
brother John (1664) and this Thomas (1676), the register specifies that Thomas
was “sonne of John Hoare (sonne of Edmund) and Anne his wife”.
[71] Not
mentioned in his father’s will.
[72] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[73] Burke’s Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage (1970), p. 1345
[74] Burke’s Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage (1970), p. 1345
[75] Burke’s Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage (1970), p. 1345
[76] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[77] Burke’s Peerage, VOL
3 (1830), p. 385
[78] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[79] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[80] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[81] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[82] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[83] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[84] Scan of original record
(ancestry.com)
[85] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “old John Hoare was buryed…”. The will of John Hore (2nd
Series, Book T, fol. 212) was formerly held by the Northamptonshire Archives and
appears to have been available when the pedigree of Hoare of Annabella was
prepared for Burke’s Peerage and
Baronetage (1970). However, when I requested a scan of the will I was told
that it had disappeared: Archivist Archivist@northamptonshire.gov.uk Thu 16/02/2012 15:55
“…I have been unable to locate the following record:
N will, John Hore, Greens Norton, 2nd series, Book
T, Folio 212. This will is present in neither the microfilmed copy nor the
original will volume. Folio 212 would have appeared at the very back of the
volume. It does, however, feature in the calendar, as you rightly point
out. This calendar was compiled from contemporary indices so it seems likely
that between the time the original index was compiled [1888], and the
wills bound, the last folios of the volume were lost, or considered beyond
repair.”
[86] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the baptism record does not name James’ father, however
he is identified as the son of John in his marriage record of 1601.
[87] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “James Hoare the sonne of John Hoare and Audere Hope the
dauter of Willia Hope were married…”
[88] In London Visitation Pedigrees, 1664, p.
78, James Hoare and Audrey Hope are identified as the parents of 5 children. They
are said to have been the parents of “Ferdinando, bapt. 6 Jan. 1602-3”, however
this is undoubtedly a mistake; the Greens Norton parish register records the
baptism of “Fardenando Hope ye sonne of John & of Elzabeth his wife” on
that date. Consequently I have serious doubts that James and Audrey were the
parents of James Hoare of the Mint. The evidence suggests that Audrey Hope died
soon after the birth of her son James on 17 April 1614 as her husband
apparently married Elizabeth Hastings on 9 November 1615. James and Elizabeth
Hastings also had a son named James, though he is unmentioned in his father’s
will which suggests that he died before 1657.
[89] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[90] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[91] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[92] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[93] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); In Burke’s Peerage
and Baronetage (1970) this James is identified as the man who became
Comptroller of the Mint. However, given that his father remarried in 1615 and
that his first son by this second wife was called James, it is clear that the
James who was baptised in 1614 died as a baby. The College of Arms possesses a
contemporary pedigree of James Hoare of the Mint, in which his father and
grandfather are both shown to be called James (the first James is identified as
being of Greens Norton). For this reason, I identify James Hoare of the Mint as
the son of James Hoare (baptised at
Greens Norton 17 December 1584), son of James Hoare.
[94] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[95] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Elizabeth Hoare, widdowe was buryed…”
[96] http://www.northamptonshirewills.solutions.on-rev.com/index.irev
FILM 187596 FIRST SERIES BOOK EV p. 29, Will of HASTINGS,
John of Towcester 1635
“John Hastings the Elder of Towcester, Mercer. My body to
be buried in the church of Towcester, against the seat where I do usually sit,
and so mine part of the seat to be taken up for the making of my grave. To my
daughter Elizabeth HORE of Greens Norton 3 silver spoons & a silver cup after
the death of her mother. To my son John Hastings 10s, & to my son William
Hastings 10s & to my daughter Sarah CLEMENS 10s & to all my
grandchildren 12d apiece. The rest to Avery Hastings my wife, my executrix.
John Hastings the Elder. Witnesses George Clemens, William BLAND.
Probate granted January 11th 1634/35. £73.14.10.”
[97] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[98] Will of James Hoare,
Yeoman of Green Norton, Northamptonshire (written 2 Dec 1657; proved 29 Dec
1657) PROB 11/271/553. In his will, James mentions: “my sonne Thomas Hoare… my
sonne John Hoare... my sonne William Hoare… my sonne Anthony Hoare… my daughter
Sarah Hoare… my daughter Elizabeth Hoare… my daughter Francis Evans… my
grandchild Elizabeth Evans… my dearely beloved wife Elizabeth Hoare…”
[99] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[100] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); A James Hoare was buried at Greens Norton on that day,
however it is impossible to say whether it was this James or his first cousin
once removed of the same name (baptised
17 December 1584). It is probable that James (b. 1616) died before 1657 as he
is not mentioned in his father’s will.
[101] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); however this could be the burial record of James Hoare (baptised 17 December 1584) or perhaps
most likely James, son of John, son of Robert (baptised 25 February 1653/4).
[102] A daughter.
[103] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[104] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[105] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[106] Scan of original record
(ancestry.com)
[107] Mentioned in the will
of his father James Hoare, Yeoman of Green Norton, Northamptonshire (written 2
Dec 1657; proved 29 Dec 1657) PROB 11/271/553.
[108] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[109] She is referred to as
“Francis Evans” in the will of her father (written 2 Dec, proved 29 Dec 1657).
[110] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[111] Mentioned in the will
of his father James Hoare, Yeoman of Green Norton, Northamptonshire (written 2
Dec 1657; proved 29 Dec 1657) PROB 11/271/553.
[112] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[113] Mentioned in the will
of his father James Hoare, Yeoman of Green Norton, Northamptonshire (written 2
Dec 1657; proved 29 Dec 1657) PROB 11/271/553.
[114] Mentioned in her
husband’s letters of administration (28 December 1683).
[115] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com).
[116] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[117] Mentioned in the will
of his father James Hoare, Yeoman of Green Norton, Northamptonshire (written 2
Dec 1657; proved 29 Dec 1657) PROB 11/271/553.
[118] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[119] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Joane Hoare widd was buried…”
[120] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register calls him “William Hoare the elder”. His
son William was baptised the day after he (William the elder) was buried.
[121] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[122] Mentioned in the will
of his mother Joan.
[123] Mentioned in the
letters of administration of his youngest brother William (13 December 1714).
[124] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[125] Scan of original record
(ancestry.com)
[126] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[127] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); alternatively it may have been Mary (b. 1640), daughter
of John Hoare and Alice who was buried on this date. However, given that
William and Mary had no further children, and that he had an illegitimate
daughter by Elizabeth Nightingale baptised in 1728 I believe it was William’s
wife Mary who was buried on this date.
[128] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[129] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[130] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[131] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[132] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[133] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[134] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[135] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[136] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[137] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[138] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[139] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[140] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[141] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[142] Scan of original record
(ancestry.com); the register calls her “Mary the base born daughter of Will.
Hoare & Eliz. Nightingale”
[143] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[144] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[145] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[146] Scan of original record
(ancestry.com)
[147] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[148] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[149] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[150] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[151] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[152] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[153] Mentioned in the will
of his mother Joan.
[154] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[155] Mentioned in the will
of her mother Joan.
[156] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[157] Mentioned in the will
of his mother Joan.
[158] Northamptonshire and Rutland Clergy From 1500, VOL VII, p. 37, by
Rev. Henry Isham Longden (1940), “HOARE, FRANCIS.–s. of William, of Green’s
Norton, Northants, by his wife Joan. (Baker
ij. 336). chr. 10 June 1680 at Green’s Norton. Clare Hall, Camb. adm. sizar
24 June 1697. matric 1698. B.A. 1702-3. deac. 23 May 1703. Master of Towcester
Grammar School. d. 21 Oct., bur. 22 Oct. 1711 at Towcester.
Will
nunc. declared 20 Oct. 1711 he being in his own house in Towcester. After
various small bequests he gave to Mr. Bartlett his watch, Mrs. Kingston his
ring, Mr. Kingston his gun, Mr. Hodges his silver buckles; Mr. Clarke his cane,
and the rest between his brother Edward and his niece at Stratford. Mr. Henry
Bartlett and Mr. T. Kingston, exors.
Wit.
W. Hodges, T. Kingston, Eliena Kingston, pr. 19 Jan. 1711-12 by W. Hodges and
Eliena Kingston.
Surety
in adm. of T. Raine of Pottersbury, clerk, when he was of Towcester, 2 Sept.
1707.”
[159] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[160] Mentioned in the will
of her mother Joan.
[161] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[162] Mentioned in the will
of his mother Joan.
[163] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[164] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[165] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register states that he was “aged 98”, though he was
in fact 96.
[166] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[167] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[168] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[169] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[170] He describes himself
as such in his will. Bequests to:
Brother
Edward Hoare of Greens Norton, Yeoman. Nephew Edward Boreman. Mary daughter of
Edward Boreman. Joseph and Elizabeth, the two other children of Edward Boreman.
Niece Elizabeth Wilkinson of London. Nephew Nicholas Tresspass of Greens
Norton. Nephew Francis Boreman, Cabinet Maker of London. Niece Sarah
Manie/Mavie of Brington. Niece Elizabeth Matthews of Florre(?).
[171] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[172] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[173] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[174] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[175] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[176] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register identifies him as being “of Greens Norton”.
The William who married Susanna May is often identified as William (b. 1724)
son of William and Mary. However, there was another contemporary William Hoare
who also married a woman named Susanna (surname unknown). That William had 8
children baptised at Moreton Pinkney between 1744 and 1762. On chronological
grounds it is evident that William (b. 1727) cannot have been the father of a
child baptised in 1744, so we must conclude that it was this William (b. 1727)
who married Susanna May in 1748 and the other William (b. 1724) who lived at
Moreton Pinkney. However, the William who married Susanna May was buried at
Towcester 19 July 1816 aged “94”; but if he was born in 1724 he would have been
92, while if he was born in 1727 he would have been 89.
[177] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[178] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register states that he died aged “94”. If I have
correctly identified William as the son of Edward, then he was in fact 89.
However, if he was really William (b. 1724), son of William and Mary then he
would have been 92.
[179] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[180] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[181] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[182] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register calls him “William son of Thomas & ___
Hoare”. It is possible that he was not the son of Elizabeth Waterman.
[183] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[184] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[185] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[186] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[187] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[188] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register appears to have continued in the old
fashioned style of starting the new year on lady day (in March).
[189] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[190] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[191] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[192] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[193] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[194] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[195] Transcription of
original record (ancestry.com)
[199] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[200] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[201] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[202] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[203] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[204] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[205] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[206] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[207] England & Wales, National Probate
Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966
(ancestry.com)
[208] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[209] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[210] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[211] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[212] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[213] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[214] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[215] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[216] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[217] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[218] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); there is no date next to her baptism record.
[219] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[220] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[221] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[222] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[223] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); he was baptised the day after his father was buried.
[224] Mentioned in the will
of his mother Joan.
[225] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register states that he was a “butcher”.
[226] Mentioned in the will
of her father James Hoare, Yeoman of Green Norton, Northamptonshire (written 2
Dec 1657; proved 29 Dec 1657) PROB 11/271/553.
[227] Mentioned in the will
of her father James Hoare, Yeoman of Green Norton, Northamptonshire (written 2
Dec 1657; proved 29 Dec 1657) PROB 11/271/553.
[228] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[229] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[230] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[231] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[232] John the victualler
names James Hoare of Greens Norton as his “kinsman” in his will (written April
1650; proved May 1650). This is the only evidence that John the victualler was
related to the Hoares of Greens Norton. John the victualler was married in 1626
and died in 1650; he could therefore be EITHER the John son of John
who was baptised in 1587 OR the
John son of James who was baptised in 1602. However, John son of James was left
a large amount of property in Greens Norton in his father’s will and I identify
him as the John who was a yeoman in Greens Norton and died in 1658, leaving
property in Greens Norton to his wife and children. This leaves John son of
John (baptised 1587) as the only remaining option; if this was the case then he
was the younger brother of James Hoare (1581-1657) and the first cousin of
James Hoare (b. 1584). Presumably he was referring to James (b. 1584) as his
“kinsman”. However, it is also possible that John the victualler was another
man, whose baptism record has not survived. For example he could be a brother
of Henry Hoare of Walton (d. 1655), who was his contemporary in age, and whose
extact connection to the Hoares of Greens Norton remains unclear.
[233] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[234] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[235] John wrote his will in
April 1650, it was proved in May 1650.
[236] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[237] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[238] Will of Dorothy Hoare
(written December 1716; proved 1717)
[239] Will of Dorothy Hoare
(written December 1716; proved 1717)
[240] Will of Dorothy Hoare
(written December 1716; proved 1717)
[241] Will of Dorothy Hoare
(written December 1716; proved 1717)
[242] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[243] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[244] Sarah had died by the
time her father wrote his will.
[245] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[246] I have not found his
baptism record, but he is named in his father’s will.
[247] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[248] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[249] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[250] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[251] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[252] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[253] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[254] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[255] Josias had died by the
time his father wrote his will.
[256] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[257] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[258] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[259] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[260] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); he was buried on the same day as his brother Edmund
Hoare, “These two Edmond & Robert weare both buryed at one tyme, weare
carryed to the church together”
[261] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[262] Scan of original record
(ancestry.com)
[263] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[264] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[265] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[266] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[267] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[268] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[269] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[270] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[271] Mentioned in the will
of Sarah Hoare(née Clarke) (d. 1712).
[272] Mentioned in the will
of Sarah Hoare(née Clarke) (d. 1712).
[273] Mentioned in the will
of Sarah Hoare(née Clarke) (d. 1712).
[274] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); Sarah Hoare (née Clarke) refers to Mary as her daughter
in her will.
[275] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[276] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[277] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[278] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[279] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[280] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[281] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); this could be the burial record of Nicholas (b. 1634),
son of John and Alice.
[282] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register specifies that he was “borne” on that date,
but does not say when he was baptised.
[283] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); however his parentage is not stated and this could be
the burial record of James Hoare (baptised
17 December 1584) or James Hoare (baptised
at Greens Norton 25 August 1616).
[284] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[285] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[286] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register states that she was the daughter of “John
Hoare, Sen” in order to differentiate her from the Frances Hoare, daughter of
John Hoare, son of Edmund Hoare who was baptised at Greens Norton in 1659.
[287] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[288] Scan of original record
(ancestry.com)
[289] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[290] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[291] Mentioned
in the will of Thomas Hoare (d. 1573).
[292] Mentioned
in the will of Robert Hoare of Deanshanger (proved 1580).
[293] Robert
wrote his will on 28 August 1577; it was proved in 1580.
[294] Mentioned
in the will of Robert Hoare of Deanshanger (proved 1580).
[295] Mentioned
in the will of Robert Hoare of Deanshanger (proved 1580).
[296] Mentioned
in the will of Robert Hoare of Deanshanger (proved 1580).
[297] Mentioned
in the will of Robert Hoare of Deanshanger (proved 1580).
[298] Mentioned
in the will of Thomas Hoare (d. 1573).
[299] Mentioned
in the will of Thomas Hoare (d. 1573).
[300] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Robert Hoare yeoma[n] was buried…”
[301] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[302] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[303] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[304] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[305] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[306] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[307] His baptism record has
not survived. It seems very likely that he was the son and namesake of Daniel
Hoare of Cogenhoe (1603-1645).
[308] Her name is known from
her children’s baptism records.
[309] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[310] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[311] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[312] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Daniel ye son of widdow Hoare was buryed…”
[313] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[314] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[315] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[316] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[317] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[318] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “William Hoare (Carpenter) [was buried]…”
[319] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[320] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[321] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[322] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[323] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Anne ye daughtr of Daniel Hoare was buryed…”
[324] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[325] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[326] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[327] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[328] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[329] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[330] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[331] Mentioned
in the will of Thomas Hoare (d. 1573).
[332] Mentioned
in the will of Thomas Hoare (d. 1573).
[333] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[334] He wrote his will on
13 April 1613; it was proved 17 November 1613.
[335] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Jane Marshalle an olde ancient widdowe [was buried]”
[336] In his will of 1613,
Thomas Marshall mentions his sons Robert, William and Richard, and his
daughters Susanna and Elizabeth (Marshall) and Jane (Shackleton). In his will
of 1629, James Hoare makes his “loving cozen Richard Marshall of Towcester” an
overseer.
[337] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[338] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[339] A Jane Hoare was
buried at Greens Norton 11 April 1594. She may have been EITHER Jane, daughter of John
Hoare (baptised 7 March 1567/8), OR Jane, daughter of James Hoare (baptised
2 January 1574/5), OR Jane,
daughter of William Hoare (baptised 16 August 1571). I think it likely that it
was the daughter of James Hoare because he had a second daughter baptised with
the name Jane at Greens Norton on 14 December 1594.
[340] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[341] Mentioned in her
father’s will.
[342] I have not been able
to find her baptism record, but her father James lists his daughters in order
of age in his will (except his daughter Mary who is left a separate bequest), “my
othr daughters Margarett Elizabeth Frances Dorothie Alice Jane Suzan & Anne”
[343] Mentioned in her
father’s will.
[344] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[345] Mentioned in her
father’s will.
[346] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[347] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[348] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[349] Mentioned in his
father’s will (he was the principal heir).
[350] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); A James Hoare was buried at Greens Norton on that day,
however it is impossible to say whether it was this James or his first cousin
once removed of the same name (baptised
25 August 1616).
[351] Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, VOL IV, p. 290
[352] Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, VOL IV, p. 290
[353] According to The Visitation of London 1664, The
Publications of the Harleian Society, VOL 92, pp. 78-79 (1940), James had a
daughter named Elizabeth who married Thomas Mansfield. James mentions a
granddaughter named Elizabeth Convers in his will of 1695, but I have not been
able to discover Elizabeth’s parents’ names.
[354] A register of the scholars admitted into Merchant
Taylors’ School: from A. D. 1562 to 1874, VOL I, p. 249, “James Hore, eld. son of James, gentleman of the Tower of London,
b. in the Tower and parish of St. Peter ad Vincula, 14 Sep. 1644.”
[355] Widow of William
Wakefield, of Nevendon, Essex, see Allegations
for Marriage Licences Issued from the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of
Canterbury at London 1543 to 1869, ‘The Publications of the Harleian
Society’, VOL XXIV, p. 44 (1886), “1649. Dec. 12 William Wakefield, now of St
Faith’s, London, Merchant, Bachr, 32 & Anne Large, of Camberwell, Surrey,
Spr, 17, dau. of Thomas Large, late Citizen of London, dec’d; with consent of
her mother Elizabeth Harwood alias Large; at St Peter’s, Paul’s Wharf, Trinity,
Minories, or St James, Clerkenwell.”
[356] Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, VOL IV, p. 290
[357] Hoare’s Bank Archive HB/1/2
Debt Book, folio 69., “Du from my Coz Henry Hoare for a Gold Seale sett with a
Dolphin”
[358] Borrowed and repaid
money from Sir Richard Hoare in 1703.
[359] Mentioned in the will
of his grandfather James Hoare senior of the Mint.
[360] The Manuscripts of the House of Lords: 1702-1704, pp. 167-168, “Dec.
10. [1702] Hore’s Estate Act.– Petition of Henry Hore Esq., James Hore,
Gentleman, and Dorcas, Lady Ashfield. The late James Hore, Esq., by his will,
directed Lady Ashfield, his executrix, to purchase an estate of 330l. a year and settle it in trustees to
pay two annuities to Anne, Lady Ashfield, and Elizabeth Conyers, and to permit
the Petitioner Henry Hore, for his life and his sons successively, to have the
residue of the profits, with power to make a jointure for a wife and to make
provision for daughters, with remainder in like manner to James Hore, with remainder
to the right heirs of the testator, whose right heir the said Henry Hore is.
Henry Hore and James Hore are both without issue and unmarried, and, with a
view of paying their debts and having something for their maintenance and
advancement, have prevailed upon Lady Ashfield to give them an equivalent sum
of money in lieu of the estate, which should have been purchased and settled
upon them, she being indemnified for so doing. Pray for leave to bring in a
Bill. Signed by Petitioners. Read this day and leave given.”
[361] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com), “Mr James Hoare was bur: from Fl Str: in the Church in
the Chancel”. There were several other James Hoares buried around Greater
London in the early 1700s, and I have no evidence that this is the correct
burial record for James Hoare, grandson of James of the Mint.
[362] Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, VOL IV, p. 290
[363] James Hoare senior of
the Mint mentions only two grandsons named Henry Hoare and James Hoare in his
will of 30 June 1695. A Charles Hoare had an account with the bank dated 23
December 1697; I suspect this Charles was a son of either Sir Richard’s uncle John
(who had 3 sons living 1660) or uncle
Charles (who had 3 children living
1664).
[364] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[365] A register of the scholars admitted into Merchant
Taylors’ School: from A. D. 1562 to 1874, VOL I, p. 249, “Charles Hore, second son of
James, b. in same place, 13 Jan.
1645.”
[366] Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, VOL IV, p. 290
[367] Marriage Licence allegations, Dean of Westminster,
1558-1699 and Vicar-General of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1660 to 1679, “25 May 1672 Thomas Castell,
of St Andrew’s, Holborn, Leatherseller, Widr, abt 40, & Mrs Mary Hoare, of
St Peter ad Vincula, London, Spr, abt 24; consent of father James Hoare, Esq.;
at St Andrew's, Holborn.”
[368] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[369] Marriage Licence allegations, Dean of Westminster,
1558-1699 and Vicar-General of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1660 to 1679, “25 May 1672 Thomas
Castell, of St Andrew’s, Holborn, Leatherseller, Widr, abt 40, & Mrs Mary
Hoare, of St Peter ad Vincula, London, Spr, abt 24; consent of father James
Hoare, Esq.; at St Andrew's, Holborn.”
Thomas
appears to have lived at St Michael, Wood Street (by Cheapside) prior to the
Great Fire of London and was already a widower when he was given licence to
marry Hester Ellis, see Allegations for Marriage
Licences Issued by the Vicar-General of the Archbishop of Canterbury 1660-1668,
p. 181, “Thomas Castell, of St Michael, Wood Street, Lond., Leatherseller,
Widr, abt 32, & Hester Ellis, of St Giles, Cripplegate, Spr, abt 24, at own
disp.; at St Michael’s afsd.”
[370] Complete Baronetage, VOL 2, p. 2
[371] Complete Baronetage, VOL 2, p. 2
[372] Complete Baronetage, VOL 2, p. 2
[373] A register of the scholars admitted into Merchant Taylors’ School: from
A. D. 1562 to 1874, VOL I, p. 281
[374] A register of the scholars admitted into Merchant
Taylors’ School: from A. D. 1562 to 1874, VOL I, p. 281
[375] Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1676-7, p. 351,
“Oct. 3. [1676] Whitehall. Warrant for a grant of the office of clerkship of
the Exchange and Mint, commonly called the clerkship of the irons, in the
Tower, and also of that commonly called the surveyorship of the melting houses
of the exchange coinage and mint of the Tower to Martin Hoare in reversion
after James Hoare for his life. [Home
Office, Warrant Book 1, p. 211.]”
[376] Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, VOL IV, p. 290. See
also, Calendar of Treasury Books:
1681-1685, p. 605, “[25 Sep 1685] Royal warrant to the Attorney General for
a great seal to appoint Thomas Hall Chief Clerk of the Mint in the Tower loco Martin Hoare, deceased.”
[377] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[378] Mentioned in her
father’s will.
[379] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[380] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[381] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Thomas Hoare sonne of James was buryed…”
[382] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[383] She was the executor
of her mother’s will and is referred to as “Alice __[Londell?] my daughter”.
The surname is difficult to read.
[384] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[385] Mentioned in her
father’s will.
[386] She was a beneficiary
in the will of her mother Alice, “I geve & devise to Mary Hoare my daughtr
my bed wherein I now lye wth the fetherbed and all other things thereto
belonging and __ about the same my great brasse pott my great brasse kettle
& brasse basen”
[387] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[388] Mentioned in her
father’s will.
[389] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[390] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[391] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[392] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[393] Mentioned in her
father’s will.
[394] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[395] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[396] Mentioned in his father’s
will. His father left him a considerable amount of property in Greens Norton. This
appears to be the property John left to his wife and children in his will of
1659. I consider this sufficient evidence to distinguish him from John Hoare,
Victualler of Towcester who died in 1650 and in his will mentions his “kinsman
James Hoare of Greens Norton”. I identify John the victualler as the John, son
of John Hoare, who was baptised at Greens Norton 17 November 1587.
[397] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); buried as “John Hoare the elder”. He wrote his will on
14 November 1657, it was proved on 25 March 1659 (I am unsure whether this
means 1658/9 or 1659/60).
[398] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[399] Referred to as “Anne
Ward” in the will of her father John
(written 14 November 1657).
[400] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[401] Mentioned in the will
of his father John (written 14 November 1657).
[402] It appears to be this
John who died circa 1690, at which time his brothers James and Anthony brought
a case in the Court of Chancery for his personal estate, see National Archives
C 5/70/39:
[403] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[404] Mentioned in the will
of his father John (written 14 November 1657).
[405] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); this could be the burial record of Nicholas (b. 1649),
son of John and Frances.
[406] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[407] Mentioned in the will
of her father John (written 14 November 1657).
[408] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the register states that “Alice Hoare ye younger” was
buried on that date. It is also possible that this refers to Alice (b. 1619),
daughter of Edmund Hoare. Another Alice (without further description) was
buried at Greens Norton on 8 March 1690/1; I suspect that is the burial record
of Alice, daughter of Edmund, but if so I have not found a burial record for
Alice, wife of John Hoare (d. 1658).
[409] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[410] Mentioned in the will
of his father John (written 14 November 1657).
[411] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[412] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[413] Referred to as “Mary
Watson” in her father’s will.
[414] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[415] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[416] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[417] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[418] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[419] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[420] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[421] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[422] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[423] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[424] Visitation of England & Wales, VOL 17, p. 104, “Rev.
Christopher Moor (2nd surviving son of Christopher Moor of Cragg, in Irton,
yeoman, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Henry Nicholson); born 12 February,
bapt. at Irton, co. Cumberland, 28 February 1730; of Queen’s College, Oxford,
matriculated 24 October 1751, B.A. 1757; Assistant Master at Rugby for 23
years, Curate of Catthorpe, co. Leicester, Vicar of Pattishall, and Rector of
Slapton 1770-72, and Vicar of Lilbourne 1777 until his death; died at Rugby,
aged 72, 11 March, bur. there 19 March 1803. M.I. in Holy Trinity churchyard,
Rugby. Will dated 10 December 1800, with codicil dated 8 March 1803, proved
(P.C.C.) 12 May 1803. Miniature in the
possession of Francis Hannah Moor, his grand-daughter.”
[425] Visitation of England & Wales, VOL 17, p. 104,
“Mary, dau. of James Hoare of West Haddon, co. Northampton, by Jane his wife,
dau. of the Rev. William Watkin, Rector of West Haddon; born in 1738; marr. At
West Haddon 27 April 1779; died in August 1819, bur. at Rugby. Miniature in the possession of Frances
Hannah Moor, her grand-daughter. 2nd wife.”
[426] Scan of original record
(ancestry.com)
[427] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[428] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[429] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[430] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[431] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[432] Mentioned
in her husband’s will.
[433] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[434] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[435] He is
not mentioned in his father’s will.
[436] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[437] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); her parents are not identified in the burial record, but
the same is the case for her brother William (buried 1642) and sister Elizabeth
(buried 1644). Each of these burial records comes within a year or two of a
corresponding baptism record and since none of these 3 children are mentioned
in the will of their father John it seems they died as babies.
[438] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[439] Mentioned in the will
of her father John (written 14 November 1657).
[440] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[441] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[442] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[443] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[444] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[445] Mentioned in the will
of his father John (written 14 November 1657).
[446] Northamptonshire Administrations of the Archdeaconry of Northampton
1677-1830, “Hoare, Anthony, of Green’s Norton, gt. 17 Nov 1693 to Thomas
Hoare, of same, husbandman, the brother. Surety, James Hoare, of West Haddon,
husbandman. (57)”
[447] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[448] Mentioned in the will
of his father John (written 14 November 1657).
[449] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); there are two scanned parish registers for Greens Norton
at this time. One records that Anthony was buried on 5 Feb and the other says
15 Feb. Neither gives his parentage and it is possible that it was Anthony
(born 1622, living 1657), son of James Hoare and Elizabeth Hastings who was
buried at this time. However, it seems more likely to have been Anthony (born
1648), son of John Hoare who had a son called John baptised at Greens Norton in
1692 (the other Anthony would have been aged 70 at this time) and it makes
sense that he only had one child if he died the following year. Additional
evidence comes from National Archives C 5/70/39, where Anthony Hoare was the
plaintiff in a chancery case against James Hoare and others concerning the
personal estate of John Hoare of Greens Norton, deceased. This appears to be
Anthony and James squabbling over the inheritance of their eldest brother,
though I have not seen the original court files.
[450] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[451] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[452] Mentioned in her
father’s will.
[453] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Richard Payne of Blisworth & Ane Hoare the dater of
James were maried…”
[454] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[455] Mentioned in his
father’s will.
[456] He was the main
beneficiary of his mother Alice’s will, “I geve and devise to Willm Hoare my
sone my cotage in Greens Norton aforesaid wherein I nowe dwell and my garden
yarde backside therto belonging wth their appurtences to have & to hold the
same to the said Willm Hoare his heires… forever. Itm I geve to the said Willm
my sone three… sheets and my cowe”
[457] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); buried as “William Hoare, Jun[ior]”, while a “Will:
Hoare Sen[ior]” was buried in May of the same year. I believe that this William
(born 1607) can be safely identified as William Hoare junior, and that William
Hoare senior was the man who married Ellen, being EITHER William (b. 1591) son
of John and Mary, OR William
(b. 1586) son of William and Catherine.
[458] A Copy of Papers Relating to Musters, Beacons, Subsidies, Etc. in the
County of Northampton, A.D. 1586-1623, p. 46, ed. by John Wake (1926). A
“Tho: Hore” appears in the 1591 Muster under Greens Norton, but it may equally
refer to Thomas (b. 1568), son of William Hoare, or his first cousin Thomas (b.
1569), son of John Hoare. The Thomas Hoare of the muster roll appears to have
settled in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, where he had a daughter Grace
baptised on 24 February 1607. Henry Hoare (later of Walton, grandfather of the
banker Sir Richard Hoare) had 7 children baptised at North Crawley between 1614
and 1628. It appears therefore that Henry was the son of this Thomas.
[459] Henry and his family
moved to Walton shortly before the birth of his youngest child Thomas, who was
baptised there on 24 July 1631. DNA testing confirms that Henry was a
descendant (chronologically he must have been a great-grandson) of Thomas
Hoare, of Greens Norton (d. 1573).
[460] Henry had his first
child in 1614 and his father Thomas was born in either 1568 or 1569. If I have
reconstructed the family correctly he must have been born in about 1590-1595.
[461] CD of the Parish
Registers of St Michael, Walton (N.Bucks) (Buckinghamshire Family History
Society 2008). Her will survives (dated 23 September 1660; proved 1661),
available at the Buckinghamshire County Council website.
[462] CD of the Parish
Registers of St Michael, Walton (N.Bucks) (Buckinghamshire Family History
Society 2008). See also the Will of Henry Hoare, of Walton, Buckinghamshire (written
11 July 1654; proved 17 May 1655) (PROB 11/245/272)
[463] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); “Hellen Hoare, was buryed…”. I have not found any other
records for a Helen Hoare and suppose that this is Ellen’s burial record.
[464] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); buried as “Will: Hoare Sen[ior]”, while a “William
Hoare, Jun[ior]”, was buried in August of the same year. I believe that this
William (husband of Ellen) can be safely identified as William Hoare senior,
and that William Hoare junior was born in 1607, being the penultimate child of
John Hoare and Mary Knot. This is confirmed by the will of William Hoare
(written 8 May 1662; proved 1662), wherein he leaves property to his daughters
Elizabeth and Frances.
[465] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[466] Will
of William Hoare (buried 11 May 1662)
[467] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[468] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[469] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[470] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); Will of William Hoare (d. 1662)
[471] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[472] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[473] Buckinghamshire Family
History Society Parish Records Database. The marriage record states that
Catherine was “of Grenes Norton”.
[474] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[475] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); there are two Greens Norton parish registers which
record the death of this Anne Hoare. Both call her the daughter of Elizabeth
Hoare, widow.
The
following also appears to refer to Anne, daughter of Elizabeth Hoare:
Northamptonshire
Administrations of the Archdeaconry of Northampton 1677-1830
“Hoare, Anne, of Eastcoate in par. of Pattishall, infant, a
minor, gr. 09 Dec 1684 to Elizabeth Hoare, of same, widow, the mother.
Sureties, Thomas Waple, of same, yeoman, and John Arnold, of Daventry,
Ironmonger. Invent £6, taken 02 Feb 1684 by Tho. Warner, John Perritt. (1)”
[476] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[477] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); the burial record calls her “Grace Hoar a child” but does
not name her parents. It seems likely that she was a daughter of Edward and
Grace Hoare.
[478] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[479] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[480] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[481] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[482] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[483] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[484] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[485] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[486] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[487] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[488] On 29 October 1617
Faithfull Battliff married Avice Yamans at Paulersbury. Given how unusual the
first name ‘Faithfull’ is, this suggests Faithfull Hoare was descended from
Faithfull Battliff.
[489] Occupation given in
his burial record.
[490] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[491] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[492] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[493] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[494] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[495] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[496] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[497] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); baptised as “Ann Hoare”
[498] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[499] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[500] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[501] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[502] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[503] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com); baptised as “William Hoare”
[504] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:1:M3JR-X77 (User Submitted)
[505] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:1:94HM-7MJ (User Submitted)
[506] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[507] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[508] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[509] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[510] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[511] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[512] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[513] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[514] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[516] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[517] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[518] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[519] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[520] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:3WV7-YZR (User Submitted)
[521] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[522] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:3WV7-YZR (User Submitted)
[523] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[524] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)
[525] Scan of original
record (ancestry.com)