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Hickmott Marriages 1550-1916 Hickmott Marriages 1550-1916 (last updated 17 October 2018) Sources: 1.LDS IGI: England Marriages 1538-1973; Brenchley M130942 (1754-1876); East Farleigh; East Malling; Ewhurst M148041 (1558-1881); Frant M148461 (1543-1837), M148462 (1837-1881); Horsmonden M131471 (1558-1732), M131472 (1733-1876); Lamberhurst M131531 (1564-1837), M131532 (1813-1842); Rotherfield M148353 (1837-1881); Ticehurst M013842 (1559-1641, 1653-1870); Tonbridge M008391 (1558-1837); Tudeley & Capel M135202 (1702-1812); West Farleigh; West Malling; West Peckham. (igi) 2. Dawn Miles’ ‘Hickmotts of Lamberhurst’ website listing of local parish registers; 3. Pallot’s Marriage Index 4. Canterbury Marriage Licences (1751-1837) 5. Parish Registers of Marriages (from Ancestry.com): Lamberhurst (1564-1837); Staplehurst (1538- 1837); West Farleigh (1558-1812); Wichling (1577-1837); (reg) 6. Calendar of Marriage Licence Allegations 1597-1648 7. Marriage Licences Granted by the Bishop of London 1520-1610 8. England and Wales, FreeBMD Marriage Index (1837-c1918) 9. Ss Peter and Paul Headcorn registers (C1560-1899; M 1560-1904; B 1560-1903) 10. Mid-Kent Marriages Index 1754-1911 11. All England & Wales Marriages, 1538-1940 (Ancestry.com) 12. Surrey, England, Marriages, 1754-1937 13. All London Marriages & Banns 1754-1921 (Ancestry.com) (AE) 14. KFHS CD-ROM 02/07 (Revision 1): Includes Beneden M (1578-1836); East Peckham M (1558- 1812); Hollingbourne M (1554-1837); Smarden M (1559-1837); Snargate M (1552-1812); Sutton Valence M (1577-1836); Tenterden M (1597-1915); Woodchurch M (1611-1944). Marriages Date Names Place Ref 1500s 07 Jul 1552 George HICKMOTT/Joan BRATTLE Hawkhurst reg 29 Feb 1559 Denise HICKMOTE/John WARD Hawkhurst reg 08 Oct 1559 Stephan HICKEMOTE/Joane IDEN Horsmonden igi 16 Jun 1560 Joane HICKMOTE/Thomas SEMARKE Horsmonden igi 06 Dec 1563 William HICKEMOTE/Marye MERRYHAM Horsmonden igi 1 William (14 Aug 1571, Horsmonden) web 09 Jan 1564 Godlye HICKEMOTE wid/Richarde DOWNAR Horsmonden igi 18 Jun 1564 Jone HYCKMOTE/John TAYLOR Cornhill Lon igi 19 Nov 1565 Ann HICKMOTT/Edward WOOD Hollingbourne reg Jan 1568 Agnes HYCMOTE/John BARNES Marden reg 24 Apr 1568 William HYCKMOTT of St Christopher in Stocks/Eliz FALLER St Peters Cornhill St Peters Corn igi 31 May 1568 Katherin HICKMOT/William POPPO East London igi 08 Aug 1568 Joane HICKEMOTE/Robert CROFTE Horsmonden igi 31 Oct 1568 Thomas HICKMOTE jnr/Eliz KINGSWOODE Horsmonden igi William (2 Oct 1570) Thomas (1573, Horsmonden)=Elizabeth Usborne at Horsmonden in 1597 John (1574, Horsmonden)=Ann Wragley at Horsmonden in 1605 Mary (15 Feb 1578) Elizabeth (21 Sep 1582) Margery (1 May 1586) 22 Nov 1568 William HICKMOTE/Margarete HENELY Horsmonden igi 08 May 1569 James HICKMOT/Barbara GITTINS East London igi 07 Aug 1569 Eliz HICMUGH/Thomas MARSHE Farnworth Lanc igi 12 Jul 1571 Marget HICKMOTT/Gregory DICFFELD Canterbury igi 05 Aug 1571 John HICKMOUGH/Ales CHALMER Childwell Lanc igi 01 Oct 1571 Venus HICKMOT/John LARGE Eastbourne Suss igi 18 May 1572 Alles HICKMOTT/John DRAYSON Leeds Kent reg 09 Nov 1572 Susan HICMOTE/Andrewe HARYSON Pembury reg 23 Dec 1572 George HICMOTTE/Marie AUSTEN Goudhurst igi 17 Jan 1573 Agnes HICKMOT/Henry PETTO Brenchley igi 2 14 Sep 1576 Ellinor HICKMOTE/John WATTES Horsmonden igi 15 Aug 1577 Ginet HICKMOUGHT/William CROSSE Tatham Fells Lanc igi 24 Aug 1580 Margaret HICHMOUGH/John GANDY Tatham Fells igi 02 Dec 1582 John HICKCODE/Margarett GROVER Farnham Surr igi 27 Jan 1583 Jenet HICHMOUGH/Henrie POTTER Farnworth Lanc igi 19 Jul 1584 Edward HICKMOTE/Sara GRAFFAN All Hallows Lon igi The LDS IGI shows that Edward and Sara had at least four children, all baptized at All Hallows in London: Blaunche (1587-87), James (1589), Sarah (1591) and Anne (1593). It seems that Edward died sometime after Anne’s birth and Sarah remarried (to George Winns at All Hallows – see below). 16 Jun 1588 John HICKMOT/Eliz BARNES East London igi 09 Jun 1588 Martha HICKMOTE/Nicholas WALCHER Horsmonden igi 01 Mar 1589 Annes HICKMOT/Thomas COPPYNGE Marden igi 02 Jun 1589 Grace HICHMOUTHE/Rick HARCK Pomeroy Lond igi 17 Jan 1591 Stephan HICKMOTE/Mary HODGEKYNE Horsmonden igi 09 Dec 1591 Wm HICHMOWGHE/Mary BIRCHILL Aldgate Lon igi 01 Jul 1593 Anna HICKEMOTE/Rycharde RYCHARDSON Horsmonden igi 04 Aug 1594 John HICKMOTE/Marye STONESTREATE Horsmonden igi Robert (1595) Anna (1598) George (1599) John (1600) True (1601) Margaret (1603) 28 Nov 1594 Thomas HICKEMOTE/Ruthe BAKER wid Horsmonden igi 08 Dec 1595 Sarah HICMOOTE/George WINNS Allhallows Lon igi 10 Oct 1596 Joane HICKEMOTE/Arthur LYDYE Horsmonden igi 11 Apr 1597 Thomas HICKMOTE/Elizabethe USBORNE Horsmonden igi Thomas Margaret (1602) William (1603)=Alice Bould at Horsmonden in 1631 Elizabeth (1604) 3 John (1605) Alexander Richard (1608) Stephen (1610) Mary (1611) Robert (1612) Elizabeth (1613) Leonard (1616) 18 Apr 1598 Elnor HICKEMOTE/Lancelot SYMONS Horsmonden igi 02 Oct 1598 William Henry HICKMOTE/Anne COGGER Cranbrook igi William worked as a butcher and had land and properties in the parishes of Cranbrook and Horsmonden. He died and was buried at Cranbrook in 1636 and left his properties at Cranbrook to his eldest son William and those at Horsmonden to his youngest son Thomas (on reaching the age of 26). Children: William (1599-1656); Thomas (1602-02); Mary (1604-51)=Richard Vyncett in 1620; Ann (1606)=Peter Adams in 1625; Catherine (1608)=Alexander Weller in 1625; Patience (1612-12); Elizabeth (1616)=Robert Halsnode in 1633; and Thomas (1618). 02 Jul 1599 Marie HICKMOTE/ Henry ENDGE Lamberhurst igi 26 Nov 1599 William HICKMOTT/Margaret STEPHEN Goudhurst reg 4 1600s 08 Jun 1601 Thomas HICKMOTT/Margaret COMBAR Goudhurst Tyler 25 Apr 1602 Eliz HICKMOTT/ Richard NEWMAN Lamberhurst igi 25 Jun 1604 Elizabeth HICKMOTE, widow/Wm GOODIN Stepney Lon igi 22 Jul 1605 Margery HICKEMOTE/Nicholas MACE Horsmonden igi 05 Aug 1605 John HICKMOTE/Anna WRAGLEY Horsmonden igi John, Margarete (1606), Anthony (1608), Frances (1611) Elizabeth=Unknown Shellip (bef 1648), Alice=Thomas Danne (bef 1648), Margary (1614) 31 May 1606 Mary HICKMOTE/Mathew BROWN Goudhurst igi 13 Jul 1606 James HICKMOTE/Eliz STARKIE Shoreditch anc 25 Nov 1606 William HICKMORE/Frauncis BODIE Quatford Shrop igi 08 Jun 1607 Wily HICKOTTES/Joane SPENCER London igi 06 Oct 1611 John HICKMAT/Jane CHAMBERS Bermondsey anc 28 Sep 1612 Thomas HICKMOT/Alice GATOR Tonbridge igi Ursula (1613-13, Tonbridge), Alice (1615, Tonbridge), Alex (1619, Tonbridge) 24 Apr 1613 Alles HICHMOUTH/John WANER Paul’s Wharfe Lon anc 31 May 1613 Mary HICKMOT/William WILKINSON Horsmonden igi 08 Aug 1613 Joan HICKMOTT/John REED Lamberhurst reg 23 Dec 1613 William HICKMOT/Eliz CARPINTAR Buxsted Sussex igi 16 Jan 1614 Richard HICKMOTT/Eliz SNAPE Holborn Lond anc 04 Jul 1614 Eliz HICKEMOTE/John FURNER Horsmonden igi 18 Jul 1614 Richard HICKMOT/Elizabeth SUNNE Winchelsea Suss igi 10 Sep 1615 John HICKMOTT/Joane MOULTON Aldgate Lon igi 5 03 Mar 1616 Christofer HICKMOT/Joane SLY Winchelsea Suss igi 14 Apr 1616 Anis HUCKMOTT/John CLEMENTS Holborn Lond anc 06 Apr 1618 Eve HICKMOT/Wm MATHEW Winchelsea Suss igi 15 Dec 1618 Willm HICKMETT/Elizabeth BEALE Canterbury igi 23 Apr 1619 Joane HICKMOT/Robert BROOKE Canterbury igi 03 Oct 1620 Mary HICKMOTE/Rychard VYNCETT Cranbrook igi 15 Jan 1622 Henry HICKMORE/Margery WALKER Yarmouth igi 14 Mar 1623 John HICKMOATE/Ann HEDDIN Bermondsey anc 18 May 1623 Samuel HICKMOTT/Susan PALMER Tonbridge igi 19 Jan 1625 Katherine HICKMOTT/Alexander WELLER Cranbrook igi 16 Oct 1625 Ann HICKMOTE/Peter ADAMS Cranbrook igi 31 Oct 1625 William HICKMOT/Ellen GRAY Winchelsea Suss igi Children: Ann (1625, Winchelsea), Alice (1629, Winchelsea), Margaret (1629, Winchelsea). 07 May 1626 Agnes HICKMOT/John PUNTICE Eastwood Sussex igi 19 Sep 1626 Mary HICKEMOT/Simon DARTNALL Horsmonden igi 16 Jul 1627 John HICKMOTT/Ann ALPHEY Benenden Cant reg 05 Nov 1628 Thomas HICKMOT/Marie DARBY Horsmonden igi Henry (1632), James (1632-1656), Joane (1635) 16 Feb 1631 John HICKMOTT/Joan SUNNYBANKE New W’sor Berk igi The LDS IGI shows that a Johanna Sonibanke was baptized at Mersham in Surrey on 25 November 1607. Her parents were Charles and Joane Sonibanke. She died at All Saints at Oxford in 1673. In her will she wished ‘to be buried at St Andrews Holborn, where her husband and five of her children are’ (the National Burial Index shows that a Mary ‘Hickmutte’ and a John Hickmott were buried at New Windsor in Berkshire on 30 April 1639 and 2 March 1642 respectively). Joane left the family’s estates to her only sister Elizabeth Longbaine, then a widow of Oxford. Sums of money were left to a number of nephews including Nathaniel and Thomas Chiles/Chyles. John’s will, proven in 1657, states he was a gentleman then living at Clifford’s Inn in London. He and 6 Joan were the freehold owners of Hartley Manor Farm (then called Daltons, later Hartley Wood Farm) at Hartley south of Cranbrook in Kent. They also had lands and tenements at Staplehurst and Aylesford in Kent, Mersham in Surrey, Cuddesdon near Oxford, High Onger in Essex, and St Andrews at Holborn in Middlesex. John left his estate to the couple’s only son, Charles, who was born in around 1646 and died in 1668 while he was at Oxford. It seems that prior to his death, Charles may have married Mary Smith, the daughter of John Smith, at New Wickham in 1665 (see below). John also left sums of money to his ‘loving mother-in-law Mistress Joane Sunnibanke’, his ‘sister Longbane to buy mourning’, his niece Margaret Read, and to the joint overseers of his will, his brother-in-law Longbane and ‘cousin Thomas of Goudherst’. 26 Aug 1631 William HICKMOTE/Alce BOULD Horsmonden igi William (1632), Elizabeth (1633), Thomas (1635), Martha (1637), John (1639), Alice (1641), Susan (1643), Mary (1646) 08 Sep 1631 Edward HICKMOTE/Anne March Sandhurst Kent igi Canterbury marriage licences show that Edward was around 30 years of age, a carpenter from Brede in Sussex while Ann was around 24 years old and was from Cranbrook.
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