Sythe was born about OCT 1575, the daughter of Anthony Hawkins and UNKNOWN. The place is not known.
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| Event | Date | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes | ||
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| Birth | ABT OCT 1575 | ||||||
| Christening | 8 OCT 1575 |
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Note 1
!Source: Devon Baptisms https://www.findmypast.com/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FDEV2%2FBAP%2F0759783&tab=this
First name Sythe
Denomination Anglican
Last name Hockings
County Devon
Birth year -
Country England
Baptism year 1575
Archive South West Heritage Trust
Baptism date 08 Oct 1575
Archive reference 540A/PR/1/1
Father's first name Anthony
Record set Devon Baptisms
Mother's first name -
Category Birth, Marriage & Death
Mother's last name -
Subcategory Parish Baptisms
Baptism place Colebrooke
Collections from England, Great Britain
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AI Overview
Evidence suggests that "Sythe" was predominantly used as a
feminine name in the 1500s.
For instance, one source explicitly states that "The evidence is overwhelming that Sythe is a feminine name" and mentions examples of the name appearing in contexts indicating female individuals.
While some modern baby name websites list "Sythe" as a masculine or even Christian boy's name, this conflicts with historical information regarding its typical usage.
There's also mention of a name "Sythy" being used for girls for centuries in the Upper Dale, including the 16th to 18th centuries, which is likely a related or similar name.
Therefore, based on historical evidence, it is more likely that "Sythe" was a feminine name during the 1500s.