Edward Hyde (abt. 1549 - 1597)

Born about 1549 in Norbury, Cheshire, England

Ancestors

Husband of Alice (St Barbe) Hyde — married 19 Nov 1582 in St. Martin's, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

Died 1597 at about age 48 in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

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Biography

Edward Hyde, the son of Robert Hyde and Jane Davenport, was born ABT 1549, Norbury, Cheshire, England

He was likely the Edward Hyde who was member of the corporation of Salisbury in 34 Elizabeth (1591).

He passed away in 1597 leaving two children, Ann and William by an (as yet) unknown first wife, and a son, Edward, by his later wife, Alice St. Barbe Batt. ^[1]

Edward's Will mentions: daughter Ann, son William, brother Mr. William Barksdale, son Edward H, John Batt and his wife, Thomas Batt, John Windover and Dorothie [Batt] his wife, Margerie Batt [Margerie married the following year], brother Hamnett, brother Randoll, brother William, brother Thomas and his wife, brother Pickaver and his wife, cousin Robert Hide and his wife, cousin Lawrence Hide and his wife, brother Panifer? and his wife, “most faithful and loving wife” Alice executrix, overseers: brother Thomas Hide, Doctor Pickaver, cousin Robert Hide, cousin Lawrence Hide, and brother Thomas Parrifer?^[2]

Mentioned in the will of his brother-in-law, Edward Langford, in 1594. ^[3]

Sources

1. ↑ see pedigree Wiltshire - Wiltshire Notes and Queries Volume 6 - 1911.pdf [1]
2. ↑ Reference: PROB 11/90/463 Description: Will of Edward Hide, Gentleman of Salisbury, Wiltshire Date: 12 November 1597 Held by: The National Archives, Kew Legal status: Public Record(s) Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
3. ↑ “Edward Langford of Trowbridge, co. Wiltes, gent. Will dated 3 Dec., 1594, proved 28 Jan., 1594, by Edward Willett, Not. pub., attorney of Mary L. the relict [5 Scott]. My wife Mary all my lands in Trowbridge, Studley, Hilperton, and Bradford for life, and to my dau. Mary L, the revercon of my dwelling-house, meadow and pasture called the gallie, lying Studley, and all my arable land there after my wife’s death. My dau. Anne, the revercon of the house where my father doth now dwell, and my lands at Powle barne now in the occupation of my said father and of widow ffryar and I give revercon of all residue of lands to my daus. Alice, Eliz., and Johane. All goods to my wife and ex’trix. My right worshipful friend Sir Walter Hungerford and Sr. Wm. Eyre, Knt., with my brother-in-law Edward Hyde, gent., and my brother Thos. L., overseers. Lands I bought of my father, the annuity due to him. Witnessed by Tho. Wallis, Thos. Singer, Richd. Corsley, Jno Longe.” Wiltshire Notes and Queries, Volume 1, p. 519-520