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Dorothy (Blanchard) Hogarth (abt. 1748 - 1829)

Dorothy Hogarth formerly Blanchard
Born about in Wimborne Minster, Dorset, Englandmap
Daughter of [uncertain] and [uncertain]
Sister of
Wife of — married 16 May 1775 in Trinity, Newfoundland Colonymap
Descendants descendants
Mother of , , , , , , and
Died at about age 81 in Trinity, Newfoundland Colonymap
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Biography

This profile is part of the Blanchard Name Study.

Dorothy was born in 1744.

Birth

Name Dorothy Blanchard
Gender Female
Christening Date 08 Mar 1744
Christening Place Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England
Father's Name Richard Blanchard[1]

Marriage

Name Isaac Hogarth
Event Date 16 May 1775
Event Place Trinity, Trinity North, Newfoundland
Spouse's Name Dorothy Blanchard[2][3]

CofE. He was from Hants, she was from North Side Trinity. No ages, marital status or witnesses listed.

"Married Isaac Hogarth of xt church parish Hants and Dorothy Blanchard Daughter in Law to James and Mary Morely North side Trinity"[4] (variants of "xt church" seem to be a standard abbreviation for Christchurch)

Death

Name Dorothy Blanchard Hogarth
Maiden Name Blanchard
Event Date 1829
Event Place Trinity, Bonavista-Trinity Census Division, Newfoundland
Death Date 13 Oct 1829
Cemetery Saint Paul’s Anglican Church Cemetery[5]

Research notes

Dorothy's parents are sometimes listed as James Morley and Mary (Unknown) Morely; see several (unsourced) online trees[6][7], however, her maiden name was Blanchard, not Morely. According to data from their headstones, Mary Morely was only 12 years Dorothy's senior --- probably too young to be Dorothy's mother. And the marriage record of Dorothy Blanchard to Isaac Hogarth says that she was the daughter-in-law to James and Mary Morley.

According to Hubert Stone.

I found a Richard Blanchard in Bay-De-Verde Newfoundland... I ....found a family that seems to match. Her possible parents are Richard Blanchard buried Oct 30 1757 in Wimborne Minster and Dorothy Scrivener born August 1, 1705 in Poole, and buried Dec 18, 1757 in Wimborne Minster. Richard and Dorothy were married Jan 9, 1727 and had the following children:
  1. Wiliam 1728
  2. Elizabeth 1730
  3. Charles 1732
  4. Mary 1736
  5. Richard 1739
  6. Dorothy 1744
  7. Thomas 1746-1747
Dorothy Scrivener, possible mother of Dorothy Blanchard, is the daughter of John Scrivener 1673- and Elizabeth 1680-. This John Scrivener has a twin sister Katherin. Mary Morley had twins, they say twins run in families. John Scrivener is the son of John Scrivener born abt. 1648 and buried June 29, 1710 in Poole and Dorothy born circa 1648. Children of John and Dorothy Scrivener are:
  1. John 1673
  2. Katherin 1673-1673
  3. Thomas 1676
  4. William 1678-1722
  5. Margarett 1681
  6. Richard 1684
The names Richard and Dorothy have been carried down the family to Dorothy Blanchard and Richard Blanchard planter of Bay de Verde. I also found John Scrivener, who worked for Poole merchants, buried Oct 13,1774 in Trinity. Dorothy Blanchard married Isaac Hogarth in Trinity May 16, 1775.
I say that Dorothy, Mary, Richard, and possibly other siblings came to the area in the 1760's after their parents died.[8]

Sources

  1. ↑ "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J7WL-9Z4 : 30 December 2014), Dorothy Blanchard, 08 Mar 1744; citing WIMBORNE MINSTER,DORSET,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 0990117 IT 2-3.
  2. ↑ "Newfoundland Vital Statistics, 1753-1893," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QK9T-R7S4 : 8 May 2015), Isaac Hogarth and Dorothy Blanchard, 16 May 1775; citing Marriage, Trinity, Trinity North, Newfoundland, Canada, Provincial Archives, St. John's.
  3. ↑ "Canada, Newfoundland Vital Statistics, 1753-1893," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QK9T-R7SW : 23 February 2021), Isaac Hogarth and Dorothy Blanchard, 16 May 1775; citing Marriage, Trinity, Trinity North, Newfoundland, Canada, Provincial Archives, St. John's.
  4. ↑ Newfoundland's Grand Banks Site, St. Paul's Anglican Parish, Trinity, Trinity Bay Parish Records. Marriages 1757-1779. Michael Cooper, September (2000), Linda Morris (2012). Accessed 2016.
  5. ↑ "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGR-M9YZ : 11 July 2016), Dorothy Blanchard Hogarth, 1829; Burial, Trinity, Bonavista-Trinity Census Division, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, Saint Paul’s Anglican Church Cemetery; citing record ID 133264780, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com.
  6. ↑ Kemp(e)FamilyHistory. L. Kemp McGrath. Dorothy Blanchard. Accessed 2016. http://www.kempfamilyhistory.com/getperson.php?personID=I63968&tree=adkemp
  7. ↑ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:3MW1-6FP : accessed 2016-09-18), entry for Dorothy /BLANCHARD/.
  8. ↑ Hubert Stone, series of communications, Wikitree profile of Dorothy Blanchard, 2014. Accessed 2016.




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Ronald Drodge
Blanchard-6982 and Blanchard-687 appear to represent the same person because: Appears to be the same person.
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Hubert Stone
Making sense of all this, it would seem that the John Scrivener, buried in Trinity, is possibly an uncle or cousin of the Trinity Blanchard's. Richard, Mary and Dorothy are all siblings thus Mary is not Dorothy's biological mother, but her sister who raised her after both of their parents died in 1757, when Mary was 21 and Dorothy 13 and I put it to you that the statement daughter in law to James and Mary Morley meant by law they were Dorothy's legal guardians and not that Mary was married to a Blanchard but a Blanchard herself. Richard probably went back and forth to Bay de Verde from Trinity to work on his fishing room until he was able to upgrade it to a plantation. I say that Dorothy, Mary, Richard, and possibly other siblings came to the area in the 1760's after their parents died.
posted by Hubert Stone
Hubert Stone
Dorothy Scrivener, possible mother of Dorothy Blanchard, is the daughter of John Scrivener 1673- and Elizabeth 1680-. This John Scrivener has a twin sister Katherin. Mary Morley had twins, they say twins run in families. John Scrivener is the son of John Scrivener born abt. 1648 and buried June 29, 1710 in Poole and Dorothy born circa 1648. Children of John and Dorothy Scrivener are:

1. John 1673- 2. Katherin 1673-1673 3. Thomas 1676- 4. William 1678-1722 5. Margarett 1681- 6. Richard 1684-

The names Richard and Dorothy have been carried down the family to Dorothy Blanchard and Richard Blanchard planter of Bay de Verde. I also found John Scrivener, who worked for Poole merchants, buried Oct 13,1774 in Trinity. Dorothy Blanchard married Isaac Hogarth in Trinity May 16, 1775.

posted by Hubert Stone
Hubert Stone
I have further researched Dorothy Blanchard and I found a Richard Blanchard in Bay-De-Verde Newfoundland, and I figured he could possibly be a brother of Dorothy. From my earlier findings, I also assumed that Mary Morley was also a sibling to Dorothy and not her mother. Armed with this I went searching England and found a family that seems to match. Her possible parents are Richard Blanchard buried Oct 30 1757 in Wimborne Minster and Dorothy Scrivener born August 1, 1705 in Poole, and buried Dec 18, 1757 in Wimborne Minster. Richard and Dorothy were married Jan 9, 1727 and had the following children:

1. Wiliam 1728- 2. Elizabeth 1730- 3. Charles 1732- 4. Mary 1736- 5. Richard 1739- 6. Dorothy 1744- 7. Thomas 1746-1747

posted by Hubert Stone
Hubert Stone
Isaac and Dorothy Hogarth's daughter, Mary Hogarth married Henry Stone Oct. 1, 1794 and they had the following children:

1. Grace 1795-1796 2. Grace 1797-1874 3. Thomas 1799- 4. Ambrose 1802-1880 5. Sarah 1804- 6. William 1807-1883 7. Tamson 1811- 8. Henry Dec. 31, 1913-Nov 27, 1888 9. Elizabeth 1816-

My connection to Dorothy Blanchard is through Henry and Mary (Hogarth) Stone via their 8th child Henry Stone who later became the first settler of Rocky Brook which today has been renamed Monroe, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

posted by Hubert Stone
Hubert Stone
I am researching Dorothy Blanchard. I am not as sure that Mary Morly is her biological mother because Dorothy's burial record dated Oct. 13, 1829 says she was 82 at the time of her death which puts her birth at 1747. I have seen and taken a picture of Mary Morly's headstone and she died in 1787 at the age of 52 making her birth 1735, therefore, Mary would have only been 12 when Dorothy was born, and people claim that Mary was married to a Blanchard, but at 12? I think Mary is more likely an older sister or other relative that had taken her in after her parents had died, but, it's not impossible for a 12 year old to give birth, so, more research needs to be done. Dorothy's marriage to Isaac Hogarth says she is the daughter in law to James and Mary Morly. AND probably means both of them.
posted by Hubert Stone

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