John Holbrooke

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name
John Holbrooke
aka
[John Holbrook]
sex
male
access
public
born
date
c. 1595
basis
compiled
confidence
possible
sources
[book-lord-1942-holbrook-allied-families]
note
Lord's estimate. Davis thought he might be the son of William baptised at Glastonbury on 20 June 1598 (Dwelly, from the bishop's transcript; not checked).
father
id
william-holbrooke-1551
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[will-william-holbrooke-1625]
mother
id
edith-holbrooke-d1612
basis
inferred
confidence
possible
note
Edith is only probably William's wife, and her children are not named in any record.

His father's will (1625) left him the ground at the Moor "if he be livinge," and otherwise to three grandsons. Weaver: he "seems to have left home before his father made his will." Lord places him at Weymouth by 1627 and at Dorchester in 1635, and gives him a son Thomas, born about 1627. Spear calls him an emigrant, "a. 1595-by 1644."

  1. ---
  2. name: John Holbrooke
  3. aka: [John Holbrook]
  4. sex: male
  5. access: public
  6. born:
  7. date: c. 1595
  8. basis: compiled
  9. confidence: possible
  10. sources: [book-lord-1942-holbrook-allied-families]
  11. note: Lord's estimate. Davis thought he might be the son of William baptised at Glastonbury on 20 June 1598 (Dwelly, from the bishop's transcript; not checked).
  12. father:
  13. id: william-holbrooke-1551
  14. basis: documented
  15. confidence: proven
  16. sources: [will-william-holbrooke-1625]
  17. mother:
  18. id: edith-holbrooke-d1612
  19. basis: inferred
  20. confidence: possible
  21. note: Edith is only probably William's wife, and her children are not named in any record.
  22. ---
  24. His father's will (1625) left him the ground at the Moor "if he be livinge," and
  25. otherwise to three grandsons. Weaver: he "seems to have left home before his father
  26. made his will." Lord places him at Weymouth by 1627 and at Dorchester in 1635, and
  27. gives him a son Thomas, born about 1627. Spear calls him an emigrant, "a. 1595-by 1644."
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