Hobkirk/Hopkirk ancestry: Will and last testament
Marylebone Church, St. Marylebone
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Marylebone Church, St. Marylebone, London. [ex Familysearch.org database; + I personally viewed the hand-written parish records for this church, available on Ancestry database, and found the birth date and the full baptismal records. Parents = John Day + Mary. [ex parish records of St. Marylebone, London] *DAY, Jane Grace, 1792: Born 5 October; baptised 28.10.1792 at St. Mary - St. Marylebone Road, St. Marylebone, London, England. Parents = John Day and Mary. [this = William Hobkirk’s wife and mother of Mary Amicia etc who all died in 1825 on board a ship from Jamaica to UK] DAY, Jane, 1794: January 31: baptised at Holme, Huntingdonshire, England. Parents = Robert Day and Mary. DAY, Jane, 1797: baptised at St. Anne’s, Soho, Middlesex, London. Parents = William and Mary. DAY, Jane, 1807: July 24: buried at Whitefield’s Memorial Church, Camden. She was 1 day old; lived at St. Pancras. Note: this is the same [Non-Conformist] church that Esther [Stones] Hobkirk and John Peter Hobkirk were buried in.
minor; She needed the consent of her mother, Mary Day, a widow. Witnesses = Hamilton Smith Day + Charlotte Cuthbert. DAY, John, 1784 December 20: widower of this parish married Mary Bampton, spinster. married in the chapel by banns. Witnesses = TYLER and ?Tepch. [St. Pancras Parish Church, Middlesex, Borough = Camden] DAY, John, 1813: January 4: aged 50; died 4.1.1813 at St. Giles in the Fields; Camden, Middlesex. Born about 1763; DAY, John, 1817: August 21, buried; born about 1788, St. Marylebone, Westminster, Middlesex, London. DAY, John, 1840: 12 January; buried; aged 52; born about 1788; St. Pancras Church, Camden, Middlesex. Lived at Chapel Street [ex Ancestry database] DAY, John, 1840: started together in a business comprised of William, John, Joseph Day. Lithography business in 1840’s. Photographed Queen Victoria and Prince Albert; their business address = Messrs. Day, 14 Piccadilly, London. Note: Frances Sally DAY, ? daughter of Hamilton Smith DAY also involved in business. DAY, John Curry, 1842: July 16: Lieutenant, 17th Regiment Native Infantry, Nagpoor, at Madras, India. [ex Indian East India Company Records at Qld. State Library] DAY, John Hamilton, 1896: August 9: married Marie Emily Orslow, at Pancras Parish Church. John = clerk of Harrington Square; his father = John Christopher Day (deceased) FRCS. Her father = admiralty clerk = Charles Lewis; her address = Hermitage Road, Stoke Newington. Witnesses = Christian R. ?S. Day; + Jessica ?Thirjan Day.
on 26.12.1861. DAY, Louisa Theodosia L, 1870: April-June ¼; birth at Gloucestershire, Clifton district. DAY, Mary, ~ 1741: born; buried 18.8.1819 at St. Giles in the Fields, Camden, Middlesex, London. Aged 78; lived at High Street, HKH or ?WKH. Lots of other Mary Day entries.
Swains Lane, St. Pancras, Camden, Middlesex, London. Mary was from Hampstead. No other information.
James, Swains Lane, St. Pancras, Camden. DAY, Mary, ~ 1769: born; buried 7 February 1826; aged 57 at St. Martin in the Fields, London. Her address = Workhouse. DAY, Mary Ann, 1784: born 30.7.1784; baptised 17.3.1790 at Westminster, London, St. James; Parents = John Day and Mary Day. So likely sister of Jane Grace Day Hobkirk
Parents = John Day and Mary. DAY, Mary, ~1791: born; baptised 28.8.1791 at Dewlish, Dorset, England. Parents = John Day and Mary Day. DAY, Mary Ann, 1842: December 6: buried; born in ~ 1788; buried Highgate Cemetery of St. James, Swains Lane, St. Pancras, Camden. DAY, R., 1843- 1846: (junior), address = 2 Chester Terrace, Borough Road. Exhibited item numbers 1363 and 1361; e.g. “Model of Temple Church, London as it would Appear if Houses at the North West Corner removed”+ in 1846, item 1364: “Martyr’s Memorial Cross erected at Oxford from the Design of Messrs Scott and Moffat” + “Mausoleum” item 1321 in 1845; + 1843: home address = 42, Commercial Road, Lambeth. 1843: “Model of an Inkstand, surrounded by new church at Lee, Kent, executed in
1841: address = 51, Newington Causeway. 1841: “Model of Temple of Minerva, Parthenon, Athens”. Item 1144;
John. Parents = John Day and Rachel. DAY, Sarah, 1780: daughter of William and Frances Day; born 26 February 1780; baptised 29 March 1780, St. George’s Bloomsbury, London. [ex Ancestry database of pre-1815 London parish records] DAY, Susanna., ~1795: born; buried 8.2.1846 at Highgate Cemetery of St. James, Swains Lane, St. Pancras, Camden, London. DAY, T.S., (Miss) 1838: exhibited several of her artistic works at the Royal Academy, London, 1838-1846. [ex Exhibition of the Royal Academy of Arts, Great Britain, 1838-1846]
1840: Still living at 41 Camden Street, Camden Town; “Portraits” item 899; “ Portrait of Late Captain Holkirk of 23rd Dragoons” item 811; “ Portrait of W. Mills esq. item 806; “ Portrait of Miss Emily Robinson” item 761;
“ Posthumous portrait of her late sister” item 678; [ex Exhibition of the Royal Academy of Arts, Great Britain, 1838-1846] See also entries under F.S. Day, C. Day, R. Day (junior). **DAY, Theodosia (John, Mary = ? parents or her 2nd names) (female): ~ 1792: born; baptised 12.8.1792 at Burslem, Staffordshire, England. St. John. Parents = John Day and Mary Day. DAY, Theodosia Susanna, 1815: baptised October 29; Parents = Thomas Day and Sarah Day. Baptised at St. Marylebone, Westminster, UK. DAY, ??Theodosia or ? William, 1830: at Norfolk, England [1830 Pigot’s Directory] DAY, Theodosia, 1836: December 25: baptised at Longton, Staffordshire, England. Parents = Joseph Day and Rebecca. DAY, Theodosia, 1839: Jan-March ¼; died at Lambeth, Surrey, London. Vol. IV p 202. DAY, Theodosia, 1889: October 2: married Robert Clark, at Bates County, Missouri, USA.
DAY, Theodosia, 1900: July-Sept. ¼; marriage at Cricklade, Wiltshire, UK. DAY, Thomas, ?1781: November 23, born; son of William and Frances Day; baptised on 31.12.1781 at St. George, Bloomsbury, Middlesex. DAY, Thomas Starling, 1830: Alderman, inspector at Corn Inspectors office, Old Post Office Court, Gentleman’s Walk. [ex Pigot’s Directory 1830] DAY, Thomas, 1861: Frances Sally DAY also involved with business of Thomas Day, Louisa Jane Day, Arthur Day’s business, which partnership was dissolved on 26.12.1861. DAY, ??William or ? Theodosia, 1830: at Norfolk, England [1830 Pigot’s Directory] DAY, William, 1830: at Sword bearer’s office, Guildhall, Norfolk, England. [ex Pigot’s Directory, 1830] DAY, William, 1840: started together in a business comprised of William, John, Joseph Day. Lithography business in 1840’s. Photographed Queen Victoria and Prince Albert; their business address = Messrs. Day, 14 Piccadilly, London. Note: Frances Sally DAY, ? daughter of Hamilton Smith DAY also involved in business. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Chronological order of births for the DAY [John + Mary] family DAY, Mary Ann, 1784: born 30.7.1784; baptised 17.3.1790 at Westminster, London, St. James; Parents = John Day and Mary Day. DAY, Mary, 1785: baptised at St. Andrew, Holborn. Parents = John Day and Mary Day Day. St. Paul’s, Middlesex. DAY, Hamilton Smith, 1788 - 1870: born and died; 1788 January 24: born at Marylebone, Middlesex, London. 1788: March 12: baptised at Westminster, London, St. James. His parents = John Day and Mary Day. DAY, Mary, 1790: born 4.11.1790; baptised 20.12.1790 at Westminster, St. James. Parents = John Day and Mary. DAY, Elizabeth, 1790: December 5: born; + 2.3.1790 born; baptised 4.1.1791 + 2.3.1790; Parents = John Day + Mary. Baptised at Westminster, London, St. James.
baptised 12.8.1792 at Burslem, Staffordshire, England. St. John. Parents = John Day and Mary Day. DAY, Jane Grace , 1792: Born 5.10.1792 as Jane Grace DAY; baptised 28.10.1792 at St. Marylebone Church, St. Marylebone, London. [ex Familysearch.org database; + I personally viewed the hand-written parish records for this church, available on Ancestry database, and found the birth date and the full baptismal records. Parents = John Day + Mary. [ex parish records of St. Marylebone, London] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ETTWELL, Jane, ~ 1810: born ?where; died aged 90 in 1900 at Croydon, Kent, Surrey. in 1900 (January-March) death records. [ex UK census 1841] ETTWELL, Jane, ~ 1811: born; On 1891 census, aged 80, widow, living with her sibling, John Baker (her brother, aged 56 [sic]), at Bandon Hill, Croydon, Mitcham. Jane says born Beddington, Surrey, St. Mary’s parish. [ex UK census
sibling, John Baker (her brother, aged 56), at Bandon Hill, Croydon, Mitcham. Jane says born Beddington, Surrey, St. Mary’s parish. [ex UK census 1881] ETTWELL, Jane, ~ 1817: born at Beddington, Surrey; wife, living at Croydon, Surrey. Husband = Thomas, aged 36; [ex UK census 1841] ETTWELL, Jane, 1819: said to have been born then; surname listed as Etwell This is the wife of William Hamilton Hobkirk; her father = Robert [ex Genealogie database + Society of Genealogists’ database] ETTWELL, Jane, ~ 1834: born at Wiltshire. Lived at Pewsey, Wiltshire. 1841 census aged 7; lived with 1 parent = Mary Ettwell, aged 35 and siblings. This is not the right Jane Ettwell who married Hobkirk. [ex UK census 1841]
and Jane were from Pewsey, Wiltshire. He = bachelor; she = spinster; she = 19 years of age; and daughter of Robert Ettwell, a gentleman. No bondsman is listed on their records for this marriage. [ex Wiltshire Family History Society records] ETTWELL, Jane, ~ 1844: living in 1844 with her siblings, John Baker (brother) and Mary Wilks; Jane says had been married at Pewsey, Wiltshire. Vol. 8 p 669 of records. [ex UK census 1841] ETTWELL, Robert, 1815: February 27: married Martha LANCASTER in Wiltshire. Robert was a Yeoman of Stanton Street, Bernard, Wiltshire, bachelor; Martha was from Patney, Wiltshire, a spinster. Bondsmen = John SIMPKINS of same address as Robert. ? Is this Jane [Ettwell] Hobkirk’s father? [ex Wiltshire Family
Scotland [ex Roxburghshire, Scotland 1812 land owners, freeholders] GLASSFORD, J., 1812: Lived at Ardochbeg, Dumbartonshire, Scotland [ex Roxburghshire, Scotland 1812 land owners, freeholders] GLASSFORD, James, 1830: wrote letters re James Hopkirk, his nephew = his sister’s son, to Sir George Murray, the colonial secretary. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HAWES/HOBKIRK, Alicia, 1775: December 3: baptised; child of William and Letitia; baptised Enfield, St. Andrew. Other siblings = Sarah, baptised 16.3.1777; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; William, baptised 8.12.1779; Henry baptised 30.5.1781; Samuel baptised 30.1.1783 – all at Enfield, St. Andrew. HAWES/HOBKIRK, Henry, 1781: May 30: baptised; child of William and Letitia; baptised Enfield, St. Andrew. Other siblings = Alicia, baptised 3.12.1775; Sarah, baptised 16.3.1777; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; William, baptised 8.12.1779; Henry baptised 30.5.1781; Samuel baptised 30.1.1783 – all at Enfield, St. Andrew.
1851 census: residence = Ufford, Suffolk. Husband: James Hawes, aged 49; Letitia aged 49; Charles Upson, Eliza UPSON and family also living there. Letitia = mother in law. HAWES/HOBKIRK, Mary, 1778: May 6: baptised; child of William and Letitia; baptised Enfield, St. Andrew. Other siblings = Alicia, baptised 3.12.1775; Sarah, baptised 16.3.1777; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; William, baptised 8.12.1779; Henry baptised 30.5.1781; Samuel baptised 30.1.1783 – all at Enfield, St. Andrew.
Baptised Enfield, St. Andrew. Other siblings = Alicia, baptised 3.12.1775; Sarah, Baptised 16.3.1777; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; William, baptised 8.12.1779; Henry baptised 30.5.1781; Samuel baptised 30.1.1783 – all at Enfield, St. Andrew.
Baptised Enfield, St. Andrew. Other siblings = Alicia, baptised 3.12.1775; Sarah, Baptised 16.3.1777; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; William, Baptised 8.12.1779; Henry baptised 30.5.1781; Samuel baptised 30.1.1783 – all at Enfield, St. Andrew.
Holmes at Enfield, St. Andrew [ex Gentleman’s Magazine]OWES, Sarah Letitia, 1805 January 19: married George Randall at St. George Martyr, Southwark, Middlesex, London. HAWES/HOBKIRK, William, 1779: December 8: baptised; child of William and Letitia; Baptised Enfield, St. Andrew. Other siblings = Alicia, baptised 3.12.1775; Sarah, Baptised 16.3.1777; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; Mary, baptised 6.5.1778; William, Baptised 8.12.1779; Henry baptised 30.5.1781; Samuel baptised 30.1.1783 – all at Enfield, St. Andrew.
14.12.1796 at Lawshall, Suffolk, Sudbury. No Letitia HOBKIRK listed.
sister]: mentioned on pages 18, 22, Says she was born in Rio de Janeiro on 28 November, no year mentioned; and baptised in the church already English; ledger p 279 para 33] = ?church records [ex Pioneiros da cultura do café na era da independencia: a iconografia Primitiva do café’. by Gilberto FERREZ, pages 18, 22 of 96 pages] KIELCHEN, Frances Mary Elisa: (Fanny): [See also Mary Elisa Frances)] mentioned on pages 18, 22, [ex Pioneiros da cultura do café na era da independencia: a iconografia Primitiva do café’... by Gilberto FERREZ, pages 18, 22 of 96 pages] KIELCHEN, Mary Elisa Francis (Fanny) – [see also under Frances Mary Elisa]; born in Rio 30 June (no year); baptised and registered with English church. Book 36; [ex Pioneiros da cultura do café na era da independencia: a iconografia Primitiva do café’... by Gilberto FERREZ, pages ?18,? 22 of 96 pages] KIELCHEN, Peter Alexander: index re him on pp15-18; 21, 22 of Ferrez book [ex Pioneiros da cultura do café na era da independencia: a iconografia Primitiva do café’. by Gilberto FERREZ, pages 15-18, 21, 22 of 96 pages] KIELCHEN, Peter Alexander, 1842: Late Russian Consul in Boston, U.S.A. Was a passenger, sailing on the packet ship Ville de Lyon, with his wife [Eugénie Coralie, née Lecesne], 3 daughters, (Miss Kielchen, Fanny Kielchen, Victoria Kielchen, and son (Master P.A. Kielchen), Hylenard. They all left New York on August 22, 1842 bound for Havre, [France]. [ex
Puy, France. He was born at Saumur, France. He was aged 74 years, and was the son of the deceased Rene Toussaint Meignant and Marie Chabanon. [ex his death
Children: Bessie b 1709; James b 1713; Margaret b. 1716; Thomas born 1718; William, born 1730 [ex Douglas Scott’s personal communication with me from UBC in
Roxburgh, Scotland. [ex FamilySearch database in 2017] ???nee HOBKIRK SCOTT, Margaret, c1800: born; Married Francis Hogg (born 1.2.1799 at Ashkirk, Scotland), approx. 1837. She died 23.11.1882. Their 7 children = Ann HOGG, born approx. 1838; William, b. 7.6.1822 in Ashkirk; Betty, b. 19.9.1824 in Ashkirk; Charles b. 19.9.1824 in Ashkirk (?twin); Jane, b. 8.2.1828 in Ashkirk; Christian 13.3.1831 in Ashkirk; Francis, b. 1840c in Ashkirk; [ex website called ‘Monumental Inscriptions, Kintail, Lochalsh, & Family – Thomson and Hobkirk, Scotland, via Rootsweb from 2008] Note: this entry was found on the same Hobkirk research page as all the Hobkirk entries; + a Rachel SCOTT. i.e. the only 2 Scott names entered on the site.
26.6.1757 at Wilton, Roxburgh. ?son/brother of William Scott and ?brother in law of Margaret, née Hobkirk. [ex IGI]
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