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James HOBBS (1798 - 1855) |
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| Relationship | Person | Born | Birth Place | Died | Death Place | Age |
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| Son | James HOBBS | abt 1798 | 17 Feb 1855 | Rathmore House, Borrisokane, Co Tipperary, Ireland | 57 | |
| Daughter in Law | Elizabeth ANGELCY ANGLESEY | abt 1783 | 14 May 1873 | Rathmore House, Borrisokane, Co Tipperary, Ireland | 90 | |
| Grandson | James HOBBS | |||||
| Granddaughter | Mary HOBBS | |||||
| Granddaughter | Sarah HOBBS | |||||
| Grandson | Thomas HOBBS | |||||
| Grandson | William HOBBS | |||||
| Grandson | Henry HOBBS | 1818 | Ireland | 29 Dec 1893 | Ballinagrass, Kilbarron, C. Tipperary, Ireland | 75 |
| Grandson | John HOBBS | 1836 | Ireland | 01 Mar 1895 | Rathmore House, Borrisokane, Co Tipperary, Ireland | 59 |
| Events in Unknown HOBBS's life | |||||
| Date | Age | Event | Place | Notes | Src |
| abt 1798 | Birth of son James HOBBS | Supergrover | |||
| 17 Feb 1855 | Death of son James HOBBS (aged 57) | Rathmore House, Borrisokane, Co Tipperary, Ireland | Note 1 | ||
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http://irishgenealogy.net/cp/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=1614#p1847
An Index to Freeholders’ Registers of County Tipperary 1775-76 Prepared by Terry Eakin In the eighteenth century the qualification for voting at elections in counties in Ireland was the forty shilling freehold. This meant property worth forty shillings above the rent and was either owned outright or leased on certain conditions. Leases for lives (usually three) lasting during the lives of named individuals, qualified as freeholds for voting purposes. Catholics could not vote at elections between 1728 and 1793, nor could anyone married to a Catholic, and it was not until 1829 that Catholics were allowed to sit in Parliament. This regulation was strictly enforced. From 1728 voters in Ireland had to conform to an increasingly strict system of registration. Some counties, such as counties Armagh and Down, have significant numbers of registers giving the names and addresses of freeholders and the locations of the freeholds that entitled them to vote, however many counties have only one or two registers (or transcripts of the originals) which survive. HOBBS Robert , Gaulross (This is interesting because James Hobbs (possibly son) mentions the lands of Gaulross in his will) http://www.igp-web.com/tipperary/terryglass.htm County Tipperary Ireland Genealogy - A Rate for the Refief of the Poor of Nenagh Union - Terryglass Electoral Dist 6 Jan 1842 CARHOUNAGLOUGH - (Corrownaglogh) Occupier - John HOBBS Owner - Carathy Egan http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/tipp/tipperarysurnamesEtoL.html HOBBS Coranaclough T, Terryglass, Borrisokane - 1848-49 Carleton Co, Ontario, CAN (entry by R Mains) Robert Hobbs - Tithe Applotment Books of Ireland 1823- 1837 1824 and 1825 Robert Hobbs Caroonaclough, Terryglass, Tipperary http://www.igp-web.com/tipperary/newspapers/newsaccts2.htm 25 May 1841 Dr. Hobbs, of Borrisokane, deposed that he had examined the deceased. Mr. Hall was about 56 years of age, and was married to Miss Litton, sister to Mr. Edward Litton, M.P. for Coleraine. Mr. Hall was a native of Dublin, and formerly a partner in the firm Hall and Macintyre, distillers. - NENAGH GUARDIAN Corroners Inquests Tipperary http://www.igp-web.com/tipperary/inquests/index.htm June 27th 1844-45 on James Kennedy, Crotta, Parish of Borrisokane. Lower. Ormond. Verdict-Injuries to the head from which he died instantly. Dr. R. Hobbs. Dec. 7th 1847/48 on Owen French, Borrisokane, Lower Ormond. Dr. R. Hobbs. MORE HOBBS FOUND While searching around I noticed these entries from the National Archives of Ireland site at http://www.nationalarchives.ie/cgi-bin/naisearch01 HOGAN, John, aged 20 and male of Ballinderry, Co. Tipperary – tried at Co. Tipperary on 1st August 1845 for the malicious assault of Robert HOBBS – sentenced to transportation of 7 years. Document reference: TR 6, P179. He was also tried at the same court and date for the malicious assault of Lydia Elizabeth HOBBS and received the same sentence. Document reference: TR6, P179. (Transportation to Australia) ******************* Genforum post 18 Feb 2004 Searching for information on Lt.George Hobbs and Emily Mary Hobbs(nee Clayton). George Hobbs was the eldest son of Henry William Hobbs of "Bloomfield Park" Co Tippertary, Ireland, and toured Australia & New Zealand with the 40th Regiment between late 1840's & 1860's. Emily and her only surviving daughter who was eighteen was last heard of in Toronto in 1892. A daughter was born in New Zealand on the 9th June 1861. Emily Hobbs was the daughter of Henry Clayton and Mary McLaughlan of Longford, Tasmania, Australia. Does anyone have any knowledge ? Robert Smith Searching Trove using - Hobbs Tipperary The Star (Ballarat) 4 Sept 1856 In court at Ballarat - Lieutenant Hobbs of the 40th proved that suspect was a deserter Launceston Examiner 27 Oct 1859 MARRIAGE. On the 12th instant, at Christ's Church, Longford. Tasmania, by the Venerable Arch. deacon Reibey, assisted by the Rev. William Dry, George Hobbs, Esquire, Lieutenant 40th Regiment. eldest son of Henry William Hobbs, Esq., Bloomfleld Park, County Tipperary, to Emily Mary, second daughter or Henry Clayton, Esq., Wickford, Tasmania. Emily born 1834 - Longford, Tasmania - parents Henry Clayton and Mary McLaughlan http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/biographies/2c20/clayton-william-henry (Google Henry Clayton Esq, Wickford for info on the family - nothing on the Hobbs marriage) (Henry William Hobbs Esq., Prospect, Parsonstown, King's Co. was a subscriber to the Topographical Dictionary of Ireland in 1837 Sydney Morning Herald 10 Sept 1860 Description of a 'battle' in the maori wars. - forty of the 40th regiment under Lieutenant Hobbs ...... The Argus 13 Feb 1861 BIRTHS. On the 9th ult., at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Francis Evans, Launceston, Tasmania, the wife of Lieutenant George Hobbs, 40th Regiment, of a daughter. Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 about F Hobbs Name: F Hobbs Birth Date: 9 Jan 1861 Father's Name: George Hobbs Mother's Name: Emily Mary Clayton Birth Place: Tasmania Registration Year: 1861 Registration Place: Launceston, Tasmania Registration number: 78 The Empire 15 Aug 1861 14 Aug Lieutemant Hobbs arrived Sydney from Melbourne with two others from the 40th Queanbeyan Age and General Advertiser 19 March 1863 + Courier Mail 19 MArch 1863 Attended the funeral in Auckland of Commodore William Burnett (drowned 7th Feb 1863 - wreck of the 'Orpheus"). Lieutenant Hobbs was in command of the proceedings. NZ bmd birth - HOBBS Henrietta 1866/11568 - Emily Mary and George 1871 Canadian census York West, Ontario, Canada George Hobbs (37) - c 1834, Ireland, C of E - government clerk Emily Hobbs (35) - c 1836, Australia, C of E Percy Hobbs (9mo) - c1870, Ontario, C of E Maude Hobbs (6) - c 1865, New Zealand, C of E Ontario Canada Births , 1869 - 1913 HOBBS Percy Northumberland - born 25 March 1872, in the district of York to George Hobbs (government clerk) and Emily Mary Clayton HOBBS Henry William - born 21 July 1870, in the district of York to George Hobbs (clerk civil service) and Emily Matilda Mary Clayton Ontario Canada Deaths 1869-1938 HOBBS Henry William - died 7 June 1871, age 10mo and 17 days - dysentry - father George Hobbs - C of E - district of York 1881 Canadian census St James Ward, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada George Hobbs, Clerk, male, married, age 55, Irish Origin, born in Ireland, Catholic (born 1826, Ireland) Emily Hobbs, female, married, age 46, Australian Origin, born in Australia, Catholic (born 1835, Australia) ****************************** Irish Immigrants in the Canadas by Bruce S Elliott "Also with a connection to the London area was Frederick Falkiner, a gentleman from Borrisokane who came to York Township and Toronto in the late 1840's. After his death his widow moved to London and a son married a daughter of Dr Robert Hobbs of that place, formerly of Borrisokane: other sons lived in Beverley and New Zealand http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/CoTipperary/2002-12/1041154391 The book is "Irish Migrants in the Canadas - A New Approach" by Bruce S Elliot, McGill-Queens University Press 1988. Dr Robert Hobbs formerly of Borrisokane, and William Hobbs named in the Birch Petition, are mentioned. DR ROBERT HOBBS married Lydia Elizabeth HALBURDEN death of Dr Robert 26 Dec 1886, Middlesex, Ontario - age 85 - born c1801, Ireland - witness W.H. ?????? death Lydia Elizabeth Hobbs - 15 Oct 1893, York, Ontario - age 75 - born c 1818, Ireland 1901 Canada Census - Ward 6, York, Toronto, Ontario Thomas L McKenzie (44) - 4 Dec 1856, Ontario, Scotish decent - physician HOBBS Lydia (51) - 19 May 1849, Ireland - housekeeper John (55) - 1 Mar 1845, Ireland - clerk 1891 Canada census - St Albans Ward, York West, Ontario HOBBS Lydia (71) c1820 widowed - born Ireland Lydia E (40) c1851, Ireland - single - daughter Thomas McKenzie (34) c1857, Scotland - Lodger - physician 1881 Canada census - Ward 4, London City, Ontario HOBBS Robt (79) c1802, Ireland - Medical Practitioner Lydia E (60) c1821, Ireland John (30) - c1851, Ireland - clerk Robt (24) -c1857, Ontario - clerk Lydia (26) - c 1855, Ireland (From the birth of the children emmigration date c1856) 1871 Canada census - Ward 2, London, Ontario HOBBS Robert (60) - c1811, Ireland - MD Lydia E (50) - c1821, Ireland Elizabeth A (25) - c 1846, Ireland John J H (24) - c1847, Ireland - salesman Lydia E (21) - c 1850, Ireland Robert (15) - c1856, Ontario 1861 - can't find above family ????? - where are they? From the 1861/71 census records of birth of children they arrived in Canada between 1850 and 1856. Elizabeth Anne HOBBS b 21 June 1840, Ireland - died 31 Oct 1913, York, Ontario, Canada Married - 1 Aug 1871, Middlesex, Ontario - Henry Frederick Falkiner (born c 1838, Ireland - died 4July 1915, York - age 81) 1861 Canada census, York, Ontario Fredk Falkiner Male 56 1805 Ireland Married - dealer Diana Falkiner Female 54 1807 Ireland Married Henry F Falkiner Male 26 1835 Ireland Single - civil service Elizabeth Falkiner Female 16 1845 Ireland 1881 Canada census, York West, Ontario Henry F. Falkiner 45, Ireland - register clerk Elizabeth A. Falkiner 37, Ireland Henry Falkiner 6 Richard H. Falkiner 4 Arthur H. Falkiner 2 George K. Falkiner 3/12 1891 Canada, Census Falkiner Henry Male 56 abt 1835 Married Head Ireland Falkiner Elizabeth Female 48 abt 1843 Married Ireland Falkiner Henry Male 16 abt 1875 Single Son Ontario Falkiner Richard Male 14 abt 1877 Single Son Ontario Falkiner Arthur Male 12 abt 1879 Single Son Ontario Falkiner George Male 10 abt 1881 Single Son Ontario Falkiner Robert Male 7 abt 1884 Single Son Ontario 1901 Canada, Census Ward 6, Toronto, Ontario Falkiner Henry Male Head 13 Jan 1834 age 67 Ireland Immigration1848 Retired Falkiner Elizabeth Female Wife 21 Jun 1840 age 60 Ireland Immigration1852 Falkiner Henry Male Son 27 Jan 1875 age25 Ontario - hardwear Falkiner Richard Male Son 15 Mar 1877 23 Ontario - clerk Falkiner Arthur Male Son 13 Apr 1879 21 Ontario - mechanic Falkiner George Male Son 11 Jan 1881 19 Ontario - lumber clerk Falkiner Robert Male Son 26 Jun 1883 17 Ontario - laborer http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/CoTipperary/2011-04/1302209335 Death Notices from The Christian Guardian (Ontario, Canada), Rev Donald A McKenzie HOBBS, Robert born in Co Tipperary, came to Canada with a small family c. 18 years ago, settling in Claredon Township, where he died the 30th ult, age c. 60 years. Predeceased by four children, survived by his wife and eight children. Published 23 Oct 1844. (There are several trees in Ancestry on Robert Hobbs (1784 - 1844) married Mary ??? http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/CoTipperary/2000-04/0956423385 This is the list of the people in County Tipperary who subscribed to the publication of The Topographical Dictionary of Ireland by Samuel Lewis in 1837. (I think that maybe to get your "lovely demesne in a beautiful setting" into the book, you may have had to be a subscriber - but that is only guess) Hobbs, Robert, esq., Borrisokane, co Tipperary (IS this father of James?) JAMES HOBBS born c1815, TERRYGLASS - died 18 Nov 1892, Clarendon Twp, Quebec, Canada m 1842, Shawville, Pontiac, Quebec - Mary Jane ELLIOTT Margaret HOBBS (1843, Clarendon, Q - 1919, Clarendon) Robert - (1845, Clarendon - 1925) Ann - (1845, Clarendon - Hugh Hobbs - (1847, Quebec - ) Elizabeth Hobbs (1850, Clarendon - 1863, CLarendon) Catherine (1854, Clarendon - 1895) James Alexander HOBBS (c1858, Margaret HOBBS (1843, Clarendon, Q - 1919, Clarendon) Elizabeth Ann (1863, CLarendon - ) 1861 census - Clarendon - living next door to ELLIOTT James (40), Elizabeth (35) Rebecca (10) - another ELLIOTT family down the road HOBBS James (33) - 1818 Ireland - farmer Mary Jane (30) - c1821, Ireland Margaret (8) - c1844, Canada Anne (7) - c1845, Canada Robert (6) - c1846, Canada Hugh (4) - c1848, Canada Elizabeth (1) - c 1851, Canada Mary Jane (1) - c1851, Canada HOBBS Edward (20) - c1832, Canada - farmer Rebecca (21) - c1833, Ireland HOBBS Mary (61) - c1791, Ireland - farmer MAry (31) - c 1821, Ireland Milly Ann (24) - c1828, Canada http://boards.ancestry.com/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=2879&p=localities.britisles.ireland.tip.general Hi, I am looking for my ggggreat grandfather Robert or it could be Daniel Wellwood. He was born approx. in the mid 1700s. He and his family came to Ontario, Canada around 1830. I have found a brother-in-law, William Hobbs, from Borrisokane, Tipperary who settled in the Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada. His notes state that Robert Wellwood resided at Borrisokane and was known by a Captain Towers also of Borrisokane. (Is this a possible brother to My James (1798 - 1855)?) I have a William Hobbs born 1782, who emigrates to Quebec. I am not certain of the year. However, in the bytown.com site, I find a Wm. Hobbs who in 1820 asks for assistance (Ireland) to send for brother-in-law Robert Wellwood in Borrisokane, Tipperary, Ireland. Wm. Hobbs belongs to the Hobbs I am researching. The above is telling me that one of his sister's must have married Robert Wellwood. Would I ever be interested in who that might be. Do you have any idea? Of the Hobbs family Wm. represents as a sibling, I only have three children. Wm. Hobbs b.1782, Robert Hobbs b. 1790 and Margaret Hobbs born 1810. Margaret married an Armstrong, so I know she wouldn't be Robert's wife. Also interesting that somewhere in my 4 to 5 years of research I came across a "Little" Family in the central provinces where the branches of Robert Hobbs traveled. Some of the Hobbss moved on down to the USA, into Minnesota and North Dakota, and then into Montana, where I come into the picture eventually. I would love to know the connections to the Little's. (Are these the siblings of James (1798 - 1855) According to our family history, our ancestors were born in County Tipperary but left to come to Canada about 1816 to 1818 based on the birth dates of various children. In fact there are as many as five Hobbs families in the area who have no idea as to any common ancestors in Ireland or before. All arrived about the same time and settled in the same area. Does anybody have any leads for me? William Hobbs born abt 1872 in Ireland and married Mary ? who was born abt 1874. They were buried in a Church of England cemetery. Children born in Ireland were: James 1807 (married Mary Evoy in Canada) Daniel 1810 Jane 1813 Ann 1815 Children born in Canada were: William 1819 who married Bridgit Tracey born in Ireland in 1826 (Patrick Tracey and Katherine McDonald) Ruth 1820 Maria 1826 Thanks for any help. Jim Hobbs REPLY Where, in Canada, are your Hobbs' located? There are about 20 Hobbs' in my data base, but the most closely related is Mary Elizabeth HOBBS, 7 Jul 1865. She married William Edward McCUTCHEON, b. 25 Aug 1869 in W. Nissouri Twp., Middlesex Co. William and Mary were married 6 Jun 1894 and lived in Thorndale, ON, for 65 years until Mary died 18 May 1959. They had no children. Dick McCutcheon, Sault Ste Marie, ON REPLY This may or may not be a late Christmas present. The McCabe List from 1829 (I'll explain what that is after I give the Hobbs information) includes a William Hobbs, from the parish and town of Borrisokane in County Tipperary. William was applying on behalf of his brother-in-law, Robert Wellwood, having a family who resides in Borrisokane and is known to Captn. Towers of Said Place. The McCabe list is named after the genealogist who found the list in the English Public Record Office. It was a petition as of Feb 1829 by residents in the Bytown area (now known as Ottawa), listing families members still in Ireland who would come to Canada if they received government assistance. They generally named a gentleman of respectability who could vouch for the family, in the Hobbs case it was Captain Towers. You didn't mention where your Hobbs family lived but if they were in the Ottawa area, this may very well be them. Since your family is Protestant, you might want to try a book written about the early settlement in Ontario by northern TIpperary Protestant families. They began arrriving in 1818 and settled in the Carp Valley in western Carleton. I cannot remember the name of the book but I am sure that someone out there on the list knows it. If no one comes up with it, let me know and I'll track it down. We may have a copy in the Iowa Genealogical Society's library. I'll check. Theresa Liewer - Ankeny, Iowa An interesting article on the history of the Dagg family in Tip and history of N Tip in general http://members.shaw.ca/cullen/History-of-dagg-surname.htm http://www.multiculturalcanada.ca/Encyclopedia/A-Z/i9/4 From: The Encyclopedia of Canada's Peoples/Irish Protestants/Bruce S. Elliott Dictionary Of Canadian Biography - TALBOT Richard http://biographi.ca/en/bio/talbot_richard_8E.html WHO IS THIS???????????? Launceston Examiner 27 Oct 1859 MARRIAGE. On the 12th instant, at Christ's Church, Longford. Tasmania, by the Venerable Arch. deacon Reibey, assisted by the Rev. William Dry, George Hobbs, Esquire, Lieutenant 40th Regiment. eldest son of Henry William Hobbs, Esq., Bloomfleld Park, County Tipperary, to Emily Mary, second daughter of Henry Clayton, Esq., Wickford, Tasmania. also in the Cornwall Chronicle (Launceston) The Argus )Melbourne) 13 Feb 1861 BIRTHS BIRTHS. On the 9th ult., at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Francis Evans, Launceston, Tasmania, the wife of Lieutenant George Hobbs, 40th Regiment, of a daughter. The Daily Southern Cross 29 Dec 1862 (The Southern Cross began as a weekly paper in Auckland on 22 April 1843. In 1862 it became the first daily newspaper in Auckland, changing its name to the Daily Southern Cross. The Southern Cross was merged with the New Zealand Herald, which is still published today, in 1876.) Charges against Samuel Henry Johnstone and Frederick Souter for stealing two boilers and a tub, the property of Lieutenant Hobbs, of the 40th regiment. George Hobbs, lieutenant in the 40th regiment stationed at Auckland - residing at the corner of The Kyber Pass Road ........... paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=DSC18631231.. In Dec 1863 Lieu Hobbs was a pall bearer at the funeral of Ensign Ducrow who was wounded at Rangiriri and died days later. Funeral in Auckland https://sites.google.com/site/40thoffoot/home-1/soldiers-names-1/soldiers-name-G---H Lieut HOBBS arrived NZ on the ship "Salsette" Find A Grave Charlotte Augusta Matilda Creagh Hobbs Birth 1769 Ireland Death 30 Jun 1838 (aged 68–69) Barnaboy, County Offaly, Ireland Burial Ballyboy Churchyard Ballyboy, County Offaly, Ireland Tombstone inscription: "Sacred to the memory of George Hobbs Esqr late of Barnaboy who departed this life the 30th of January 1838 Aged 72 years Also to the memory of John Hobbs and George Hobbs third and fourth sons of the above George Hobbs who died, the Former, 2nd July 1824 aged 28 years and the latter died 24th June 1832 aged 34 years Also lieth here the remains of Charlotte Augusta Matilda Hobbs wife of the above George Hobbs Senr who departed this life on the 30th June 1838 Aged 69 years Also lieth beneath this tomb the mortal remains of Jane wife of the above named George Hobbs Jun Died 23rd May 1845 Aged 39 years" |
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