Hore of Pole Hore
The
1235 Surrey Eyre, VOL 2, p. 178
“CHANU, JOHN le. Members of the le
Chanu family occur prominently as witnesses after the earls of Clare in late
12th century grants to Tonbridge priory and in other Kent Deeds (Bodleian
Library Kent Charters, nos. 1, 4, 7, 180). Their principal estate was at Bidborough,
near Tonbridge, where the family continued for many years. John also held of
the Gloucester fee, through the Danmartins, ¼ fee in East Bockingford, in
Brenchley, and ½ and ¼ fee at Yalding; but in 1242-3 these estates all had
sub-tenants (Fees, 663, 671-2). Since Ralph de Pimpe, a prominent knightly
tenant of the Danmartins, held a fee at East Bockingfold (ibid., 663), and it
was from Ralph and his wife Rose that John received a carucate at Tytling as
the marriage portion of his wife Katherine, whose mother’s name is known to
have been Rose
(note 105), it seems likely that Katherine was Ralph’s daughter. In Sussex John and Katherine on 7 May 1234
released their interests in 18 acres in Willingdon and on 20 Nov. 1235, in the
Sussex eyre, concorded a grand assize whereby John Gulafre admitted their right
to 8 acres at Eastbourne (Sussex Fines 1190-1249, nos 278, 314). These
interests, like Tyting, came to Katherine through her de Normanvill descent
(note 105). As Sir John Chanu or Canutus, John was first witness to several
Tonbridge priory deeds (Bodleian Library Kent Charters, nos 29, 30a, 33, 43-4);
he witnessed also, 5/11,6/10, Tandridge deeds (H.M.C., Various Collections, IV,
328-9; Minet 3610).”
Thomas
le hore, of Pole, co. Wexford,
head of the pedigree of Hore of Pole Hore in Molyneux’s Visitation of Wexford 1618, living
circa 1300, had issue,
1a Richard le
hore, died 1345, having had
issue,
1b Walter le hore, living 1345.
2a David le hore, of the Pole, Sheriff of Wexford,
living 1334.
1b Thomas le hore, of the Pole, living 1355.
2b Nicholas le
hore, of the Pole, Sheriff of Wexford, died without issue after 1378.
3a Walter le
hore, had issue,
1b A
son le hore.
2b William le hore, of co. Wexford, had issue,
1c Sir Nicholas le hore, of the Pole, Sheriff of Wexford, living 1396, married before 1374 as her fourth husband Matilda de
Loundres, daughter of Sir William de Loundres, of Naas, and had issue,
1d Christopher hore, of the Pole, married Maude Neville, daughter
of John Neville, of Rosgarland, and had issue,
1e William hore,
of the Pole, married Elyme Furlonge, daughter
of Philip Furlonge, of Davidstown and his wife Margaret (daughter of Lord
Keating of Kilcoan), and had issue,
1f Richard hore,
of the Pole, died without issue.
2f Thomas hore,
of the Pole, married Jane Roche, daughter
of Sir John Roche of the Drynagh, and had issue,
1g William hore,
of the Pole, see below.
2d Thomas hore, Abbot of Dunbrody, living 1447.
3d other sons.
2c Thomas le
hore, of Cookestown and Hamondstown, died
before 1427, having had issue,
1d Eleanor hore.
3c Sir John le
hore, of Shandon, see below.
3b John le hore, living 1379.
4b Robert le hore, Attorney General of Ireland, living 1380.
The
only son,
William
hore, of the Pole, married Eleanor Rosceter, daughter of
Thomas Rosceter, of Rathmacknee Castle, and had issue,
1a Thomas hore,
of the Pole, married 1552, a daughter
of John Isham, of Bryanston, and died without issue.
2a Christopher hore, of the Pole, living
1574, married Gennet Furlonge, daughter
of John Furlonge, of Carrickmanon, and had issue,
1b William hore,
of the Pole, living 1587, died without male issue.
2b Nicholas hore,
of the Pole, later of Mullindery and Cooleboy, married Isabella Hore, daughter of Nicholas Hore, of Ballysheland and
his wife Annistace Devereux, and died before 1641, having had issue,
1c Christopher hore, of Pole Hore and Ardcandrish, born 1612, married as her
first husband Margaret Sutton, daughter of Sutton of Fetherd House and his wife
Elizabeth Butler (daughter of Edmond, 4th Viscount Mountgarrett), and died 1682, having had issue,
1d Philip hore,
of Pole Hore, Sheriff of Wexford, born
10 June 1673, married 1705 Jane
Richards, daughter of Thomas Richards, of Rathaspeck Park, and died 1749, having had issue,
1e Thomas hore,
of Pole Hore, born 1706, married 1737 Catherine Harvey, daughter
of Rev. William Harvey, of Bargy Castle and his wife Susanna Harvey, and died 1774, having had issue,
1f A daughter hore.
2f A daughter hore.
3f A daughter hore.
2e Loftus
hore, baptised 16 April 1713.
3e Caesar hore,
of Pole Hore, born 1715, married 1745 Anastasia Clare, daughter
of Thomas Clare, and died April 1791,
having had issue,
1f Philip hore,
of Pole Hore, born 1750, married 1779 Elizabeth Wollett (died 1793), daughter of William Wollett,
of Chislehurst, and died 1802, having
had issue,
1g Herbert William hore, of Pole Hore, Wexford, born November 1783, married
at St James’, Westminster 31 December 1814 as her first husband Eliza Curling, daughter
of George Curling, of West Hatch, and died
1823, having had issue,
1h Herbert Francis hore, born 14 March
1817, married 25 January 1840
Dorothea Lucretia Light, eldest daughter of Alexander Whalley Light, and died (committed suicide) at Kildare St,
Dublin 15 August 1865 (buried at Glasnevin,
co. Dublin 18 August 1865), having had issue,
1i Captain Philip Herbert hore, born 14 November 1841, married
at Holy Trinity, Brompton 5 February 1885 Dorothy Feetum, and died 1913, having had issue,
1j Philip Christopher
Stuart hore, born 2 December 1885, and died
at
2i Herbert William hore, Midshipman of HMS Icarus, born 15 December 1842, and died
at the West Indies 1859.
3i Walter Alexander hore (later pole-hore),
born 14 December 1843, married at
1j Eliza Lily hore, born at
London 9 October 1868[2] (baptised at St James, Westminster 28
February 1869),[3] married at Green Mount, Maroochie 19 December 1892 John
Sommerville.
2j Edith Mary hore, born at
Brisbane, Australia 25 May 1870.[4]
3j Henry Charles hore, born at
Brisbane 18 April 1874.[5] [ISSUE?]
4j Florence Annie hore, born at
Brisbane 2 October 1877.[6]
5j Victor George hore, born at
Brisbane 1 November 1878,[7] and died young.
6j Victor Thomas George hore, born at Brisbane 1 January 1880,[8] married at Tonbridge, Kent 1911 EITHER Ethel Herapath OR Caroline J Pilbeam,
and died at Tonbridge 3 January 1942.
[Probably no issue]
7j Dora Frances hore, born at
Brisbane 19 September 1882,[9] married at Sydney 1916 Arthur Edward Bodycote (born 1880; died 1958).
8j Ismay Eleanor hore, born at
Brisbane 22 February 1885,[10] married at St Luke, Chelsea 17 August 1907 Charles Harold
Heathcote, and died at Stamford,
Lincolnshire 1929, leaving issue.
4i Ismay Eleanor hore, born 18
December 1845, and died 16 August
1873.
5i Gerald Edward hore, born 3
November 1847, and died at Jersey
August 1859.
6i Edith Catherine hore, born at
2h Edward George hore, Midshipman in the RN, born at Clonattin, Wexford 17 September 1823, married at Barbadoes, West Indies 17 June 1847 Maria Reid (born circa 1823; died 10 April 1897), daughter of Sir William Reid, and died 22 September 1871, having had
issue,
1i Edward
hore, born 17 November 1849, married first Minnie Barrett, and had
issue,
1j Maria Sydney hore.
2j Edith Figi hore.
(1i cont) Edward hore, married
second as her second husband Laura Pierce.
2i Gilbert Houston Stewart hore, born at Malta 2 January 1854,[11] and died at Gosport, Hampshire 27 January
1866.[12]
3i Henry Reid hore, born at Malta
25 January 1856,[13] living in Australia 1877,[14] and died of fever at Fort Salisbury, South
Africa, 13 March 1894.[15]
4i Colonel Charles Owen hore, born at
1j Kathleen Dulcibella hore, born at
3h Mary
hore, born at Clonattin, and died young.
4h Eliza Sarah hore.
2f Hannah hore,
married 1791 Richard FitzGerald Seix,
of Fennor.
3f Thomas
hore, born 1757.
4f Catherine
hore.
5f Jane
hore.
4e Christopher hore, born 1718, married first 1748 Mary Finlay, sister
of John Finlay, of Dublin. Christopher hore,
married second Magdalen Poole, daughter
of William Poole, and died 1793.
5e Editha hore,
married 1743 George Hatchell, of
Ludford Park.
6e Five other daughters.
2d Mary hore, married October 1680 Mary FitzHarris.
2c Anne hore,
married first 24 February 1678 Oliver
Keating. Anne hore, married second Henry Loftus, of Loftus
Hall.
3c Bridget hore,
married Walter Neville of Tullokenay.
4c William
hore.
5c Edmond hore,
of Mullinderry.
6c John
hore.
7c Patricia
hore.
8c Eleanor
hore.
2b James hore,
of Bellaboro, Constable of Bantry, living
1608.
3b Margaret hore,
married Nicholas Blanchville of Cross.
3a William hore,
of Growtown, living 1546, had issue,
1b UNKNOWN hore,
had issue,
1c Nicholas hore,
of Growtown and Coolstuffe, married
Isabell (niece of Lord Esmonde), and died
10 July 1620, having had issue,
1d Philip hore,
married Margaret Furlonge, daughter
of Mathew Furlonge, of Davidstown, and died
1633, having had issue,
1e Richard hore,
of Growtown, married Isabella
Stafford, daughter of Nicholas Stafford, of Wexford Castle.
4a Margaret hore,
married Nicholas Sutton, of Clonard.
The
third son,
Sir
John le hore, of Shandon,
Waterford, married Elenor le Poer, daughter
of Nicholas le Poer, of Curraghmore, and had issue,
1a Sir James hore, of Shandon, living
1497, had issue,
1b UNKNOWN hore,
had issue,
1c UNKNOWN hore,
had issue,
1d Mathew hore,
had issue,
1e John hore,
of Shandon, married Margaret
Coppinger, daughter of Sir John Coppinger, of Crosshaven, and died 10 July 1629, having had issue,
1f John hore,
of Shandon, MP, living 1639, married Mary Waddyng, daughter of Thomas
Waddyng, and had issue,
1g Mathew hore,
of Shandon, Lieutenant Colonel, married
Mary, and died 1696, having had
issue,
1h John hore,
of Shandon Castle and Dunsandle, Sheriff of co. Waterford, married Catherine Bourke, daughter of Sir John Bourke, of
Derrimaclaghntna and his wife Mary Burke (daughter of Richard Burke, 6th Earl
of Clanrickarde), and had issue,
1i Mathew hore,
of Shandon and Aghrahane, married
Mabella, and had issue,
1j John hore,
died 1748.
2j Mabella hore,
married John Donellan, of
Ballydonellan.
3j Mary hore,
married 18 August 1756 Sir Patrick
Bellew, Bt, of Barmeath.
4j Honora hore,
married 8 June 1765 Michael Aylmer, son
of Gerald Aylmer, of Lyons.
2i other issue.
2h Martin hore,
of Ballyshonack and Rosmire, MP, had issue,
1i John hore.
2i Dorothea hore,
married 1681 Richard Mansfield, of
Ballynamultena.
3h Ismay hore,
married Colonel James Devereux, of
Carrigmenan.
4h Margaret hore,
married Thomas Bourke, 7th Lord of
Castle Connell (died 1687).
5h other issue.
2e Margaret hore,
married Thomas Ronayne, of Youghall.
3e Eleanor hore,
married John Nugent, of Cloncoskeran
House.
4e Jane hore,
married Robert Whyte, brother of Sir
Nicholas Whyte, of Leixlip.
2a Cardula hore,
married Sir Mathew Browne, of
Malrankan.
Hore of Ballyshalan
Richard
hore, of Ballyshalan in the
barony of Shelmalier, living 1571, married as her second husband a daughter
of Nicholas Fitz Henry, 8th Baron of Kilkevan, and had issue,
1a
Nicholas hore,
2a Walter
hore, married Talbot, and had
issue,
1b
Philip hore,
[1]Visitation of Ireland, VOL 5, p. xii, by Frederick Arthur
Crisp (1911)
[2] Visitation of Ireland, VOL 5, p. xii, by Frederick Arthur Crisp
(1911)
[3] England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 (ancestry.com),
note this record gives her birthdate as 2 October.
[4] Visitation of Ireland, VOL 5, p. xii, by Frederick Arthur Crisp
(1911)
[5] Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922 (ancestry.com); however, his
birthdate is given as 19 April 1875 in Visitation
of Ireland, VOL 5, p. xii, by Frederick Arthur Crisp (1911)
[6] Visitation of Ireland, VOL 5, p. xii, by Frederick Arthur Crisp
(1911)
[7] Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922 (ancestry.com)
[8] Visitation of Ireland, VOL 5, p. xii, by Frederick Arthur Crisp
(1911)
[9] Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922 (ancestry.com); however, her
birthdate is given as 19 September 1883 in Visitation
of Ireland, VOL 5, p. xii, by Frederick Arthur Crisp (1911)
[10] Visitation of Ireland, VOL 5, p. xii, by Frederick Arthur Crisp
(1911)
[12] Visitation of Ireland, VOL 5, p. xiii, by Frederick Arthur Crisp
(1911)
[14] The Sydney Morning Herald (4 Oct 1877), “In the
matter of Henry Reid Hore, an adjourned single meeting. Debts proved: J.
Harden, £2 16s.; G. H. Smith, £5 3s.; J. Barren, £4.
Insolvent, being questioned by Mr. S. C. Brown on behalf of creditors, deposed
that he had never seen his mother’s marriage settlement, nor any copy of it;
his evidence regarding it was based on information received in Sydney; a
document was sent out for him and his brother to sign; he signed it; he had a
copy of the deed produced, which he had given over to the official assignee; he
had a letter in his hand from Lucas and Son, the solicitors in London; that
letter was addressed to his brother; it was received about the same time as the
deed; his brother left the letter with him when he went to England, about May
last; his younger brother was not of age. No directions were given, and the
meeting terminated.”
[15] Visitation of Ireland, VOL 5, p. xiii, by Frederick Arthur Crisp
(1911)