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Descendants of Matthew de Hyde
Generation No. 1
1. Matthew1 de Hyde1 was born about 1167 in Hyde, Chester, England, and died Aft. 11952. He married Female3 about 1192 in Hyde, Chester, England. She was born about 1171 in Hyde, Chester, England.
Notes for Matthew de Hyde: The Hyde's of Denton The township of Hyde in modern Tameside bears local name of one of its oldest and most distinguished families. It began with one Matthew de Hyde (or Mathaeus de Hide) whose son Robert acquired the title Robert de Norbury from King Edward II, as well as Lordship of the Manors of Hyde and Newton in Chester, Shalcross in Derbyshire and of Halghton in Lancashire. The family is related by ancestry to the Hyde's of Wiltshire at Tisbury and West Hatch and to Edward Hyde, the Earl of Clarendon. The Hyde's (or Hides) held estates at one time comprised of one hundred and ninety one acres. Their county seat was at Hyde Hall, a sixteenth century building, much altered in subsequent centuries by brick face work. Probably the most famous member of the Hyde family was Anne, wife to King James II and mother of Queen Anne. Omerod's History of Cheshire quotes 'that about the time of King John, one moiety of the township of HYDE was vested in a family which bore the local name and was then represented by Matthew de Hyde'. This Matthew had a son, Sir Robert Hyde, knt. Lord of the manors of Hyde and Newton in Cheshire; of Shalcross in Derbyshire; and of Halghton in the county of Lancashire, who married the cousin and heiress of Thomas de Norbury, by whom he acquired the lordship of Norbury, Cheshire. Descended from these Hyde's are those in Wiltshire at Tisbury and West Hatch and also Edward Hyde; Earl of Clarendon.
Notes for Female: The book "Kin of Mellcine Thurman Smith" mentions the following on the early Hyde families: Coat of Arms for Hyde: Azure, a chevron between three lozenges or. Crest: An eagle, wings endorsed sable, beaked and membered or. (This crest is given for Hyde in Welles and Allied Families, p. 22, published 1927 by the Am. Hist. Society, Inc., and also in the Harleian Soc. Pub., Visitation of Cheshire, Vol. 18, p. 131. ) In Ormerod's History of Cheshire, Vol. 3, p. 394, the following is given: Crest: On a wreath a crow, with wings elevated, proper. This is illustrated not colored in Ormerod. The coat and crest as given in the Welles Family Hist. is colored. The family name of Hyde is derived from one of the six Hyde parishes of England, and these originally derived their names from location "at the hide," a plot of about 120 acres of land. John de la Hyde is recorded in the Hundred Rolls of Oxfordshire, 1273 A. D., and Adam Atte Hyde in the writs of Parliament, 1300 A. D. There are several titled families of the name in England, but the highest are now extinct. The Hyde's of Norbury and Hyde, County Chester, whose arms are described above, descended from Sir Robert Hyde, living in the reign of Henry III (1216-1272). Hyde Hall (generally called Hyde Mill, from an ancient mill near the mansion) is the residence of the manorial proprietor, and was new-cased with brick by the late possessor, in his father's lifetime. A considerable portion of the former fabric is preserved in the interior; and from the arms of Hyde, with several quarterings (Impaling Brooke) appearing in the carved wainscoting of one of the apartments, it is probable that the hall was rebuilt about the time of the Restoration. (When Charles II came to the throne, 1662, following Cromwell. E. E. W. ) It is situated on low ground, near the Thames River, on the verge of the, and of late years the increase of collieries and manufactories in the neighborhood has added more materially to the value of the land than to the picturesque appearance or actual comfort of the surrounding district. A court is held regularly for the Manor. The ancestry for the Hyde's of Norbury is compiled from the book "Kin Of Mellcene Thurman Smith" and is taken from "Omerod's History of Cheshire Vol. 3, pp. 393-395" and "Burkes Landed Gentry Vol. 3 p. 2759-2760". The author states that "This lineage does not agree with that given for Hyde's of Norbury in Ormerod's Hist. of Cheshire, Vol. 3, pp. 393-5, but the differences are not great and can be worked out. The last five generations are the same. " The following is the Burkes ancestry of the Hyde family.
Children of Matthew de Hyde and Female are: + 2 i. Sir Robert2 de Hyde, born about 1193 in Hyde, Chester, England; died 1225. 3 ii. Richard de Hyde3, born about 1195 in Hyde, Chester, England
Generation No. 2
2. Sir Robert2 de Hyde (Matthew1)3 was born about 1193 in Hyde, Chester, England, and died 1225. He married Agnes de Herdislee3 about 1218 in Herdislee, England. She was born about 1197 in Herdislee, England.
Notes for Sir Robert de Hyde: He was Lord of the Manor of Hyde and Newton in Chester, Shallcross and Ferneley in Derbyshire, about 1209-1228, and Halghton and Denton in Lancashire about 1225, in which county he had also nine oxgangs of land in Heiton. He was living in the time of Henry III.
Notes for Agnes de Herdislee: Agnes de Herdislee, cousin and heiress of Thomas de Norbury, who quitclaimed to Robert Hyde his right in Norbury, Newton and half Hyde, and thus Norbury came to the Hyde's by this marriage. "
Children of Robert de Hyde and Agnes de Herdislee are: + 4 i. Robert3 Hyde, born about 1219 in Hyde, Chester, England; died about 1290. 5 ii. Alan Hyde4, born about 1221 in Hyde, Chester, England 6 iii. Richard Hyde4, born about 1223 in Hyde, Chester, England 7 iv. Hugh Hyde4, born about 1225 in Hyde, Chester, England; died Aft. 1280.
Generation No. 3
4. Robert3 Hyde (Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)5 was born about 1219 in Hyde, Chester, England, and died about 1290. He married (1) Alice Hyde. He married (2) Margery Stokeport5 about 1244 in Stokeport, Chester, England, daughter of Robert Stokeport and Roes Venables. She was born about 1223 in Stokeport, Chester, England.
Notes for Robert Hyde: "He was grantee of lands in Hyde from John, son of Agnes de Herdeslee. He married 1st Alice, daughter of William Hyde, which William gave lands in frank marriage to Robert Hyde. He married 2nd Margery Stokeport abt 1244, daughter of Sir Robert Stokeport, Knight, and had by her Alexander, ancestor of the Hyde's of Denton, an adjacent township on the Lancashire bank of the Thames, which he had by gift from his father. "
Children of Robert Hyde and Margery Stokeport are: + 8 i. John4 Hyde, born about 1245 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 1317. 9 ii. Alexander Hyde6, born about 1247 in Norbury, Chester, England 10 iii. Richard Hyde6, born about 1249 in Norbury, Chester, England 11 iv. Emma Hyde6, born about 1249 in Norbury, Chester, England
Generation No. 4
8. John4 Hyde (Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)7,8 was born about 1245 in Norbury, Chester, England, and died Aft. 1317. He married Ellen de Baggilegh9 about 1270 in Baggilegh, Chester, England, daughter of Knight, Lord of Baggiley William de Baggilegh. She was born about 1249 in Bagulegh, Lancashire, England, and died Aft. 1358.
Notes for John Hyde: "His heirs used the Baggiley coat of arms, inverting the colors and adding a chevron. He married 1st Margaret Davenport, daughter of Sir John Davenport, by whom he had John and Roger, who are mentioned in the settlements of the Manor of Norbury and Half of Hyde, who appear to have died without issue. (This is where the lineage as given in Ormerod disagrees with Burke, who makes this son John the next in the line instead of William. Ormerod says that this pedigree appears to be the first draft of a pedigree from deeds, and the compiler seems to have gotten into considerable confusion in consequence of this John having a son John. This lineage will continue from Ormerod and following will be a copy of lineage as given by Burke in the 1939 edition of the Landed Gentry. E. E. W. ) John Hyde married 2nd Ellen Baggiley, daughter of Sir William Baggiley, Knight, Lord of Baggiley and sister and co-heiress of her brother John, who d. s. p. in 1356. The Bagilley arms were: Or three lozenges azure. The wife of John Hyde is sometimes erroneously called Isabel, which was the name of her sister, who married Sir John Legh, her own name being probably Ellen, as that is the name given to her sister by mistake. On this Sir John Hyde was settled by Sir William Baggiley, in the 13th of Edward II, 1320, "the manor of Hyde" meaning most probably the other moiety of Hyde, which afterwards passed to the other sister, but he nevertheless obtained several estates by this marriage, and his sons John and Roger, by his 1st wife, are mentioned in the settlements of these estates 12th of Edward II and 31st of Edward III. By Ellen Baggiley he had William, mentioned in the last settlement (but not as the son of Margaret), Ralph, John, Thomas and Robert who married Elizabeth Staveley. (This Robert is given in the direct line in Burke. E. E. W. ) Sir John Hyde served under the Black Prince 30th of Edward III, 1356. "
Children of John Hyde and Ellen de Baggilegh are: + 12 i. John5 de Hyde, born about 1271 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 1364. 13 ii. Richard Hyde, born about 1273 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 1317. 14 iii. William Hyde, born about 1275 in Norbury, Chester, England
Generation No. 5
12. John5 de Hyde (John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)9,10 was born about 1271 in Norbury, Chester, England, and died Aft. 1364. He married Margaret Davenport11,12 about 1296 in Wheltrough, Chester, England, daughter of John or Thomas Davenport. She was born about 1275 in Wheltrough, Chester, England.
Marriage Notes for John de Hyde and Margaret Davenport: Neil Hyde has date of marriage 1275 needs research
Children of John de Hyde and Margaret Davenport are: 15 i. John6 Hyde12, born about 1297 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Bef. 135812. 16 ii. Roger Hyde12, born about 1299 in Norbury, Chester, England 17 iii. William Hyde12, born about 1301 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 136312. + 18 iv. Robert Hyde, born about 1303 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 1401. 19 v. Ralph Hyde12, born about 1305 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 137212. 20 vi. John Hyde12, born about 1307 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 135812. 21 vii. Hugh Hyde12, born about 1308 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 140112. 22 viii. Margery Hyde12, born about 1310 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 135712.
Generation No. 6
18. Robert6 Hyde (John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)13,14 was born about 1303 in Norbury, Chester, England, and died Aft. 140114. He married Margaret or Elizabeth Stavelegh15,16 about 1328 in Stavelegh, Chester, England, daughter of Robert de Stavelegh. She was born about 1307 in Stavelegh, Chester, England.
Notes for Robert Hyde: Neil Hyde notes that he believes he died aft 1335 (at) 32 years old
Children of Robert Hyde and Margaret Stavelegh are: + 23 i. Robert7 Hyde, born about 1329 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Bef. 1439. 24 ii. Willam Hyde16, born about 1331 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 1403. 25 iii. John Hyde16, born about 1335 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 1403.
Generation No. 7
23. Robert7 Hyde (Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)17,18 was born about 1329 in Norbury, Chester, England, and died Bef. 1439. He married Female19 about 1354 in Norbury, Chester, England.
Notes for Robert Hyde: Neil Hyde thinks he died after 1357. Needs research
Children of Robert Hyde and Female are: + 26 i. John8 de Hyde, born about 1355 in Norbury, Chester, England; died 1460. 27 ii. Robert de Hyde20, born about 1357 in Norbury, Chester, England
Generation No. 8
26. John8 de Hyde (Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)21,22 was born about 1355 in Norbury, Chester, England, and died 146023. He married Matild Massie24 about 1380 in Rixton, Lancashire, England, daughter of Hamo Massie. She was born about 1359 in Rixton, Lancashire, England.
Child of John de Hyde and Matild Massie is: + 28 i. Hamnet9 Hyde, born about 1381 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 1439.
Generation No. 9
28. Hamnet9 Hyde (John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)24,25 was born about 1381 in Norbury, Chester, England, and died Aft. 143925. He married Margaret Davenport26,27 about 1406 in Hendbury, Chester, England, daughter of Thomas Davenport. She was born about 1385 in Hendbury, Chester, England.
Children of Hamnet Hyde and Margaret Davenport are: 29 i. John10 Hyde27, born about 1407 in Norbury, Chester, England; died 1478. + 30 ii. Thomas Hyde, born 1439 in Norbury, Chester, England; died 1523.
Generation No. 10
30. Thomas10 Hyde (Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)28,29 was born 1439 in Norbury, Chester, England, and died 152329. He married Kinaston Kynveton30 about 1464 in Norbury, Chester, England, daughter of Kinaston. She was born about 1443 in Underwood, Derbyshire, England.
Children of Thomas Hyde and Kinaston Kynveton are: 31 i. Joan11 Huyde31, born about 1461 in Norbury, Chester, England + 32 ii. Robert Hyde, born about 1465 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Dec 1528 in England. 33 iii. Huyde31, born about 1467 in Norbury, Chester, England 34 iv. Ellen Huyde31, born about 1473 in Norbury, Chester, England 35 v. Huyde31, born about 1475 in Norbury, Chester, England 36 vi. Giles Egidius Hyde31, born about 1477 in Norbury, Chester, England 37 vii. Thomas Hyde31, born about 1479 in Norbury, Chester, England
Generation No. 11
32. Robert11 Hyde (Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)32,33 was born about 1465 in Norbury, Chester, England, and died Dec 1528 in England33,33. He married (1) Boydell, daughter of John Boydell. He married (2) Scargill34. He married (3) Margaret Holland34,35 about 1491 in Denton, Lancaster, England, daughter of Richard Holland. She was born 1469 in Denton, Lancashire, England.
Notes for Robert Hyde: Of Norbury and Half Hyde, died 22nd of Henry VIII, 1531, holding inter alia half of this manor, 8 messuages, and 640 acres of land therein, from John Legh of Baggiley, by yearly payment of 4 shillings, leaving his grandson Robert his heir.
Children of Robert Hyde and Margaret Holland are: + 38 i. Hamnet12 Hyde, born about 1491 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 1526 in England. 39 ii. John Hyde35, born about 1493 in Norbury, Chester, England 40 iii. Agnes Hyde35, born about 1495 in Norbury, Chester, England 41 iv. John Hyde35, born about 1498 in Norbury, Chester, England
Generation No. 12
38. Hamnet12 Hyde (Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)36,37 was born about 1491 in Norbury, Chester, England, and died Aft. 1526 in England. He married Margaret Warren38 about 1516 in Poynton, Shropshire, England, daughter of Laurence Warren and Margaret Legh. She was born about 1495 in Poynton, Chester, England.
Children of Hamnet Hyde and Margaret Warren are: + 42 i. Robert13 Hyde, born 1523 in Norbury, Chester, England; died 1571 in Norbury, Chester, England. 43 ii. Laurence Hyde38, born about 1525 in Norbury, Chester, England 44 iii. Katherine Hyde38, born about 1526 in Norbury, Chester, England She married Straingewaies about 1548 in Norbury, Chester, England; born about 1526 in Norbury, Chester, England
Generation No. 13
42. Robert13 Hyde (Hamnet12, Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)38 was born 1523 in Norbury, Chester, England39, and died 1571 in Norbury, Chester, England. He married Jane Davenport40 about 1542 in Stockport, Chester, England, daughter of William Davenport and Blanch Warburton. She was born about 1525 in Bramhall, Chester, England, and died Aft. 1566 in Chester, England.
More about Robert Hyde: Burial: 1571, England
Children of Robert Hyde and Jane Davenport are: + 45 i. Robert V.14 Hyde, born 1543 in Denton, Lancashire, England; died 22 Mar 1613/14 in Stockport, Chester, England. 46 ii. Hamnet Hyde40, born about 1545 in Norbury, Chester, England 47 iii. William Hyde40, born about 1547 in Norbury, Chester, England 48 iv. Edward Hyde40, born about 1549 in Norbury, Chester, England 49 v. Richard Hyde40, born about 1553 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 1560 in England. 50 vi. Randall Hyde40, born about 1555 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Aft. 1625 in England. 51 vii. Dorothy Hyde40, born about 1557 in Norbury, Chester, England; died May 1593 in Prestbury, Chester, England.
More about Dorothy Hyde: Burial: 14 May 1593, Prestbury, Chester, England
52 viii. Anne Hyde40, born about 1561 in Norbury, Chester, England 53 ix. Ellen Hyde40, born about 1561 in Norbury, Chester, England 54 x. Thomas Hyde40, born about 1563 in Norbury, Chester, England; died 09 Dec 1618 in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.
More about Thomas Hyde: Burial: 09 Dec 1618, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
Generation No. 14
45. Robert V.14 Hyde (Robert13, Hamnet12, Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)40 was born 1543 in Denton, Lancashire, England41, and died 22 Mar 1613/14 in Stockport, Chester, England. He married Beatrice Calverly42 about 1563 in England, daughter of William Calverley and Elizabeth Sneyde. She was born about 1545 in Calverley, Yorkshire, England, and died 21 Dec 1624 in Stockport, Chester, England.
Notes for Robert V. Hyde: (This is the line as given in Ormerod's History of Chester, and this Robert's son William is the one given in Burke's Landed Gentry as the William Hyde who came to New England. E. E. W. )"
More about Robert V. Hyde: Burial: 06 Apr 1614, Stockport, Chester, England
More about Beatrice Calverly: Burial: 21 Dec 1624, Stockport, Chester, England
Children of Robert Hyde and Beatrice Calverly are: 55 i. Hamon15 Hyde, born 1563 in Stockport, Chester, England; died May 1643 in Stockport, Chester, England. He married Mary Warren 15 Jul 1583 in England; born 1563 in Stockport, Chester, England
More about Hamon Hyde: Burial: 1643, Stockport, Chester, England
56 ii. Jane Hyde, born about 1566 in Norbury, Chester, England She married Edward Vawdrey 12 Dec 1587 in Stockport, Chester, England; born 1565 in Stockport, Chester, England 57 iii. Urian Hyde, born about 1567 in Stockport, Chester, England + 58 iv. William Hyde, born about 1569 in Norbury, Chester, England; died 1637 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. 59 v. Margaret Hyde, born 1571 in Stockport, Chester, England; died 24 Mar 1624/25 in Farnsworth, Lancashire, England. She married George Hulton 26 Feb 1592/93 in Stockport, Chester, England
More about Margaret Hyde: Burial: Mar 1624/25
60 vi. Beatrice Hyde, born about 1573 in Norbury, Chester, England; died Jul 1628 in Thornton, Buckinghamshire, England. She married John Frodsham 1592 in Norbury, Chester, England; born 1573 in England
More about Beatrice Hyde: Burial: 20 Jul 1628, Thornton, Buckinghamshire, England
61 vii. Robert Hyde, born 1575 in Stockport, Chester, England; died 10 Sep 1615 in England.
More about Robert Hyde: Burial: Sep 1615, England
62 viii. Thomas Hyde, born about 1577 in Stockport, Chester, England 63 ix. Alice Hyde, born about 1578 in Stockport, Chester, England She married (1) Richard Joyce about 1598 in Norbury, Chester, England; born about 1573 in Wiltshire, England She married (2) Richard Holland 01 May 1615 in Prestbury, Chester, England; born about 1581 in Norbury, Chester, England 64 x. John Hyde, born 1580 in Stockport, Chester, England; died 1605 in England. 65 xi. Elizabeth Hyde, born 1584 in Stockport, Chester, England She married Francis Gore about 1605 in Norbury, Chester, England; born about 1584 in England 66 xii. Ann Hyde, born about 1585 in Stockport, Chester, England + 67 xiii. Mary Hyde, born about 1586 in Denton, Lancashire, England 68 xiv. Katherine Hyde, born 1590 in Stockport, Chester, England; died 02 Feb 1655/56 in England. She married (1) William Hulton about 1610 in Norbury, Chester, England; born about 1589 She married (2) Roger Nowell about 1612 in Norbury, Chester, England She married (3) Saville Radcliffe about 1614 in Norbury, Chester, England
More about Katherine Hyde: Burial: Feb 1655/56, England
Generation No. 15
58. William15 Hyde (Robert V.14, Robert13, Hamnet12, Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1) was born about 1569 in Norbury, Chester, England, and died 1637 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. He married Ellen Stubbs 21 Jul 1609 in Prestbury, Cheshire, England.
Notes for William Hyde: ". William Hyde, 4th son, matriculated at Christ College, Cambridge, 1597, and was a contemporary of Rev. Peter Bulkeley, who was founder of Concord, Mass. William Hyde, the founder of this branch of the family in America, and a descendant, according to the old family tradition, of the Hyde's of Norbury, County Chester. He went to Leyden, Holland, and afterwards in 1635 to Boston, Mass., and is believed to be identical with the William Hyde, 4th son of Robert Hyde of Norbury, who was among the original Founders of Hartford, Connecticut, USA, 1639. (Burke says that he was father of another William Hyde. )"
Child of William Hyde and Ellen Stubbs is: + 69 i. William16 Hyde, born 1600 in Stockport, Chester, England; died 06 Jan 1680/81 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA.
67. Mary15 Hyde (Robert V.14, Robert13, Hamnet12, Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1) was born about 1586 in Denton, Lancashire, England. She married John Nuthall about 1600 in Norbury, Chester, England. He was born about 1583 in Cottonhall, Chester, England, and died Aft. 1644.
Children of Mary Hyde and John Nuthall are: 70 i. Thomas16 Nuthall, born about 1600 in Rocheford, Hockley, Essex, England 71 ii. James Nuthall, born about 1602 in Rocheford, Hockley, Essex, England 72 iii. Mary Nuthall, born about 1603 in Rocheford, Hockley, Essex, England 73 iv. Charles Nuthall, born about 1608 in Rocheford, Hockley, Essex, England 74 v. Martha Nuthall, born about 1613 in Rocheford, Hockley, Essex, England 75 vi. Frances Nuthall, born about 1614 in Rocheford, Hockley, Essex, England + 76 vii. John Nuthall, born about 1620 in London, England; died 1668 in St. Mary's, Maryland, USA.
Generation No. 16
69. William16 Hyde (William15, Robert V.14, Robert13, Hamnet12, Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)43,43 was born 1600 in Stockport, Chester, England43, and died 06 Jan 1680/81 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA43. He married (1) Joanna. She died Aft. 1682. He married (2) Hester Trott Bef. 1631 in England. She was born about 1605 in London, Middlesex, England, and died Bef. 06 Jan 1680/81 in Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA44.
Notes for William Hyde: It has been reported that he was born out of wedlock. William Hyde was one of the original proprietors of Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA, in 1660, and a man of considerable importance among the settlers frequently elected as a townsman, or selectman. He died at Norwich, January 6, 1681. No information has been obtained as to his first wife. He had two children by her, Samuel Hyde, born about 1637, married Jane Lee, and Hester Hyde, who married John Post. Title: "Florence Abell Stock and her Ancestry", by H. Thompson Stock, 1986. Page: page 31, 44 Text: William Hyde was an important man in Norwich. He had been an original proprietor of Hartford, Connecticut, USA, a proprietor at Saybrook, Connecticut, USA, and then an original proprietor of Norwich. He, his son, Samuel, and his son-in-law, John Post, and thirty two other Saybrook men and their families had found and had settled in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA in 1660. William Hyde had probably come to Newe Towne (Cambridge) in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1633 with the Reverend Thomas Hooker's group. In 1636, he and his family were among those who walked to found Hartford, Connecticut, USA. His name is also on the monument in Hartford which honors that city's pioneers. Here he became a proprietor in 1639. Later, he too went to Saybrook, where he acquired land. In 1660, he, his son, Samuel and his son-in-law, John Post, and thirty two other Saybrook men and their families founded Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. They were the original proprietors. In addition to owning their own home lots, they had an interest in the undivided parts of the tract of land that the group had purchased. He was born in England. The name of his first wife also is not known. By her he had these known children; Hester/Esther; married John Post Samuel, born about 1637 in Hartford. William Hyde died at Norwich, 6 January 1682. Joanna, his second wife, the widow of Robert Abell, died sometime after 1682. She was buried at Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. The names of William Hyde/Hide and his son Samuel are among those inscribed on a monument in the "Old Burying Ground" in Norwich, erected in 1871 in honor of the first settlers. A larger monument was erected in 1959 on the Town Green. Title: Hyde Genealogy; From William Hyde, of Norwich, by Reuben H. Walworth, LL. D., 1864 Page: page 1-3 Text: William Hyde, the first, of Norwich, is not certainly known to have been connected with any of the Hyde families who came to this country from England. His name first appears at Hartford, Connecticut, USA, in 1636. And his name is on the monument in the old Cemetery at that place as one of the original settlers; and he had lands assigned to him there. The time of his removal to Saybrook, is not ascertained, but he owned lands in Hartford as late as 1639. He probably went to Saybrook soon after that and his daughter was married there early in 1652. No information has been obtained as to the name of his wife, or when or where she died. On his removal to Norwich he sold his house and home-lot to Francis BUSHNELL, and other property to Robert LAY. 3 He died Jan. 6, 1681-82. His age is not known, but he was styled "old Goodman HIDE" in 1679. [3 The sales are registered at Saybrook, with the following receipt: "I William HIDE of Mohegan do acknowledge to have received of Robert LAY of Six Mile Island the full and just sum of forty pounds which was the first payment specified in the agreement made 25th day of January 1659 for all the lands I had at Potapaugue. "Witness my hand 5th of May 1660. "William C C HIDE, his mark. " Saybrook Land Records Book 1 Page 2 Land of Will HIDE His house and home of two Akers more or less abuteing east to the land of John POST south west and north to highway 2. 12 Ackers in the planting field east to the lands of Arthur __ north to the lands of master James FFITCH south to the highway west to the land of Will BEAMAN. 3. 3 Ackers of meadow ajoyning north to the aforesaid land 4. his right in the towne Comons belonging to the estate of two hundred pounds his Right in the ox pasture belonging to the estate of two hundred pound these above said lands now ___ to Ffrancis BUSHNELL as doth appear by a bill of sale bearing date the seventeenth of October 1660 and is Recorded to the said Ffrancis folio the 6th. iii Akers of upland lying at poochake abuteing east upon the land of John POST South upon the sea west and north upon poochoak River a parsell of meadow ajoining the upland aforesaid west abuteing east upon the aforesaid lands south to the sea west to the lands of Allexander CHALKER Robert BULL Tho. DUNK Will JACKSON north to poochook River The abovesaid land was bought by William LORD of Bought of Robert WADE 26 ack and half of upland Bought of Richard TOASLAND 3 ackers of upland and 3 akers of meadow Bought of Tho ___ 9 ack of upland and 4 ack and half of meadow Lands of ffrancis BUSHNELL bought of William HIDE October 27, 1660 bought of William HIDE his house and home lott of an acker and a half lying and being in Saybrook abuteing est to lands of John POST South west and north to the highway also twelve ack of upland in the planting field with three ack of meadow adjoining there to abuteing est to the land of Mr. James FFITCH south to the highway and west to the lands of William BEAMAN Also six pounds and five shillings in meadow yet to be laid out also a two hundred pound comonage in the towne Comons and a two hundred pound Right in the oxpasture all which house and parsells of land do more fully appear in a deed of sale given under the said his hand bearing date with this Record. The original settlers in Norwich were of English origin. While some had been born in the New World, many had come from England. English settlement in Connecticut, USA had begun in the 1630s along the Connecticut, USA River, coming primarily from Massachusetts Bay Colony. Others came from Plymouth Colony or directly from England. In May 1659, settlers from Saybrook, Connecticut, USA petitioned the Connecticut, USA General Court for permission to start a settlement at Mohegan. Petition was granted quickly and in June, Mohegan leaders transferred the land to them. A small party constructed the first house and wintered over. In 1660, settlement began in earnest. The leaders of this group were Major John Mason and Rev. James Fitch. Due to initially poor record keeping, a listing of original proprietors had to be constructed some years later in order for the Colony to comply with English law. Frances M. Caulkins in her History of Norwich provides the best listing available. These settlers were: Rev. James Fitch, Major John Mason, Christopher Huntington, Simon Huntington, Thomas Adgate, William Hyde, Robert Allyn, William Backus, William Backus., Jr., John Baldwin, John Birchard, Thomas Bliss, Morgan Bowers, Hugh Calkins, John Calkins, Richard Edgerton, Francis Griswold, Samuel Hyde, Thomas Leffingell, John Olmstead, John Pease, John Post, Thomas Post, John Reynolds, Jonathan Royce, Nehemiah Smith, Thomas Tracy, Robert Wade, Thomas Bingham, John Bradford, John Gager, Stephen Gifford, Richard Hendy, Thomas Howard, Thomas Waterman, John Tracy, Josiah Reed, Richard Wallis The Hyde's were a noted family in England. Sir Nicholas Hyde was chief justice of the Kings Bench, and Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon, was lordchancellor at the restoration, and was grand father to two queens in the English succession, Mary, the second, and Anne. The Hyde ancestry in America is equally strong in great men. Such was Hon. Matthew Griswold, chief justice and governor of Connecticut, USA; such the Hon. John M. Niles,United States senator and postmaster general in Van Buren's administration, such was the Rev. Edward Duran Griffin, president of Williams College; such the Hon. William Woodbridge, United States senator and governor of Michigan, USA. " See Hyde genealogy: descendants in the female and male lines, from William Hyde of Norwich : 2 vols, 1864. Walworth, Reuben H. Some sources have said that William was a cousin (unspecified degree) of Ann Hyde, the wife of James II of England while he was Duke of York. Ann was the mother of Queens Ann and Mary of England. He was chosen surveyor of Highway s in Hartford, 1641. He moved to Saybrook, then to Norwich in about 1660. " "Opposite Post and Birchard, on the northeast side of the street, were the allotments of William Hyde and his son Samuel, extending back into the commons. The Hyde house stood a few rods back from the town street, upon the "highway into the woods," as the lane was then called, near the present residence of Henry B. Tracy. The Father and son probably formed but one family. The Mansfield house, built by one of the later Hyde's, on a part of the old home lot, has descended to the present owner by inheritance on the maternal side from the Hyde's, and has never been conveyed out the family. " (Frances M. Caulkins in her History of Norwich) He was a widower & resident in the household of his daughter Hester and her husband John Post at the time of his death.
More about William Hyde: Burial: 1681, Mason Cemetery Monument, Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA45 Immigration: 1633, England to USA, Probably came over with Rev. Thomas Hooker, First Minister of Hartford45
Notes for Hester Trott: Page 2 No information has been obtained as to the name of his wife, Reuben H. Walworth
Children of William Hyde and Hester Trott are: + 77 i. Hester17 Hyde, born 22 Feb 1630/31 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA; died 13 Nov 1703 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. + 78 ii. Sr. Samuel Hyde, born 23 May 1636 in Hartford, Connecticut, USA; died 12 Sep 1689 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA.
76. John16 Nuthall (Mary15 Hyde, Robert V.14, Robert13, Hamnet12, Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1) was born about 1620 in London, England, and died 1668 in St. Mary's, Maryland, USA. He married Elizabeth Bacon 1643 in Virginia, USA46. She was born 09 Oct 1628 in Prince George, Maryland, USA, and died 1663 in Northampton, Virginia, USA.
Notes for John Nuthall: From GenCircles, Crouch & Elliot, http://www. gencircles. com/users/shermancrouch/2/data/72: "As a young man, he ran away from his master, Hugh HAYES, and lived among the Indians long enough to learn their language and served later as an interpreter. For the price of a hoe, he was purchased from the Indians by William JONES, who was trading in the Chesapeake Bay. NUTHAL L. was brought home "well strapped with ye halyards". is parents may have been instead James Nuthall & Jane WISEMAN. " Occupation: Merchant, lawyer Position/Title: of "Cross Manor" Immigration: About 1661 Northampton, Virginia, USA to St. Mary's, Maryland, USA
More about John Nuthall: Christening: St. Mary's, Maryland, USA
Children of John Nuthall and Elizabeth Bacon are: 79 i. James17 Nuthall, born in Prince George, Maryland, USA; died 1685 in Calvert, Maryland, USA. + 80 ii. Elias Nuthall, born in Northampton, Prince George, Maryland, USA; died 1704 in Talbot, Maryland, USA. + 81 iii. Eleanor Nuthall, born 1648 in Queen Anne's Parish, Prince George's, Maryland, USA; died 16 Mar 1700/01 in Northampton, Prince George's, Maryland, USA. + 82 iv. John Nuthall, born Mar 1647/48 in Northampton, Prince George, Maryland, USA; died 1714 in St. Mary's, Maryland, USA.
Generation No. 17
77. Hester17 Hyde (William16, William15, Robert V.14, Robert13, Hamnet12, Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)47 was born 22 Feb 1630/31 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA47, and died 13 Nov 1703 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA47,48,49. She married John Post49,49 31 Mar 1652 in Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA49,49,50, son of Stephen Post and Eleanor Panton. He was born 16 Sep 1629 in Otham, Kent, England51, and died 27 Nov 1710 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA51,52.
Notes for Hester Hyde: It was reported that she may of been was born in England in Hyde Genealogy, or the Descendants in the Female as well as the Male Lines from William Hyde of Norwich. What renders it almost certain that three of the seven daughters of Hester Hyde and John Post must have died previously to 18 Jan 1686, and probably unmarried, is that by a deed of that date, upon the Windham records, it appears that William Hyde willed to the daughters of his only daughter, Hester Post, certain lands in Windham. That a controversy arose between the eldest son of her brother and the devisees, in relation to the validity of this will: and that a compromise took place between him and the three sons-in-laws of Hester Hyde and John Post; Caleb Abell, John Hough and Nathaniel Rudd. And by their deed the latter three conveyed, to the said oldest son of Samuel Hyde the first, one-half of the lands in dispute, in compromise of his claim. And no mention is made of any other granddaughters of the testator, as being in existence, to make any claim to the lands under the will devising the same to the daughters of the testator's daughter, Hester Post. RHW
More about Hester Hyde: Burial: Old Norwich Cemetery, New London, Connecticut, USA53,53
Notes for John Post: See Hugh Calkins for The Patent of the Town of Norwich, A. D. 1685 which John Post is mentioned. John Post bought lands in Saybrook with his father Stephen. In 1649 he was named by the Hartford Court to assist his father in rebuilding Saybrook Fort. In the year 1652, just before his marriage, he bought two acres on which to build a house close to Saybrook Fort. John was present at Town Meetings in the year 1655. In 1663 he was declared eligible for the Freeman's Oath. They settled at Saybrook, where their four eldest children were born. They removed to Norwich in 1660. There home lot was on the opposite side of the street from that of his father-in-law, William Hyde, and was, in 1858, in the possession of two of there descendants, the widow, Lucretia Carew, and her daughter, the widow of Roswell Morgan, Esq. Mr. Post was an active, influential man in the town. Saybrook Land Records Book 1 Page 19 FHL Film #5536 The Lands of John POST His house and home lott in the towne of two Acres abutting west to the land of Will HIDE north and south to the highway 2. 7 Ackers of upland and meadow in the Calves pasture abuting east to the lands of Thomas DUNK south to the highway north to a Cove. 3. 24 Ackres of upland and meadow lying in the planting filed abutieng east to the Cove south to a Creek north to a highway 4. 6 acres of meadow in the farm at Oyster River 5. 6 acres of upland at pootopague and meadow belonging thereto bounded east with my farm South with the sea west with the land of Will LORD north with the Comons. 6. 63 acres of upland at poochaug with meadow belongng thereto of which the 6th part belongs to my brother Abram abuteing east and north to the Comons and South to the sea The marriage and Children of John POST He was married the last of March to Hester HIDE Anno 52 Margeret born the 21st of February Anno 53 Elizabeth born the 22 of February Anno 55 John POST born the 11 of Aprill Anno 57 Sarah POST born the 6th of November Anno 59 7. his right in the towne Commons belonging to the estate of two hundred pounds 48 6d 8. his right in the Comons of Oyster River quarter belonging to the estate of a hundred pound John Post Death Date: 27 Nov 1710 Age: 84 yr. Cemetery Records
More about John Post: Burial: Old Norwich Cemetery, New London, Connecticut, USA53,54
Children of Hester Hyde and John Post are: + 83 i. Margaret18 Post, born 21 Feb 1652/53 in Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA; died 02 Nov 1700 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. 84 ii. Elizabeth Post55,55, born 22 Feb 1654/55 in Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA56; died 02 Sep 1695 in Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA57. She married (1) Benjamin Bunnell58 167158; born 165058 She married (2) John Sperry59,60 01 Sep 1676 in New Haven, New London, Connecticut, USA61 She married (3) Edmund Whorman62 177162; born 165062
Notes for Elizabeth Post: RHW could not find any information on her and assumed she had died unmarried.
+ 85 iii. John Post, born 12 Apr 1657 in Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA; died 15 Jul 1690 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. + 86 iv. Sarah Post, born 06 Nov 1659 in Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA; died 1702. + 87 v. Mary Post, born 16 Apr 1662 in Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA; died 05 Nov 1705 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. 88 vi. Abigail Post62,62, born 06 Nov 1664 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA63,64; died Apr 1676 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA65,66. + 89 vii. Samuel Post, born 08 Mar 1667/68 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA; died 23 Apr 1735 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. 90 viii. Hannah Post66,66, born 06 Oct 1671 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA66 She married Hosmer66 1691 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA66; born 166666 91 ix. Lydia Post66,66, born 11 Mar 1673/74 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA67,68; died 20 Sep 175368. She married (1) Abell Moore68,68 169068; born 1669 in New London, Connecticut, USA She married (2) Joseph Harris68,68 22 Mar 1718/1968; born 1669 in New London, Connecticut, USA
78. Sr. Samuel17 Hyde (William16, William15, Robert V.14, Robert13, Hamnet12, Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1)68,68 was born 23 May 1636 in Hartford, Connecticut, USA68, and died 12 Sep 1689 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA68. He married Jane Lee68,68 04 Jun 1659 in Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA68,68, daughter of Thomas Lee and Phoebe Browne. She was born 12 Sep 1640 in Rusper, Sussex, England68, and died 12 Jan 1722/23 in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA68.
Notes for Sr. Samuel Hyde: Samuel Hyde and his wife came to Norwich in 1660. Their eldest daughter Elizabeth, born in August of that year, was the first white child born in Norwich. He was a Farmer and had lands assigned to him at Norwich West Farms where he died in 1677?, at the age of 40 years. And John Birchard became the guardian of his children, who were all minors at that time. The date of his wife's death is not ascertained. This was taken from Hyde Genealogy, or the Descendants in the Female as well as the Male Lines from William Hyde of Norwich and there is some conflicts on this information. Norwich was settled in 1660. The 35 original proprietors of that town were William Hyde, and his son, Samuel Hyde, and his son-in-law, John Pos The five sons of Samuel, Sr., had forty children, of whom twenty-five were sons and reared families. This accounts for the rapidity with which the name spread through the county. In 1779, there were upwards of twenty families of Hyde's, numbering over one hundred and fifty members, in the town plot and western part of Norwich, and notwithstanding the removals to other parts of the country, the census in 1791 records thirteen families of the name in Franklin and eight others in Norwich. The Hyde's have been pioneers in every generation. As soon as civilization overtook them, some would "move on," until they were distributed from Maine to California, and from Florida to Puget Sound. No doubt some have made their way to Alaska, not that they avoid civilization, for wherever they settle there is soon seen a church and a school. The pioneer spirit is as much an inheritance as a love of travel. It is the spirit of progress working out in different ways.
More about Sr. Samuel Hyde: Occupation: Farmer
More about Jane Lee: Christening: 12 Sep 1640, Rusper, Sussex, England
Children of Samuel Hyde and Jane Lee are: + 92 i. Elizabeth18 Hyde, born Aug 1660 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA; died 22 Jul 1736 in Old Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA. + 93 ii. Phebe Hyde, born Jan 1662/63 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA; died 29 Nov 1704 in Old Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA. + 94 iii. Jr. Samuel Hyde, born 05 May 1665 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA; died 06 Nov 1742 in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA. + 95 iv. John Hyde, born 01 Dec 1667 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA; died 26 Jul 1727 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. + 96 v. William Hyde, born Jan 1669/70 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA; died 08 Aug 1759 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. + 97 vi. Thomas Hyde, born Jul 1672 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA; died 09 Apr 1755 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA. 98 vii. Sarah Hyde68,68, born Feb 1674/75 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA68; died 1675 in Newton, Massachuesetts, USA68. + 99 viii. Capt. Jabez Hyde, born May 1677 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA; died 05 Sep 1762 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA.
80. Elias17 Nuthall (John16, Mary15 Hyde, Robert V.14, Robert13, Hamnet12, Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1) was born in Northampton, Prince George, Maryland, USA, and died 1704 in Talbot, Maryland, USA. He married Elizabeth Beckwith 28 Apr 1679 in Prince George's, Maryland, USA. She was born Aft. 1658.
Notes for Elias Nuthall: "Title: Mostly Southern; Author: Mark Freeman; Publication: Rootsweb World Connect; Media: Electronic; Text: According to Jourdan, he was a servant in VA in 1671 when his father's estate was divided and he wished to use his part to buy his freedom; he moved to Talbot County about 1688. Note: Some dates are contradictory. From "SMC Beaverdam Manor", by Mary Louise Donnelly: He had gone to VA and became a servant. In 1671 he petitioned the Council to obtain a share o f his father's estate in order to buy his freedom. On 2/9/1680 he questioned Thomas Banks' administration of the accounts of George and Frances Beckwith (whose daughter he had married). In the accounts of Daniel Clocker on 4/17/1689, Elias Nuthall owed debts to the estate and was termed "runaway". On 10/9/1687, he obtained a patent for 300 ac. "Nutwell's Choice" in Talbot County On 4/30/1702, he was shown as owing to the estate of Jacob Sayer of Talbot County and was termed as "worth nothing. " Styled "runaway" in a document cited at the Nuthall web site: http://members. efortress. com/susan1/Nuthall. htm"
Child of Elias Nuthall and Elizabeth Beckwith is: 100 i. James18 Nuthall, born Aft. 1680 in Maryland, USA
81. Eleanor17 Nuthall (John16, Mary15 Hyde, Robert V.14, Robert13, Hamnet12, Robert11, Thomas10, Hamnet9, John8 de Hyde, Robert7 Hyde, Robert6, John5 de Hyde, John4 Hyde, Robert3, Robert2 de Hyde, Matthew1) was born 1648 in Queen Anne's Parish, Prince George's, Maryland, USA, and died 16 Mar 1700/01 in Northampton, Prince George's, Maryland, USA. She married (1) Stephen Yoakley. She married (2) Thomas Spriggs 01 Sep 1668 in Calvert, Maryland, USA. He was born about 1629 in Kethering, Northampton, England, and died 29 Dec 1704 in Northampton, Prince George's, Maryland, USA.
More about Thomas Spriggs: Burial: 29 Dec 1704, Prince George, Maryland, USA
Children of Eleanor Nuthall and Thomas Spriggs are: 101 i. Thomas18 Spriggs, born 1669 in Northampton, Prince George, Maryland, USA; died Unknown in Maryland, USA. 102 ii.& |