Sources: [1] Personal correspondence, John Hassell, 13/1/2008. Cites research of Godfrey Sinclair Hasell (dec'd). [2] Cambridge, Great St Mary's parish deeds, Reference: CCCC09/08/211, <http://janus.lib.cam.ac.uk/db/node.xsp?id=Search>. [3] Personal correspondence, Barry Sharp, 3/5/2019. Cites letter from the Royal Commission on Historic Monuments to John Paul of Bottisham Place; wills of John Hasell (1572), John Ballarde (1583), William Hasell (1627), John Hasell (1701), Mary Clench (1711), John Clench (1729) and Thomas Dennis (1820); Findmypast; parish registers; Consistory Court, Clench vs Covill 1704; personal correspondence with John Paul, current owner of Bottisham Place & Chris Marsh. |
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1.1. John Hessil, born 1480 Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1,2] Died 1530.[2] Married Miss Wright.[1] Children of John Hessil and Miss Wright: |
** |
i. | |
John Hasill,[1] born 1510, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2] {1.1.1} |
Sources: [1] Personal correspondence, John Hassell, 13/1/2008. Cites research of Godfrey Sinclair Hasell (dec'd). [2] http://www.familysearch.org (IGI); Ba:C134101, So:1040371. [3] http://www.familysearch.org (IGI). [4] FreePR, <http://www.freereg.org.uk/cgi/Search.pl>. |
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1.1.1.1.
John Hasell,[10] born 1525, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire,
England.[1,2,9] John's will was dated 13/9/1572,[1,2,3] he
probably died and was buried at Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England,
around this
date. John's will named his younger son, Richard, as principal heir and
executor, with a bequest to his eldest son, John, with the caveat that
"except the said John do molest, trouble or puts to law, Agnes his
mother or his brother Richard for any cause or matter concerned in this
my will then I will he shall not have the tenements and lands nor those
I had bought of Robert Oliver but I give them to Richard my son his
heirs and assignees forever", the will also left (with no caveat) lands
and tenements to his grandson, John, only surviving son of his son
John.[18] On 25/11/1557 John lent Queen Mary 40 marks paid via Sir John
Cotten.[9] Married Agnes,[1,2,3,10], c.1547.[1,9] In 1564 John and
Agnes were living at Bottisham Place, as evidence by a wooden carving
still found in the house today which bears the initials of John &
Agnes, the date of 1564 and a depiction of John and Agnes.[4,5] The
significance of the date is uncertain, possibly it refers to the
construction of Bottisham Place or at least the start of John and
Agnes' occupancy. Agnes died 23/10/1575, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3]
Agnes was herself a wealthy woman and had many legacies.[10]
Children of John & Agnes Hassil: |
* |
i. |
John Hasill, born about c.1548, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1,9] {1.1.1.1.1} | |
** |
ii. |
Richard Hasill, born c.1549, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1,7,9] {1.1.1.1.3} | |
iii. |
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Elizabeth Hasill, born about 1550, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Married Thomas Willowes, 14/1/1573, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[6] |
1.1.1.2. Thomas Hasill,[8] born after 1525, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Married unknown. Children of Thomas Hassil: |
i. |
John Hasill, baptised 9/2/1566, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[8] Died before 1570 when a 2d son, John, was baptised. | ||
ii. |
John Hasill, baptised 13/4/1570, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[8] Possibly before 1573 when a 3rd son, John, was baptised. | ||
iii. |
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Johannes Hasill, baptised 19/12/1573, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[8] | |
iv. |
Lawrence Hasill, baptised 19/7/1579, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[8] |
1.1.1.3. William Hassell,[14] born about 1520. {Possible son of John}
William was a Town sergeant of Cambridge.[16] William Hasell, along
with Roger Smith and John Capper, were called upon by the
vice-chancellor and common notary of Cambridge University and bound
with an oath to dig up the bones of Martin Bucer from St Michael's church, 1563.[16] Married Agnes Gilson, 17/4/1541,
St Benedicts, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[14,15] Children of William Hassil & Agnes Gibson:[17] |
i. |
Dennis (Denise) Heisell, born c.1543, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[14] Married Henry Imlay, 1568, St Mary the Great, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[14] | ||
* |
ii. |
Unknown Hasell. {1.1.1.3.1} |
1.1.1.1.1.
John Hasill, born c.1548, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[11,12]
Died after 1576. Dated 1572, was named an heir in the will of his
father, with a bequest to his eldest son, John, with the caveat that
"except the said John do molest, trouble or puts to law, Agnes his
mother or his brother Richard for any cause or matter concerned in this
my will then I will he shall not have the tenements and lands nor those
I had bought of Robert Oliver but I give them to Richard my son his
heirs and assignees forever", the will also left (with no caveat) lands
and tenements to his grandson, John, only surviving son of his son
John.[21] Married unknown. Children of John Hasell: |
i. |
Richard Hasill, baptised 30/3/1564, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1,12] Died before 1572 (from his grandfather's will). | ||
ii. |
Ellen Hasill, baptised 28/9/1565, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] | ||
* |
iii. |
John Hasill, baptised 5/4/1568, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] {1.1.1.1.1.1} | |
* |
iv. |
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Isabell Hasill, likely born between 1560-1570. {Parentage of Isabell is unknown, but she married and had several children around 1600 in Bottisham. Too old to have been Richard's daughter and Thomas apears to have left with his family before 1600. No marriage has been found for Ellen, so it is possible Ellen and Isabell are the same person}. {1.1.1.1.1.2} |
v. |
Susan Hasill, baptised 22/6/1576, St John the Evangelist, Little Wilbraham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[15] |
1.1.1.1.3.
Richard Hasill,[1,9,11,12] born 1549, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire,
England.[11,12] Died 1620, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[11]
Dated 1572, was named principal heir and executor in the will of his
father, with a bequest to his eldest son, John, with the caveat that
"except the said John do molest, trouble or puts to law, Agnes his
mother or his brother Richard for any cause or matter concerned in this
my will then I will he shall not have the tenements and lands nor those
I had bought of Robert Oliver but I give them to Richard my son his
heirs and assignees forever", the will also left (with no caveat) lands
and tenements to his grandson, John, only surviving son of his son
John.[21] Dated 15/10/1583, was a witness to the will of John
Ballarde.[22] Under the Poor Act of 1597,[16] Richard, as a property
owner, paid a
levy of £30, which was collected by Sir John Payton.[12] Overseer of
bye laws, Balsham, 1597 & 1602.[21] Richard,
along with his son, John, were members of the "Family of Love" sect;
also members were John Ballard (possibly the father of Richard's second
wife), Thomas Lawrence (father-in-law of Richard's son, John) and
several members of the Rule family (Richard's son, William, married a
Rule).[14] Richard's son, John, appears to have been a much more active
member of the sect than his father.[14] Married
Phillippe
(Phillipa) Collyn,[9,11,12] 3/4/1569, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co
Cambridgeshire, England.[2,3] Phillipa died 11/1580,[9] Bottisham, Co
Cambridgeshire, England. Married 2nd Alice Ballard, 19/1/1580-1581, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2,9] Alice died 1618/1619 and was
buried 1/2/1618-1619, Holy Trinity, Bottisham.[9] {See entry for
John {1.1.1.1.3.1} for more details on the "Family of Love"} Alice was probably the d/o John Ballard, died 1583.[21] Resided 1597, 1602, Balsham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[21] |
In 1589 James Alington
bought 120 acres of land at Great Wilbraham from the Hasell family,[17]
presumably either Richard or his brother, John (see above). John did
have a daughter baptised at Little Wilbraham in 1576, but his
grandchildren were baptised at Bottisham. When James died c.1627, his
lands passed to his nephew Sir Giles Alington of Horseheath, whose
heirs, the lords Alington, owned much land in the Wilbrahams in the mid
17th century.[17] Children of Richard Hassil and Phillipa Collyn:[4]
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i. |
Thomas Hasill, baptised 1/11/1581, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Was a student at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1598-1603 where he was an actor in several academic plays.[13] Possibly the father of the Thomas Hazell baptised 25/5/1606, St Nicholas, Great Wilbraham, Co Cambridgeshire, England, parents unstated.[15] | ||
ii. |
Edmund Hasill, baptised 26/10/1582, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] | ||
iii. |
Mary Hasill, baptised 20/9/1583, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Married Lawrence Browne, 6/1/1608, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2] | ||
iv. |
Margaret Hasill, baptised 20/9/1583, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Married William Rule, 16/2/1603, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2] | ||
* |
v. |
William Hasill, baptised 17/1/1584, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] {1.1.1.1.3.3} | |
vi. |
Susan Hasill, baptised 23/1/1585, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Married Edward Duffielde, 11/6/1604, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2] | ||
* |
vii. |
Robert Hasill, baptised 31/4/1587, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] {1.1.1.1.3.4} | |
viii. |
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Lawrence Hasill, baptised 15/12/1588, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Baptism also registered at Holy Trinity, Balsham, Cambridgeshire.[15] Balsham was the regional centre for the "Family of Love" and in fact one of the most important centres in England for the cult.[14] | |
ix. |
Henry Hasill, baptised 13/12/1590, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Baptism also registered at Holy Trinity, Balsham, Cambridgeshire.[15] Balsham was the regional centre for the "Family of Love" and in fact one of the most important centres in England for the cult.[14] | ||
x. |
Alicia Hasill, baptised 3/5/1593, Holy Trinity, Balsham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5] Baptism also registered at Bottisham, Cambridgeshire.[15] Balsham was the regional centre for the "Family of Love" and in fact one of the most important centres in England for the cult.[14] |
1.1.1.3.1 Unknown Hasell. {Robert
& John, brothers below, are likely grandchildren of either
William or Richard Hasell who were living in Cambridge in the 1540's
and up to at least the 1560's in William's case. Their ages indicate
there would have to be an intermediate generation. The frequency of
Christian names would suggest "John Hasell" as the most likely name for
"unknown"} Children of unknown Hasell:[19] |
i. |
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Robert Hasell, of age by 1586[18]
(likely born between 1560-1570). During the 1580's Robert was
curate-in-charge of the church at Milton, Cambridgeshire.[20] He was
also a trader in corn.[20] On
12/6/1586 the rectory and advowson in Milton was leased to Robert
Hasell, clerk, from John Taylor, rector; the seals of Robert Hasell and
John Taylor were attached.[18] Dated 23/6/1586 is a letter of attorney
from John Taylor to Robert Hasell, directing Robert to appear at all
synods and visitations.[18] Dated 24/2/1589-1590, the assignment of
next presentation, by Ann Ladd, widow and executrix of Michael Brisley
to Robert Hasell.[18] On the same date was the assignment of William
Heron's bond to Michael Brisley by Ann Ladd to Robert Hasell.[18] On
the same date bond for performance of covenants on 20/5/1573, grant of
next presentation by the Earl of Derby to Michael Brisley, from Ann
Ladd to Robert Hasell.[18] On 16/4/1590 Robert Hasell's lease of the
rectory in Milton, Cambridgeshire was assigned to his brother,
John.[18] {Milton is a few km to the north of Cambridge} On the same
date assignments of presentation were granted to Michael Brisley &
William Heron, by Robert Hasell to John Hasell, his brother.[18] On
16/5/1592 a covenant for a new lease of the rectory at Milton was made
by John Taylor, rector of Milton, to Robert Hasell, vicar of
Bryden.[18] {Location of Bryden is unknown. No such place exists today
and the compilers of source [18], namely Cambridge University, indicate
it is unknown to them as well}. On 9/4/1593 an assignment of next
presentation was granted to William Heron, from Robert and John Hasell,
to Thomas Smythe of Cambridge; the seals of Robert and John Hasell are
attached.[18] On the same date an assignment of lease of the rectory at
Milton and of John Taylor's covenant was made, from Robert and John
Hasell to Thomas Smythe of Cambridge; the seals of Robert and John
Hasell are attached.[18] The following children
may or may not be siblings (see note [19]), they may belong to John or
Robert. I have placed them with Robert because John may have been too
young to have been the father of the older children listed.
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ii. |
John Hasell, of age by 1590.[18] John
does not appear in the earlier deeds (see entry for Robert) so it is
likely he was recently "of age" in 1590, that is, born between
1565-1575. Brother of Robert, above.[18] On 16/4/1590 Robert Hasell's
lease of the
rectory in Milton, Cambridgeshire was assigned to his brother,
John.[18] {Milton is a few km to the north of Cambridge} On the same
date assignments of presentation were granted to Michael Brisley &
William Heron, by Robert Hasell to John Hasell, his brother.[18] On
9/4/1593 an assignment of next
presentation was granted to William Heron, from Robert and John Hasell,
to Thomas Smythe of Cambridge; the seals of Robert and John Hasell are
attached.[18] On the same date an assignment of lease of the rectory at
Milton and of John Taylor's covenant was made, from Robert and John
Hasell to Thomas Smythe of Cambridge; the seals of Robert and John
Hasell are attached.[18] |
1.1.1.1.1.1.
John Hasill,[10] baptised 5/4/1568, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co
Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Dated 1572, was named an heir in the will
of his grandfather, with a bequest to his eldest son, John, with the
caveat that "except the said John do molest, trouble or puts to law,
Agnes his mother or his brother Richard for any cause or matter
concerned in this my will then I will he shall not have the tenements
and lands nor those I had bought of Robert Oliver but I give them to
Richard my son his heirs and assignees forever", the will also left
(with no caveat) lands and tenements to his grandson, John, only
surviving son of his son John.[15] Married Alice, about 1590/1595. Children of John & Alice Hassil: |
i. |
Thomas Hasill, baptised 9/1/1596, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
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ii. |
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Richard Hasill, baptised 22/1/1597, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] {1.1.1.1.1.1.1} |
iii. |
John Hasill, baptised 28/2/1601, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] |
1.1.1.1.1.2. Isabell Hasill, likely born between 1560-1570.
Married Thomas Limber, 25/10/1599, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[8] Children of Isabell Hassil: |
i. |
Edward Hasill, baptised 17/8/1590, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
ii. |
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Robert Hasill, baptised 13/10/1594, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] |
1.1.1.1.3.1. John Hasill,[9,10] baptised
20/5/1574, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Died
1545/1546.[9] Churchwarden, Bottisham, 1602-1604.[15] John, his father (Richard) and father-in-law (and so
presumably also John's wife) and many other members of John's family and in-laws were members of the "Family of
Love",[12,15] a religious sect of Dutch origin also known as the Familists
or Familia Caritatis. Founded about 1540 by Dutch merchant Hendrik
Niclaes, who had previously been in trouble for heresy, the sect held
to the mystic Christian
Children of John Hassil & Helen Lawrence: |
i. |
John Hasill, baptised 16/3/1599, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
ii. |
Thomas Hasill, baptised 15/4/1604, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
* |
iii. |
Edward Hasill, baptised 15/4/1604, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3,9] {1.1.1.1.3.1.1} | |
iv. |
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William Hasill, baptised 29/6/1606, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | |
v. |
Phillipe Hasill, baptised 18/9/1608, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
vi. |
Henry Hasill, baptised 10/3/1610, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
vii. |
Lawrence Hasill, baptised 2/3/1615, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] |
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1.1.1.1.3.3. William Hasill, baptised 17/1/1584, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Married Grace Rule,
1/2/1608, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England (1/2/1608 and
6/2/1608 are both given for the wedding).[7,8] Children of William Hassil & Grace Rule: |
* |
i. |
Richard Hasill, baptised 3/12/1609, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[15] (1.1.1.1.3.3.1) |
|
ii. |
Margaret Hasill, baptised 10/1/1612, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Married Robert Hudd, 25/3/1633, St Edward, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[14] | ||
iii. |
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William Hasill, baptised 18/6/1615, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | |
iv. |
William Hasill, baptised 14/5/1620, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
v. |
Mary Hasill, baptised 21/9/1621, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
* |
vi. |
John Hasill, baptised 16/5/1624, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] |
1.1.1.1.3.4. Robert Hasill, baptised 31/4/1587, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Married Mary Duffine,
3/10/1611, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[8] Children of Robert Hassil & Mary Duffine: |
* |
i. |
Robert Hasill, baptised 26/3/1616, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] {1.1.1.1.3.4.1} | |
ii. |
Martha Hasill, baptised 25/6/1620, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
iii. |
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Ellen Hasill, baptised 13/1/1621, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | |
iv. |
Marie Hasill, baptised 9/11/1623, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] |
1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Richard Hasill, baptised 22/1/1597, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5] Died 1635.[15] Married Anne Moorden, 3/11/1628,
All Saints, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[6] Anne married 2nd George Fouke, 1635.[16] George a gentleman.[16] Children of Richard Hassil & Anne Moorden: |
i. |
Phillipa Hasill, baptised 25/4/1630, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5] Married William Greene, 30/4/1646, St Nicholas, Great Wilbraham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[13] | ||
ii. |
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John Hasill, baptised 11/3/1631, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5] Died before 1636. | |
iii. |
Ellen Hasill, baptised 6/1/1634, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5] Married Thomas Bradwell, 20/4/1663, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[7] |
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** |
i. |
Elizabeth Sizer, baptised 19/12/1633, St Mary, Westley Waterless, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] {1.1.1.1.3.2.1.1} | |
ii. |
Roger Syser, baptised 18/5/1636, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
iii. |
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John Siser, baptised 6/3/1643, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | |
iv. |
Walter Sizer, baptised 18/3/1646, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | ||
v. |
Samuel Siser, baptised 6/2/1647, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] |
1.1.1.1.3.3.1. Richard Hasill, baptised 3/12/1609, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[15] Married Susan Salisbury, 30/4/1635, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[7,15] (1.1.1.1.3.3.1) Children of Richard Hassil & Susan Salisbury: |
i. |
John Hasill, baptised 1/5/1636, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5] | ||
ii. |
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Richard Hasill, baptised 11/1637, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5] | |
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iii. |
William Hasill, baptised 24/11/1639, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5] {1.1.1.1.3.3.1.1} |
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1.1.1.1.3.4.1. Robert Hasill,
baptised 26/3/1616, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5]
Married Alse Lorkin, 5/2/1641, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[7] Children of Robert Hassil & Alse Lorkin: |
i. |
|
Robert
Hasill, baptised 3/5/1640, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5] Married Jane Emans, 1/1/1662, Saint Giles,
Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Married 2nd Grace Parish, 30/10/1673, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[7] Married 3rd Anne
Cobb, 14/5/1682, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[13]
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1.1.1.3.1.1.1. William Hassell,[13] born before 1590. Married Sarah.[13] Children of William Hassell & Sarah: |
i. |
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Elizabeth Hasell,[13] born about 1610. Married Edward Lamfeer, 19/2/1627, Saint Peter, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[13] {May be daughter of Robert. No other likely candidates known} | |
* |
ii. |
Richard Hassell, born c.1622, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[13] {1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1} |
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Dalemain dates
back to at least 1136,[39] and over the centuries has been heavily
modified with wings added and a fake Georgian Facade of pink sandstone
having been added in the mid
18th century.[19,21,29,30] It possesses a mixture of medieval, Tudor
and early-Georgian architecture.[29] The oldest surviving part of the
house is an early-12th century pele-tower and hall, on the north
side,[29] however the "building" dates back to Saxon times.[30] The
hall was floored over in the 16th century and and a kitchen was later
added to the east.[29] Edward's son, Edward, completed work on the west
and south in 1745.[29] The older buildings, now hidden, were converted
into servants' quarters and spare bedrooms.[29] Since then the property
has remained in the family and there have been few changes to the
building.[29] The reception rooms have late-17th and early-18th century
furniture and pictures. The Entrance Hall has a cantilevered oak
staircase and displays a large view of the Piazzetta at Venice by
Marieschi.[29] The Chinese Drawing Room has hand-painted wallpaper,
dating from the 1750s and a wooden Rococo chimneypiece.[29] A spiral
staircase in the pele-tower leads to a series of bedroom over the
medieval hall.[29] The old parts of the building have typical winding
passageways and staircases connecting different levels.[30] A Priest's
hidey-hole opens to the housekeeper's room-originally the priest had to
climb the kitchen chimney.[30,39] The priest’s hole was added by the
Laytons, who were Catholics,[39] somewhat hazardous to the health
during the purges of the Reformation!The house was originally owned by the
brother (John de Morville) of one of Thomas à Becket's
murderers.[30,39] Buildings surrounding the cobbled courtyard were added
by the Laytons, who owned Dalemain from the 1272 to 1679.[30,39]
"Dalemain" means "manor in the valley" and lies about 2.5km east of the
village of Dacre. Sir Edward's son, Edward, would latter buy the castle
at Dacre. |
i. |
William Hasell, born 1697,[27]
baptised 30/8/1697, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[28] Died 1716.[27]
{According to [39] died before the death of his father, Edward, 1717} |
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ii. |
John Hasell,[27] baptised 30/9/1703, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[28] Died 1716.[27] {According to [39] died before the death of his father, Edward, 1717} | ||
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iii. |
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Edward Hasell, Esq.,[27] baptised 19/8/1698,[24,28] Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[17] {1.1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1} |
* |
iv. |
Rev Thomas Hasell, born before 1700, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire, died 9/11/1744.[14] {1.1.1.1.3.1.1.1.2} |
1.1.1.1.3.2.1.1. Elizabeth Sizer (d/o Elizabeth, d/o Elizabeth, d/o
Richard, s/o unknown), baptised 19/12/1633, St Mary, Westley Waterless, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Married
Stephen Page, 30/3/1653, St Mary, Stow Cum Quy, Co Cambridgeshire,
England.[5] Stephen baptised 5/5/1622, St Mary, Westley Waterless, Co
Cambridgeshire, England, son of John Page and Elizabeth nee Spiser.[3] Children of Stephen Page and Elizabeth Sizer: |
** |
i. |
Thomas Page, baptised 13/1/1654, St Mary, Westley Waterless, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1-3] {1.1.1.1.3.2.1.1.1} | |
ii. |
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Stephen Page, baptised 1/12/1656, St Mary, Westley Waterless, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] | |
iii. |
Joanna Page, baptised 19/4/1658, St Mary, Westley Waterless, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3,4] |
1.1.1.1.3.3.1.1. William Hasill, baptised 24/11/1639, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[6] Married Frances Tunwell, 13/7/1663, St John the Evangelist, Little Wilbraham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[8,40] Little
Willbraham is less than a mile south of Bottisham. Frances died 1711, Dullingworth, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[40] Children of William Hassil & Frances Tunwell:
|
1.1.1.1.3.3.2.1.
John Hasell, born 10/8/1654, baptised 29/8/1654, Holy Trinity,
Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[6] Died 1701 &
buried Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[6] John's
will, dated 1701, makes no reference to children indicating all of his
children died young.[40] John died possessed of considerable holdings
of land in Bottisham and the Wilbrahams, the manors of Soham and
Fordham and of the rectory in Soham, he left a series of legacies and
some cash, valuable assets, jewels, watches, furniture and properties
to a number of relatives of his first wife Frances, to relatives of
Mary Covill, to Cambridge colleges and to several uncles and cousins
named Baron, he left interests in property to his mother Sarah for
life, the residue of his considerable estate he left to Mary Cropley,
his third wife, his mother & widow were the only Hassell
beneficiaries in his will.[40] In 1704 John's widow successfully
contested his will.[40] Married Frances Anne Morden, 29/4/1686, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[13]
Frances died 1689 and was buried Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[13] Married
2nd Mary[13] Covill, 1/2/1693, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co
Cambridgeshire, England.[7,40] Mary, d/o Rev Dr John Covill, master
& keeper of King's College, Cambridge,[40] died 1698 and was buried
Holy Trinity,
Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[13] Married
3rd Mary Cropley (nee Wright), c.1700, St Mary, Rougham, Co Suffolk,
England.[40] Mary married 3rd John Clench, 1702.[40] John Clench,
gentleman.[40] Mary died 1711.[40] Mary bequeathed her entire estate to
her then husband, John Clench.[40] With the death of John, the story of
the Bottisham Hasell's
comes to an end after over 200 years. There is no further trace of
John's children and it is possible they all died young. By 1700
Bottisham Place, the ancestral home of the Hasell family, had passed
out of the family,[18] possibly upon John's death. In 1698 John,
described as a 'gentleman' was listed amongst those
contributing towards the £1,484,015 raised that year by order of
parliment to provide funds for William III for "disbanding Forces
paying Seamen and other Uses therein menc[i]oned."[25] In 1701 John,
described as a 'gentleman' was listed amongst those contributing
towards the £1,484,948 raised that year by order of parliment to
provide funds for William III for "defraying the Expence of His Navy
Guards and Garrisons for One Year and for other necessary
Occasions."[24] Children of John Hassell & Frances Anne Morden: |
i. |
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Edward Hassell, baptised 26/7/1687, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] Died before 1696 (from DOB of a 2nd son named Edward). | |
ii. |
Frances Hassell, baptised 16/6/1687,
Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[6] Died 1687 &
buried 9/8/1687, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England
(infant).[40] |
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iii. |
Anne Hassell, baptised 20/7/1688, Holy Trinity, Bottisham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[6] Died before 1701.[40] |
Children of John Hassell & Mary Covell:
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1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.
Richard Hassell, born c.1622, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[32] Died
17/1/1662, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[32] Married Joan
Boatman.[32] Married 2nd Grace Hullock, 5/11/1652, St Benedicts,
Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[32] Children of William Hassell & Joan Boatman: |
i. |
|
Ann Hasell.[32] Married Edward Herne, 26/10/1661, All Saints, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[32] | |
ii. |
Joseph Hassell, born 20/9/1645, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] |
* |
i. |
|
John Hasell,[32] born about 1665. {1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.1} |
1.1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.
Edward Hasell,[16] Esq., born 1698,[16] baptised
19/8/1698,[14,17] Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[16] Known as
"Blackcap".[16,26] In 1715 Edward bought Dacre Castle in Cumbria, a
14th
century border castle built for protection against the Scots, upon the
death of the fifth Lord Dacre.[12] Dacre Castle remains in the
possession
of the Hassell family.[12] Upon the death of his father, Sir
Edward, Edward Jr inherited Dalemain House, which remained the family
residence.[13,26] Edward's mother, Dorothy, helped him run the
property, experimenting with agriculture, breeding a new type of
longhorn cattle and creating the Georgian Dalemain that exists
today.[26] Dorothy continued to run the estate even after Edward
married, entrusting her daughter-in-law with such tasks as the upkeep
of the vermin register, a daily record of the number of rats and mice
caught![26] Work on the house was completed in 1744.[39] In 1745, with
the threat from the Second Jacobite Rebellion,[27] the Hasells withdrew
to York, leaving instructions that any intruding soldiers were to be
given anything they might demand.[26] Fortunately they returned from
their brief exile to find the house untouched.[26] Edward died
1781.[16] Married Julia Musgrave,[10,11,16,26]
20/8/1735.[11,14,16] Julia was the second daughter of Sir Christopher
Musgrave, 5th Baronett of Edenhall.[10] Julia was born on
7/8/1716,[11,16] Edenhall, Penrith, Cumberlandshire,[11] baptised
7/8/1716, Edenhall, Penrith,[11] and died in 1778.[11,16,23]
Children of Edward Hassell & Julia Musgrave: |
i. |
|
William Hasell, born 1736,[16]
baptised 12/9/1736, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[10,15] Known as "The
Planter".[16] Died 1786.[16] William inherited Dalemain & Dacre
upon the death of his father in 1781.[26] William devoted his life to
his hobbies - he bred dogs and bred horses.[26] He lived off the family
assets and did not himself have any gainful employment.[26] He was,
however, interested in gardens, enjoyed planning the park and had
plants brought from abroad.[26] Some of his apple trees are still
there.[26] Other plants are said to have died awaiting delivery in the
carter’s yard, because the carter refused to move them until previous
bills had been paid.[26] William left no children and was succeeded by
his brother, Edward.[26] |
|
ii. |
Edward Hasell, born 1737,[16] baptised
9/10/1737, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[10,15] Died 1794.[16] Prior to
his death Edward resided Liverpool, Lancashire.[23] He was a
tobacco[26] merchant,
although somewhat unsuccessful as a letter written at the time
suggests:
"The failure of Edward Hasell, Liverpool merchant 1789-1793".[23]
Edward succeeded his brother, William, as lord of Dalemain &
Dacre.[26] Edward does not appear to have married or have had any
children as the estate passes after him to his eldest nephew, another
Edward. |
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* |
iii. |
Christopher Hasell, Esq, born 1739,[16] baptised 6/1/1739, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[10,15] {1.1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.1} | |
iv. |
John Hasell, born 1740,[16] baptised 15/1/1740, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[10,15] Known as "Sailor Jack".[16] Died 1782.[16] | ||
v. |
Julia Hasell, born 1741,[16] baptised
14/5/1741, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[10,15] Died 1783.[16] Married
Richard Houghton, Esq,[10,17] about 1767.[17] Richard was from Oxford,
Oxfordshire, born 6/2/1732.[17] |
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vi. |
Dorothy Hasell, born 21/10/1743, baptised 17/11/1743, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[17] | ||
vi. |
Jane Hasell, born 14/4/1745,[16,17]
baptised 18/5/1745, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[10,15] Died
11/8/1820.[16,17]
Married William Salmond, Esq,[10,17] (3 or 10)/10/1765.[17] William
born 4/8/1737, of Waterfoot, Cumberlandshire, and died 4/8/1779.[17]
{[17] gives Jane's dob as 22/4/1745} |
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vii. |
Mary Hasell, born 1647,[16] baptised 28/5/1747, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[10,15] Died 1809.[16] Did not marry.[10] |
1.1.1.1.3.1.1.1.2. Rev. Thomas Hasell, born before 1698, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[9]
Died 9/11/1744, South Carolina, USA.[9] Married Elizabeth Ashby,
21/1/1713-1714.[9] Elizabeth, the daughter of John Ashby and Constantia
Broughton, was born 1698-1699 and died 3/1745-1746.[9] Children of Thomas Hassell & Elizabeth Ashby: |
i. |
|
Thomas Hasell, born 18/8/1718.[9] Married Alice Merritt, 26/4/1744.[9] | |
ii. |
Constantina Hasell, born 1/4/1721.[9] | ||
iii. |
John Hasell, born 25/2/1722-1723, Berkley, South Carolina, USA.[9] Died 1752.[9] Married Hannah Simons, 27/4/1749.[9] | ||
iv. |
Elizabeth Hasell, born 14/1/1725, died 3/6/1762.[9] | ||
v. |
Andrew Hasell, born 22/3/1728-1729.[9] Died 11/9/1763.[9] | ||
vi. |
Mary Hasell, born 29/7/1734, died 1/1768.[9] | ||
vii. |
Ann Hasell, born 9/3/1736, died 28/1/1767.[9] |
|
|
1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.1. John Hasell,[17] born about 1665. Married Frances Barber, 18/4/1689, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] Children of John Hassell & Frances Barber: |
i. |
|
Edward Hasell,[17] born before 1700. Died 1754, buried 2/10/1754, St Benedict, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] Married Elizabeth.[17] Elizabeth died 1751, buried 11/10/1751, St Benedict, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] | |
* |
ii. |
John Hasell, born c.1694, St Peters College, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] {1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.1.1} |
1.1.1.1.3.3.1.1.1. William Hasell, baptised 12/11/1665, All Saints,
Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] Married Prudence.[17] {The
1st two
children for William are speculative. They are too young to be the
children of William Sr and Frances and too old or otherwise excluded
from being children of William Sr's other sons. The church of All Saints
was destroyed by lightning on Trinity Sunday, 1766. A repalcement church, St Vigors was built c.1780.[29]} Children of William Hasell & Prudence: |
i. |
|
Thomas
Hazel, born before 1688. Married Alice Pendley, 29/1/1708, All Saints,
Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] Alice died 16/10/1721, All Saints,
Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17]
|
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ii. |
Edward Hasell, born before 1690. Married Catherine.[17]
|
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iii. |
William Hazell, baptised 23/11/1698, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] | ||||||||||||||
iv. |
John Hazel, baptised 24/4/1700, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] Married Anne Mayles, 1/1/1722, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] | ||||||||||||||
v. |
Margaret Hazel, baptised 11/10/1702, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] Married Matthew Dawson, 3/9/1724, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] | ||||||||||||||
vi. |
Valentine Hazel, baptised 14/2/1713, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] |
1.1.1.1.3.3.1.1.2. John Hazell, baptised 7/5/1669, All Saints,
Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[17] Married Flower,[17] last name unknown. Children of John Hazell & Flower: |
|
|
1.1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.1.
Christopher Hasell,[6,9] Esq., born 1739,[6] baptised 6/1/1739,
Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[7,8] Died 1773.[6,11] Christopher died
before his father (1781) and it appears that by 1765 he had moved to
Liverpool, Lancashire, and he remained there until at least 1771. Since
he died only 2 years latter it is possible he died at Liverpool. It
appears the Dalemain estate passed directly to Christopher's eldest
son, Edward, upon the death of Christopher's father in 1781. Married
Elizabeth[9] Goad,[7,9] 19/2/1765,[9,11] Saint Peter Church Street,
Liverpool, Lancashire.[9] The Goad's were from Liverpool, Lancashire
and
involved in the slave trade, transporting African slaves to the
Americas.[11] At the time of his marriage Christopher was described as
a merchant.[11] From 1762-1771 Christopher was listed as a freeman of
Liverpool, a merchant and a shipowner in the Liverpool Plantation
Registers.[11] , Christopher was also actively involved in the slave
trade,[12,13] notably organising raids on Benin (located on the Bight
of Benin, between Togo and Nigeria). He was described as a "significant
slave trader in Liverpool,[14] a shipowner & trader, rather than a
captain. Children of Christopher Hasell & Elizabeth Goad: |
* |
i. |
|
Edward Hasell, born 1766,[6] baptised 31/1/1766, St Thomas', Liverpool, Lancashire.[9] {1.1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.1.1} |
ii. |
Julia Hasell,[7] baptised 22/1/1767, St Thomas', Liverpool, Lancashire.[9] Did not marry.[7] | ||
iii. |
Elizabeth Hasell,[7] baptised 18/3/1770, St Thomas', Liverpool, Lancashire.[9] Married Edward Houghton, Esq, of Liverpool,[7,9] 24/2/1794, Liverpool, Lancashire.[9] Edward was born 3/7/1771 and died 24/2/1820.[9] |
1.1.1.1.3.2.1.1.1.1. Mary Page, baptised 2/11/1684, St Mary, Westley Waterless, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[5] Married William Oake, 1/10/1704, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] William was born about 1680. {For further generations refer to the Oake & Turner charts} Children of Mary Page and William Oake: |
i. |
|
William Oak, baptised 9/3/1706, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2] | |
ii. |
Stephen Oak, baptised 9/7/1710, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2,4] | ||
iii. |
Mary Oake, baptised 30/1/1712, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2] | ||
iv. |
Andrew Oak, baptised 5/11/1718, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2] | ||
** |
v. |
Anne Oak, baptised 4/5/1722, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2] Married John Turner, 1/11/1747, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] |
1.1.1.1.3.3.1.1.2.1. John Hasell, baptised 9/5/1697, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Married Elizabeth.[9] Children of John Hasell & Elizabeth: |
i. |
|
Elizabeth Hassel, baptised 19/4/1719, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Married William Fromant, 6/3/1739, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] William baptised 30/9/1711, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] | ||||
ii. |
Martha Hasell, baptised 28/10/1722, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Married William Woodhouse, 25/12/1746, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] | |||||
iii. |
Lucy Hasell, baptised 26/2/1726, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] | |||||
iv. |
John
Hazel, baptised 11/6/1732, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9]
Married Susan Nelson, 25/6/1755, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9]
|
1.1.1.1.3.3.1.1.3.1. Thomas Hasle,[9] baptised 12/3/1698, All Saints,
Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Married Mary Shelford, 30/12/1734, All
Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Married 2nd Ann Cooper, 9/10/1744,
All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Children of Thomas Hasel & Mary: |
i. |
|
Thomas Hazel, baptised 26/11/1735, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] | |
ii. |
Reuben Hazel, baptised 10/7/1737, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] |
i. |
|
Robert Hazel,[9] baptised 17/5/1747, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] | |
ii. |
Reuben Hazel, baptised 26/2/1748, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] | ||
* |
iv. |
William Hazel, born 1751.[10] {1.1.1.1.3.3.1.1.3.1.1} | |
v. |
John Hazel, baptised 1/6/1755, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] |
1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.1.1.
John Hasell, born c.1694, St Peters College, Cambridge, Co
Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Died 1728 & buried 26/9/1728, All
Saints, Teversham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Married Mary Carter, c.1716, All Saints, Teversham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Children of John Hassell & Mary Carter: |
i. |
|
Anne Hasle, baptised 23/12/1719, All Saints, Teversham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Married William Canham, 17/2/1741, St Giles, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] William born c.1717, died 1783 and buried 18/5/1783, St Giles, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] | ||||||||||
ii. |
John Hasle, baptised 14/4/1723, All
Saints, Teversham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Died 8/10/1766, All
Saints, Teversham, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9] Married Helen, c.1756.[9] Married Mary Gullsen,
11/5/1760, All Saints, Teversham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[9]
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1.1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.1.1.
Edward Hasell, Esq.[7] & Colonel,[6] born 1766,[6] Liverpool,
Lancashire,[9] baptised 31/1/1766, St Thomas', Liverpool, Lancashire.[10] {According to [7] Edward was born at Dalemain,
Cumberlandshire, however his father was living in Liverpool at the
time & Edward's baptism} Known as "Ned".[6] Edward appears to have inherited the Dalemain
estate upon the death of his uncle, Edward (his father having already died). Married Elizabeth
Carus,
1/9/1792.[6,7] Elizabeth born 1768 and died 1810.[6] Daughter of
William Carus & Elizabeth Wilson.[6] Married 2nd Jane Whitehead.[7] |
Children of Edward Hasell & Elizabeth Carus:
Children of Edward Hasell & Jane Whitehead: |
|
i. |
|
Inger Hasell, baptised 12/4/1813, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[8] | |
ii. |
Christopher Hasell, baptised 2/6/1814, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[8] | ||
iii. |
Maria Hasell,[6] baptised 4/8/1815, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[8] Died 12/1855.[8] Married Major George Graham, (11 or 12)/4//1836.[8] George born 13/9/1801, Arthuret, Cumberlandshire and died (21 or 26)/5/1888.[8] | ||
iv. |
William Lowther Hasell, baptised 1/12/1816, Dalemain, Cumberlandshire.[8] |
1.1.1.1.3.3.1.1.3.1.1. William Hazell,[1] born 1751.[3] Died &
buried 1825 (74yo), All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Married
Elizabeth Hancock, 26/3/1776, Saint Vigor, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1]
Elizabeth born 1755, died & was buried 1826 (71yo), All Saints,
Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] {It is not certain that William is the s/o
Thomas however of the Hasell's known to be in Fulbourn at the time
William was born, John Sr (1697) is too old, his son, John Jr (1732) is
too young, leaving Thomas. No baptism record has been found for
William. DOB from his given age at death} Children of William Hazell & Elizabeth: |
i. |
|
Hannah Hazel, baptised 30/6/1776, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Married Thomas Tinworth, 13/10/1801, Saint Vigor, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] | ||||||||||
ii. |
Thomas Hazel, baptised 4/12/1777, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] | |||||||||||
* |
iii. |
William Hazel, baptised 13/6/1779, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] {1.1.1.1.3.3.1.1.3.1.1.1} | ||||||||||
iv. |
Charles Hazel, baptised 1/4/1781, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] | |||||||||||
v. |
John Hazell, baptised 12/10/1783, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Died before 1786. | |||||||||||
vi. |
John Hazell, baptised 16/4/1786, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Died before 1796. | |||||||||||
vii. |
Sarah Hazel, baptised 25/5/1788, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Died before 1790. | |||||||||||
viii. |
Sarah Hazel, baptised 14/4/1790,
All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Married William Nottage,
28/10/1827, Saint Vigor, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1]
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ix. |
Ann Hazel, born c.1791, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Married John Carter, 15/11/1812, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] John born 1787.[1] | |||||||||||
x. |
Amey Hazel, baptised 10/6/1792, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] | |||||||||||
xi. |
Mary Hazell, baptised 14/6/1794, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Died before 1799. | |||||||||||
xii. |
John Hazell, born 1795,[3]
baptised 19/5/1796, All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] John died
1834 (39yo), All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] At the time of
his death John was living at Barnwell, Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3]
Married unknown.
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xiii. |
Mary Hazell, baptised 11/3/1799,
All Saints, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Married James Peachey,
19/1/1828, Saint Vigor, Fulbourn, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1]
|
1.1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.
Edward Williams Hasell, born 1796,[5] baptised 10/7/1796, Dalemain,
Cumberlandshire.[6] Died 1872.[5] "The Railwayman".[5] Married Dorothea
King, 1826.[5] Dorothea was born about 1800 and died before 1880.[6,7] Children of Edward Hasell & Dorothea King: |
|
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St Nicholas was founded 1226 by the Knights Templar and there is a Templar tomb inside the church. With the dissolution of that order the church passed into the hands of the Knights of St John of Jerusalem[12] |
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1.1.1.1.3.3.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.
John Hazel,[2] born 1814,[1,5,7,9]
Horningsea, Co Cambridgeshire, England,[1] baptised 29/5/1814, St
Peter, Horningsea, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2,3,6] Died after
1881.[1] Agricultural labourer.[1]
Married Sarah,[2]
Flack, 25/9/1835, St John the Evangelist, Little Wilbraham, Co
Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Sarah was born 1821,[1,5,7,9] Horningsea,
Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Resided Horningsea,
1841,1851,1861.[5,7,9] Resided 2
High St, Horningsea, Co Cambridgeshire, England, in 1881.[1] Also
living with John
& Sarah were two grandchildren, Eliza (1866) and Annie M. (1871),
both born Horningsea, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Children of John Hazel & Sarah Flack: |
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John Hassal, baptised 9/10/1836, St Nicholas, Great Wilbraham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Born 1835, Great Wilbraham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] Died after 1881.[1] Agricultural labourer, 1881.[1] Married Lucy[1] Swann, September quarter, 1869, Chesterton district, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[4] Lucy born 1833, St Augustine's, Burrough Green, Co Cambridgeshire, England,[1] and died March quarter, 1884, Chesterton district, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[4] Not with parents, 1861.[5] 1881 resided Six Mile Bottom, Little Wilbraham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[1] | |||||||
ii. |
Charles Hassal, baptised 9/10/1836, St Nicholas, Great Wilbraham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Died before 1851.[9] | ||||||||
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William Hassal, baptised 7/10/1838, St John the Evangelist, Little Wilbraham, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[3] Died young or was same as next child. | ||||||||
iv. |
William Hazell, baptised 1842, St Peter, Horningsea, Co Cambridgeshire, England.[2,3] Not with family in 1851,1861.[5] | ||||||||
v. |
Ann
Hazell, born 1844,[5,9] baptised 2/6/1844, St Peter, Horningsea, Co
Cambridgeshire, England.[2,3] Died or married before 1881.[2] Not
living with
parents, 1861.[5]
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