Hone Family Line

Hone Family Line

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Nana's Maternal 6x Great Grandmother:

My 8x Great Grandmother:

Laila Laemmel-Gordon's 9x Great-Grandmother:

Katherine Hone (1643 - 1692)

Katherine Beverley

Also Known As: "Catherine", "not Catherine Armistead"

Birthdate: 1643

Birthplace: Elizabeth City County, Colony of Virginia

Denomination: (probably) Anglican / Episcopalian

Date of Marriage: March 28, 1679

Place of Marriage: Christ Church, Middlesex County, Colony of Virginia

Death: April 23, 1692 in Jamestown, James City County, Colony of Virginia

Burial: Middlesex County, Colony of Virginia

Parents:

Major Theophilus Hone

1621-1675

Anne Ellis

1625-1660

Family 1

Spouse:

Major Robert Beverley, of Jamestown

Major Robert Beverley

Also known as: "Robert Beverly"

Birthdate: November 30, 1641

Birthplace: Beverley, Yorkshire, England

Christened: January 5, 1643 in St. Mary's Lowgate, Hull, Yorkshire, England

Denomination: (probably) Anglican / Episcopalian

Arrival: 1663 at Jamestown, Middlesex County, Colony of Virginia

Death: March 15, 1687 in Jamestown, James City County, Colony of Virginia

Burial: March 19, 1687 in Jamestown, Middlesex County, Colony of Virginia (present day Jamestown, James City County, Virginia)

Occupation: Beverley's main source of income in the early years was commerce. He exported large quantities of his own and his neighbors' tobacco (more than thirty-five thousand pounds during the 1671–1672 season) and imported soap, nails, wrought iron, shoes, haberdashery, cloth, saddles, and other merchandise. He became one of the wealthiest men in that part of Virginia. After his death his personal property alone was worth £1,591, and the debts due to him were valued at about £2,200.

Public Service: Justice: Middlesex County, Virginia; Virginia House of Burgesses: Clerk , 1670; March 1676 - Robert Beverley serves as acting attorney general during the General Court session; February 1677 - Robert Beverley is elected clerk of the House of Burgesses; 1685 - After receiving a pardon and being released from jail, Robert Beverley is elected to the House of Burgesses; November 3, 1685 - Robert Beverley wins reelection as clerk of the House of Burgesses by a vote of nineteen to seventeen.

Military Service: 1676, Rank: Major - During Bacon's Rebellion, Robert Beverley supports Governor Sir William Berkeley and commands one of the mounted units raised to fight Nathaniel Bacon and his men.

Immediate Family:

Son of Sir Peter Langley Beverly and Susannah Hollis

See: Beverley Family Line

Children:

1. Peter Beverley, b. Abt 1668, d. 1728, Virginia

2. William Beverley, b. Abt 1679

3. Harry Beverley

4. Robert Beverley, Jr., b. Abt 1673, d. Abt 1722

5. Catherine Beverley, b. ca. 1686 d. 21 Jul 1726, Middlesex County, Virginia

6. Mary Beverley

7. Thomas Beverley, d. 20 Sep 1686, Virginia

8. Christopher Beverley, b. Abt 1686

Family 2

Spouse:

Christopher Robinson Sr.

1645-1693

Christopher Robinson, Esq., of Cleasby

Also Known As: ""Baron of the Rappahannock""

Birthdate: circa 1645

Birthplace: Hewich, Cleasby Parish, Yorkshire, England

Denomination: (probably) Anglican / Episcopalian

Death: February 13, 1693 in Hewick Plantation, Middlesex, Colony of Virginia

See: Robinson Line

Children

1. Theophilus Robinson, d. Apr 1691

2. Benjamin Robinson 1689–1761

3. Elizabeth Robinson, b. 16 Aug 1688, Middlesex County, Virginia

4. Clara Robinson, b. 11 Oct 1689, Middlesex County, Virginia

About Katherine Hone

Katherine Hone b: 1640 in Elizabeth City, Virginia, died 23 APR 1693 in Hewick Plantation, Hanover Co., Virginia.

She was not Catherine Armistead - that's been disproved.

She was the daughter of Theophilus Hone and his unnamed first wife.

Married

third wife of Maj. Robert Beverly. Married: 28 MAR 1679 in Christ Church, Middlesex Co., Virginia.

to Christopher Robinson b: 1644 in Hewick Manor, Cleasby, Yorkshire, England Married: 23 NOV 1687

Children

1. William Beverley b: 1680 in Old Plantation, Middlesex Co., Virginia

2. Catherine Beverley b: 1682 in Old Plantation, Middlesex Co., Virginia

3. Thomas Beverley b: in Old Plantation, Middlesex Co., Virginia

4. Christopher Beverley b: 1686 in Old Plantation, Middlesex Co., Virginia

Christ Church Parish, Virginia Marriages, 1653-1812 about Major Robert Beverley

Name: Major Robert Beverley

Spouse: Mrs Katherine Hone

Marriage Date: 28 Mar 1679

Comment: was Married in Gloster

Source Information:

Ancestry.com. Christ Church Parish, Virginia Marriages, 1653-1812 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000. Original data: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Virginia from 1653 to 1812. Richmond, VA, USA: Christ Church, 1897.

http://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I023641&tree=Tree1 mid identified her

mistaken identity

Robert Beverley's wife has been identified, erroneously, in several works, both old and new, as Katherine (Armistead) (Hone) Beverley. These include Lyon Gardiner Tyler's 1915 Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography and Darrell Rutman's 1984 A Place in Time: Middlesex County Virginia, 1650-1750. She has also been identified by Charles Penrose Keith and others as Judith (Bowles).[2] Other works have guessed correctly that she was a Hone, or have concluded her ancestry is unknown, but these were "without evidence or analysis," according to genealogist, Patricia L. Hatcher.[1]

Genealogists have discussed the meaning of the terms, "sister," and "brother-in-law," in these two wills concerning Col. John Armistead. Remembering that these words did not have the specific meanings of today, and looking at other records, Patricia Hatcher concludes that Katherine Hone, daughter of Theophilus Hone, married twice, 1st to Robert Beverley, and 2nd to Christopher Robinson.

Christopher Robinson wrote in his will of 27 January 1692/3:

I give and bequeath to my loving [brother], Col. John Armestead and to my loving sister, Mrs. Judith Armistead to each of them a ring of twenty shillings value for a remembrance of me." Executors included my loving brother Mr John Robinson my loving brother in law Coll. John Armistead.[1]

Note: The will of Christopher Robinson is in the possession of a descendant, and the meaning of the brackets around the word "brother" is unclear.[1] Possibly difficult to transcribe, Virginia Garber reads, "brother-in-law [italics hers] (p 30).[3]

The 26 August 1686 will of Robert Beverley left his wife, Catherine,

my one half part of the one hundred acres of land and plantation in Gloster Countie, for the whole if I happen to purchase the same before my death, commonly called and knowed by the name the North River Quarter and now held in partnership betwixt my brother Col. John Armistead and myself.[1]

Additional records, including those of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Virginia were studied by Patricia L. Hatcher in an effort to resolve the question for once and for all. Robert Beverley married on 28 March 1678 to "Mrs. Katherine Hone." Christopher Robinson married on 17 November 1687 to "Mad'm Katherine Beverley." Portions of their respective wills are quoted above.[1] Both Theophilus Hone, the elder and Theophilus the younger were living when Katherine married Robert Beverley, so she could not have been the widow of either of them.[1] Robert Beverley administered the estate of Theophilus Hone, the elder, when he died intestate, (also, Katherine and Robert named a son Theophilus). Clearly, she was the daughter of Theophilus Hone, and not the daughter or sister of John Armistead.

This record from England puts to rest any question. In 1712, John Robinson, Bishop of Bristol, England, submitted testimony to the College of Heralds that his brother, Christopher Robinson, had married, as his second wife, "Katherine, daur: of Theophilus Hone of Jamestown in Virginia, Relict of Major Robert Beverley."[1]

Biography

U.S. Southern Colonies Project logo

Katherine (Hone) Robinson was a Virginia colonist.

Katharine Hone

Origin

Katherine was born about 1659. Katharine is a daughter of Theophilus Hone, and her mother's name is unknown.[1] She may have been born in Elizabeth City County. Her father was a Burgess representing that county on 25 November 1652.[1]

Parents and Maiden Name Now Resolved

The ancestry of Katherine, wife of 1) Robert Beverley, and 2) Christopher Robinson has previously been unclear. A great deal of the misunderstanding has centered around the wording of two wills which referred to Col. John Armistead and his wife, Judith. Their ancestry is particularly important because two of their descendants were Presidents William Henry Harrison and Benjamin Harrison.

Robert Beverley's wife has been identified, erroneously, in several works, both old and new, as Katherine (Armistead) (Hone) Beverley. These include Lyon Gardiner Tyler's 1915 Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography and Darrell Rutman's 1984 A Place in Time: Middlesex County Virginia, 1650-1750. Other works have guessed correctly that she was a Hone, or have concluded her ancestry is unknown, but these were "without evidence or analysis," according to genealogist, Patricia L. Hatcher.[1]

Christopher Robinson wrote in his will of 27 January 1692/3:

Note: The will of Christopher Robinson is in the possession of a descendant, and the meaning of the brackets around the word "brother" is unclear.[1]

The 26 August 1686 will of Robert Beverley gave his wife, Catherine,

Additional records, including those of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Virginia were studied by Patricia L. Hatcher in an effort to resolve the question for once and for all. Robert Beverley married on 28 March 1678 to "Mrs. Katherine Hone." (Mrs was then a title used for an unmarried woman), and Christopher Robinson married on 17 November 1687 to "Mad'm Katherine Beverley." Portions of their respective wills are quoted above.[1] Both Theophilus Hone, the elder and Theophilus the younger were living when Katherine married Robert Beverley, so she could not have been the widow of either of them.[1] Robert Beverley administered the estate of Theophilus Hone, the elder, when he died intestate, (also, Katherine and Robert named a son Theophilus). Clearly, she was the daughter of Theophilus Hone, and not the daughter or sister of John Armistead.

This record from England puts any question to rest. In 1712, John Robinson, Bishop of Bristol, England, submitted testimony to the College of Heralds that his brother, Christopher Robinson had married, as his second wife, "Katherine, daur: of Theophilus Hone of Jamestown in Virginia, Relict of Major Robert Beverley."[1] Knowing this, the connections of Robert Beverley and Christopher Robinson to Col. John Armistead is clear.

They were "brothers" through their respective marriages to Katherine (Hone) (Beverley) Robinson, and Judith (Hone) Armistead. Katherine (Hone) and Judith (Hone) were sisters. They were both daughters of Theophilus Hone (his mother was named Judith). Katherine married to 1) Maj Robert Beverley, 2) Christopher Robinson, and her sister Judith married to Col John Armistead.[1]

Marriages

Katherine married twice.

She married 28 March 1678[9?] at Gloucester County,[2] as her 1st, and as his 2nd, to

Maj Robert Beverley. They had at least three children.[1] He died 15 March 1686/7.[1][2]

She married 17 November 1687, as her 2nd, and as his 2nd, to Christopher Robinson.[1] They had at least one child per Hatcher,[1]or three children per VMHB.[3]

Katherine was a member of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Virginia and therefore probably married there.[2]

Children

Children of Katherine and Robert Beverley:[1]

William Beverley bpt 4 January 1680/01 (pg 16)[2]

Thomas Beverley, d 20 Sept 1686

Christopher Beverley, bpt 19 Mar 1686/7 (the day of his father's burial)

Above are the only children of Katherine and Robert Beverley reported by Hatcher. Others include the children below (unknown evidence, no source given here).

John Beverley (actually a son of Robert and his 2nd wife, Mary. See Research Notes in Maj. Robert Beverely)

Catherine Beverley

Child(ren) of Katherine and Christopher Robinson: at least one child, per Hatcher*[1]

Elizabeth Robinson, bpt 20 Aug 1688, d 1695[3]

Clara Robinson, 11 Oct 1689; m James Walker of Urbanna[3]

Theophilus Robinson*, bpt 1 Jan 1690/1, bur 14 Apr 1691 (baptism and burial recorded at Christ Church)

Note: An interesting entry in The Parish Register of Christ Church ... Christenings:

William the Illegitimate Sone of Hannah Majo' Beverleys maid Jan' 8th 1681/2 [to clarify the date - entry made between a christening "17th Novemb' 1681" and one on "June 4th, 1682."] (pg 13).[2]

Death and Legacy

Katherine died 23 April 1692[1] at Hewick, Middlesex, Virginia.[4]

Sources

↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 Hatcher, Patricia, L., (2012) "Identifying Judith Hone, Wife of John 2 Armistead of Virginia, with Hone and Aylmer Ancestry of Presidents William Henry and Benjamin Harrison." American Ancestors Journal. Boston, MA AmericanAncestors NEHGS (2012, Pages 352-64)

↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Christ Church Parish, The Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Va., from 1653 to 1812. (Pages 13-16) Christ Church; National Society of the Colonial Dames of America. Richmond, Virginia: W. E. Jones, 1897, Archive.org accessed June1, 2015

↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 (Jul, 1908) "The Robinson Family, of Middlesex, &c (Continued)." The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. Virginia Historical Society JSTOR.org (Vol. 16, No. 1, pp. 104-107).

↑ (Oct, 1908) "The Robinson Family, of Middlesex, &c (Continued)." The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. Virginia Historical Society JSTOR.org (Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 215-217).

Knowing this, the connections of Robert Beverley and Christopher Robinson to Col. John Armistead is clear. They were "brothers" through their respective marriages to Katherine (Hone) (Beverley) Robinson, and Judith (Hone) Armistead. Katherine (Hone) and Judith (Hone) were sisters. They were both daughters of Theophilus Hone (his mother was named Judith). Katherine married to 1) Maj Robert Beverley, 2) Christopher Robinson, and her sister Judith married to Col John Armistead.[1] Family

Robert Beverley's, "The History of Virginia, in four parts," states that Catherine Hone was from James City, Virginia.

A number of unexplored sources state or speculate that Katherine was the widow, not the daughter of Theophilus Hone. Care should be taken to follow up with this potential before continuing with this family line. Other sources that follow Theophilus Hone as husband of Katherine generally state that she was a sister of John Armistead.

Here's just one such example:

The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography

Vol. IV., July, 1896, No. I

"Major Theophilus Hone was a justice of Warwick county in 1652 He afterwards removed to Jamestown was Burgess for James City county in October 1666 and sheriff of James City county 1676 Prior to May 1672 he married the widow of William Richardson In 1675 Theophilus Hone Jr and Thomas Hone had a grant in James City county adjoining the land of Sir John Aytoun There is recorded at Essex Court house a deed dated Rappahannock county November 2 1686 from Christopher Wormeley Esq to Malachy Peale of Stafford conveying land which was granted to Thomas Hopkins in 1654 escheated and afterwards granted to Thomas Hopkins Hone gent by him conveyed to Justinian Aylmer and by Aylmer to his wife Frances now the wife of Christopher Wormeley In a pedigree of a family of Hone in the Visitation of Essex 1634 Hdrl Soc page 423 it is stated that Thomas Hone of Farnham 1634 married Judith daughter of Theophilus Aylmer Archdeacon of London and had issue William Thomas Theophilus Edward and Elizabeth all alive 1634 It can hardly be doubted that this was the family of the Hones of Virginia It has been stated that the second wife of Major Robert Beverley of Middlesex was Catherine daughter of Theophilus Hone but as the parish register states that he and Madam Katherine Hone were married in Gloster March 28 1689 [1689 is a misprint in the VMHB Article, the actual year was 1679 and was recorded in the Christ Church Parish Register, Middlesex County, Virginia which is attached to the marriage of Robert and Katherine in this database] it is probable that she was Major Hone's widow and as Beverley in his will speaks of his brother in law Colonel John Armistead of Gloucester it is probable she was an Armistead."

References:

https://www.geni.com/people/Katherine-Robinson/6000000004293584956

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hone-102

http://tree.schimka.com/getperson.php?personID=I2806&tree=schimka

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hone-121

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hone-99

https://www.genealogieonline.nl/en/genealogy-house-drange/P1735.php

Incorrect:

https://www.geni.com/people/Catherine-Hone/6000000041117634159

https://www.geni.com/people/Catherine-Armistead/6000000140827627839

https://gw.geneanet.org/tdowling?lang=en&pz=timothy+michael&nz=dowling&p=catherine&n=armistead

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Nana's Maternal 7x Great Grandfather:

My 9x Great Grandfather:

Laila Laemmel-Gordon's 10x Great-Grandfather:

Major Theophilus Hone (1621 - 1675)

Theophilus Hone

Birthdate: ca. 1621

Birthplace: Honington, Warwickshire, England

Christened: (probably) All Saints, Honington, Warwickshire

Denomination: (probably) Anglican / Episcopalian

Public Office: was a justice of Warwick county in 1652. He afterwards removed to Jamestown, was Burgess for James City County in October, 1666, and sheriff of James City County 1676.

Death: 1679 in York County, Colony of Virginia

Burial: Christ Church, Middlesex, Virginia

Occupation: Sheriff, Burgess, Major

Parents:

Thomas Hone

1595-

Judith Aylmer

1593-

Family

Spouse:

Anne Ellis

1625-1660

Anne Hone

Also known as: "Ann"

Birthdate: ca. 1625

Birthplace: Giggleswick, England

Christened: (probably) Church of St Alkelda, Giggleswick, England

Denomination: (probably) Anglican / Episcopalian

Date of Marriage: ca. 1640

Place of Marriage: [location unknown]

Death: ca. 1660 [location unknown]

Immediate Family:

Daughter of John Brooke Ellis and Anne Benjamin

Children:

1. Judith Bowles Hone 1646–1700

2. Theophilus Hone 1654–1690

3. Thomas Hone 1656–

4. Katherine Hone 1643 - 1692

About

Married 1) unknown 2) Ann, widow of William Richardson

biography

From page 4 of The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Volume 4 edited by Philip Alexander Bruce, William Glover Stanard. Vol. IV. JULY, 1896. No. 1

t Major Theophilus Hone was a justice of Warwick county in 1652. He afterwards removed to Jamestown, was Burgess for James City county in October, 1666, and sheriff of James City county 1676. Prior to May, 1672, he married the widow of William Richardson. In 1675 Theophilus Hone, Jr., and Thomas Hone had a grant in James City county, adjoining the land of Sir John Aytoun. There is recorded at Essex Court-house a deed, dated Rappahannock county November 2, 1686, from Christopher Wormeley, Esq., to Malachy Peale, of Stafford, conveying land which was granted to Thomas Hopkins in 1654, escheated, and afterwards granted to Thomas Hopkins Hone, gent.; by him conveyed to Justinian Aylmer, and by Aylmer to his wife, Frances, now the wife of Christopher Wormeley. In a pedigree of a family of Hone in the Visitation of Essex, 1634 (Hdrl. Soc, page 423), it is stated that Thomas Hone, of Farnham, 1634, married Judith, daughter of Theophilus Aylmer, Archdeacon of London, and had issue: William, Thomas, Theophilus, Edward, and Elizabeth, all alive 1634. It can hardly be doubted that this was the family of the Hones of Virginia. It has been stated that the second wife of Major Robert Beverley, of Middlesex, was Catherine, daughter of Theophilus Hone; but as the parish register states that he and "Madam Katherine Hone were married in Gloster March 28, 1689," it is probable that she was Major Hone's widow, and as Beverley in his will speaks of his "brother-in-law," Colonel John Annistead, of Gloucester, it is probable she was an Armistead. [disproved - she was his daughter]

page 167 of Colonial Surry By John Bennett Boddie. "Burgesses from James City and Jamestown" Hatcher, Patricia, L., (2012) "Identifying Judith Hone, Wife of John 2 Armistead of Virginia, with Hone and Aylmer Ancestry of Presidents William Henry and Benjamin Harrison." American Ancestors Journal. Boston, MA: NEHGS AmericanAncestors.org (2012, Pages 352-64).

Wife:

Ann Ellis

Born in Giggleswick, England on 1615 [1625?] to John Brooke Ellis and Ann Benjamin. Ann Ellis married Theophilus Hone and had 1 child. She passed away on 1660 in Elizabeth City, Va.

https://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/ann-ellis-24-2bx5shn

References:

https://www.geni.com/people/Major-Theophilus-Hone/6000000010770412034

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hone-14

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M5V3-P2F

http://tree.schimka.com/getperson.php?personID=I2819&tree=schimka

Incorrect:

https://www.genealogieonline.nl/en/genealogy-house-drange/P1764.php

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Nana's Maternal 8x Great Grandfather:

My 10x Great Grandfather:

Laila Laemmel-Gordon's 11x Great-Grandfather:

Thomas Hone (1595 - 1660)

Thomas Hone, of Farnham

Birthdate: 1595

Birthplace: Hertfordshire, England

Christened: St. Michaels Church, Bishops Stortford, Herfordshire, February 16, 1595

Denomination: (probably) Anglican

Death: 1660 in Shrewsbury, Shropshire

Burial: St. Julian's Churchyard in Shrewsbury, Shropshire

Parents:

William Hone

1570-1639

Elizabeth Parsons

1575-1630

Family

Spouse:

Judith Aylmer

1593-

Judith Hone

Birthdate: ca. 1593

Birthplace: St Margaret's in the Close, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England

Christened: December 11, 1593 at St Margaret's in the Close, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England

Denomination: (probably) Anglican

Date of Marriage: January 21, 1613

Place of Marriage: Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, England

Death: [date unknown] [location unknown]

Immediate Family:

Daughter of Theophilus Aylmer, Archdeacon of London and Mary Newce

Children:

1. William Hone 1613–

2. Thomas Hone 1614–

3. Edward Hone 1618–

4. Elizabeth Hone 1620–

5. Major Theophilus Hone 1621–1675

About Thomas Hone

Thomas Home of Farnham, who married Judith, daughter of Theophilus Aylmer, Archdeacon of London.

Origin

Theophilus was born say 1621,[1] He was a son of Thomas Hone and Judith Ailmer/Aylmer.[1] Birth place is reported as Honington, Warwickshire, England. (without evidence).[citation needed] Two of his siblings were baptized at Bishops Stortford.[1]

From page 4 of The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Volume 4 edited by Philip Alexander Bruce, William Glover Stanard. Vol. IV. JULY, 1896. No. 1

In a pedigree of a family of Hone in the Visitation of Essex, 1634 (Hdrl. Soc, page 423), it is stated that Thomas Hone, of Farnham, 1634, married Judith, daughter of Theophilus Aylmer, Archdeacon of London, and had issue: William, Thomas, Theophilus, Edward, and Elizabeth, all alive 1634. It can hardly be doubted that this was the family of the Hones of Virginia.

Theophilus Hone, b say 1621; m 1) Unknown, 2) Sarah (Unknown) (Edwards) Richardson

Edward Hone, b say 1623

Residences

In 1634, Thomas Hone was of Farnham, Essex, England.[2]

Sources

Hatcher, Patricia, L., (2013) "Identifying Judith Hone, Wife of John 2 Armistead of Virginia, with Hone and Aylmer Ancestry of Presidents William Henry and Benjamin Harrison (continued)." American Ancestors Journal. Boston, MA: NEHGS AmericanAncestors.org (2013, Pages 366-79, citing p 372).

Hatcher, Patricia, L., (2012) "Identifying Judith Hone, Wife of John 2 Armistead of Virginia, with Hone and Aylmer Ancestry of Presidents William Henry and Benjamin Harrison." American Ancestors Journal. Boston, MA: NEHGS AmericanAncestors.org (2012, Pages 352-64).

Thomas Home of Farnham, who married Judith, daughter of Theophilus Aylmer, Archdeacon of London.

References:

https://www.geni.com/people/Thomas-Hone-of-Farnham/6000000018558035230

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hone-193

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KZLG-JN5

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Nana's Maternal 9x Great Grandfather:

My 11x Great Grandfather:

Laila Laemmel-Gordon's 12x Great-Grandfather:

William Hone (1570 - 1639)

Birthdate: bet. 1565-1570

Birthplace: Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, England

Christened: (probably) St. Michaels Church, Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire

Denomination: (probably) Anglican

Death: ca. 1639 in Farnham, Essex, England

Burial: 1639 at St. Mary's Church, Farnham, Essex, England

Occupation: Councilor of the Law

Parents:

Thomas Hone

1542-1604

Jane Allen

1546-1630

Family

Spouse:

Elizabeth Parsons

1575-1630

Elizabeth Hone

Also known as: "Parsonns"

Birthdate: between 1505 and 1565

Birthplace: Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England

Christened: October 11, 1575 at St. Michaels Church, Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire

Denomination: (probably) Anglican

Date of Marriage: ca. 1592

Place of Marriage: Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England

Death: 1630 in Farnham, Essex, England

Immediate Family:

Daughter of Thomas Parsons Esq and [mother unknown]

Children:

1. Thomas Hone (1595 - 1660)

2. Anne Hone 1602–

3. Elizabeth Hone 1604–

About William Hone

http://www.mesarfhc.org/books/The%20Visitations%20of%20Essex/942%20B4h%20v.13.pdf

The visitations of Essex by Hawley, 1552; Hervey, 1558; Cooke, 1570; Raven, 1612; and Owen and Lilly, 1634 to which are added miscellaneous Essex pedigrees from various Harleian manuscripts, and an appendix containing Berry's Essex pedigrees

[see page 220]

Origin

William was born c. 1570 at Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, England, eldest son of Thomas Hone and Jane Allen.[1]

Marriage and Children

William married twice.

William married on 18 September 1592 at Bishops Stortford, as his 1st, to Elizabeth Parsons.[1]

Children of Elizabeth and William:[1]

Thomas Hone, eldest son, bp 16 Feb 1594/5; m Judith Ailmer/Aylmer

Alice Hone, bp 9 June 1605

Jane Hone, bp 23 Aug 1608, bur 19 Jan 1609

James Hone, bur 7 Nov 1609

Leaventhorpe Hone, bp 28 Jan 1613/4, bur 9 Jul 1615

Anne Hone, bp; m John Rowe who m 2) to Mrs Mary (Unknown) Aylmer (relationship to family unknown)

Elizabeth Hone, nun, d after 1634

After Elizabeth's death, William married, as his 2nd, on 11 August 1635 to Katherine Bawde, of Somerby, Lincolnshire.[1]

Positions

William was a Councilor of the Law.[1]

Death and Legacy

William was buried on 23 December 1639 at Farnham, Essex, England.[1]

Sources

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Hatcher, Patricia, L., (2012) "Identifying Judith Hone, Wife of John 2 Armistead of Virginia, with Hone and Aylmer Ancestry of Presidents William Henry and Benjamin Harrison." American Ancestors Journal. Boston, MA: NEHGS AmericanAncestors.org (2012, Pages 352-64).