Hobkirk/Hopkirk ancestry: Will and last testament
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ever toured in America; she is having a highly successful season there [Glasgow Herald 14.1.1884] HOBKIRK, Helen Charlotte, 1887: Married Marcus Dumas Martin in Launceston, Tasmania. HOPEKIRK, Helen, 1888: (Madame): to play pianoforte at a concert on 12.11.1888 at Helensburgh, ?Scotland [Glasgow Herald 27.10.1888] HOPEKIRK, Helen, 1890: (Madame): gave a concert in Vienna. [Birmingham Daily Post 17.2.1890] HOPEKIRK, Helen, 1890: (Madame): Has been recently studying under Herr Leschitizky; obtained a long and loud applause vouchsafed in Vienna only to 1st rate performers [Birmingham Daily Post 24.2.1890]
death notice: “Margaret Joyce Gerard Smith, mother of Mary Hobkirk, died at Bishops Candle? in her 89th year, near Sherborne.” [“The Times”, London,
an assisted passenger from ?where, on the “Rimutaka” [ex National Library of Australia database] HOBKIRK, Henrietta, 1955: Died in Queensland, Australia. [ex Australia Death Index 1787- 1985] HOBKIRK, Henry, 1650: buried 11 Mar 1650 at Houghton le Spring, St. Michael & All Angels, Co Durham; [National Burial Index for England and Wales 1538 – 1760: (disc 1)] HOBKIRKE, Henry, 1651: buried at Houghton le Spring, St. Michael & All Angels, Co Durham, U.K.; [Find My Past database in 2012] HOBKIRK, Henry, >1772: child of William & Letitia (née Hawes). (who were married in 1772 June 2: William Hobkirk married Letitia Hawes at Hertford, All Saints. They had the following children: Adam, baptised 18.2.1774 at St. Andrews, Enfield; Alicia, Sarah, Mary, William, Henry, Samuel 1774-1783. HOBKIRK, Henry, 1781: May 30: baptised at Enfield St. Andrews. Child of William & Letitia. [ex IGI] HOBKIRK, Henry, 1781: May 30: baptised at St. Andrew, Middlesex. Child of William & Letitia Hobkirk. [ex Ancestry database of London parish records pre 1815] HOPKERK, Henry, 1825 approx: born; departed Liverpool, England; arrived New York on 24.2.1898; residence = Glasgow HABKIRK, Henry, 1828: aged 9 weeks buried 1 May 1828 at North Grimston, St. Nicholas, Yorkshire East Riding. [National Burial Index for England and Wales ?1826 – 1860: (disc 3)]
Hopkirk. [ex Cemetery Grave Monument details – via www.gravestonephotos.com > countries > Scotland > ] HOBKIRK, Henry Selby, 1842: February 13 baptism at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, British Chaplaincy. [Information recorded on IGI, submitted by Wendell “D” Warren, Box 38, Etna WY, USA 83118 – I emailed him; no replies. [ex IGI/Familysearch database] Extra information: Parents = John Peter Hobkirk + Frances Mary [ex IGI database of Brazil records, downloaded 2011] HOPKIRK, Henry Glassford, 1851-1914: born 1851 at Kingston, ?Canada; died 30 June 1914 at Toronto, York, Ontario. [ex IGI Ontario Deaths,1869-1937 and Overseas Deaths, 1939-1947] HOBKIRK, Henry [sic], 1870: March; aged 35 arrived as an unassisted passenger in Victoria, on “Somersetshire”, aged 35, with John ?P or F. Hobkirk [sic]. HOPKIRK, Henry, 1871-1894: birth:1871; death:02 May 1894; burial:03 May 1894; Mian Mir, Bengal, India [ex India records of deaths and Burials 1719-1948 on IGI database, downloaded September, 2011] HOPKIRK, Henry, 1888: = returning officer for Cargill, re school boards [Glasgow Herald 28.2.1888] HOBKIRK, Henry, 1888: owned a confectionary shop in Manchester Street, ?Liverpool; had its plate glass window deliberately broken and things stolen by a shop breaker [Liverpool Mercury 3.9.1888]
sell a Roadster bike [Liverpool Mercury [U.K.] 27.7.1892]. HOPKIRK, Henry, 1894: British Armed forces deaths in the Indian subcontinent; [ex Find My Past website in 2012 HOBKIRK, Hilary Aiden (male), 1895, 1917: birth:1895; marriage:26 Sep 1917 at Rangoon, Bengal, India; parents: Jacob Adam Hobkirk; spouse: Rosemary Camille Isabel Curran. [ex India records of marriages 1792-1948 on IGI database, downloaded September, 2011] KOBKIRK, Hilda, 1838: A birth was registered for her at Gateshead, Durham, U.K. in July – September [ex Find My Past database in 2012] HOBKIRK, Hilda, 1859: 2 September; married Frederick Augustus Barnard at St. Clement Danes, Westminster, London. [ex IGI] HOBKIRK, Horace Wakeman, 1854: born 15 March 1854 at Launceston, Tasmania. Child of John Peter Hobkirk & Frances Le Cosne Hobkirk [sic] [ex Tasmanian births, marriages, deaths records] HOBKIRK, Horace Wakeman, ~ 1871: Died ~1871 Tasmania. His headstone was in Launceston Cypress Street Anglican cemetery, Tasmania, Australia. On 9 August 1999, fragments of her headstone and other
+other families] from Cypress Street cemetery were collected and formed into a memorial cairn in Launceston Church Grammar School at Broadland Park. [ex 2000 email from Tasmania archives] HOBKIRK, Horace Wakeman, 1875: Listed as having been buried, on 17 March 1875 at the Bendigo, Victoria cemetery. Section MON E4. grave number 6077. [ex Bendigo cemetery records]
Parents = John Peter Hobkirk and Frances Mary Lesange [sic]. Horace born Launceston. Buried at Bendigo, Victoria, Australia cemetery headstones [ex
Victoria, Australia] Horace Wakeman, youngest son of J.P. Hobkirk, Esq, of Launceston, Tasmania, aged 22 years. [ex The Argus, Melbourne, 20 March 1876,
Tasmania [ex Cypress Street cemetery records] Their files state that he died 16 March 1876; aged 22 years; and his parents = John Peter and Frances Mary Hobkirk. Note: a cairn has been constructed from the remnants of headstones found nearby, which include Hobkirk family’s and a few other person’s Cypress Street
“Documents on Line” UK Archives] HOBKIRK, I.T.M., 1880: census for Prince Edward Island, Canada: I.T.M. Hobkirk, aged 6; child of William Hamilton Hobkirk and 2nd wife. HOBKIRK, I[an] K[enneth] C[ockburn], 1930: 2nd lieutenant; passed Army school of Education. [“The Times”, London 17.6.1930] HOBKIRK, I[an] K[enneth] [Cockburn], 1930.: Attended a service dinner of Seaforth Highlanders, held with Prince of Wales at Claridge’s. [“The Times”, London 20.6.1930] HOBKIRK, I[an] K[enneth] C[ockburn], (Major), 1945: Forthcoming marriage to M.E. Fox. Marriage took place on 11 July at Cathedral, Gloucester. Parties = Ian Kenneth Cockburn Hobkirk, of Seaforth Highlanders: = the only son of Brigadier General and Mrs. C.J. Hobkirk of Monmouth and Marjorie Ellen, widow of Captain Fox, Seaforth Highlanders, of Berkshire, daughter of Hugh Ayscough, of Sunningdale. The Dean of Gloucester officiated. . [“The Times”, London 12.7.1945]
Newbury, wrote a letter to the editor, re birds in St. James’s Park, [London] [“The Times”, London, 2.4.1948] HOBKIRK, I[an] K[enneth] C[ockburn], 1950: Wrote letter to the editor re Henry VIII mound; Hobkirk = Bailiff of Royal Parks, Rangers Lodge, Hyde Park, W2 [London]. . [“The Times”, London, 3.7.1950 – article 119 of 189]
and gave him 2 pelicans from Texas, for Hyde Park, London. [“The Times”, London, approx. mid 1950 - article 122 of 189] HOBKIRK, I[an] K[enneth] C[ockburn], (Mrs), 1952: of Rangers Lodge, Hyde Park and her former husband Captain W.H. Fox’s daughter Susan Cordelia, married Major John C. Blaxland of Norwich. [“The Times”, London, 20.6.1952]
present at the memorial service of Captain R.A. Barker. [“The Times”, London, 22.4.1954] HOBKIRK, [Ian] Major, 1957: was present at the funeral of Rt. Rev. G. Vernon Smith Major Hobkirk = president of the Salisbury branch, Salonica [[??Greece]] Reunion Association, held at Salisbury Cathedral. [“The Times”, London
Woking. [“The Times”, London 15 August 1957] HOBKIRK, [Ian] Major & Mrs., 1957: of Rangers House, Hyde Park, lent their Rangers House for a wedding reception for the marriage of Hector Macneal and Miss Morwenna Duncan. [“The Times”, London 2.10.1957]
among the official observers. Re a Picture of band in St. James’ Park. [“The Times”, London, 18.12.1958] HOBKIRK, I[an] K[enneth] C[ockburn], (Major): = ? son of C.J. Hobkirk. HOBKIRK, I[an] K[enneth] C[ockburn], (Mrs.), 1959: was present at a memorial service of Commander Stephen Lyttelton, held at the Church of Scotland in Chelsea [London]. [“The Times”, London 27.2.1959]
held by the Duke of Norfolk in the House of Lords, to celebrate …[“The Times”, London 28 April 1959] HOBKIRK, I[an] K[enneth] C[ockburn], (Mrs. Ian), 1959 : (former wife of the late Capt. W.H. Fox) at Rangers Lodge… [“The Times”, London … ] Fox’s only son (William Edward Ayscough Fox was engaged to Carol Esther Pease, daughter of Major and Mrs. Philip Pease of Barnard Castle, Co. Durham. [“The Times”, London 27.5.1959]; + His marriage to Miss C.E. Pease on 25.7.1959 at Barnard Castle [“The Times”, London approx. July, 1959] Fox, W.H. (late Captain) of Newbury, and Mrs. Ian Hobkirk, of Rangers Lodge, Hyde Park: their younger daughter, Sara Belinda Fox, to marry Simon Rollo Frisby. [“The Times”, London, 2.7.1959] Sara Fox and Simon Frisby marriage at Holy Trinity, Brompton. Reception at Rangers Lodge, Hyde Park. [“The Times”, London, 30.9.1959]
funeral of Stanley Jackson at St. Paul’s, Knightsbridge; [“The Times”, London 22.11.1962] HOBKIRK, I[an] [Kenneth] [Cockburn], (Major), 1966: Representing Royal Parks, attended the funeral of Major General R.C. Priest at Queen Alexandra Military Hospital. [“The Times”, London, 2.3.1966]
for Lord Teviot at North Audley Street. [“The Times”, London, 11.1.1968] HOBKIRK, I[an] K[enneth] C[ockburn], 1972: Very good history of I.K.C. Hobkirk himself, included. Says he was in the Seaforth Highlanders + 5 years in a Prisoner of War camp; 1947- 1972 = bailiff; [“The Times”, London, 2.2.1972]; Further article: Address = of Department of the Environment, Gaywood House, 29 Great Peter Street, London SW1, wrote an article on the trees in Regent’s Park, [London]; [“The Times”, London, 11.2.1972] HOBKIRK, I[an] K[enneth] C[ockburn], 1972: retires as Bailiff of the Royal Parks on 30.4.1972. [“The Times”, London, approx. 30.4.1972] HOBKIRK Inn, 1882: Was established in South Carolina. Advertisement for it in “The Nation: Volume 65: “Hobkirk Inn (est. 1882) Camden, SC. Home-like excellent cooking. Courteous service, Moderate charges. Golf … “ [Sited] In Lyttleton Street, facing Greene Street, Camden. One of Camden’s oldest hostelries, opened in 1880s. The site is part of the battlefield of Hobkirk Hill; was granted to Thomas Hobkirk in 1769. As late as 1900, Revolutionary relics were unearthed here and bullets were found embedded in the old trees.
Hannah” from Newcastle, a Collier. [ex Public Advertiser” London dated 23.6.1778
“Frances and Hannah” from Newcastle, a Collier. [ex Public Advertiser” London dated 23.6.1778] HOBKIRK, Isaac (?Captain), 1778: on “Frances and Hannah” Collier; arrived 18.12.1778 at London from Newcastle; [ex Public Advertiser” dated 19.12.1778]. HOBKIRK, Isaac (?Captain), 1778: on “Frances and Hannah” Collier; arrived 18.12.1778 at London from Newcastle; [ex Public Advertiser” dated 19.12.1778. HOBKIRK, Isaac, 1804: buried 8 Jul 1804 at Stokesley, St. Peter & St. Paul, Yorkshire North Riding [National Burial Index for England and Wales 1761-1825: (disc 2)] HOBKIRK, Isaac, 1804: buried 1804 at Stokesley, Yorkshire North Riding; said to have been born about 1724. [ex Find my past website in 2012] HOBKIRK, Isaac, 1804: Will proved at Court of York 6.10.1804. He was a Yeoman of Stokesley, Yorkshire [IR 26/426, UK Archives– his will + death registration]. HOBKIRK, Isaac, 1804: Yeoman, of Stokesley, Yorkshire. Will proved in the court of York 6.10.1804; Catalogue Ref = IR 26/426 – his will + death registration..
Anglican Church, Stockton, Yorkshire, UK. 5th son of Charles Coderington Pressick Hobkirk (native of Stokesley, North Riding of Yorkshire) by his wife Hannah Young (native of the parish of St. Nicholas, Durham City. [information ex Cate of USA] HOBKIRK, Isaac, 1827: Died; buried 21 September 1827 at St. Andrew, Newcastle, England, aged 18. [information ex Cate of USA] HOBKIRK, Isaac, 1842: June ¼: birth registered at Newcastle upon Tyne, UK [ex Free
named George; [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s Melrose, Roxburgh baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions]
Registers of Scotland’s Midlothian baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions]
George ATCHESON and Bessie / Elizabeth HOPKIRK; witnessed by William Hopkirk. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s Roxburgh, Melrose, baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions] HOPKIRK, Isabel, 1740: December 7: baptised at Roxburgh; daughter of William Hopkirk and Isobel Tait in Melrose; witnessed by William Hopkirk. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s Melrose, Roxburgh, baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions] HOPKIRK, Isobel, 1751: March 3: baptised at Roxburgh; daughter of William HOPKIRK and Isobel TAIT in Melrose. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions] HOPEKIRK, Isobel, 1751: June 2: married Robert FAIRLIE, a clerk to John Sharp, stabler in Pleasant, in West Kirk p., now in S.W. p., in Edinburgh. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s Midlothian, Edinburgh, baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages] HOBKIRK, Isabel, 1760: buried 13 Jan 1760 at Appleton Wiske, St. Mary, Yorkshire North Riding, U.K. [National Burial Index for England and Wales 1538 – 1760: (disc 1)] HOBKIRK, Isabel, 1768: buried 16 Apr 1768 at Lowick, St. John the Baptist, County N[orthumber]land. [National Burial Index for England and Wales 1761-1825: (disc 2)] HOPEKIRK, Isabella /Isobella, 1777: August 31: married John WORMALD, gentleman’s servant, in Edinburgh; Isobella = daughter of John Hopekirk, dyer in Galashiels, now in Edinburgh. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s Edinburgh, Midlothian, baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages] HOPKIRK, Isabella, 1788: August 31: married William DAVIS, a bachelor of this parish. Isabella = of parish of Woolwich, spinster; They married at St. Nicholas, Plumstead, Greenwich. [ex Ancestry database of ?London marriages] HOPKIRK, Isabella, 1812: aged 42, wife of John, prisoner of war at Longwy, of Sunderland, 1812. [ex Trinity House Petitions, via Find My Past database in 2012] HOPKIRK, Isabella, 1820: Born, daughter of John Glassford Hopkirk. Died 1899 March 6th, aged 79 years. [ex Cemetery Grave Monument details – via www.gravestonephotos.com > countries > Scotland] HOBKIRK, Isabelle, 1827: daughter of Adam Hobkirk and Elizabeth Ferguson, born November 29, 1827 at Jedburgh, Scotland, died in St. Laurence County, New York ? when; ? relative of Rutherford [ex Genealogical History of the Rutherford
1823; Mother /wife = Elizabeth Ferguson; Children: Jane, born 1825; Isabel, born 1827; Margaret, born 1833; Christianna, born 1835; Adam A., born 1837;
This Isabel married in New York, USA to a Mr. ?? She was a native of Jedburgh, Scotland, born November 29, 1827. [ex pages 1078] A Memorial
of John Hobkirk and married a Mr. Taylor, and by ?1862, they had 9 children. Taylor was a Republican. [ex pages 1159 A Memorial Record of St. Lawrence County, New York, author: Curtis, Gates – via GeneaNet HOPKIRK, Isabella, 1836: youngest daughter of the late James Hopkirk esq. of Dalbeth, Yüklə 2,66 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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