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Personal data John Hewes 

• He was born on June 9, 1583 in Bocking, Braintree Dist., Essex.
• He was christened on June 9, 1583 in Bocking, Essex Co., Eng..
• (note1) .Source 1

  Source: Shirley Nawrocki, Marguerite Jean Parker; Ann Darling Robinson, Kathy Wills, et al.

• He died on June 25, 1621 in Royston, Herts, he was 38 years old.
• He is buried on June 28, 1621 in Shalford, Essex, Eng.
• A child of Roger Hewes and Agnes Blakiston
• This information was last updated on March 23, 2024.

Household of John Hewes

He is married to Mary Foote.

They got married St. Valentines Day 1602 at Shalford, Essex, Eng, he was 18 years old.

John Hewes oo Mary Foote

1602 Julian calendar / 1603 Gergorian calendar

Child(ren):

1. Mary Hewes  1611-1662 

Event (Alt. Marriage) St. Valentines Day 1603 in Shalford, Essex, Eng .Source 1

Gregorian calendar

Notes about John Hewes

John Hewes

Sources: Author: Nawrocki, Shirley; Parker, Marguerite Jean; Darling, Robinson Ann; Wills, Kathy; et al.; Title: "John Hewes Sr.," (Publication site: Salt Lk. City UT, Publisher: Family Search, Publicaton date: xiii Aug MMXXIII)

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9K64-94P

"... John Hewes Sr. Last Changed: May 26, 2023 Linda Laing Sex Male Last Changed: December 8, 2020 Diana York

Birth 09 Jun 1583 Bocking, Braintree District, Essex, England ... Last Changed: June 9, 2023 Michael Thomas Andrews

Christening 9 June 1583 Bocking, Essex, England Last Changed: March 30, 2023 pseudonym=NSTRVLR

Death 25 June 1621 Royston, Hertfordshire, England Reason: Burial noted 28th of June. Last Changed: January 24, 2023 Peter S.

Burial 28 June 1621 Shalford, Essex, England Last Changed: October 3, 2022 Michael Chadwell

Also Known As Johanes Hewes
Also Known As John Herves

1608 Will & Testament of Robert Foote, Yeoman of Shalford, Essex
27 January 1608 Shalford, Essex, England
And for the Execution of this my last Will and Testament, I do ordain, nominate, and appoint, my well-beloved son Robert Ffoot, to be my sole Executor. And I do desire my well-beloved brother John Ffoote of London, grocer, and my son-in-law John Hewes of Royston, to be Supervisors and Assistants to my Executor concerning this my Testament.

Will & Testament of John Hewes, chandler of Royston, County of Hertford
20 June 1621 Royston, Hertfordshire, England
In The Name of God Amen; on the twentieth day of June in the year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord James by the grace of God of England, France, and Ireland, King. Defender of the faithe, er and of the Scotland the 'fower' four and fifty (1567-1621). I John Hewes of Royston in the county of Hertford, Chandler, Sick in body, but of good and perfect remembrance (thanks be to Almighty God for it – 'foryt') Do by these Presents, make and ordain this my present Last will and testament in manner and form following.

Will Proved - Prerogative Court of Canterbury 21 August 1621 London, England
The will was proved 21 Aug., 1621, and is recorded in register Dale, quire 87, Prerogative Court of Canterbury at London. The Prerogative Court of Canterbury was the most important of these courts dealing with relatively wealthy individuals living mainly in the south of England and most of Wales.

Diocese of London - The Town of Royston
The Town of Royston lies in five parishes, two thirds of the town being within the parishes of Therfield and Barkway in Hertfordshire, the remainder lying in the parishes of Melbourn, Kneesworth, and Bassingbourn in Cambridgeshire. The church of Royston is of the diocese of London. - - St. Margaret's Westminster served the wider community of the parish, as well as the rural population and the high status homes developing on the roads to the city.

Prerogative court of Canterbury
The Prerogative Court of Canterbury (PCC) was a church court under the authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury, which was responsible for the probate of wills and trials of testamentary causes where the value of the goods involved was greater than five pounds, and the property was held in two (or more) dioceses within Great Britain. Canterbury's jurisdiction covered Southern England (including London) and Wales.

Spouses & Children

John Hewes Sr. Male 1583-1621
Mary Foote Female 1579-1639
Marriage 14 February 1602/03 Shalford, Essex, England

Children (11)

[1] Elizabeth Hewes Female 1603-1684
[2] Jonathan Hewes Male 1604-1685
[3] Anne Hewes Female 1607-Deceased
[4] John Hewes Jr. Male 1608-1674
[5] Lieutenant Joshua Hewes Male 1609-1676
[6] Mary Hewes Female 1611-1662
[7] Sarah Hewes Female 1612-1685
[8] James Hewes Male 1612-Deceased
[9] Hester Hewes Female 1614-1621
[10] Lydia Hewes Female 1618-1621
[11] Phebe Hewes Female 1618-1678

Parents & Siblings

Roger Hewes Male 1520-1611
Agnes Blakiston Female 1554-1608
Marriage 1568 Bocking, Braintree district, Essex, England, ...

Children (6)

[1] Johanna Hewes Female 1568-Deceased
[2] George Hewes Male 1570-Deceased
[3] Margeria Hewes Female 1575-Deceased
[4] Richard Hewes Male 1577-1577
[5] John Hewes Sr. Male 1583-1621
[6] John Hughes Male 1590-1640

Mr. Hewes Male 1555-Deceased
Unknown Hewes Female 1555-Deceased
No Marriage Events

Children (2)

[1] Thomas Hewes Male 1580-Deceased
[2] John Hewes Sr. Male 1583-1621

"Research has as yet yielded no definite results concerning the ancestry of John Hewes, or of the history of his descendants, except of those who came to New England. (Descendants of John Hewes)".

Last Changed: December 1, 2022 Peter S."
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