Hobkirk/Hopkirk ancestry: Will and last testament
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from Sydney. Dac. S.-Telegraph, 700 tons, Captain O'Reilly, from Sydney Nov. 28th, and Newcastle Dee. I. Passengers - Mr. Herbert (Colonial Secretary of Queensland), Sir George Bowen's child and nurse, Mr. and Mrs. …Mr. Hobkirk, Mr. … and 17 in the steeragee. [“Moreton Bay Courier”, 6 December, 1859]
Passengers - Mr. Hobkirk, and 3 in …. [Ex “Moreton Bay Courier”, 13 December, 1859]
built in 1842 in Whitby; but boat was stranded at Tynemouth [Newcastle Courant 29.4.1859] HOPKIRK Mr., 1859: [?Thomas] his college at Eltham, was allowed some graduates direct entry into Woolwich Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. [Daily News, London 1.8.1859] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1860: = a farmer at Railway Meeting in Galashiels [Caledonian Mercury, Edinburgh 13.8.1860] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1860:. of Cramlington, re Northern Union of Mechanics Institutions [Newcastle Courant, 28.9.1860] HOBKIRK, Mr. 1860: January 4; arrived at Sydney, NSW, having departed from Melbourne. [ex Ancestry database of Passengers and Immigration Lists Index 1500’s
HOPKIRK, Mr. [Adam], 1860: = a bookseller in Portobello [Caledonian Mercury 29.9.1860] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1861: of Whitby, in 1861, built an A1 Brig, named “Lily of Greenock” 258 tons; boat for sale [Liverpool Mercury 1.9.1863] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1861:: unanimously appointed secretary of West Hartley District Association of Mechanics Institution [Newcastle Courant 11.10.1861] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1861: of Cramlington, unanimously appointed secretary, West Hartley District Assn. Mechanics Institute [Newcastle Courant, ?Oct /November in 1861] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1862: minister of General Assembly, Jedburgh Presbytery. [Caledonian Mercury, Edinburgh 7.4.1862] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1863: Arrived [in Melbourne, Australia, from Tasmania]: 16 March ex Royal Shepherd, S.S.S., 300 tons, N. M'Eachern, from Launceston 9th inst. Passengers - saloon: Mr. and Mrs. Benn, …Messrs. Hobkirk, Hopgood … [ex the Argus, 12 March 1863 p 4] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1863:. = a tenant of a property at Craiglockhart, in parish of Colinton And South Cuthberts Co. of Edinburgh, [property to be sold] [Glasgow Herald 15.4.1863]
Melbourne (unassisted immigrant). HOBKIRK, Mr., 1863: of Whitby, in 1861, built an A1 Brig, named “Lily of Greenock” 258 tons; boat for sale [Liverpool Mercury 1.9.1863] HOPKIRK, Master, 1863: Hopkirk boy was shot by a gamekeeper at the Hawkhill property. Boy not seriously hurt; gamekeeper to be examined by the sheriff at Kilmarnock [Caledonian Mercury 24.6.1863]
another man, very creditably at the Belfast and Northern Counties Railway Provident Society, held in the company’s store room at York Street. [Belfast News-letter 24.10.1863] HOPEKIRK, Mr., 1863: [Scotland] booksellers selling tickets for Portobello banquet [Caledonian Mercury, Edinburgh 7.1.1863] HOLKIRK, Mr. 1863: 18 May; departed Melbourne; arrived Sydney NSW. HOLKIRK (sic) Mr., 1863: arrived at Sydney, NSW 18.5.1863 on “Rangatira” from Melbourne (unassisted immigrant). HOBKIRK, Mr., 1864:. info re New Bridge Street schools [Newcastle Courant [U.K.] 1.1.1864] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1864: owned 5 hackney carriages, all of which were licensed. [Glasgow Herald 11.5.1864] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1864: sang at the Belfast and Northern Counties Railway Provident Society evening, held at the Terminus, York Road, Belfast [Belfast News-letter 10.12.1864] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1865: his black gelding “Seducer Singleton” ran in the West of Scotland Grand National Hunt steeple chase [Glasgow Herald 5.5.1865] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1865: participated in discussions at the ½ yearly meeting of the Chamber of Agriculture and Scottish Farmers Club in the Hall of the Chamber of Commerce [Caledonian Mercury 19.5.1865]
April 1865; bound for Sydney. [ex Index to Outward Passengers to Interstate …. Public Record Office, Victoria] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1865: of Largs. He (in his skiff) saved the life of person(s) involved in the upsetting of a “fishing smack” in Kyles of Bate” [Daily News, London 19.10.1865] HOBKIRK, Mr. 1866: Shipping – Arrivals [in Brisbane, Australia, from Rockhampton, Queensland] : April 2.- ‘Diamantina’, A.S.N. Co.'s s., 223 tons, Captain W. Smith, from Rockhampton, Gladstone, and Maryborough. Passengers : Mrs. Davidson, … Messrs …Hobkirk and 40 in the steerage… [ex ‘Brisbane Courier’ 3.4.1866]
Vestry Meeting in Newcastle Courant 6.4.1866] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1866: was one of the flower judges at the Lowestoft Horticultural Society [Ipswich Journal, Ipswich 14.7.1866] HOPKIRK, Mr. [? Thomas], 1867: His “Statistical Account of the Barony of the Barony Parish”, 1826, a rare and beautiful work, embellished with numerous sketches and old engravings, (belonging to the estate of Alex Kay, esq., writer) to be auctioned as part of a rare and valuable library for sale at 61 Renfield Street, Glasgow [Glasgow Herald 25.11.1867] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1868: of Largs. His boat “Wanderer”, was in a race for non- steel hull bats. [Glasgow Herald 10.7.1868] in the Clyde Yacht Club regatta]. HOPKIRK, Mr., 1868: of Somerleyton, was a judge of fruit at horticultural show at ?Lowestoft, United Kingdom. [Ipswich Journal, Ipswich 11.7.1868] HOPKIRK, Mr. 1869: of Largs: his body was found, and returned to Largs. ?boat mishap [Glasgow Herald 27.7.1869] HOBKIRK, (Mr.), 1869: and Messrs. Whitecross & Smith: Was a manufacturing company of mahogany and pinewood at West Boldon [Newcastle Courant 8.1.1869]
Northampton [Daily News, London 23.2.1869] HOBKERK, (Mr.), 1869: was born ? where. = ?Clarence John Hobkirk or ? Robert Roxburgh Hobkirk, both of whom were born in 1869. More likely = Clarence John Hobkirk, who did participate in Boer War in South Africa around 1900. In 1900, this Mr. Hobkerk departed from Southampton, UK and travelled, ? immigrated to South Africa on the “Carisbrook Castle”. [ex
Canada. [ex Portland, Oregon, its History and Builders, in connection with the antecedent explorations, discoveries, and movements of the pioneers that selected the site for the great city of the Pacific, vol. 3: author: Gaston, Joseph, 1833-1913; p88 published in 1911. This entry appeared under the Jedburgh, Borders area of Scotland for 1841 in January 2014] HOPKIRK [Mr.], 1869: of Largs [Scotland]: his body was found, and returned to Largs. ?boat mishap [Glasgow Herald 27.7.1869] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1869: Mr. and Messrs. Whitecross & Smith: Was a manufacturing company of mahogany and pinewood at West Boldon [Newcastle Courant 8.1.1869]
where he remained until.. [ex The Biographical record of Logan County, Illinois, U.S.A., page 614] HOBKIRK, Mr. 1871: January 13; arrived at Sydney, NSW, having departed from Melbourne. [ex Ancestry database of Passengers and Immigration Lists Index 1500’s 1800’s] HOBKIRK, Mr. (Rev.), 1872: rector of Hittisleigh, elected to chaplain to inmates of Crediton Union workhouse [Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post or Plymouth and Cornish Advertiser, Exeter, UK. 27.3.1872] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1873:. showed through a binocular microscope, hairs and scales of different animals [Leeds Mercury 20.9.1873] HOLKIRK, Mr. 1874: 16 April; departed Melbourne; arrived Sydney NSW. HOLKIRK (sic) Mr., 1874: arrived at Sydney, NSW on 16.4.1874 on “City of Adelaide” from Melbourne (unassisted immigrant). HOBKIRK, Mr., 1876:. = Newcastle president of Grand Lodge [Daily News 18.4.1876] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1878: seconded a vote of thanks at Yorkshire Naturalists Union [Hull Packet and East Riding Times, Hull, U.K. 14.6.1878] HOBKIRK, [Ernest Chamberlain] Mr., 1878:. (Lieutenant, Royal Navy): was present at Exeter Volunteer ball. [Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post or Plymouth and Cornish Advertiser 23.10.1878] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1879: of Newcastle = secretary, Morpeth Young Men’s Christian Association [Newcastle Courant 6.6.1879] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1879:. = chair at juvenile Templar demonstration at Town Hall, Newcastle [Newcastle Courant 14.11.1879] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1880:. (senior): = vice president of Cramlington Colliery Mechanics Institute at annual meeting [Newcastle Courant 17.9.1880] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1880: of Cramlington, contributed to an industrial exhibition in the Board Schools, Backworth Colliery in aid of the Wesleyan chapel [Newcastle Courant 16.7.1880] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1881: involved in a yacht race of the Royal Clyde Club [Glasgow Herald 7.6.1881] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1881:. he had a beautiful vase of flowers presented to him as an expression of gratitude and indebtedness to him, for his indefatigable exertion on behalf of the Working Men’s Conservative Association [13.1.1881
Weekly meeting, held at the Workmen’s Club, 41 York Street, ?Dublin. [Freeman’s Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser, Dublin, Ireland 28.11.1881] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1882:. of Broadhaugh, presided at a public dinner in Tower Hotel at Hawick [27.11.1882 Glasgow Herald, Scotland] HOBKIRK, Mr. 1884: [ship from Brisbane, Australia, to Maryborough and Rockhampton, Australia] May 9. – ‘Derwent’, s 500 tons Captain J H South, for Maryborough and Rockhampton. Passengers Mrs. … Messrs. … Hobkirk, … and 34 in the steerage. W. Howard Smith and Sons Limited Agents [ex ‘Brisbane Courier’ 10 May 1884]
Maryborough] November 30: ‘Derwent’, s 500 tons Captain G. Andrews, from Rockhampton and Maryborough. Passengers: … J Hood, FG/ J O
Australia from New Zealand, in April 1884 on the boat Rotomahana. [ex National Library of Australia’s Trove database of Index to Unassisted Inward Passenger Lists to Victoria 1852-1923] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1885:. (Rev.) polled 124 votes for election for Commissioner on board of ?Crevators at Crediton [Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post or Plymouth and Cornish Advertiser 8.7.1885 HOPKIRK, Mr., 1886: of Belfast, was unanimously elected auditor of the Clogher Valley Tramway Company Ltd. [Belfast News-letter 29.11.1886] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1886: = a passenger; arrived in Auckland on 8.5.1886 on the “Maranoa” which left San Francisco on 17.4.1886; [Brisbane Courier 10.5.1886] HOPKIRK, Mr. 1886: Auckland, May 8: The Union Company's steamer Mararoa, which left San Francisco on the 17th April, arrived here today. Following is her passenger list: Messrs … Hopkirk, [ex ‘Brisbane Courier’, 10 May, 1886]
the French prize on speech day [Leeds Mercury 23.7.1887] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1889:.presided at piano concert at Longbenton [Newcastle Weekly Courant 16.11.1889] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1890: : spoke about laws at Teviotdale Farmers Club meeting held at Hawick [Glasgow Herald 3.1.1890] HOBKIRK, Mr. (Rev.), 1890: of Dewsbury: appointed to represent annual assembly of British Association meeting to be held in Leeds [Leeds Mercury 9.8.1890] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1890: was at a meeting of investigation of the Aerated Bread Company, held in Bristol [Bristol Mercury and Daily Post 15.12.1890] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1891: departed for Scotland per Dublin and Glasgow Steampacket Company’s saloon steamer “General Gordon” [Freeman’s Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser, Dublin 27.8.1891] HOPEKIRK, Mr. & Mrs., 1892: of London, attended the funeral of the late Mr. D. McCulloch at Whitley [Newcastle Weekly Courant 10.12.1892] *** HOBKIRK, Mr. [?John Francis] 1892: Advertised ? on behalf of someone else, in a Brisbane, Australia, newspaper, to sell: …stocked with good fish, The climate is very line, the temperature is equable, and the rainfall is from 28in. lo 80m, There are two sidings of the Fingal Railway within the boundaries of the proportion. For terms and all other particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or Messrs. Martin &
National League. [Bristol Mercury and Daily Post 2.2.1892] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1892: expressed the feelings of the great body of Scotch tenant farmers [Glasgow Herald 13.12.1892] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1892: of Broadhaugh; was president of Teviotdale Farmers Club. They entertained him with a complimentary dinner in the Tower Hotel, Hawick on the occasion of his representing the club at the great Agricultural Conference, recently held in London [Glasgow Herald 30.12.1892] HOLKIRK, Mr. 1893: 15 March; departed Hobart, Tasmania; arrived Sydney NSW.
HOLKIRK (Sic) Mr., 1893: arrived at Sydney, NSW 15.3.1893 on “Oonah” from Hobart, as unassisted immigrant. HOPKIRK, Mr., 1893: in a gentleman’s singles handicap at Dewsbury Tournament Lawn Tennis [Leeds Mercury 19.6.1893] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1894: was a farmer at Broadhaugh, Hawick. He purchased the Beautiful Roxburgh Estate residential estate of “The Holmes”, St. Boswell’s Overlooking Dryburgh Abbey, from Mr. George O.H. Erskine Biber Erskine, of Dryburgh [Aberdeen Weekly Journal 15.2.1894] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1895: was appointed one of the trustees in the ?bankruptcy/failure in the Dewsbury Carpet trade company [Leeds Mercury 21.3.1895] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1895: of Holdersfield Banking Company, presided at a meeting of creditors of a woolen company at Dewsbury. ???Londonderry Gold Mine Limited [ex Leeds Mercury 10.4.1895]
was referred to in the newspaper [Leeds Mercury 24.8.1895] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1896: @ Broadhaugh @ Teviotdale Farmers Club, present at a meeting which was held at Hawick re agricultural machinery [Glasgow Herald 3.1.1896] HOBKIRK, Mr. 1898: November 7: was a passenger on the “Pateena” which arrived at Launceston from Melbourne. Passengers included Mesdames …., Hobkirk [Mercury, Hobart 7 November 1898] HOBKERK, Mr. 1900: Departed on 9 June, 1900 from Southampton, U.K. for Cape, South Africa. He was Scottish. Date of birth = approx. 1869; aged 31; married; male, merchant. Ship = Carisbrook Castle. Master = W. Hay. Steamship Line = Castle Line. 4246 tons. [ex Passenger Transcript Details - Departures, via Find My Past database in 2012]. HOPKIRK, Mr. & Mr + Mrs. & Mrs.= M essieurs & Mesdames A ... 1911: July 11; arrived at Sydney, NSW, having departed from Wellington, New Zealand. [ex Ancestry database of Passengers and Immigration Lists Index 1500’s –
or to, Tasmania. [Mercury, Hobart 7 May, 1914] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1915: departed Victoria, Australia in December 1915 for London on the “Maloja II”. He was 45 years old. [ex National Library of Australia’s Trove database of Index to Outward Passenger Lists from Victoria 1852-1923 to Interstate, UK, NZ and foreign ports] HOBKIRK, Mr. or Mrs. 1916: Sailed [from Tasmania to Melbourne]: February 12: [on the boat] ‘Loongana’, t.s., 2,448 tons, K. Livingstone, for Melbourne. Passengers-Saloon : Mesdames … ?Messrs. Hobkirk, … [ex “Mercury [Tasmania],
deposit, balance on completion. Solicitors for reference, Messrs. Martin and Hobkirk, Launceston. Further particulars - on application. Mr. H. Smith, Whitemark, will show intending purchasers stock. Particulars "Mercury," Saturday, 28th October. [ex “The Mercury”, 25 October, 1916]
rather than Hobkirk. In Equity, in the matter of the Launceston Shipping Company Ltd., in liquidation, and in the matter of the Companies Act, 1869, Mr. Stackhouse, instructed by Messrs. Martin and Hobkirk appeared for the liquidator. [ex “The Mercury” Hobart, 23 December, 1916]
May 18. [on the boat] ‘Loongana’, t.s., 2,448 tons, K. Livingstone, from Melbourne. Passengers: - Saloon: Mesdames … Masters …Hobkirk, … [Ex “The Mercury” 19 May, 1916] HOBKIRK, Mr.., 1916: Launceston: Arrived September 19. ‘Loongana’ t.s" 2.448 tons, K. Livingstone, from Melbourne. Passengers-Saloon: Mesdames … Messrs. … Hobkirk, … [Ex “The Mercury” 20 September, 1916]
on “Rotomahana” [Mercury 24.7.1917] HOBKIRK, Mr., 1917: arrived Launceston from Melbourne on 8.8.1917 on the Rotomahana [Mercury 10.8.1917] HOBKIRK, Mr. [Francis Charles] + Messrs Martin, 1917: Harold Crisp J. This Order was taken out by Martin and Hobkirk of 55 Patterson Street, Launceston Solicitors for the Applicant. [ex “The Mercury’: 23 January 1917]
match in which the backs and forwards of the respective sides were switched at half-time. The college has … newcomers include: … Hopkirk, a New Zealand centre. [ex “Canberra Times” 21 April, 1947] HOPKIRK, Mr., 1947: JUNIORS Under 20: Queanbeyan [Canberra, Australia] [scored] 22 defeated R.M.C [Royal Military College] "B" 6. (Hopkirk and Johns [scored] tries) … [ex Canberra Times [Australia], 28 April, 1947]
Enfield, London. [ex Ancestry database of London parish records pre 1815] HOBKIRK, Mrs., 1779: December 11: Bann [?for marriage] at St. Andrew, Middlesex, Enfield, London. [ex Ancestry database of London parish records pre 1815] HABKIRK, Mrs., 1781: May 30: bann listed at St. Andrew, Middlesex, London. ? = marriage bann. [ex Ancestry database of London parish records pre 1815] HOBKIRK, Mrs., 1783: February 9: Bann [?for marriage] at St. Andrew, Middlesex, London. [ex Ancestry database of London parish records pre 1815] HOBKIRK, Mrs. 1803: died 22 October 1803. She was the wife of Mr. Adam Hobkirk, of Framwellgate, Durham. [ex Obituary & Death Notices, mainly from the Newcastle Courant, found online in 2013] HOPKIRK, Mrs., 1837: Was listed at 9 Scotland Street, [ex Scottish Post Office Directories: Pigot & Co National Commercial Directory for the whole of Scotland and of the Isle of Man, 1837] HOBKIRK, Mrs. 1838: quote from book “... Mrs. Gingham became Mrs. Hobkirk long before the tablet was begun, .... will doubtless cause the following article to be read with attention. ... [ex books.google.com.au /books? [Waldie's select circulating library - Google Books ResultAdam Waldie - 1838 – Literature ??USA info. HOPKIRK, Mrs. J., 1850: [?husband’s initial] died at 11 South Portland Street, aged 51 years on 24 September 1850 [Glasgow Herald 27.9.1850] HOPKIRK [sic], Mrs. [Frances Mary] 1852: an adult, left Victoria on the boat “William” in January 1852; bound for Launceston. [ex Index to Outward Passengers to Interstate …. Public Record Office, Victoria] This would be Frances Mary Hobkirk, née Lescesne. HOBKIRK, Mrs., 1863: Info re bibles disposed British and Foreign Bible Society [Newcastle Courant 27.11.1863] HOPEKIRK, Mrs., 1863: Aged 76, died at 6 West Preston Street, Edinburgh on 20.5.1863 [Caledonian Mercury, Edinburgh 22.5.1863] HOPKIRK, (Mrs) 1869: = Wife of other passenger, ? name. She migrated from Nova Scotia to the U.S.A. on board the “Linda”, entering via Boston, Massachusetts. She was aged 25 years, i.e. date of birth 1844. [ex FamilySearch database of United
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