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Facts and Events
Name[3] |
Elizabeth Hobart |
Gender |
Female |
Birth? |
Abt 1612 |
Hingham, Norfolk, England |
Alt Birth? |
19 Apr 1632 |
Hingham, Norfolk, England |
Marriage |
1638 |
to Ralph Smith |
Death[4] |
1654 |
Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States |
Alt Death? |
26 Mar 1692 |
Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States |
References
- Hobart, L. Smith. William Hobart, his ancestors and descendants. (Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States: Press of S.G. Otis & Co., 1886)
9.
Elizabeth, b. England, probably 1612, came here in 1633, probably in company with their brother Edmund or Thomas . Nothing further is known.
- Freeman, Ruth Hayden. My branch of the descendants of Ralph Smith. (Middleburg, Vermont: R.H. Freeman, 1975)
10.
Ralph Smith m. Elizabeth Hobart in Hingham in 1638, she was b. Hingham England in 1612, d/o Edmund and Margaret (Dewey) Hobart, d. bef. 1660.
- ↑ Mehitable and Elizabeth were not on the passenger list with their father when he came over to America with his wife, Sarah, Rebecca, and Joshua. The source cited Source:Hobart, L. Smith. William Hobart, his ancestors and descendants, publ. 1886, appears to be one of the oldest that mention them, and may be the origin of reports of these two daughters. Clarence Almon Torrey's article on "Edmund Hobart of Hingham, Massachusetts" in TAG, 1951, p. 27:95, which is apparently based on information found in the parish registers in Hingham, England, did not mention either of them. --Jrich 16:53, 8 September 2009 (EDT)
- ↑ Presumably the death date given here is based on Elizabeth marrying Ralph Smith. There is no evidence that Ralph Smith married an Elizabeth, much less Elizabeth Hobart. It is speculative only, based on a close association between Ralph Smith and the Hobart family, and the fact that his oldest daughter was named Elizabeth. Ralph's widow's name was Grace, and as far as evidence shows, she may have been his only wife. See, for example, the article on Ralph Smith in Source:Anderson, Robert Charles. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633.
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