Bennett Hodsoll

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name
Bennett Hodsoll
aka
[Bennett Freeman]
sex
female
access
public
summary
Daughter of John Hodsoll, probably baptized at All Saints Barking, London, in 1596; she married Edmund Freeman at Cowfold, Sussex, in 1617, and her sister Christian married his brother William. She was buried at Pulborough in April 1630. Her father's estate was the subject of the Chancery suit Edmund brought in 1633/4 for their five living children, probably among them Elizabeth, who married John Ellis.
born
date
bapt. 23 Aug 1596
place
All Saints Barking, London, England
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-bush-2010-bennett-hodsoll]
buried
date
12 Apr 1630
place
Pulborough, Sussex, England
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[parish-register-pulborough]
father
id
john-hodsoll-1555
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[will-john-hodsoll-1617]
research
research/freeman-ellis/Freeman_Ellis_Master_Family_Tree.md
note
His will names "daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman."
mother
id
anne-maundy-fl1579
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-bush-2010-bennett-hodsoll]
research
research/freeman-ellis/Freeman_Ellis_Line_Research.md
alternatives
name
Faith Bacon
claimed_by
Dawes-Gates 1931
confidence
disproven
note
Faith (Moorer) (Bacon) Bareham was her stepmother, married about 1614.
name
Faith Gratwick
claimed_by
online trees
confidence
disproven

Her sister Christian married Edmund's brother William Freeman in 1620. Her father's estate was the subject of the Chancery suit of January 1633/4, nearly four years after her death, which Edmund brought for their five living children against his brother William, John Gratwicke and others. The depositions are the only record of four of the children's baptisms (Dawes-Gates 2:350, paraphrasing).

Open questions

  • The colonial tree marks her baptism at All Saints Barking as documented; the page keeps it as compiled, since it is known here only from Bush's article as summarised online.
  1. ---
  2. name: Bennett Hodsoll
  3. aka: [Bennett Freeman]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Daughter of John Hodsoll, probably baptized at All Saints Barking, London, in 1596; she married
  8. Edmund Freeman at Cowfold, Sussex, in 1617, and her sister Christian married his brother
  9. William. She was buried at Pulborough in April 1630. Her father's estate was the subject of the
  10. Chancery suit Edmund brought in 1633/4 for their five living children, probably among them
  11. Elizabeth, who married John Ellis.
  12. born:
  13. date: bapt. 23 Aug 1596
  14. place: All Saints Barking, London, England
  15. basis: compiled
  16. confidence: probable
  17. sources: [article-bush-2010-bennett-hodsoll]
  18. buried:
  19. date: 12 Apr 1630
  20. place: Pulborough, Sussex, England
  21. basis: documented
  22. confidence: proven
  23. sources: [parish-register-pulborough]
  24. father:
  25. id: john-hodsoll-1555
  26. basis: documented
  27. confidence: proven
  28. sources: [will-john-hodsoll-1617]
  29. research: research/freeman-ellis/Freeman_Ellis_Master_Family_Tree.md
  30. note: "His will names \"daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman.\""
  31. mother:
  32. id: anne-maundy-fl1579
  33. basis: compiled
  34. confidence: probable
  35. sources: [article-bush-2010-bennett-hodsoll]
  36. research: research/freeman-ellis/Freeman_Ellis_Line_Research.md
  37. alternatives:
  38. - name: Faith Bacon
  39. claimed_by: Dawes-Gates 1931
  40. confidence: disproven
  41. note: Faith (Moorer) (Bacon) Bareham was her stepmother, married about 1614.
  42. - name: Faith Gratwick
  43. claimed_by: online trees
  44. confidence: disproven
  45. ---
  47. Her sister Christian married Edmund's brother William Freeman in 1620. Her father's estate was the
  48. subject of the Chancery suit of January 1633/4, nearly four years after her death, which Edmund
  49. brought for their five living children against his brother William, John Gratwicke and others. The
  50. depositions are the only record of four of the children's baptisms (Dawes-Gates 2:350,
  51. paraphrasing).
  53. ## Open questions
  55. - The colonial tree marks her baptism at All Saints Barking as documented; the page keeps it as
  56. compiled, since it is known here only from Bush's article as summarised online.
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