Charles Hotchkiss / Hoskins

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Charles was born about 1522 in England, the son of Thomas Hotchkiss / Hoskins and Jane Catchmead.

He died on 26 DEC 1597 in England.

His wife was Ann Ingler. They were married, but the date and place have not been found. Their four known children were Thomas (c1562-c1615), Anne (c1564-?), Charles (c1567->1644) and Mary (c1573-?).

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Note 1

!Notes: I believe this family is related to Hotchkiss because of the similarities of their arms.

!Notes: From Hoskins records.

!Source: City Of London, Haberdashers, Apprentices And Freemen 1526-1933 https://www.findmypast.com/transcript?id=GBOR%2FHABS%2F271

First name Charles

Master's last name Beomont

Last name Horseley

London Metropolitan Archives reference CLC/L/HA/C/007/MS15857/001

Year 1532

Folio / Page number 81

Year 1532

Catalogue description Worshipful Company of Haberdashers - Register of freedom admissions 1526-1613

Role Freeman

Record set City Of London, Haberdashers, Apprentices And Freemen 1526-1933

Freeman's first name Charles

Category Education & work

Freeman's last name Horseley

Subcategory Apprentices

Master's first name Robert

Collections from England, Great Britain

Note: From image, this could read Charels Hocsekiy and be an attempt at Hotchkiss. Remember everyone was required to apprentince.

!Source: http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/hh4bz/hoskyns02.php Hoskyns02'Index

Families covered: Hoskins of North Perrott, Hoskins [Hoskyns] of Oxted [Oxsted]

Thomas Hoskins or Hoskyns of Monmouthshire

m. Jane Catchmay or Catchmead of Bixmore, Gloucestershire

1. Charles Hoskins of London & Oxsted [Okested], Surrey [b c1522, d 26.12.1597]

m. Ann Engler [dau of Thomas Engler [Ingler or Inglar] of Lingfield]

A. Sir Thomas Hoskins of Oxsted [Oxted] [b c1562, d 14.08.1605 [1615?]]

m. Dorothy Aldersey [d 1651, dau of John Aldersey of London, m2. Sir Henry Capell of Raynhill]

i. Charles Hoskins of Oxted [b c1603, d 1657]

m. [14.12.1626] Anne Hale [b 1609, d 1651, dau of William [not Rowland] Hale of Kings Walden]

a. Sir William Hoskins of Oxted [b c1629, d 1712, 2nd son?]

Le Neve shows Sir William as father [by Anne Touse] of William, Charles, Anne & Mary. Manning & Bray show Sir William as father [by Anne Tonge] of William & Charles and another William as father of Mary, Anne and another Charles & William. The following assumes that there was only 1 William in this generation.

m. Anne Tonge [b c1640, d 1702, dau of John Tonge [or Touse], alderman of London]

[1] William Hoskins [Hoskyns] of Oxted [b 1670, d 1742]

m. Martha Hoskins [d 1745, dau/coheir of Charles Hoskins of Oxted] @@@ below

[A] William Hoskins [Hoskyns] of Oxted [b 1701, d 1764]

m. Martha or Mary Gresham [d 1772, dau of Sir Charles Gresham]

[i] Charles Hoskins [b 1728, d 1768]

m. Susannah Chicheley Plowden [m2. Captain _ Fawkener]

[a] Susannah Chicheley Hoskins [dsp 1798]

m. Richard Gorges, later Fettiplace [d 1806]

[ii] Martha Hoskins [b 1725, d 1727]

[iii] Catharine Hoskins [b 1729]

m. [1753] Leigh Master of Newhall

[B] Anne Hoskins [b 24.12.1696, bur 31.08.1769]

m. [27.11.1724] Sir Marmaduke Gresham

[C]+ other issue [a 1706] - Charles [b 1702, d 1720], Judith [b 1698, d 1775], Mary Anne [b 1700, d 1757]

[2] Charles Hoskins of Croydon & Oxted [b 1673, d 1755]

m1. Hannah Rouse [b 1681, d 1729, dau of Sir John Rouse of Henham, Bart]

[A] daughter

m. John Warde of Squerries Westerham

m2. Rachel Daye [b c1705, d 1776]

[B] Kitty Anne Hoskins

[3] Anne Hoskins [b 1659, d 1748]

m. William Finch [son of Heneage, Earl of Nottingham & Lord Chancellor]

[4] Mary Hoskins [a 1706, bur 1731]

m. _ Moor of Egham

b. John Hoskins 'of Reigate', of Red Lyon Square [b c1640, d 05.1717]

m. Catherine [not Elizabeth] Hale [dau of William Hale of Kings Walden]

[1] John Hoskins [d unm 1712]

[2] Catherine Hoskins [d 08.05.1777]

m. [27.03.1718] William Cavendish, 3rd Duke of Devonshire [b 1698, d 05.12.1755]

c. Charles Hoskins of Oxted [5th son?]

[1] Elizabeth Hoskins [a 1706]

[2] Martha Hoskins

m. William Hoskins of Oxted @@@ above

d. Elizabeth Hoskins [b 1646, d 1728]

m. G. Bond of Auborne [b c1681, d 09.1712]

e.+ other issue - Thomas [d young], Edmund, Mary [d young], Anne [d young], Dorothy [d young]

ii. Sir Edmund Hoskins of Oxsted [Oxted] & Carshalton [b c1609, d 1664, Serjeant at law, 4th son]

m. [1638] Elizabeth Harby [dau of Sir John Harby [not Job Hawtrey] of Aldenham, sister/coheir of Sir Erasmus]

a.+ issue - Thomas [dsp], Job [dsp], Nathaniell [dsp], William [dsp], 8 others

iii. Dorothy Hoskins

m. Richard Bulkley [son/heir of Sir Richard of Wheate Crofte]

iv.+ other issue - Thomas [b c1606, d 1611], John [b c1608, d 1613], Thomas [b c1610, d 1611-2], Robert [b 1615, d 1616], John [dsp Naseby]

B. Charles Hoskins of Oxted [b c1567, a 1623]

m. Margaret Aldersey [dau of John Aldersey of London]

i. Charles Hoskins or Oxted [b 1644, youngest son]

m. Elizabeth

a. Elizabeth Hoskins [b 1669]

m. _ Philips

b.+ other issue - Charles [b 1670], Martha [b 1672], Mary [b 1678]

ii. Mary Hoskins

m. John Towseor Tonge of London [grocer]

iii.+ other issue - John [dsp], Thomas [d 1627], Charles [b 1631, d 1636], Anne [b 1621, dsp 1623], Margaret [dsp], Rebecca [dsp], Dorothy [b/d 1633], Elizabeth [d 1631], Anne [b 1636, d 1644]

C. Anne Hoskins [b c1566]

m1. Richard North

m2. William Moulton

m3. ??

D. Mary Hoskins

m. Robert Cox [grocer]

2. George Hoskins

3. Joane Hoskins

m1. John Apowen [ap Owen or Bowen]

m2. William Jenkins

m3. John Knighton [Knithlyn]

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Their coat of arms indicates that the following family shared a common ancestor with the above one.

William Hoskins

m. Katharine Farnham [dau of John Farnham of Misterton by Dorothy]

1. William Hoskins [b 1680, d 1736]

m1. [24.12.1706] Grace Minterne

A. William Hoskins [b 1708, d 1760]

m. [24.12.1737] Joan Warry [dau of Thomas Warry of West Coker]

i. William Hoskins of North Perrott, Somerset [b 1742, d 1813]

m. [1782] Elizabeth Addington [d 26.06.1827, dau of Anthony Addington]

a. William Hoskins of North Perrott [b 1787, d unm 1863]

b. Henry Hoskins [b 1790, d 1876, rector of North Perrott] had issue

m. [1818] Mary Phelips [d 1844, dau of Rev. William Phelips of Montacute by Anna Aletheia Elizabetha, dau of Rev. John Paget of Doulting]

ii.+ other issue

B. Catherine Hoskins

m. Joan Baker

C.+ other issue - Joan, Elizabeth

m2. [26.04.1720] Elizabeth [widow of _ Robins]

2. Katharine Hoskins

m. [26.12.1689] John Petvin of Haselbury Pluncknett

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Main source[s]:

[1] For upper section : Le Neve's 'Pedigrees of the Knights' [Marshall, 1873, pp158-159+215-216], 'The History and Antiquities of the County of Surrey [Rev. Owen Manning & William, Bray, 1814, 'Pedigree of Hoskins', p386] [with thanks to a site visitor, CV [21.02.16] for drawing our attention to the latter] with some input/support from Visitation [Surrey, 1623, Hoskins], Visitation [London, 1598, Hoskens]

[2] For lower section : BLG1952 [Hoskyns of North Perrott Manor]

!Source: www.findmypast.co.uk Record Transcription: Boyd's Inhabitants Of London & Family Units 1200-1946

First name[s] John

Last name Hoskins

Year 1550

Person subject S

Record set Boyd's Inhabitants Of London & Family Units 1200-1946

Category Census, land & surveys

Subcategory Surveys

Collections from England, Great Britain

Notes from image:

Hoskins, Charles 1590 14129 <<<<

Name Charles Hoskins of Slaneras Soper LAne

Father Thomas Hoskins of Monmouth

Mother Jame Catchmead of Glouc.

Born 1522

Wife Anne Ingles of Birgate, Surrey

daughter of Thomas Ingles

Profession etc citizen - merchant -taylor free 1550 All 2 to John Hoskins

Ann fen 18/128 Master 1582

will of Anne 1601 PCC 26 Woodhall

Died 1597 Dec 26 age 75 Buried at Mercers Chapel

Will 1598 PCC 7Lewyn of Oxted Surrey

Children 2 sons & 2 dau

Sir Thomas mar Dorothy Aldersey 14795

Charles bap 1567 Sep 7 mar 1602 Margaret Aldersey 14130

Anne mar [1] 1583 Richar North

[2] 1595 William Moulton

[3]

Mary bap 1573 Oct 4 mar Robert Cox 1582

Vis london 15/8 p 38

MI Stow T556 Vis Surrey I 58 le Tevn p 158 - 215

!Source: Shropshire Archives https://www.shropshirearchives.org.uk/collections/getrecord/CCA_XMO_1037_5_31

Exemplification of the record of a case at Common Beach in Easter term 19 Elizabeth .

Place: Shropshire Archives

System Reference: XMO/1037/5/31

Document Reference: 1037/5/31

Date: 12 Feb 1579

Level: file

Description: 12 February 21 Elizabeth

Peter Brese clerk and Thomas Burnell to answer Henry Cloughe who claims the right to present a suitable person to the parish church of Moore which is vacant.

Henry, by William Nielson his attorney, says that Queen Mary was seized of the advowson and presented William Elkes clerk, who was admitted. After he death, the present Queen became entitled to the advowson and on 24 July 12 Elizabeth by letters patent which Henry produces in court, granted to William James and John Graye the said advowson to hold to them and their heirs for ever.

On 14 December 14 Elizabeth at Ludlowe, by a certain writing which Henry also produces, they granted the advowson to Henry and his heirs for ever. The living is vacant by the death of William Elkes and remains vacant because Peter and Thomas prevent him from making a presentation - damage 40

Peter Brese and Thomas Burnell by John Lutwiche their attorney defend the case. Peter sayd that he is the parson and before the said Queen had any right, a certain >>> Peter Hyggyns <<< was seized of 3 parts of the manor of More into 4 parts divided and on a vacancy he presented Peter Brese clerk who was admitted temp. Henry VIII. Afterwards the church became vacant by the deprivation of Brese on sentence in the time of Queen Mary because he married, and the Queen on account of a lapse presented William Elkes clerk and he was admitted Peter say that the sentence of deprivation was declared void on 9 October 1559 by Richard Davids professor of Theology and Rouland Merygg professor of Law and Richard Pater, the Queen's Visitors and Commissioners General with authority to visit all churches etc in the dioceses of Llandaff, Bangor, St Asaph, Hereford, and Worcester: and Peter was restored to the said church and this he can prove.

Burnell says that Henry Clough has no action against him because before the late Queen had any claim to the advowson, >>> Peter Hyggyns <<< was seized of the said 3 parts of the manor of Moore to which the advowson belongs and presented Brese. Hyggins enfeoffed Thomas More in the said 3/4 of the manor and advowson: More enfeoffed William Jones, who enfeoffed Richard his son and heir, and he enfeoffed John More who enfeoffed Thomas Burnell - Queen Mary was never seized.

After various adjournments, the parties appeared before the Justices at Assizes in co Salop.

Jury - >>> Charles Hybbyns gentleman <<<, John Medlicote yeoman, John Podmore yeoman , John Snede yeoman and Richard Crowther yeoman objected to.

New jury summoned - Robert Gennowe yeoman, John Yoppe yeoman, Richard Witherley gentleman, Robert Streford yeoman, John Bente yeoman, John Doode yeoman, Roger ap Jevan gentleman, Roger Goughe yeoman, Leonard Hotchkies yeoman: but Henry Cloughe did not appear so the case was dismissed sine die

Exemplification at request of Peter and Thomas.

Portion of Elizabeth's first great seal, poor impression.

Docketed. No 549

Held At: Shropshire Archives

Access Status: Readers Ticket

Note: Temp. Henry VIII presentation. That means before 28 Jan 1547, which would make Peter about 42 when he was seized with the 3 parts of the manor. Hyggyns is a very likely scribal renderying or redying of a version of Hotchkiss. This is the only Charles known at the time and as the first son of a first son of William Hotchkiss / Hoskins, burgess and pannarius of Salop, Hawk of Byllwas [abt 1475 - abt 1545], he is very likely to own land in Shropshire and have obligations for things like this jury.

Note: This document refers exactly to the parish of More in the southwest Shropshire hills near the Welsh border.

1. Geographic Proximity: The document mentions the Assizes in co Salop and the town of Ludlow, which is the historic administrative center for south Shropshire, roughly 18 miles from the parish of More.

2. The "More" Manor Ownership: The text identifies Peter Hyggyns as being seized of "3 parts of the manor of More" and eventually enfeoffing Thomas More. This confirms the manor’s identity, as the More family were the primary landowners of this specific western parish for centuries.

3. Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction: The document refers to a 1559 visit by commissioners to the diocese of Hereford, which is the specific diocese that historically encompassed the parish of More.

Historical "Moore" Spelling: The document uses the spelling "Moore," which was common in the 16th century for the location now modernly known as More.

!Source: England & Wales, Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 1384-1858 for Charoli Hoskins

PROB 11: Will Registers

1567-1598

Piece 91: Lewyn, Quire Numbers 1-57

Name

Charoli Hoskins

Residence

Oxted, Surrey, England

Probate Date

27 Jan 1597

Death Year

Abt 1597

!Source: Shropshire Archives https://www.shropshirearchives.org.uk/collections/getrecord/CCA_XMEAD_2705_13_R318833

Will of Charles Hoskins the elder of Oxted co. Surrey, gent Court extract, and probate

Shropshire Archives

System Reference: XMEAD/2705/13/R318833

Document Reference: 2705/59

Date: 27 January 1597

Level:f ile

Held At: Shropshire Archives

Access Status: Readers Ticket

!Source: https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=1610&h=569537&ssrc=pt&tid=156118838&pid=282237843817&usePUB=true

UK, Extracted Probate Records, 1269-1975

Name: Hoskins, Charles

Dates: 1598

Place: General, England

Book: 1584 to 1604.

Collection: England: Canterbury - Wills Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1584-1604

Text: 1598 Hoskins, Charles, the elder, gentleman, Oxted, Surrey 7 Lewyn

!Source: http://www.marinelives.org/wiki/MRP:_Sir_Edmund__Hoskins MRP: Sir Edmund Hoskins

Oxted, Surrey manor

The manor of Oxted was purchased in 1597 or 1598 by Charles Hoskins, a merchant taylor of London, who was Sir Edmund Hoskins' grandfather. In his will this Charles Hoskins describes himself as "gentleman, of Oxted, in the county of Surrey." Edmund himself was born in this property, which his father, Sir Thomas Hoskins, had inherited as the eldest son from his father. The Oxted property was passed on to Charles Hoskins, Sir Edmund’s elder brother. This Charles is reported to have married Anne Hales of King’s Walden, Hertfordshire, and to have had nine children, the eldest surviving being William Hoskins. She predeceased him.

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A presumed brother of Anne Hales, John Hale, later Sir John Hale, of Paulswalden, Herts, gent., appears in the family documentation at the Surrey archives, for example in 1646[14] and in 1668.[15].

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It can be seen from connected documentation that Charles eldest son, William Hoskins, later became Sir William Hoskins in 1683, having been appointed Deputy Lieutenant of Surrey in 1675 . At least two of Charles sons were involved in the practice of law - "John Hoskins of the Inner Temple, gent." , "Thomas Hoskins, gent, servant to James Sherman of Clifford's Inn, gent" ,

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Charles, Sir Edmund Hoskins' elder brother, built up the Oxted estate through the purchase of the Barrow Green estate in Oxted in 1650. The records of this estate and of the Hoskins family are in the Surrey History Centre archives. Late seventeenth century maps of both the Surrey and Kent lands of the Hoskins are available at the SHC archives.