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Re: Hoyes family Lincolnshire

crozziefan — 2012-11-27 09:39:45Z

I am sorry but we don't have a connection at all. Yours must have been another Hoyes family in Lincolnshire. It was a common name here. Sorry.

Re: Hoyes family Lincolnshire

crozziefan — 2012-11-25 22:01:45Z

We do have a connection. Are you John, son of John and Edith? Was your grandfather called John as well? They lived in Scunthorpe. If so, he was the eldest child of Lizzie Ann and Thomas Hoyes. My grandmother was one of his younger sisters. She was called Margaret and I was named after her.
My grandmother and John had lots of brothers and sisters, Abraham, Hilda, Charles, Albert, Herbert, Olive, Edith to name the ones who lived beyond childhood. I met all but John. I would love to see the bible. It must have lots of details about the family in it.
Please get in touch. My email address is margaret.coote@ntlworld.com

Re: Hoyes family Lincolnshire

hoyes200093 — 2012-11-25 21:31:35Z

I have just discovered a family bible which in which I wrote my name in 1955, aged 8. The bible's original owner was Lizzie A Smith of Benniworth. The name Smith is altered to Hoyes.Do we have a coonection here? I think my grandfather was born near Louth in Little Grimsby, married and then lived in Scunthorpe.

Re: Hoyes family Lincolnshire

crozziefan — 2012-05-12 18:08:29Z

Your grandfather was my grandmother Margaret's eldest sibling. Their parents had 13 children but only 9 of them survived. I can remember all of them really well, except for your grandfather, but I remember his daughter Edith and her husband John Blackburn. They had a son Simon and he got married a few years ago and invited my parents to his wedding. Simon now lives in Doncaster. I apologise for not replying earlier but I use genes reunited now more than ancestry.
Please get in touch and we can compare a lot of our research. All of our grandparents siblings are dead now, but there are several of their children alive still. Are you Eric's son?
My email address is Margaret.coote@ntlworld.com.

Hoyes Freiston Lincs

maureenstanley34 — 2010-02-21 14:57:48Z

Does anyone have any info on where the Hoyes of Freiston originated? I have an Eleanor Hoyes (known as Ellen) bpt Jan 1813 but unfortunately no parents names.
Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Hoyes family Lincolnshire

chstevens157 — 2008-10-19 07:55:28Z

The names you refer to as brothers/sisters are my great grandad's siblings. My mother's parents were Elizabeth Hoyes (nee Hoyes) and Fred Hoyes, parent of Fred was Thomas.
can you share what you have - that would be great
claire

Re: Hoyes family Lincolnshire

JeanW_B — 2008-03-09 16:30:41Z

My name is Jean Washburn Branco, great, great granddaughter of John and Matilda Hoyes who lived in Olyphant, PA. I have all of our family history that I will share.

Re: Hoyes family Lincolnshire

JeanW_B — 2008-03-09 16:26:42Z

I am Jean Washburn Branco, great, great granddaughter of John Hoyes and Matilda, from Saltfleek. I have all of our history.

Re: Hoyes family Lincolnshire

BethBassett57 — 2008-01-05 02:08:23Z

hello,
my great grandmother fannie hoyes married jacob french here in the u.s., her father was George hoyes 1835-1891 from lincolnshire, his siblings were john gibbons hoyes, thomas hoyes, benjamin hoyes and elizabeth hoyes, i have not yet researched them but hope to soon. any info helpful. contact me at
richey_j@rensselaer.tv
thanks, lori (Nuss french) richey

Re: Scottish Hoyes.

tonyrundle1 — 2007-11-20 20:42:30Z

I am researching background to stained-glass windows in Dornoch Cathedral (Sutherland, N.E.Scotland), one of which commemorates the Hoyes Family. Can anyone give me any info ?

Re: RELATIVES Hoyes

lesleyhoyes — 2007-06-18 16:35:06Z

Hello,
Frank Purser Hoyes was born 1878 on the Isle of Wight, just off the south coast of England. His mother's maiden name was Purser and he had at least 5 brothers / sisters. You can check this out on:

www.isle-of-wight-fhs.co.uk

Searh the BMD index. let me know if you have a prioblem with this and I'll see if I can help. Lesley

Re: HOYES from Lincolnshire and Scotland?

lesleyhoyes — 2007-06-18 16:00:54Z

Hi, My great grandfather was George Hoyes (b1841), son of Thomas, master baker in Harlaxton, Grantham in mid 1850s. Do you, (or any other reader) know about the link to the Scots? The Moray area seems to have had quite a few, but I can find no clear evidence of their moving south to Lincs where most UK Hoyes come from. Some Hoyeses (possibly the Scots?) went to Jamaica and other Carribean islands and founded another branch there. Any knowledge of links would be appreciated. Lesley

Re: Hoyes family Lincolnshire

crozziefan — 2006-11-23 20:02:55Z

My maternal grandmother was Margaret Hoyes, daughter of Thomas and Lizzie Ann Hoyes who lived in Wickenby, Hainton and I think, Benniworth. My Grandmother had lots of brothers and sisters including, John, Abraham, Albert, Herbert, Hilda, Olive, Edith and another whose name escapes me.

Hoyes from Lincolnshire

@@jbfarm@advertisnet.com — 2004-09-22 04:11:51Z

Hi Peter
Hoyes from Lincolnshire is very popular right now.
I have Wm Hoyes who married Jane Rook and also a George Hoyes who married Kecia Higgins from Lincolnshire.
Do you have any connection or information that could help me in my research.
Barb

Linconshire England

@@jbfarm@advertisnet.com — 2004-09-22 04:11:51Z

Jane Rook from Linconshire England married William Hoyes came to the USA in 1852 on a ship from Liverpool England. Searching for Parents and Siblings.

hoyes

@@jbfarm@advertisnet.com — 2004-09-22 04:11:51Z

Linda
Is your address the same? I have some information to send to you
Barb

Re: Hoyes from Lincolnshire

barbaracomer — 2004-06-12 05:51:13Z

Hi
I also received a picture of John Hoyes and wife England.
Can you send me a picture of your John Hoyes. If we match I have a picture of Grandma Hoyes England , a very old woman
Barb

Re: Hoyes from Lincolnshire

barbaracomer — 2004-06-12 05:47:34Z

Re: Hoyes from Lincolnshire

barbaracomer — 2004-06-12 05:47:32Z

Re: John HOYES, father Robert, Grantham, Lincs, UK

2004-06-11 21:39:12Z

Have traced a number of members of my family to the Grantham Area. Family records show a Robert Hoyes born in 1830. No specific place of birth but in 1827 his brother was born in Londonthorpe (about two miles from Grantham). Could this be the father of John?

John HOYES, father Robert, Grantham, Lincs, UK

mmpjs — 2004-02-05 13:20:42Z

Looking for parents of John HOYES, born abt 1861 in Grantham area. Father's name Robert. John married Jessie CARTER in 1901, and he died in 1932 in Farnborough, Hants, UK. He was in the army (16th Lancers) for 20 years.
Any information received with thanks. Would be particularly interested to contact Peter M Hoyes, I have seen your messages on this board.
Regards,
Penny

Re: Hoyes from Lincolnshire

indychick_uk — 2004-01-08 11:43:51Z

Hi there - I found your post whilst searching for DAUBNEY. I have just started to help my sister in law with her family tree. She is a HARDY from Lincolnshire and her grandmother is Caroline May DAUBNEY (known as May) born 6th May 1916 at Thimbleby. We believe that her parents were George & May DAUBNEY (poss nee COOK?) of West Ashby (waiting for birth certificate to confirm this)

George is poss son of William & Susan DAUBNEY of Highfield Farm, Hemingby born ca 1882 Hemingby but this is not confirmed as yet

Does any of this sound familiar?

Hoyes family Lincolnshire

2003-10-19 14:48:36Z

I am John Richard Hoyes - known as Richard. I am married to Elizabeth and we have two daughters Rebecca and Rachel. My grandfather was from Little Grimsby Lincolnshire and married Ethel Daubney. They lived in Scunthorpe and had three children Edith, Eileen and Eric - my father. I would be interested to hear from other Hoyeses. I currenlty live in Franham Surrey.

Re: Hoyes from Lincolnshire

2003-10-19 14:45:23Z

Dear Barb, I am a Lincolnshire Hoyes. My grandfather was born John Thomas Hoyes(!) in Little Grimsby, Lincs. He married Ethel Daubney and they had three children - Edith, Eileen and Eric (my father) and lived in Scunthorpe. We have a photo of a formidable looking great grandfather who was also a John Hoyes. I am married to Elizabeth and we have two duaghters Rebecca and Rachel, so this particular Hoyes line will stop. From Richard

Scottish Hoyes.

2003-08-20 14:46:45Z

Anyone with knowledge of northern Scotland Hoyes please see my recent posting.

Re: Derbyshire Hoyes'

2003-08-17 18:49:26Z

My gggrandfather HOYES LLOYD was b. 1769 in Tain Ross Cromarty Scotland,came to Canada and worked for the Hudson's Bay Co.I'am sure he was given a family name Hoyes.Do any of you Hoyes people have a connection away up there in Scotland? If so who were they? I also heard the name was derived from canal workers--"hoist".

Re: English branch of the family

m1ch3lle — 2003-02-17 22:47:13Z

Dear Val,
My maternal grandmother was Mary ellen Hoyes. She was born in the Chesterfield area in1898 (I think). Her family all lived within the same area and had done so for many years. Hope this helps,if you'd like more info please contact me.
Michelle.

Elizabeth (Hoyes) & John Haltz Gillis? (a Child)

2002-08-20 13:33:46Z

Thomas Corneilus Gillis B:10-9-1846 Ohio,Co.;Ind. D:2-20-1923 Troy,Ohio? "Thos" married Hulda(h) E. (Abbott) on 4-10-1879 in Rising Sun, Ind. On "Thos" Death Cer. it list his parents ABOVE? That's all I know? Thank's Dawn Lehman

Re: John HOYES, father Robert, Grantham, Lincs, UK

2002-04-09 11:22:32Z

Penny, maybe you can contact me via the good old email but I'd have to do some searching to find out about John Hoyes. It seems that there are two major Hoyes' families in Britain but I can only assume that it was all one 'clan' at some point considering that the name appears to originate in the islands of Scotland and therefore the origin of the name is probably Viking - I always wondered what those bumps on my head were for!!!! Send me an email on: phoyes@abidjan.oilfield.slb.com

Have a nice day.

Peter

hoyes family

ajacobson — 2001-07-24 19:28:50Z

Hi Barbara,
My name is Corrine, and I have a friend at work who does not have internet as of yet. She is looking for this family line and wanted me to get back with you to let you know she is interested in getting in contact with you. Let me know if you would like to get in contact with her. My e-mail address is Jacobson5@softcom.net
Thanks,
Corrine

Hoyes family

ajacobson — 2001-07-24 19:28:50Z

Sorry, I goofed on the message

Hoyes et al

xenobias — 2001-07-10 17:58:30Z

My Mother is getting on in years and she asked me last week to try to recreate our genealogy.
She is a Hoyes and I would be interested in in seeing if our lines merge somewhere.
Most recent connected surnames to my mom's
Hoyes lines are Clancy and McCallister. my Great Grand Father
was George Franklin Hoyes. it's only been a week since I started
and am concentrating on running the McCallister line but will be working
on Hoyes soon.

Barabra

xenobias — 2001-07-10 17:58:30Z

Sorry for taking so long to get back to you but I
got a big break and was able to trace one of my lines all
the way to the 1600's England! Anyway, here is what I have which isn't much right now.
My grandfather is Eugene Hoyes his father is George Franklin Hoyes.
Now the rest I am taking out of a letter from my mom's Aunt Minnie from many years back.
Eugene's Grandfather was also named George Franklin Hoyes
Eugene's Grandmother was Jane Rook.
Jane and George had 4 boys, 1 girl->George-William
-John-Walter-Jane.
Son George had 10 kids including Eugene-6 girls, 4 boys
Son William had 6 kids- 4 boys and 2 girls
Son John had 1 girl-believed to be named Mae Whitlock(?)
Son Walter never married.
Young George's sister Jane married a man named Kenney(Kennedy?)
They had a girl named Mary. It is rumored that in the later years
Jane Rook had a habit of smoking a pipe while
rocking in her chair. She passed on somewhere in her 80's.
Young George married Mina Adell Clancy Aug 18 1887. And passed on Dec 9 1939.
Mina had two sisters and a half-brother named Mathew. Her father was also named Mathew.
No mention of her mother's name. Her mother died when her dress had caught fire and
she ran outside around a tree which kept the family from putting her out.
Mina's sister Clara married Chris Mooney. Mina's other sister Mary married a Joe Keith.
Jane Hoyes Kenney is mentioned to have been in Indiana. Also something about a "little Harry Cross" (???).

What line are you related to? Also if you have researched these two lines a little farther
would you send me some information?

Thank You
Greg
bonecrusher@cyberdude.com

address

2001-02-01 23:24:08Z

My address is still the same.

Hoyes

2001-01-20 19:20:22Z

Barb,
Have you located the place of birth for William Hoyes?

To Peter

2001-01-14 14:13:38Z

Peter, Thanks for the reply to my message. I havn't done much research into the Hoyes side of the family yet, having been concentrating on my mother's family. What I do know is that my grandfather, Frederick Arthur Hoyes, was born in 1906, d.1932 and was from Brimington Common, near Chesterfield. He was a railway worker. This is all that my father, Douglas Arthur b.1931, knows very little about him. The only other information that I can give at the moment is that from our point of view, the name is extinct. My father has only half brothers and sisters, and I have only a sister, who is now married. I also know that, apparently, the Arthur is a traditional name in the family, and I wondered, having read your reply to Cindy, if that possibly links the families more closely than you thought! Any other information would be gratfully accepted. Thanks again. Val

Derbyshire Hoyes'

2001-01-11 05:15:38Z

Val, from the somewhat limited knowledge I have of the Hoyes' family in Britain
it would appear that there are basically only two families - one of which seems to have been from the
north of Lincolnshire ( the mob I'm associated with ) and the others from the Leicestershire / Derbyshire area.
It would seem that the families origins are from the northern islands of Scotland and as the name is certainly not
Scottish or derived from the Gaelic names it's almost sure that the origins of the name is Viking. The idea that
the Hoyes' name was or is associated with the American Indian is therefore highly unlikely. Val, at the moment I'm looking
around for some info for Cindy and therefore if I learn anything about the other half of the family I'll let you know.
Have a good day,
Regards,
Peter

Hoyes

2001-01-09 07:32:50Z

Hoyes et al

2000-12-29 09:09:21Z

Hoyes et al

2000-12-29 07:07:47Z

Cindy, I just saw your request regarding the Hoyes family in Lincolnshire and maybe the following could be of use to you. From the information I have there are only two Hoyes families in Britain - one originated from the Lincolnshire area ( Lincoln/Horncastle ) and the other from the Leicester area.
My father, Arthur Hoyes, was born in Horncastle in 1906 and was one of a family of 14 children. My grandfather was, as my father, a baker. The links to Skegness are not likely although one of my uncles does live in a small coastal town just north of there. From what little information I have the name seems to originate
from the islands of Scotland and therefore, given it's definitely not a name of Scottish origins, it could be considered to be of Viking origin? Certainly the Hoyes name in Britain is very rare ( less than 0.1% I'm told) and every Hoyes that I know is related to one of the two famlies - that being said there was a
marriage of a Hoyes to a Hoyes some years ago.

If the info is of any help let me know and maybe I can dig up some other details.

With best regards, Peter

PS. There was a Hoyes that was Sherrif of Nottingham for a brief period in the 1600's!!!

English branch of the family

2000-10-21 14:20:20Z

I've just stated compiling my family tree, and if anyone has any information about Hoyes' in Derbyshire, England, I'd like to know. I will be happy to share any information that I turn up.

Hoyes

2000-08-06 21:06:38Z

Unfortunately,I have no information on George, other than he was a sibling of Charles. This is only family knowledge and not verified.

Hoyes

2000-07-13 10:07:56Z

Cindy
What information do you have on George. Where did they settle and who was his spouse
I will check some war records.
Barb

Hoyes

2000-06-24 00:41:50Z

Looking for Hoyes from the Skegness, Lincolnshire area of England. My grt.-grandfather was Charles Hoyes, born Jan 1, 1868 and married to Maryanne Smith. His parents were William Hoyes and Hannah ?. They immigrated to Canada in 1904. Charles had 2 brothers named George and Jack. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Cindy

missouri Hoyes related to Indiana Hoyes

2000-02-18 17:21:04Z

Are we your ancestors. Some Hoyes born in Indiana then settled in Missouri. We know they went back to Indiana to visit and to live.

hoyes Ancestry

1999-12-05 15:52:06Z

Hi Greg
Let me hear from you on your Hoyes Line. I have been researching George and also the Clancy line . See if you Mother knows anything about jane Hoyes and her daughter Mary.
Barbara

ancestry

1999-10-21 15:37:14Z

hello again . you might want to check hoye on genforum . I noticed something on a rosie hoyes.
Barbara

ancestry

1999-10-21 15:36:53Z

hello again . you might want to check hoye on genforum . I noticed something on a rosie hoyes.
Barbara

ancestry

1999-10-21 11:07:40Z

sorry I dont have any info for you. keep searching.barbara

RELATIVES

1999-09-26 04:00:37Z

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