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     Ann Hooper married John Woodman, son of Shubael Woodman and Shuah Tarbox.¹ Ann Hooper was born in 1802.¹ She died in 1895.¹

     Carrie Elizabeth Hooper was born in Palmyra, Wisconsin.¹ She was the daughter of Richard T.B. Hooper and Caroline Sellia Chapman.¹ Carrie Elizabeth Hooper married Frank R. Sewall, son of Franklin P. Sewall and Lydia Holsinger, on 20 October 1904 in Palmyra, Wisconsin.¹

     Eileen Mary Hooper married Kenneth Beauchamp Cameron, son of William Justin Beauchamp Cameron and Elizabeth Patricia Cameron.¹ In July 1943 Eileen Mary Hooper and Kenneth Beauchamp Cameron was living in Thallon, Queensland.²

     Marian Hooper was born in 1843.¹ She married Henry Brooks Adams, son of Charles Francis Adams and Abigail Brown Brooks, in 1872, no issue.¹ Marian Hooper died in 1885.¹

     Richard T.B. Hooper married Caroline Sellia Chapman.¹

     Huldah Hopkins married Daniel Greenleaf.

     Ronald Hopkins married Naomi Temple McMullen, daughter of James Edward McMullen and Naomi Georgina Cuthbert Temple.¹ Ronald Hopkins died in 1972.¹

     Amanda N. Hoppin was born in May 1829 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.^1,2 She married John Stinson Sewall, son of Stinson Sewall and Mary Whitmore, on 10 October 1850 in Boston, Massachusetts, they had four children, two were still living in 1900.^3,4 Amanda N. Hoppin died on 23 October 1909 in Melrose, Massachusetts, at the age of 80.⁵

     Edward Hopton of Rockhill was the son of Henry Hopton of Rockhill.² Edward Hopton of Rockhill. Sheriff of Shropshire c. 1575. He married Elizabeth Woolryche, daughter of Humphrey Woolryche of Dudmaston and Joyce Peshall. Edward Hopton of Rockhill died before 1558?¹

     Edward Hopton of Rockhill was the son of Thomas Hopton of Rockhill and Ann of Rockhill.^1,2 Edward Hopton of Rockhill married Katherine Lloyd, daughter of Sir David Lloyd.¹

     Henry Hopton of Rockhill was the son of John Hopton of Rockhill and Jane Corbett.¹

     John Hopton of Rockhill was the son of Edward Hopton of Rockhill and Katherine Lloyd.¹ John Hopton of Rockhill married Jane Corbett, daughter of Thomas Corbett.²

     Katherine Hopton was born say 1525.¹ She was the daughter of Edward Hopton of Rockhill and Elizabeth Woolryche.¹ Katherine Hopton married firstly Thomas Anderson, son of Thomas Anderson, say 1545. Katherine Hopton died between 18 September 1598 and 16 February 1599.¹

     Thomas Hopton of Rockhill married Ann of Rockhill, daughter of Geoffrey of Rockhill, thereby acquiring the estate of Rockhill through Ann who was sole heir.¹

     Sir Walton de Hopton married Maud Pantulf Baroness of Wem, daughter of William Pantulf of Wem and Tyrley and Hawise fitz Warine, before 1284 when Walter married Matilda de Wemme, who held of her inheritance when he married her, the manor of Wemme and all the Barony of Wemme of the King in capite, and Hunestoke was a member of the Barony, and Walter and Matilda had enfeoffed one Roger le Rous, of Wemme and all the Barony, and Roger by fine levied at Salop had conveyed the same to Walter and Matilda.^1,3

     Caroline Winifred Horne was the daughter of John Horne and Jane Charlotte Cassan. Caroline Winifred Horne married Algernon Percy Sewell, son of Rev. Henry Doyle Sewell M.A. and Edith Pierce Morgan, on 14 June 1911 in St. Peter's Church, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, Rev. G. Cassan Horne (brother of the bride) & Rev. E. Chadwick, Vicar, officiated.¹

     Ellena Horne was the daughter of Reginald Horne of Pickesley and Margery Lee.¹

     Rev. Gerald Cassan Horne was born on 25 September 1880 in India.² He was the son of John Horne and Jane Charlotte Cassan.¹ Rev. Gerald Cassan Horne was baptised on 2 January 1881 at Calcutta, India.² He died on 29 January 1940 in Exmouth, Devon, at the age of 59.³

     John Horne was the son of James Horne.² John Horne married Jane Charlotte Cassan, daughter of Matthew Cassan and Lucy Elizabeth Marshall, on 22 January 1878 in Fort William, Bengal, India. John Horne died before 1911.

      Deacon of the First Church, Salem.¹ Deacon John Horne was born circa 1602.² He married firstly Ann (Unknown).² Deacon John Horne married Frances Stone (widow Greene), daughter of Deacon Simon Stone and Joane Clark.¹ Deacon John Horne died in November 1684.²

     John Horne of Childs Ercall was the son of Reginald Horne of Pickesley and Margery Lee. On 10 March 1558 there was an agreement made between John Horn of Stoke in the county of the city of Coventry, gentleman, and his son and heir apparent Reginald Horne, of the one part, and the Mayor bailiffs and community of the city of Coventry, of the other part, whereby, in consideration of a sum of 80L paid to them, and for the relief of the poor of the said city, and for the repair and maintenance of a hospital called Bablake within the same city, the said John Horne and Reginald Horne granted and sold for ever all the lordship and manor of Stoke aforesaid, with all the messuages, rights, privileges and appurtenances of the same manor, to the aforesaid Mayor bailiffs and community.²

     John Horne of Stoke was the son of William Horne and Jane Adonaye [Adeney?]. John Horne of Stoke married Marjory Morton, daughter of Thomas Morton and Juliana Botiler. On 10 March 1588 30 Elizabeth, March 10th [1588].— Agreement made between John Horne of Stoke in the county of the city of Coventrey, gentleman, and his son and heir-apparent Reginald Horne, of the one part, and the Mayor bailiffs and community of the city of Coventrey, of the other part, whereby, in consideration of a sum of 80l. paid to them, and for the relief of the poor of the said city, and for the repair and maintenance of a hospital called Bablake within the same city, the said John Horne and Reginald Horne granted and sold for ever all the lordship and manor of Stoke aforesaid, with all the messuages, rights, privileges and appurtenances of the same manor, to the aforesaid Mayor bailiffs and community: with an indented Schedule of "the Chiefe Rentes, parcel of the said Manor of Stoke" attached to the Indenture

Grant of the Almshouse in Bablacke to Trustees.

7 James I., July 15th (1609).— Letters Patent of a grant for ever by James the First (made in consideration of payment of £100) to Edward Stapleton esq., Henry Sewall of Coventrie, draper, and Humfrey Wightwick of the same city, grocer, and their heirs and assigns, of the Almshouse in Bablacke built by Thomas Bonde and the chapel and chamber adjoining the same Almshouse, and of a close of pasture called Hickfield in Coundon co. Warwick, and of lands, tenements and rents &c. in Old Fillonghley, New Fillonghley. Alspade and Merelbrookes co. Warwick, and of a messuage called the Moat House in Spoonestreete (sic) in Coventrie, and of divers other lands and tenements &c. in Coventrie and elsewhere.¹

     Matilda Horne was the daughter of Reginald Horne of Pickesley and Margery Lee.² Matilda Horne married William Sewall in 1540 or possibly earlier.^3,4,5

     Reginald Horne of Pickesley was the son of John Horne of Stoke and Marjory Morton. The arms of Horne of Little Ercall & Pikesley are recorded as follows: 1st. gu. a fesse vairee. 2nd. sa. a bend between 6 martlets or. (Willascot.) 3rd. arg. a chevron gu. between three square buckles sa. points down sa. (Moorton.) 4th. az. a chevron between three water bougets or. (Woodcot.) 5th. sa. three mullets 2 & 1 arg. (Puleston.) 6th. as first.² Reginald Horne of Pickesley married Margery Lee, daughter of (?) Lee of Whitchurch.¹

     Susan Rivington Van Horne was born in 1812.¹ She married Gerard Stuyvesant, son of Nicholas William Stuyvesant and Catharine Livingston Reade.¹ Susan Rivington Van Horne died in 1889.¹

     William Horne was the son of William Horne and Joan Wilascot. William Horne married Jane Adonaye [Adeney?], daughter of (unknown) Adonaye [Adeney?]. Probably the William Horne here mentioned "On October 15, 1474, John Abbot of Haghmon demises to William son of William Horne, late of Childes-Ercal, the Grange of Naginton with three parcels of land within the demesne of Howle for 60 years, reserving a rent of 22s. and Suit of the Abbot's Court at Downton."¹

      Whereas by an inquisition taken virtute officii before Ralph Lee, late escheator in the county of Salop, it was found that John Hordeley, late of Shrewsbury, was seised of the manor of Hordelay and granted the same to William Walford and Thomas More, chaplains, and their heirs and assigns for over, by collusion between John Hampton, late abbot of the church of St. Peter, Shrewsbury, and the said William and Thomas, for the use of the said abbot and church, contrary to the statute of mortmain of Richard II; and afterwards at the suit of Richard, son of Richard Lakyn, knight, John Sainford, William Wollascot of Weston, John Walker, John Shanbery, clerk, and Thomas Walker the younger, complaining that whereas Matthew Hordeley was seised of the said manor and granted the same to John Howell, vicar of the church of Grysford, and John Houghton of Elesmere, chaplain, and their heirs and assigns for ever, and they were seised thereof until they died without heir; after whoso death the manor descended to Joan Fenymer, wife of William Fenymer, as kinswoman and heir of the said John Houghton, being daughter of Mabel, his sister, and William and Joan were seised and enfeoffed thereof the said Richard, son of Richard Lakyn, John Samford, William Wollascot, John Walker, John Shanbery and Thomas Walker,and their heirs and assigns for ever, and they were seised thereof, until by colour of the said inquisition and letters patent to Thomas Walker dated 10 February in the sixteenth year touching the keeping of the manor they were unjustly expelled, although the said John Hordeley had not granted the same to William Walford and Thomas More, as is supposed by. William Horne married Joan Wilascot, daughter of (unkown) Wilascot of Salop and (unknown) Lee of Langley.

     William Horne was the son of John Horne of Stoke and Marjory Morton.^1,2 In 1502 William Horne, son of Margery, sister of Robert, son of Thomas, son of John Moreton and Elizabeth, his wife. v. William Stevyns, of Heythyll.: Detention of deeds relating to the manor of ..... lands and tenements in Lyndon, anciently of John Stokton.: Salop.² William Horne died s.p.¹

     Winifred Horne was the daughter of Reginald Horne of Pickesley and Margery Lee. Winifred Horne married Matthew Dorrington.