This section gives details and access to

1. how you can locate your ancestors in the 'hoareorigins' website
2. some genealogies arising from current research, notably by William Acton, the genealogist working with C Hoare & Co of Fleet Street, London, and by Richard J Hoare (brother of David G Hoare of this website), and
3. some genealogies which are informal anthologies of data collected and merged from a variety of publically available sources. These are included for convenient reference and their accuracy is not guaranteed and should be checked where necessary.
4. downloading GEDCOM files.

         If you have any Hore/Hoar/Hoare ancestors born before 1911, you can download and search the spreadsheet 'Born 1880+' which includes the 1300 Hore/Hoar/Hoare male descendants born 1880-1911 for any matches. You may spot a matching entry directly from the alphabetically listing, or you may the 'search' or 'rank' facilities to search for fathers' names, etc. Your matching will taking you direct to the relevant chapter (eg 'Genealogy Hoare 06') and the relevant family (eg 'Catherington') for which you can find the relevant 'Genealogy Catherington' within which you search the details of the family. You download a GEDCOM load and I hope you may sign up to a DNA analysis.

            Captain Edward Hoare’s “Early History and Genealogy of the Families of Hore and Hoare” (1883) was for a century the principal published and unchallenged genealogy of these families. It commenced in 1330 with the family of Hore of Risford (near Chagford in Devon). In the early 1600s he showed the family dividing and spreading across England and Ireland as ‘Pedigree A’ (Edward Hoare, the ancestor of the family of Hoare of Annabella, corresponding to family K01 in the H600 Project) and ‘Pedigree B’ (Henry Hoare of Walton, the ancestor of Sir Richard Hoare, the founder of Hoare’s Bank, corresponding to family K02 in the H600 project). Since 1989, it had been shown by a combination of genealogy and Y-DNA research that, contrary to Captain Edward’s supposition, both Pedigree A and Pedigree B are descended from a common ancestor at or near Greens Norton near Towcester in Northamptonshire.

            William Acton’s research is focussed on exploring and clarifying this area.

• (1) Hore of Risford Pedigree, by William Acton – a careful review and extension of this genealogy.
• (2) Hore of Risford Tree*, by William Acton – genealogy presented as a tree (MS Word document).
• (3) Origins of the Hoare Family, by William Action – a review of the origins of the family of Hoare of Greens Norton.
• (3) Hoare of Greens Norton Pedigree, by William Acton – research into the origins of the family of Hoare of Greens Norton.
• (4) Hoare of Greens Norton Tree*, by William Action – genealogy presented as a tree (MS Word document).
• (5) Hoares of Walton, by William Acton – exploration of the genealogy of the link between Captain Edward Hoare’s ‘Pedigree A’ and ‘Pedigree B’ which was demonstrated by Y-DNA research.

            Richard J Hoare has focussed in Edward Hoare and his immediate descendants in Co. Cork, Ireland

• (6) The Hoare Family and Cork Quakers*, by Richard J Hoare – reviews Edward Hoare’s military career in Cromwell’s Army and his subsequent joining Irish Quakers.
• (7) The Quaker Hoare Family of Cork*, by Richard J Hoare – focussed on the Hoare family within the Cork Quaker community quoting sources.
• (8) The Quaker Hoare Family in Cork*, by Richard J Hoare – a more general review.

• (1) The descendants of Edward Hoare (Pedigree A, H600 family K01)
• (2) The descendants of Henry Hoare (Pedigree B, H600 family K02)
• (3) Hore of Pole Hore, Co. Wexford, Ireland.
• (4) Hore of Harperstown, Co. Wexford, Ireland (now Lord Ruthven)

           You can download the GED files for the Genealogy files of the Hore/Hoar/Hoare families. These can be uploaded into your own software, and the NOTES fields contain detailed information, not included in the Genealogy files, about the sources of the data, information about individuations, and the methods and any problems arising in founding the family list. Download the Genealogy Source Devon/Bucks files which in their NOTES fields list the full titles for the abbreviations generally used in NOTES fields.

(Note: The above GEDCOM files were merged and uploaded into a searchable genealogy database. See https://h600.org/gen/ for access.)