Hobkirk/Hopkirk ancestry: Will and last testament
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25, 1800. [ex Ancestry database of London baptisms pre 1815, but actual church record has entry as Hobkirk]. HOBKIRK, John Peter, [junior] 1799/1800: September: said to have been born in London [ex book written by John Francis Hobkirk, his son] HOBKIRK, John Peter [junior], 1800: Born in London. Son of John Peter Hobkirk [senior]. HOBKIRK, John, 1800s: In U.S.A., was listed as being a New York painter. [ex “Collections of the New York Historical society for the Year … Author: New York Historical Society, George Folsom. Published in 1901, page 341] HOBKIRK, John, 1800’s – 1900’s: said to have been son of William and grandson of William. He was Chairman of Weensland Spinning Mills and Chairman of Hawick Parochial Board in the 1880s. He served as Treasurer at St. George’s Kirk 1914–21. There is a memorial lectern to him and his wife in St. George’s. He was President of the Callant’s Club in 1923. He may be the same as the manufacturer who died in 1841. [ex draft information submitted online in 2013, = A Hawick Word Book, by Douglas Scott. Title = A Hawick Word Book – by Douglas Scott [Draft – version of … His email address = dscott astro.ubc.ca] HOBKIRK, John Peter, 1800: September 25, 1800 born; Baptised 30 October, 1800 at St. Mary, Islington, Middlesex, London; Was the son of JPH and Esther. Note: mis-typed as Hobkerk in the Ancestry database. [ex Ancestry database’s London,
1800 September: born in London [ex Launceston Examiner, 25 Aug. 1882, Page 2, col. 6] 1817: Left England for Bahia, Brazil. 1828: married Dr. Lecesne’s orphan daughter, 18-25 August, 1828.. 1851: eldest son + Mr. Weetman went to Tasmania 18 months before JPH. 1852: moved with his family to Tasmania. Entered into business partnership with Mr. Weetman. [ex Launceston Examiner, 25 Aug. 1882, Page 2, col. 6] 1864 - 1876: Returned to London; engaged to establish 1st English bank at Lisbon and Oporto, Portugal, and Rio.
days before. Left his widow + 9 children. Only eldest son + 2 daughters still live in Tasmania. [ex Launceston Examiner, 25 August 1882, Page 2, column 6] HOBKIRK, John, ?1800’s: An Englishman; Married Sarah Fendin at ?South Carolina (Widow, childless; formerly married to Mr. Taylor) They had 1 son, named John BURTON, who married Miss Charlotte Bourquin of Savannah. Mrs. Hobkirk died at the house of my (?Mrs. Hamilton] father, and so did Mrs. Maxwell, and both were buried near their sister, Mrs. Charles Floyd. [Ex “A Little Family History: by Mary H.F. Hamilton] Also see entry re Isabel Hobkirk, daughter of a John Hobkirk = ? this John; and who married a Mr. Taylor in ?USA. HABKIRK, John, 1801: April 19: was a witness at wedding of Tobias TAYLOR and Mary APPLEBY, both of this parish. [Ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages] HOBKIRK, John P[eter], 1802: Was living in St. Leonard, Shoreditch, England, borough / county of Hackney. [ex London, England, land Tax Records 1692-1932] HOBKIRK, John Peter; 1804: an insurance broker from Abchurch Lane, [London] was a Master who apprenticed someone for 7 years, via the company of the Clothworkers [guild] on 3 October, 1804. The apprenticeship was through William Child, a dyer who was also the father of the apprentice, of St. Saviour’s Parish, Southwark, London. [2nd ref: Livery companies in London [ex (Rollco); email
seeking Freedom of the city [of London] via the company of Clothworkers’ [guild] on 2 October, 1805. [ex: Livery companies in London [ex (Rollco); email address =
Falside in Southdean Parish. He married Margaret, and their children included Agnes, Margaret, Esther and John. George, who was at Falside in 1851, was probably also his son. [ex communication from Douglas Scott, a former Hawick, Roxburgh resident, now living in Vancouver, Canada] HOBKIRK, John 1806: Listed ? incorrectly as John Hobkirk; ? should be Samuel; Regimental indexes, 1806, ex Napoleonic War Records, [ex Find My Past website in 2012; see full entry under Samuel Hobkirk] HABKIRK, John, 1807: October 21: was a witness at wedding of James NEWBY of parish Wharram le Street and Jane Beilby of this parish [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages]
parish of Rillington and Frances Cundith of this parish; [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages] HOBKIRK, John 1807: Listed as having enlisted on 31 August 1807 as a private in the UK Army. Regiment = 1/15th foot. [ex Napoleonic War – Regimental Indexes 1806-transcription] HABKIRK, John, 1808: February 13: was a witness at wedding of George RICHMAN and Mary WARTERS, both of this parish. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages]
Conformist church, South Shields, Durham, England. Child of James & Elizabeth Hobkirk. I saw photocopy of original church entry. No extra info. [ex England & Wales, Non-Conformist and Non-Parochial Registers, 1567-1970, via Ancestry database in 2013] HABKIRK, John, 1809: January 8: was a witness at wedding of John STEPHENSON, of parish of Rillington and Alice BANKS of this parish. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages]
Margaret MONKMAN, both of this parish. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages]
Grimston and Mary Edmanson of this parish. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages]
shoemaker and Isabel Hume, in Gattonside. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s Roxburgh, Melrose baptisms]
of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages] HOPKIRK, John, 1809: His appointment was announced in the gazette, viz: “…John Hopkirk, Gent, to be ditto [=ensign]. His commission in the 2nd regiment of Edinburgh, [Scotland] local militia. Signed by Lord Lieutenant. Dated January 18, 1809. [ex The London Gazette, 25 April, 1809, issue 16251, page 587] HOPKIRK, John, 1809: Gentleman; appointed an ensign to the 2nd Regiment of local militia, Edinburgh, from 24.9.1808. Published on 18 January 1809. [Caledonian Mercury, Edinburgh, 4.5.1809; + ?London Gazette, page 587] HOBKIRK, John, 1809–89: Hawick joiner, who lived at 4 Allars Bank and on Allars Crescent. He was listed in Slater’s 1852 directory. He was born in Galashiels. He married Jane Borthwick (probably daughter of the Newmill miller), who died in 1884, aged 74. Their children included
joiners firm of W. & T. Hobkirk. [ex draft information submitted online in 2013, = A Hawick Word Book, by Douglas Scott. Title = A Hawick Word Book – by Douglas Scott [Draft – version of … His email address = dscott astro.ubc.ca] HOBKIRK, John Peter; 1810: occupation = accountant; from [St.] Pancras, [London]. He was a Master who supported someone seeking an apprenticeship, via the Company of Clothworkers’ [guild] on 3 October, 1810. [ex: Livery companies in
of the parish of Weaverthorp and Ann BRAND of this parish. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages]
and Sarah FRESHNEY, both of this parish. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages] HABKIRK, John, 1811: January 22: was a witness at wedding of John DOWKES and Ann DOUGLAS, both of this parish. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages] HABKIRK, John, 1811: February 21: was a witness at wedding of William MUERS and Mary HAW, both of this parish [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages] HOPKIRK, John Glasford [sic], 1811: to be lieutenant from 31.7.1811 [London Gazette 13 January 1815; Caledonian Mercury, Edinburgh, 26 January 1815] HOBKIRK, John Peter; 1812: occupation = not stated; He was a Master + a witness who supported someone (Samuel Prestoon Child) seeking Freedom of the city, via the company of Clothworkers’ [guild] on 4 March, 1812. [ex: Livery companies in London [ex (Rollco); email address = http://www.londonroll.org ]= The Records of London's Livery” HOPKIRK, John, 1812: His wife, Isabella, aged 42, wife of John. John was a prisoner of war at Longwy, of Sunderland, 1812. [ex Trinity House Petitions, via Find My Past database in 2012] HOBKIRK, John, ?Year, but pre 1812: Mar. 23 ? Baptism of John Hobkirk, son of Thomas Hobkirk, Boulton, in Boulton Chappell, Northumberland, UK. [ex The registers of Edlingham, in the county of Northumberland. baptisms, 1658-1812. Marriages, 1658- 1812 Author : Edlingham, Eng. (Parish) Published in 1903, Page 119] HOBKIRK, John, 1812: Marriage at Durham, U.K. [ex Find My Past database in 2012] HOBKIRK, John, 1812: Marriage to Ann Milburn on 7.9.1812 at Medomsley, Northumberland, Durham, U.K. [ex Genuki files] HOBKIRK, John, 1812: Born 13 January 1812; baptised 16 February 1812 at St. Thomas Anglican Church, Stockton, Yorkshire, UK. 6th son of Charles Codrington Priswick Hobkirk (flax dresser, native of Stokesley, Yorkshire) by his wife Hannah Young (native of the parish of St. Nicholas in Durham) [ex Cate of USA] HABKIRK, John, 1812: February 8: was a witness at wedding of Thomas LAMB, of the parish of Billington and Elizabeth BRAND of this parish. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages]
and Elizabeth WARD, both of this parish [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Yorkshire’s Settrington Parish Registers of Marriages]
The 1st list states John Hobkirk, a plowman is on the School Masters List, for the parish of Roberton, in the Borders area of Scotland. It states he is from Todshawhaugh. The 2nd list states he is on the Militia list. [ex the Walter Mason collection: … relating to Selkirk. Ref. D/42/7/13, via the Heritage Hub database, Hubcat] HOPKIRK, J[?John] Glassford, 1813: of W.S. Howe Street, Edinburgh became a member of the Caledonian Horticultural Society. [Caledonian Mercury, Edinburgh, 23 December 1813] HOBKIRK, John, 1813: born in Wilton Parish, probably son of Robert. He was a gardener in Hawick. In 1841 he was living on Buccleuch Street and listed as a District Police Officer. He was a knitter at 10 Teviot Crescent in 1851 and was a gardener living at 29 High Street in 1861. His wife Margaret was from England, and their children included
long line of people being considered for militia duty in Southdean, Scotland. Some are disqualified on the basis of their disability etc. [ex Scottish Borders area
gazette, viz: “…Commissions in the 2nd Edinburgh Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant, Dated July 31,1811 . John Glasford Hopkirk, Gent.; to be ditto [= lieutenant] [ex London Gazette, 21 January, 1815, issue 16977, page 103] HOBKIRK, John, 1815 (15 March): USA: Savannah recommended John Hobkirk for retention as an officer in the Army, ALS, DNA, AG94.. [[National Archives, Washington]] (in Letters received files by Adjutant General John H. Mallory. Catalogue of papers of James Monroe, USA) HOPKIRK, John Glassford, 1815: Is listed in Edinburgh. [ex Post Office Annual Directory] HOBKIRK, John B, 1816: Married in Georgia, USA to ? [?reference] HOBKIRK, John Burton, 1800s: Was born in the U.S.A., the son of another John Hobkirk from England. A small biography [? by a Mrs. Hamilton] appears in the following entry: “… “…Miss Susan Fendin married Mr. Cheny, lived in South Carolina, and had a large family. Sarah Fendin married first Mr. Taylor, who died and left her childless. She was married a second time to Mr. John Hobkirk, an English- man and had one son named John Burton, who married Miss Charlotte Bourquin of Savannah. Mrs. Hobkirk died at the house of my father, and so did Mrs. Maxwell, and both were buried near their sister, Mrs. Charles Floyd.
ance as a witness before a court-martial on 2 occasions. [ex Ancestry library’s U.S. House of Representative Private Claims, Vol. 2.]
Chelsea, St. Luke’s, London. [ex Pallot’s Marriage Index for England 1780-1837] HOBKIRK, John Peter, [senior] 1817: May 31: married Sarah Cook. [His 1st wife Esther Hobkirk died in 1805 in London] He was a widower; she a spinster; both from this parish = St. Luke’s, Chelsea; witnesses = Mary Eleanor Hobkirk; Dent. DeBerdt. [ex Ancestry database of London marriages] Note: JPH [junior] was listed as a widower in 1826 Will of William Hobkirk, so Sarah must have also died 1817- 1826. No, I found both Sarah & John, living in the Almshouse in Silver Street, St. Olave, London in 1841 census. John Peter died 1842 whilst living at the Almshouse, Silver Street.
= widower. Sarah Cooke = spinster; [ex Ancestry database’s London, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921] HOBKIRK, John, 1817: His wife Ann (née Milburn) died aged 27 buried 2 Dec 1817 at Lanchester, All Saints, Co. Durham [National Burial Index for England and Wales 1761- 1825: (disc 2)] This was the former Ann Milburn, wife of John Hobkirk and mother of baby Mary, who died also in 1817. Is in Cordelia H., Australia’s family tree. Also had a son George, baptised 1813.
lieutenant. [?reference] HOPKIRK, John Glassford + HOPKIRK, Thomas, 1818: [Thomas, the] younger, Vice-president, of Dalbeth; & HOPKIRK, John Glassford of W.S. Edinburgh: thanks be given to both, at the Royal Botanic Institution, Glasgow. [Caledonian Mercury, Edinburgh 19.12.1818 HOBKIRK, John Peter, 1819: Made a deposition regarding the Will of William Hobkirk, (which he signed/ executed in 1819) who drowned in 1825 on returning from Jamaica to England. See William’s Will. William was the 3rd son of Adam and Mary Hobkirk of Jamaica, London, and Cheltenham. HOBKIRK, John, 1819 or 1820: Born. From Jedburgh, he was a machine cleaner in a wool factory, living at the Sandbed. His wife was Isabella, and their children included William. In 1851 he was at Buccleuch Street, with his older brother William also living with his family. [ex draft information submitted online in 2013, = A Hawick
lieutenant, to be a 1st lieutenant. 7th Regiment of Infantry [ex “History of Congress, p474 “The Congressional Globe” by USA Congress, 1855] HOPKIRK, John, 1820: Burial parish record at Chatham, Kent, UK. [ex Find My Past probate website in 2012] HOPKIRK, J[ohn] G[lassford], 1820: Notice appeared in the Gazette as follows: “…Business carried on under the firm of HILL & HOPKIRK, which will in future be carried on by the other Subscribers alone ; and they will collect and pay all the debts respectively due to and by the said former co-partnership.” Signed by Robert + James Hill + J.G. Hopkirk. [ex the Edinburgh Gazette, 19 December, 1820, issue
planning to move to Durham, England. Expired on 19 May, 1821 [?means he died] [Ex Vagrants Committed to Gaol, 1820-1822; Devon Heritage Centre, file
?Edinburgh [Caledonian Mercury, Edinburgh, 21.3.1822] HOPKIRK, John Glassford, 1823: March 19, 20: Writer to the Signet at Edinburgh; is the agent of the petitioner; + mentions re judgments at Grenada. [Journals of the House of ?lord/commons 19.3.1823, ex UK Parliamentary papers, on National Library of Australia special licensed database] Yüklə 2,66 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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