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| Introduction | Trees | ||||
| Tracing the Harts | |||||
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| The records | |||||
| Introduction | Introduction | ||||
| Tracing | Tracing the Harts | ||||
| Proofs | Proofs | ||||
| PP_137 | That Mary Hart (137) was the mother of George Hudson (68) | ||||
| PP_274 | That Nicholas Hart (274) was the father of Mary Hart (137) | ||||
| Records | The Records | ||||
| 1709-02-13 Baptism at St. Clement Danes, London (FindMyPast, 2020) | 1709 | ||||
| Nicholas son of Samuel Hart and Sarah uxor | |||||
| 1710-02-13 Clandestine Marriage (Ancestry.co.uk) | |||||
| Nicholas Hart mariner & ? Wood of Little St. Bartholmew | |||||
| 1711-03-25 Baptism at St. Mary at Lambeth (Ancestry.co.uk) | 1711 | ||||
| Nicholas s. of Nicholas Hart | |||||
| 1732-11-23 Marriage at Fleet (Ancestry.co.uk) | |||||
| Nicholas Hart of Hornsey, Harringay, Msx butcher & Alice Jorden | |||||
| 1733-07-12 Baptism at St. Mary, Hornsey, Harringay, Msx (Ancestry.co.uk) | |||||
| Alice d. Nicholas & Alice Hart | |||||
| 1734-12-29 Marriage in Madron, Cornwall (FamilySearch, 2020) | |||||
| Nicholas Hart & Mary Pasmore | |||||
| B_1734 | 1734-03-17 to 1735-03-15 Birth in London (LMA) | M_1754L | Nicholas (274) | ||
| Mary ? daughter of Nicholas Hart and ? | Mary (275) | ||||
| 1735-05-18 Baptism at St.Mary, Hornsey, Harringay, Msx (Ancestry.co.uk) | |||||
| Nicholas Thurston s. Nicholas & Alice Hart | |||||
| 1736-03-10 Marriage at Fleet Prison and Rules of the Fleet, London (FamilySearch) | |||||
| Nicholas Hart of the Torrington man of war widower and Esther Stewart of Deptford in Kent widow were married Wednesday March the 10th 1735 (N.B. James Desenne of HMS Torrington left a PCC Will in 1732) | |||||
| (Wikipedia) | |||||
| HMS Charles Galley was a 32–gun fifth rate of the Royal Navy built at Woolwich Dockyard and launched in 1676.[1][2] She was rebuilt in 1693, and again at Deptford Dockyard in 1710. She was renamed HMS Torrington after a third rebuild in 1729, and was hulked in 1740. She was finally sold on 12 July 1744. | Torrington | ||||
| 1738-08-18 Burial in St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | |||||
| Esther Hart aged 3 months | |||||
| M_1739 | 1739-05-01 Marriage in Collegiate Church of St. Katherine by the Tower, London (Ancestry.co.uk, CoE BMD 1538-1812, 2011) | Nicholas (274) | 1739 | ||
| Nicholas Hart wid. to Mary White spinster | Mary (275) | ||||
| 1740-02-23 Baptism in All Hallows Barking by the Tower (Ancestry.co.uk) | Nicholas (274) | 1740 | |||
| James son of Nicholas Hart & Mary his wife, born 8 Feb. | Mary (275) | ||||
| 1741-10-05 Baptism in All Hallows Barking by the Tower (Ancestry.co.uk) | Nicholas (274) | 1741 | |||
| ? son of Nicholas Hart & Mary his wife, born 16 Sept. | Mary (275) | ||||
| M_1754L | 1754-03-16 Marriage Allegation in St. Katherine by the Tower, London (LMA) | John (136) | |||
| Appeared personally within the peculiar and exempt jurisdiction of the Collegiate Church or Free Chapel of Saint Katherine the Virgin and Martyr, near the Tower of London John Hudson of St. John Wapping in the county of Middlesex Turner and bachelor aged twenty five years and alledged upon oath, that he intends to marry with Mary Hart of St. Saviour Southwark in the county of Surrey spinster aged nineteen years not knowing of any Lett or Impediment by reason of any pre-contract, consanguinity, affinity, or any other lawful Means whatsoever, to hinder the said intended marriage; of the truth of which he made oath, and prayed a Licence for them to be married in the Collegiate Church or Free Chapel, aforesaid | Mary (137) | ||||
| John Hudson | |||||
| Sworn before me George Baxter | |||||
| Appeared personally at the same time and place Nicholas Hart of St. Saviour Southwark aforesaid Shipwright and made oath that he is the natural father of the said Mary and is consenting to the said intended marriage | |||||
| Nichs Hart | |||||
| Sworn before me George Baxter | |||||
| M_1754b | 1754-03-16 Marriage Bond in St. Katherine by the Tower, London (LMA) | John (136) | |||
| Know all Men by these Presents, That we John Hudson of St. John Wapping in the county of Middlesex Turner and Nicholas Hart of St. Saviour Southwark in the county of Surrey Shipwright are held and firmly bound to the Worshipful George Paul, Doctor of Laws, Commissary of the peculiar and exempt jurisdiction of the Collegiate Church or Free Chapel of St. Katherine the Virgin and Martyr, near the Tower of London in the sum of Two Hundred Pounds, of lawful Money of Great Britain, to be paid to the said Commissary, or his certain Attorney, his Executors, Administrators or Assigns, to which Payment well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our Heirs, Executors, and Administrators, and the Heirs, Executors, and Administrators, firmly by these Presents. Sealed with our Seal, dated the sixteenth Day of March in the Year of our Lord God, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Seven. | Mary (137) | ||||
| The Condition of this Obligation is such, that if hereafter there shall not appear any lawful Lett or Impediment, by Reason of any Precontract, Consanguinity, Affinity, or any other Means whatsoever, but thet the above-bounden John Hudson and also Mary Hart may lawfully solemnize Marriage together, and in the same afterwards lawfully remain and continue for Man and Wife, according to the Laws in that Behalf made and provided: And moreover if there be not at this present Time any Action, Suit, Plaint, Quarrel or Demand, moved or depending before any Judge Ecclesiastical or Temporal, for or concerning any such lawful Impediment between the said Parties: Nor that either of them be of any better Estate or Degree, than to the Judge at granting of the Licence is suggested. | |||||
| And lastly, if the same Marriage shall be openly solemnized in the Church, in the Licence specified, between the Hours appointed in the Constitutions Ecclesiastical confirmed, and according to the Form of the Book of Common-Prayer, now by Law established; then this Obligation to be Void, or else to stand in full Force and Virtue. | |||||
| John Hudson | |||||
| Sealed and delivered I the presence of George Baxter, N. Milner | |||||
| Nichs Hart | |||||
| M_1754 | 1754-03-16 Marriage in St. Katherine by the Tower, London (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (136) | 1754 | ||
| John Hudson bachelor to Mary Hart spinster L | Mary (137) | ||||
| 1758-02-23 Burial in St. Saviour Southwark (Ancestry.co.uk) | Nicholas (274) | 1758 | |||
| Nicholas Hart a porter | |||||
| D_1771 | 1771-09-22 Burial in St. Saviour Southwark (GUIL, 1998) | Mary (137) | 1771 | ||
| THESE are to Certify, That Mary Hudson a Woman was Buried in the Parish of St. Saviour Southwark aforesaid on the Twenty-second Day of September One thousand Seven hundred and seventy-one as appears by the Register-Book of Burials belonging to the said Parish and Extracted from the said Register this 25th Day of March 1773. Witness my Hand, J. Evans Curate | |||||
| W_1775 | 1775-01-22 Will (PRO, 2003) | 1775 | John (136) | ||
| Testator: John Hudson, gentleman, St. Saviour, Southwark, Surrey | Mary (137) | ||||
| Executors: friends Joseph Gibbs of Rotherhithe, Humphry Hayward of Snows Fields, and | |||||
| Mary Hart of Castle Court, widow | |||||
| Date: 2 January 1775, proved 22 January 1775 | |||||
| Will: - property in Lyng, Norfolk and rest of personal estate to be sold | |||||
| - money to be put at interest to support sons James and George until 21, and to | |||||
| finance any apprenticeship for either | |||||
| - money to be shared equally when they reach 21 | |||||
| A_1779 | 1779-05-31 Discharge from Christ's Hospital (GUIL, 1998) | Mary (137) | |||
| George Hudson is this Day discharged from this Hospital for ever by Mary Hart his grandmother living in Dog & Bear Yard, Tooley Street, who is to provide a Master for him. Witness her hand The mark of Mary Hart | George (68) | ||||
| CW: Mary White and Nicholas Hart only married in 1739, whereas Mary Hart was born in 1734 or 1735 - so Mary White was George Hudson's grandmother almost certainly only by marriage. There is, though, a certain chance that she was actually Mary Hart's mother - out of wedlock - and that she married Nicholas Hart after his first wife died. | |||||
| 1780-08-05 Receipt () | Mary (137) | 1780 | |||
| Whereas there is the sum of Four Hundred and fifty Pounds consolidated £4 per cent Annuities 1762 standing in the joint names of | |||||
| Joseph Gibbs of Rotherhithe M.D., | |||||
| Mary Hart of Southwark widow, and | |||||
| Humphrey Hayward of Woolwich Gentleman | |||||
| Since the acceptance of which Joseph Gibbs is deceased as appears by probate of his last Will and Testament dated at Doctors Commons the 9th of December 1779 granted to Mary Giggs widow relict of the deceased and there being in his said Will no mention of these annuities the said £450 are at the disposal of the survivors | |||||
| Registered 5th August 1780 | |||||
| No 5341 Benjamin Corbyn | |||||
| D_1788 | 1788-08-18 Burial in St. George in the East, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | Mary (137) | 1788 | ||
| Mary Hart Virg. St. aged 71 | |||||
| CW: born c. 1717 | |||||
| W_1788 | 1788-08-13 Will () | 1788 | Mary (137) | ||
| Testator: Mary Hart of Saint Luke, Middlesex, Widow | |||||
| Executor: William Milner Burton of the parish of Saint Luke’s tin plate worker | |||||
| Date: 23 June 1787, proved 13 August 1788 | |||||
| Witnesses: William Seale, H. Kent | |||||
| Will: - £50 at interest equally to beloved grandsons James and George Hudson | |||||
| - watch to my grandson George Hudson | |||||
| - rest equally divided between my two grandsons James and George Hudson | |||||
| Testatrix was formerly of the parish of Saint Luke in the county of Middlesex but in the parish of Saint John Wapping in the same county and died a widow in this month. | |||||
| © C. R. Watts 2020 created 10.12.2000, revised 09.05.2020 | |||||
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