Thomas Hyde (abt. 1555 - 1618)

Born about 1555 in Norbury, Cheshire, England

Ancestors

Husband of Margaret (Sandford) Hyde — married before 1602 in Of Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

Died 9 Dec 1618 at about age 63 in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

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Biography

Thomas Hyde, the son of Robert Hyde and Jane Davenport, was born about 1551, Norbury, Cheshire, England, his burial was 9 DEC 1618, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.

MARRIED

Husband: Thomas Hyde

Wife: Margaret Sanford Bold

Marriage:

Date: ABT 1596

Place: Of, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

Birth

Thomas Hyde was born ABT 1563, Of, Norbury, Cheshire, England

"Thomas Hyde, D.D., was Prebendary of Ilfracombe in Salisbury Cathedral, 1583; Canon Residentiary Chancellor, 1588 ; Vicar of Boscombe ; Vicar of Stratford Tony, 1614 ; died 1618. He also is referred to by Anne, widow of Laurence Hyde, in her will, as Dr. Hyde, of Sarum. He seems to have been married twice, if the following entries in the Salisbury Cathedral Register relate to him and his family : —

1601, July 27. Mary, wife of Thomas Hide, Canon Residentiary, buried.

1602, Nov. 5. Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Hide, Canon, christened. 1604, Nov. 17. Margaret, d. of Thomas Hide, D.D., christened.

1608, May 15. Katherine, d. of Thomas Hide, D.D., christened.

1609, Apr. 1. Jane, d. of Thomas Hide, D.D., christened.

1610, Mar. 26. Thomas, s. of Thomas Hide, D.D., christened.

1611, Sep. 27. Barbara, d. of Thomas Hide, D.D., christened. 1614, Apr. 6. Luce, d. of Thomas Hide, christened.

1617, May 27. Robert, s. of Thomas Hide, D.D., christened.

His daughter Barbara is probably the Barbara Hyde who married, 29 May 1632, Thomas Chafin, D.D., Vicar of Mere, as his first wife, at Tisbury, where, and also in the Mere Registers, the marriage is recorded. Dr. Charm's sufferings and death at the hands of Cromwell's soldiers are mentioned in Walker's Sufferings of the Clergy.

Their son Thomas was baptized at Tisbury, on the 25th June 1633, and their daughter Barbara, at Mere, in 1636. Barbara Chafin was buried at Mere, in 1636, and her husband soon afterwards married again.

Chancellor Hyde is mentioned in the Tisbury Registers as a person of importance in the record of the marriages of three of Laurence Hyde's daughters — "Mr. Thomas Huyde now Chancellor of the Cathedral Church of Sarum celebrating the marriage". He died in December 16 18, and was buried in Salisbury Cathedral."

Hyde was replaced at the vicarage of Boscombe in 1614 by his nephew, Edward Hyde, son of his brother Edward Hyde and Alice St. Barbe Hyde, mentioned in the Will of Thomas' widow Margaret, who calls him "my cousin Mr. Edward Hyde, Parson of Boscombe" and entrusts him with guardianship of her son Thomas. ^[1] He [Edward] is also in the will of his aunt, Mary (St. Barbe) Langford who calls him "My kinsman Mr Edward Hyde of Boscome, preacher of God's Word" and assigns him as one of her overseers. ^[2][3]

Burial

Date: 9 DEC 1618, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

Will

In his Will probated 1619, Thomas names his nine children, viz: Margaret, Mary, Katherine the elder, Katherine the younger, Joan, Barbara, Lucie, Thomas and Robert. All appear to be under 21. His wife Margaret is named, along with her sister Ann Sandford, and son (from her first marriage) Henry Bold. Cousins named are: Lawrence H, eldest son and heir of Sir Lawrence H; Robert H (eldest son); cousin Robert H of West Hatch, John Lowe the son of John Lowe, and his sister Mary Lowe. Overseers were cousins Robert H of West Hatch, John Lowe of the Middle Temple, and Henry H of Dinton. ^[4]

Sources

1. ↑ MARGARET HYDE, of the Close, Salisbury, widow of Tho s Hyde, D.D. Will dated Mar. 19, 1624-5. Proved May 29, 1625. [63 Clark.'] My daughters Mary, Katherine, Katherine the younger, Jane, Barbara, & Lucie. My daughter Elizabeth Hall. To my son Thomas Hyde, the use of the great silver cup which prince Henry gave to his father my first husband John Bold, D.D. My father Toby Sandford, dec d . My sister Ann Sandford. My cousin Mr Edward Hyde, Parson of Boscombe, to be guardian of Thomas Hyde. Frederick Arthur Crisp. Abstracts of Somersetshire wills, etc., copied from the manuscript collections of the late Rev. Frederick Brown (Volume 5, ser.5)
2. ↑ Wiltshire Notes and Queries [1]
3. ↑ [2]
4. ↑ Reference: PROB 11/133/183 Description: Will of Thomas Hide, Clerk, Doctor in Divinity and Chancellor of the Cathedral Church of Salisbury, Wiltshire Date: 12 February 1619 Held by: The National Archives, Kew Legal status: Public Record(s)

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Acknowledgements

• Hyde-1662 was created by Keith Thorburn through the import of Hamilton 1-1.ged on Jul 31, 2014.
• This person was created through the import of Savage.ged on 21 February 2011.