Thomas was born about 1428 in Shropshire, England, the son of William Hotchkiss and Elizabeth of Donwich.
He died about 1518 in Wymmyswould, Leicestershire, England.
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Birth | ABT 1428 |
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Death | ABT 1518 |
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Residence | 1451 |
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Note 1
!StyleName: Hotchkiss, Thomas of Monks' Foriet, Salop [~1426 - ]
!Source: Britain, School And University Students https://www.findmypast.com/transcript?id=GBOR%2FSCHOOLREG%2FSDE%2F131255&tab=this
First name Thomas
Country England
Last name Hawkins
Publication title Register of the Rectors, Fellows, Scholars etc of Exeter College Oxford
Year 1442
Year range 1318-1878
Boarded year 1442
Publication year 1879
Boarded date 22 Oct 1442
Record set Britain, School And University Students
Institution Exeter College Oxford
Category Education & work
Town Oxford
Subcategory Schools & Education
County Oxfordshire
Collections from Great Britain, England, Scotland
!Source: http://search.shropshirehistory.org.uk/collections/getrecord/CCA_XP250_B_23_11/
Lease
Identity
Document Reference: P250/B/23/11
System Reference: XP250/B/23/11
Details
Level: Item
Date: 7 May 1451
Finding Aids: Former reference L19
Description: Friday next after Invention of Cross 29 Henry VI
1. Robert Scryven of Salop, and Alice his wife
2. Thomas Hochekys and William Nesse of Monks' Foriet, Salop, keepers of the church of Holy Cross and the chapel of St.. Giles in the Foriet. <<<
of 2 houses in the Foriet between the tenement late of John Wyke and the high road leading to the grange of the Abbot of Salop, extending from the king's way, which leads to the chapel of St.. Giles, to a garden late of John Wyke and 12 landes of ground in the Foriet, lately held by William Balle and Christine his wife [by a lease naming Richard Paston, rector of Hanwode, Richard Minton, rector of Atton Burnell, Roger Skyle, rector of Worthyn, Reginald Scryven, rector of Froddesley, John Willy of Froddesley, John Scryven junior, lord of Froddesley]
For an annual retn of 10s., in 4 equal instalments.
Provisions for maintenance, distraint [after 1 month arrears] and re-entry [after arrears of 1 year and a day]
Witnesses: Thomas Otley, Richard Huse, John Waren, John
Madeley, John Mason.
Physical Description: Seal missing
Language: Latin
XP250: HOLY CROSS [THE ABBEY] PARISH RECORDS [1541-2016]
XP250/B: CHURCHWARDENS [[1260]-1955]
XP250/B/23: Deeds [[1260]-1899]
XP250/B/23/11: Lease [7 May 1451]
!Source: Leicestershire Wills And Probate Records, 1500-1939
https://www.findmypast.com/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FLEICS%2FWILLS%2F00030444&tab=this
First name Thomas
Year range 1515-1526
Last name Hochynson
Archive reference PR/I/251
Year 1518
Archive Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester & Rutland
Residence Wymmyswould
Record set Leicestershire Wills And Probate Records, 1500-1939
Death year -
Category Birth, Marriage & Death
County Leicestershire
Subcategory Wills & Probate
Country England
Collections from England, Great Britain
Description Wills and inventories
Note: https://search.findmypast.com/record?id=S2%2FGBPRS%2FLEICS%2F102538929%2F00200&parentid=GBPRS%2FLEICS%2FWILLS%2F00030444
Image is a page plus of household good inventory.
Note: Thomas Hochynson of Wymmyswould is likely Thomas of Monks' Foriet , as both the name and his residence in a woodland village align with his lifelong association with forest management.
Note 2
keepers of the church of Holy Cross and the chapel of St.. Giles in the Foriet.