Hoares of Walton and London: A working paper by

William Acton

Genealogist with C.Hoare & Co (Hoare’s Bank)

of 37 Fleet Street, London EC4P 4DQ.

Last updated: 14 September 2016

Thomas hoare, of North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, EITHER baptised at Greens Norton 20 March 1567/8 (son of William Hore and his wife Catherine), OR baptised at Greens Norton 22 December 1569 (son of John Hore and his first wife Catherine), living 1591,[1] had issue,

1a Henry hoare, see below.

2a Grace hoare, baptised at North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 24 February 1607/8.[2]

The presumed son,

Henry hoare, of North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, later of Walton (in Milton Keynes), Buckinghamshire,[3] estimate born circa 1592,[4] married Olive (buried at Walton 27 September 1660),[5] and was buried at Walton 18 March 1654/5,[6] having had issue,

1a Elizabeth hoare, baptised at North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 17 December 1614,[7] married before 1654 Samuel Simpson,[8] and died before 1660,[9] having had issue,

1b Olive simpson, living 1664[10] and 1679.[11]

2b Elizabeth simpson, living 1664.[12]

2a John hoare, baptised at North Crawley 11 August 1616,[13] and was buried at North Crawley 21 March 1619/20.[14]

2a Henry hoare, of St Botolph, Aldersgate, London, Horsedealer,[15] living 11 September 1665,[16] baptised at North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 17 January 1619/20,[17] married Cicely (buried at St Giles Cripplegate 12-15 September 1677),[18] sister of Joan Cotton and Susanna Maidwell, and was buried at St Giles Cripplegate 5 January 1669/70,[19] having had issue,[20]

1b Sir Richard hoare, founder of Hoare’s Bank, baptised at St Giles, Cripplegate 8 September 1649,[21] married at Lincoln’s Inn Chapel 27 July 1672 Susannah Austen (born circa 1653; died 24 September 1720, buried in the chancel of St Dunstan in the West 4 October 1720),[22] daughter of John Austen, of Essex and his second wife Susannah, and died 6 January 1718/19 (buried in the chancel of St Dunstan in the West 13 January 1718/19),[23] leaving issue (Hoare of Staplehurst, Stourhead, Barn Elms, Luscombe, etc.).

3a John hoare, baptised at North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 27 February 1620/1,[24] living 1654[25] and 1664,[26] had issue,

1b A son hoare, living 1660.[27]

2b A son hoare, living 1660.[28]

3b A son hoare, living 1660.[29]

4a William hore, of St Stephen Coleman Street, Merchant Taylor, baptised at North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 23 April 1622,[30] married Anna,[31] and died between 22 September 1658 and 30 July 1660,[32] having had issue,

1b Elizabeth hoare, living 1658[33] and 1664.[34]

2b Sarah hoare, living 1658.[35]

5a Alice hoare, baptised at North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 9 May 1624,[36] and married at Bow Brickhill, Bedfordshire 15 November 1649 Lee Feild,[37] of Sandford.

6a Olive hoare, baptised at North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 15 May 1627,[38] married Joseph Brinklow[39] (died before 11 June 1679),[40] and died after 11 June 1679,[41] having had issue,

1b Olive brinklow, baptised at Wavendon, Buckinghamshire 4 December 1648,[42] living 1664[43] and 1679.[44]

2b Anne brinklow, baptised at Wavendon 8 July 1651,[45] living 1660 and 1679.[46]

3b Sarah brinklow, baptised at Wavendon 9 August 1652,[47] living 1664[48] and 1679.[49]

4b Elizabeth brinklow, born 26 August 1654 (baptised at Wavendon 11 September 1654),[50] living 1664[51] and 1679.[52]

5b A son brinklow, baptised at Wavendon 26 November 1655,[53] and died 8 May 1655.[54]

6b John brinklow, baptised at Wavendon 19 January 1657/8,[55] living 1679.[56]

7a Richard hoare, baptised at North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 14 September 1628,[57] and probably died young.[58]

8a Charles hoare, died before 1664,[59] having had issue,

1b A child hoare, living 1664.[60]

2b A child hoare, living 1664.[61]

3b A child hoare, living 1664.[62]

9a Thomas hoare, of London, Cordwainer, baptised at Walton, Buckinghamshire 24 July 1631,[63] married Magdalen, sister of Joan Lacey, and died without issue between 27 June and 11 July 1679.[64]

(10a A daughter hoare, married William Trebble,[65] leaving issue).

Perhaps a younger sister of Henry Hoare of Walton:

Grace Hoare, daughter of Thomas Hoare, was baptised at North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 24 February 1607/8.

Possible reference to Thomas Hoare:

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C5568551

Reference: STAC 8/24/12

Description: Short title: Attorney General v Impey.

Plaintiffs: Sir Henry Yelverton, Attorney General, at the relation of the keepers of Ampthill Park.

Defendants: Richard Impey, Matthew Spicer alias Matthew Helder, and others of Husborne Crawley, John Barford, warrener, John Edwardes, Thomas Hore, William Aldridge and Francis Barker of Ridgmont, dependents on George Russell of Ridgmont esq, Richard Saunders of Wandon, (Wavendon?) gent, and others.

Subject: Deer stealing in the parks of Brockborough, Beckering, Ampthill Great Park, Ampthill Little Park, Combe, Steppingley and Langton.

Bedfordshire.

Barnes category: officer's misfeasance; contempt of proclamation; assault; conspiracy; hunting; unlawful assembly; contempt.

Date: 1619 February

Held by: The National Archives, Kew

Legal status: Public Record(s)

Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

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[1] 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 1607/8. 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.

[2] Buckinghamshire Family History Society Parish Records Database

[3] 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).

[4] Henry had his first child in 1614 and his supposed father Thomas was born in either 1568 or 1569. If I am correct that Henry was the son of Thomas then Henry must have been born in about 1590-1595.

[5] 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.

[6] 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)

[7] Buckinghamshire Family History Society Parish Records Database

[8] Will of Henry Hoare, of Walton, Buckinghamshire (written 11 July 1654; proved 17 May 1655) (PROB 11/245/272).

[9] Will of Olive Hoare (dated 23 September 1660; proved 1661).

[10] Will of Henry Hoare, of St Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[11] Will of Thomas Hoare, Cordwainer of London (written 27 June 1679; proved 11 July 1679) (PROB 11/360/182).

[12] Will of Henry Hoare, of St Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[13] Buckinghamshire Family History Society Parish Records Database

[14] Buckinghamshire Family History Society Parish Records Database

[15] Le Neve’s Pedigrees of the Knights…, p. 481, ed. by George W. Marshall (1873), “…Hoar of Smithfield a Horse courser & gott 400^l p’ ann. by buying and selling horses.”

[16] Will of John Hayes, Innholder of Saint Giles in the Fields, Middlesex (written 11 September 1665, proved 23 September 1665) (PROB 11/317/603), “...in case my wife should depart this life or marry then my will and pleasure is that Henry Hoare Edward Simpson and Peter Ives be Gaurdians to my - - children”. Henry Hoare appointed John Hayes as an overseer of his will.

[17] Buckinghamshire Family History Society Parish Records Database

[18] Scan of original record (ancestry.com). The exact date is difficult to read. Cecily was buried in the chancel, supporting the theory that the unknown Hoare who was buried in the chancel on 5 January 1669/70 was her husband Henry Hoare. See also the Will of Sicilia Hoare, Widow of London (written 24 October 1676; proved 28 September 1677) (PROB 11/354/598).

[19] Scan of original record (ancestry.com). The exact record burial records reads as follows: “[blank] Hoar horsecourser from Acton” died of “consumt[ion]” and was buried in the chancel 5 January 1669/70.

[20] Will of Henry Hoare, of St Botolph without Aldersgate, London (written 13 August 1664; proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[21] Scan of original record (ancestry.com)

[22] Scan of original record (ancestry.com)

[23] Scan of original record (ancestry.com)

[24] Buckinghamshire Family History Society Parish Records Database

[25] Will of Henry Hoare, of Walton, Buckinghamshire (written 11 July 1654; proved 17 May 1655) (PROB 11/245/272).

[26] Will of Henry Hoare, of Saint Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[27] Will of Olive Hoare (dated 23 September 1660; proved 1661).

[28] Will of Olive Hoare (dated 23 September 1660; proved 1661).

[29] Will of Olive Hoare (dated 23 September 1660; proved 1661).

[30] Buckinghamshire Family History Society Parish Records Database

[31] William names her in his will. They may perhaps be the William Hore and Anne Burton who were married at St Gregory by St Paul by license of the Bishop of London 16 December 1634.

[32] Will of William Hore, Merchant Tailor (written 22 September 1658; proved 30 July 1660) (PROB 11/299/765).

[33] Will of William Hore, Merchant Tailor (written 22 September 1658; proved 30 July 1660) (PROB 11/299/765).

[34] Will of Henry Hoare, of St Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[35] Will of William Hore, Merchant Tailor (written 22 September 1658; proved 30 July 1660) (PROB 11/299/765).

[36] Buckinghamshire Family History Society Parish Records Database

[37] The Buckinghamshire Family History Society provided me with a transcription of this marriage record. Alice’s name is clearly transcribed as “Alice Hoare of Walton” but her husband’s name is transcribed as “Lee? FEILD of Sandford? Bedfordshire” and may not have been correctly transcribed.

[38] Buckinghamshire Family History Society Parish Records Database

[39] Will of Henry Hoare, of Walton, Buckinghamshire (written 11 July 1654; proved 17 May 1655) (PROB 11/245/272).

[40] Will of Thomas Hoare, Cordwainer of London (written 27 June 1679; proved 11 July 1679) (PROB 11/360/182).

[41] Will of Thomas Hoare, Cordwainer of London (written 27 June 1679; proved 11 July 1679) (PROB 11/360/182).

[42] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NPRJ-C3Y (User Submitted)

[43] Will of Henry Hoare, of Saint Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[44] Will of Thomas Hoare, Cordwainer of London (written 27 June 1679; proved 11 July 1679) (PROB 11/360/182).

[45] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NPRJ-2BP (User Submitted)

[46] Will of Thomas Hoare, Cordwainer of London (written 27 June 1679; proved 11 July 1679) (PROB 11/360/182).

[47] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JML1-LQ2 (User Submitted)

[48] Will of Henry Hoare, of Saint Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[49] Will of Thomas Hoare, Cordwainer of London (written 27 June 1679; proved 11 July 1679) (PROB 11/360/182).

[50] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J7M7-M4Y (User Submitted)

[51] Will of Henry Hoare, of Saint Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[52] Will of Thomas Hoare, Cordwainer of London (written 27 June 1679; proved 11 July 1679) (PROB 11/360/182).

[53] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NBMC-2R4 (User Submitted)

[54] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NBMC-2R4 (User Submitted)

[55] https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J7M7-MVK

[56] Will of Thomas Hoare, Cordwainer of London (written 27 June 1679; proved 11 July 1679) (PROB 11/360/182).

[57] Buckinghamshire Family History Society Parish Records Database

[58] He is not mentioned in the wills of his parents and siblings.

[59] Will of Henry Hoare, of St Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[60] Will of Henry Hoare, of St Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[61] Will of Henry Hoare, of St Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[62] Will of Henry Hoare, of St Botolph without Aldersgate, London (proved 15 January 1669/70) (PROB 11/332/68).

[63] CD of the Parish Registers of St Michael, Walton (N.Bucks) (Buckinghamshire Family History Society 2008).

[64] Will of Thomas Hoare, Cordwainer of London (written 27 June 1679; proved 11 July 1679) (PROB 11/360/182).

[65] Henry Hoare of St Botolph bequeathed “five pounds apiece” to “the children of my brother William Trebble”. Elsewhere in his will, Henry refers to his brother-in-law Joseph Brinklow as his “brother”, which indicates that Henry meant brother-in-law when referring to William Trebble as his brother. William Trebble may have been the husband of an otherwise unknown sister of Henry, or perhaps more likely the brother or brother-in-law of Henry’s wife Cicely.