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- This is the 1625 West Hatch born John Hoyt
This is the 1625 West hatch born John Hoyt, son of West Hatch Simon Hoyt and Joan Stoodley.
NOT the same person as the 1614 John Hoyt. DATES AND PLACES MATTER!
!SPOUSE-CHILD: HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF
!SPOUSE-CHILD: HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE FAMILIES OF OLD FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT; by Donald Lines Jacobus; Vol. 1,2; p. 293 Gen R 974.62 F16 DA; Los Angeles Public Library.
THREE John Hoyt's | See the difference [Other spelling is Hoit]
Note: THERE were - at least - THREE John Hoyts:
** 1625 - 1684 - John Hoyt - son of Simon Hoyt and Joan Stoodley of West Hatch, England who married Mary Brundidge (sp) - MX98-LLX
** 1614 - 1676 - John Hoyt - Son of Simon Hoyt and Deborah Stowers of Upwey, England - ?? marriages ??
and
** 1610/1615 born John Hoyt - died in Amesbury in 1687 - listed as Sgt. John Hoyt of Salisbury - NO location or parentage given - who married 2 women named Frances - last names UNKNOWN.
John Hoyt of Salisbury, is not to be confused with any other John Hoyt, son of Simon and Jane (Stoodlie) Hoyt, born in West Hatch, Somersetshire, England ca. 1625; died in 1684 in Rye, Westchester, Connecticut.
The following quote is taken from "The Hoyt-Haight Family" By Jared Olar.
"These same-named colonists lived and died around the same time, but lived in different places, married different women, and had different children. (In addition, DNA testing has established that Sgt. John Hoyt of Salisbury was not related to the Simon Hoyt family of which John Hoyt of Fairfield was a member."
Cenotaph: He is named on the First Settlers monument at Golgotha Cemetery in Amesbury
John [Hoit] Hoyt from Rye, Westchester, Connecticut
Note:
John Hoyt of Salisbury, is not to be confused with John Hoyt, son of Simon and Jane (Stoodlie) Hoyt, born in West Hatch, Somersetshire, England ca. 1625; died in 1684 in Rye, Westchester, Connecticut.
The following quote is taken from "The Hoyt-Haight Family" By Jared Olar.
"These same-named colonists lived and died around the same time, but lived in different places, married different women, and had different children. (In addition, DNA testing has established that Sgt. John Hoyt of Salisbury was not related to the Simon Hoyt family of which John Hoyt of Fairfield was a member."
Two: Find A Graves:
1] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/54959829/john-hoyt
2] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/54958216/hoy
There are a several John Hoyts in Family Search.
! Gen. Dict. of New England Vol.2, p.482
! Gen. Dict. of New England Vol.2, p.482 !CD Rom Computer1988 IGI
Sergt.
Sergt.
Will
Will is dated 29 August 1684
Scalped by Indians.
Scalped by Indians.
This is the 1625 West Hatch born John Hoyt
This is the 1625 West hatch born John Hoyt, son of West Hatch Simon Hoyt and Joan Stoodley.
NOT the same person as the 1614 John Hoyt. DATES AND PLACES MATTER!
!SPOUSE-CHILD: HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF
!SPOUSE-CHILD: HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE FAMILIES OF OLD FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT; by Donald Lines Jacobus; Vol. 1,2; p. 293 Gen R 974.62 F16 DA; Los Angeles Public Library.
THREE John Hoyt's | See the difference [Other spelling is Hoit]
Note: THERE were - at least - THREE John Hoyts:
** 1625 - 1684 - John Hoyt - son of Simon Hoyt and Joan Stoodley of West Hatch, England who married Mary Brundidge (sp) - MX98-LLX
** 1614 - 1676 - John Hoyt - Son of Simon Hoyt and Deborah Stowers of Upwey, England - ?? marriages ??
and
** 1610/1615 born John Hoyt - died in Amesbury in 1687 - listed as Sgt. John Hoyt of Salisbury - NO location or parentage given - who married 2 women named Frances - last names UNKNOWN.
John Hoyt of Salisbury, is not to be confused with any other John Hoyt, son of Simon and Jane (Stoodlie) Hoyt, born in West Hatch, Somersetshire, England ca. 1625; died in 1684 in Rye, Westchester, Connecticut.
The following quote is taken from "The Hoyt-Haight Family" By Jared Olar.
"These same-named colonists lived and died around the same time, but lived in different places, married different women, and had different children. (In addition, DNA testing has established that Sgt. John Hoyt of Salisbury was not related to th e Simon Hoyt family of which John Hoyt of Fairfield was a member."
Cenotaph: He is named on the First Settlers monument at Golgotha Cemetery in Amesbury
John [Hoit] Hoyt from Rye, Westchester, Connecticut
Note:
John Hoyt of Salisbury, is not to be confused with John Hoyt, son of Simon and Jane (Stoodlie) Hoyt, born in West Hatch, Somersetshire, England ca. 1625; died in 1684 in Rye, Westchester, Connecticut.
The following quote is taken from "The Hoyt-Haight Family" By Jared Olar.
"These same-named colonists lived and died around the same time, but lived in different places, married different women, and had different children. (In addition, DNA testing has established that Sgt. John Hoyt of Salisbury was not related to th e Simon Hoyt family of which John Hoyt of Fairfield was a member."
Two: Find A Graves:
1] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/54959829/john-hoyt
2] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/54958216/hoy
There are a several John Hoyts in Family Search.
! Gen. Dict. of New England Vol.2, p.482
! Gen. Dict. of New England Vol.2, p.482 !CD Rom Computer1988 IGI
Sergt.
Sergt.
Will
Will is dated 29 August 1684
Scalped by Indians.
Scalped by Indians.
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Abt 1625 - 1684 (59 years)