Thomas was born about 1460 in England, the son of John Hotchkiss and Margaret Heynes.
He died about 1554. The place is not known.
His wife is not known. They were married, but the date and place have not been found. Their six known children were John (c1490-c1541), Adam (c1492-c1574), Henry (c1495-1582), Thomas (c1502-1560), Sara (c1514-?) and Anna (c1516-?).
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Note 1
!Source: www.findmypast.co.uk Record Transcription: Staffordshire, Dioceses Of Lichfield And Coventry Wills And Probate 1521-1860
Place Upton Magna, Shropshire, England
First name[s] Thomas
Last name Hoggekis
Year 1552
Will year 1551-52
Probate year 1552
Parish Upton Magna
County Shropshire
Country England
Series description Registered wills and original wills, administrations and inventories, 1494-1860, and, act books, 1532-1638 for Diocese of Lichfield Episcopal Consistory Court
Piece description Original wills, administrations, inventories
Piece surname range H
Piece year range 1549-1554
Record set Staffordshire, Dioceses Of Lichfield And Coventry Wills And Probate 1521-1860
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Wills & Probate
Collections from England, Great Britain
Notes: from image:
1552 May 30
Thomas Hoggekis
Upton Magns
Dated 16 March 1551/2
my Son Addam
my Son Thomas
my daughter Sarra
my daughter Anna
Roger Hoggekis my brother
!Soure: Somerset Burial Index https://www.findmypast.com/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FSOMERSET%2FBUR%2F001720875
First name Thomas
Page 72
Last name Hoskins
Archive Somerset Archives
Death year -
Archive reference D/P/TICK 2/1/1
Burial year 1554
Event type Baptisms, marriages & burials
Burial date 31 Mar 1554
Year range 1538-1812
Denomination Anglican
Record set Somerset Burial Index
Place Tickenham
Category Birth, Marriage & Death
County Somerset
Subcategory Parish Burials
Country England
Collections from England, Great Britain
Document type Parish records
!Source: http://search.shropshirehistory.org.uk/collections/getrecord/CCA_X6000_44_1_12924/
Grants of land in Castle Pulverbatch.
Identity
Document Reference: 6001/2342/12923
System Reference: X6000/44/1/12923
Details
Level: Item
Date: 1 Apr 1495
Description: "Sciant presentes etc." Thomas Helgot of Roclegot gives etc. to Thomas Hochkys of Castle Pulverbatch lands there. Witnesses:- Thomas Leighton Knight seneschal of Castle Pulverbatch, Thomas Janyns bailiff, Rowland Janyns of Wallyburne, William Thomkyns of Castle Pulverbatch, Walli Edwyn of Castle Pulverbatch. At Castle Pulverbatch. 1 April, 10 Henry VII.
X6000: SHREWSBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION [DEEDS] [12th - 20th century]
X6000/44: Phillipps manuscripts - purchased at Sotheby's sale 1938
X6000/44/1: Papers relating to Castle Pulverbatch.
X6000/44/1/12923: Grants of land in Castle Pulverbatch. [1 Apr 1495]
!Source: http://search.shropshirehistory.org.uk/collections/getrecord/CCA_X6000_44_1_12924/
Grants of land in Castle Pulverbatch.
Identity
Document Reference: 6001/2342/12924
System Reference: X6000/44/1/12924
Details
Level: Item
Date: 10 Apr 1496
Description: "Sciant presentes etc." Thomas Hochkys, late of Castle Pulverbatch, gives etc. to William his brither <<<
all his lands etc. in Castle Pulverbatch which he purchased of Margaret his mother.
Witnesses:- Thomas Leighton Knight seneschal of Castle Pulverbatch, Thomas Janyn of Wallyburn bailiff,
Rowland Janyn of Wallyburn, Thomas de Le, John de Botfeld, William Partriche of Wylderley. 10 April 11 Henry VII.
X6000: SHREWSBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION [DEEDS] [12th - 20th century]
X6000/44: Phillipps manuscripts - purchased at Sotheby's sale 1938
X6000/44/1: Papers relating to Castle Pulverbatch.
X6000/44/1/12924: Grants of land in Castle Pulverbatch. [10 Apr 1496]
!Source: http://search.shropshirehistory.org.uk/collections/getrecord/CCA_X1514_3_22_1_409/
Lease
Identity
Document Reference: 1514/409
System Reference: X1514/3/22/1/409
Details
Level: file
Date: 1487
Description: 31 May 2 Henry VII
1. Fulk Lee, son and heir of Richard Lee of Longeley, Esq.
Elizabeth his wife
Thomas Leghton, knt.
William Leghton and John Horde, gentlemen, feoffees in all the lands and tenements of Richard in the township and fields of Alderton.
2. Walter Amys of Alderton.
A messuage in the township of Alderton in which Walter now lives and one assert lying in length from Lyons banke up to the Old Parke of Weme. To hold to Walter and his heirs from the feast of St.. Michael next for the life of Walter, and after his death, for the life of one person named by Walter.
Paying to Fulk and Elizabeth 20/8 p.a.
Covenant to repair.
Power to distrain or re-enter.
Warranty.
Witnesses: John Downton of Alderton, Thomas Hochekys of the same, Thomas Draper of Burghton. <<< [adult in 1487]
Docketed: Indenture of Alderton.
Part of seal on tag.
X1514: Catalogue of the Shropshire deeds and papers of the Smythe Family of Acton Burnell [12th Century - 1914]
X1514/3: Deeds - Shropshire
X1514/3/22: MYDDLE
X1514/3/22/1: ALDERTON
X1514/3/22/1/409: Lease [1487]
!Source: https://archive.org/stream/transactionsofsh4819shro/transactionsofsh4819shro_djvu.txt
Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society VOLUME VIII., 1920-192 1.
11. SPECIFICATION OF CHANTRY-RENTS OF
ST. LEONARD'S, 155-[?].
—
The following, the endorsement of which mentions " the late ' r
Court of Augmentations, and so dates itself between 1553, when
Queen Mary abolished the Court, and 1558, when it was restored
by Elizabeth, is further limited by the mention of Roger Smyth r
who died in 1557, as still alive. Closer than this it does not seem
possible to date it. It is not strictly a Rental, though resembling
one ; more probably a return to some enquiry as to what was the
property of the Chantry, and what had become of it. It should
be noted that the total rent paid lias been already reduced to
£28 18s. 2£d., the figure at which it is quoted during the next
hundred years, and that consequently the sales to Gryce and Foster
in 1564 cannot have been part of the alienation which reduced it
from its original figure of £32 10s. &\d.
[From Hard-wick' s transcripts, in Mr. R. F. Haslewood's
possession.]
—
Appendices.
I RENTAL ST. Leonard's chantries, 1398. <<< from discription below probably 1498
Chantry rental Blessed Virgin Mary, John S'corum
Battista and Thomas the Martyr and Reynold off in Lye
Leonardo Bruggenorth term S'ci Michaelis Church S'ci
Archangel and the Virgin Mary Añunciacone B'te
one thousand five hundred [1500] and second year of King Henry
seventh after the conquest reign [1485 +2 = 1487].
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De Thoma Hochkys pro tenemento et orto . . . . v
From >>> Thomas Hochkys <<< fot the tenement and garden
NOTE: This would appear to be from text recognition software.