John Hutchinson

John, apparently the youngest of the four Hutchinson brothers, was born ca 1515 and buried at Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England on May 24, 1565. From the Corporation Records of London it appears that he was apprenticed on September 23, 1529 to Edward Atkinson, of the city of London, glover, for seven years, which establishes his birth in about the year 1515.

After his apprenticeship had expired, and like his brother William, he pursued a course to secure the confidence of his fellow citizens, and is frequently mentioned as holding minor offices of trust in connection with the business of the Corporation, and rising to the dignity of Sheriff of the city, in September 1547. On April 11, 1556, John was elected an Alderman and, in the following September, elevated to a Justice of the Peace for an unexpired term, and on October 2, 1561, that honor was again conferred upon him.

In September 1564, he was a elected Mayor of Lincoln for a second time, which office he held at the time of his death, May 24, 1565. He was buried in the church of St. Mary le Wigford, in the city of Lincoln, on the same day, and, as an illustration of the rapidity with which business was sometimes done in those times, the Corporation Records reveal the singular facts that he died at four o'clock in the morning, and that his colleagues in office, having attended his funeral, elected his successor within sixteen hours after his decease. His will was made on the previous April 21 and its bequests indicate that he had acquired considerable property. He left lands and houses to each of his sons, all of whom he particularly mentions. To his eldest son William he bequeathed the estate at Whisby, formerly left to him by his own brother William, and also the Rectory and Parsonage of Cherry Willingham (near Lincoln), which he had doubtless acquired by purchase. His son Edward and daughter Mary, he particularly commended to the kindness of his wife, who was probably their own mother. John Hutchinson had two wives. The name of the first was Margaret and by her he appears to have had four children. It is possible that she may have been the mother of his other two children, but the probabilities are otherwise. The name of his second wife was Anne.

Anne had evidently been married once, if not twice before. In her will dated March 25 and proved September 18, 1586, she leaves a considerably legacy to her "son William Clinte," to increase a certain sum left him by his father's will, which amount is to remain in the hands of her "son Edwad Kirkebie," until the day of said William's marriage. She also mentions her "son Thomas Pinder." The two latter, it may be presumed, were her sons-in-law, and all the evidences to be gleaned from her will tend to show that her former husband's name was Clinte. There is nothing, however, in it to indicate her own family surname. The reasons for presuming that John Hutchinson's two youngest children were by this second wife are, first, because he especially entrusts them to her custody, while he commits the guardianship of the elder children, proved to be by his first wife, to others; and secondly, because in her will, except leaving a very trifling legacy to Alice Dynison, she mentions none of the other children of John Hutchinson, but makes her "son Edward Hutchinson" residuary legatee, and appoints him and her "son-in-law George Frieston" (who had married Mary Hutchinson) her Executors. 

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Spouse - Anne Clinte: Born: Abt 1519, ENGLAND. Marriage on 24 May 1555 in ENGLAND.

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Name: John Hutchinson Given Name: John Surname: Hutchinson Suffix: Lord Mayor Of London Sex: M Birth: Abt 1516 in Lincolnshire, England 1 2 Death: 24 May 1565 in St.Mary's Parish, Wigford, Lincolnshire, England 3 2 4 5 1 3 6 7

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BIRTH: Sanborn says this man's father was named "John" no t "William," but William Hutchinson of Lincoln was born abo ut 1480 and had a son, John, born 1515 [authenticated by Th e College of Arms, London]. If that John is the same John w ho is brother to William, Thomas, and Christopher, then al l four boys [and their sister, Alice Remington] have a fath er named William.

MARRIAGE: He married twice; first Margaret Browne; second , Anne Clint, widow.

CHILDREN: Listed in the Will, William is eldest son. By fir st wife - William, Thomas, John, Arthur, Jane, Alice. By se cond wife - Edward and Mary. "The Hutchinson Family" i n the Narragansett Historical Register, [volume and numbe r missing], p. 172.

Col. Chester assigns the husbands of Jane and Alice above ( assigned in other sources to this generation), to the nex t generation, the daughters (Jane and Alice) of William an d Margaret Sissons Hutchinson. This is supported by the app renticeship of William's son, Edward to "his brother-in=la w Edmund Knight." See notes for Edward Hutchinson, son of J ohn and Anne, this generation.

BIOGRAPHY: He was Sheriff of Lincoln in 1547; Alderman Apri l 11, 1556, and Lord Mayor of London in September, 1556. I n 1558 and 1561, he was Justice of the Peace, and was agai n Mayor from September, 1564 until May 24, 1565, when he di ed.

OCCUPATION: Was apprenticed, September 23, 1529, for seve n years, to Edward Atkinson. NEHGR, Vol. 20, Oct 186 6, p. 357.

Sheriff of Lincoln in 1547, Alderman in 1556, Mayor in 155 6 and 1564, holding the latter office at the time of his de ath, 24 May 1565. "The Hutchinson Family" in the Narraga nsett Historical Register, [volume and number missing], p . 172.

LAND: Possessed considerable property and left lands and ho uses to his sons, all named in the Will. "The Hutchinso n Family" in the Narragansett Historical Register, [volum e and number missing], p. 172.

DEATH: His will was dated April 21, 1565, and was proved Ju ne 14, 1565.

PROBATE: To be buried in the parish church of St. Mary in W igford. To wife Anne the half part of all my household stuf f, my legacies being first performed, one dozen of silver s poons of the maiden head (and other silver). To daughters A lice and Mary forty pounds to be evenly divided between the m and to be delivered unto them at the age of twenty one ye ars or day of marriage. William Hochinson my eldest son. M y sons Thomas, John, Arthur, and Edward. To every one his p ortion at age of twenty one. To Jane Knight my daughter si x silver spoons with round knobs. To Edmund Knight my son i n law a riall of gold. To my sister Browne on old angel an d to either of my brother Browne's sons one French crown. T o my cousin Christofer Hochinson two five [25 ?] shillings . I will that Katherine Maltby, widow, shall have her hous e rent free for life after my decease. Edmund Knight, my so n in law, shall have the order, rule and government of Alic e my daughter and of her portion until of age or married. M y wife shall have the order and bringing up of Edward my so n and Mary my daughter and the governance of their portions . John Graye shall have the custody of Arthur my son and o f his portion. I bequeath to every one of my wife's childre n one angel of gold or in money then shillings. I make an d ordain William my son and John Greye of Lowth my executor s and to the said John Grey, for his pains and travell here in to be taken, I give and bequeath one piece of gold tha t was Mr. Atkinson's and my ring of gold which is my signet . I make my brother Leonard Browne and John Welcombe, citiz en of the said city supervisors. Signed John Hutchinson. Th en follows his will disposing of real estate, including mes suages etc. in St. Mary's Wigford in the suburbs of the Cit y, St. Peter at Gootes (Gowts or Gates) the rectory, parson age etc. of Cherry Willingham and the advowson, patronage e tc. of the vicarage there, messuages, lands, etc. in Whysbi e, a tenement in St. Botulph's, tenements etc in the paris h of St. Mark the Evangelist, a toft and dove cote in St. S within's in the suburbs, etc. NEHGR, Vol. 51, pp. 11 9-120.

BURIAL: He was interred in the church of St. Mary le Wigfor d, Lincoln.

ARMS: In 1634 during the Visitation of Lincolnshire, Thoma s Hutchinson, of Thedlethorpe, Lincolnshire, [descendant o f the Lord Mayor John's brother, William] presented his ped igree to the heralds and claimed the arms of the Hutchinson s of Yorkshire, but failed to establish his right to thei r use. The pedigree he presented is in the files but marke d "Respited for Proof." The requested proof was never furni shed nor have the arms ever been granted or confirmed to an y member of the family in this line. As this Thomas Hutchin son was born before the death of Edward Hutchinson of Wykeh am Abbey, to whom the arms had been of right confirmed in 1 581, there could have been no difficulty in establishin g a connection, if any had existed. NEHGR, Vol. 20 , p. 367.

Father: William Hutchinson b: Abt 1480 in Cowlam, Yorkshire, England Mother: Anne b: 1482 in England

Marriage 1 Margaret Browne b: Abt 1524 in England Married: Abt 1542 in Lincolnshire, England 2 6 9

Children

1. Has Children William Hutchinson b: Abt 1543 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
2. Has No Children Thomas Hutchinson b: Abt 1545 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
3. Has No Children John Hutchinson b: Abt 1547 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
4. Has No Children Jane Hutchinson b: Abt 1549 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
5. Has No Children Arthur Hutchinson b: 1551 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
6. Has No Children Alice Hutchinson b: Abt 1553 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England

Marriage 2Anne (Widow Clint) b: Abt 1519 in England Married: 24 May 1555 in England 8

Children

1. Has Children Mary Hutchinson b: Abt 1558 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England c: 13 Sep 1575 in St. Mary's, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
2. Has Children Edward Hutchinson b: Abt 1564 in Parish Of St. Mary Le Wigford, Lincoln, England c: 17 Apr 1568 in St.Mary's Parish, Wigford, Lincolnshire, England

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• Date: 23 Apr 2002 Media: Electronic Databases Abbrev: Hutchinson, Richard (Alford, Eng) Title: Richard Hutchinson of Alford, Eng. Publication: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rhutch/
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• Abbrev: Hutchinson, M. Hollis Title: "Richard Hutchinson, Ironmonger," supplied by Hutchinson, 7 -6-2005. Author: compiled by m. Hollis Hutchinson [(E-ADDRESS), & MAILING AD DRESS FOR PRIVATE USE], Dallis, TX 75218 Repository: Name: n/a
• Media: Electronic Databases Abbrev: Hutchinson, Barnard of Cowlam (Eng) Title: Hutchinson, Barnard of Cowlam (Eng) Publication: http://www.plumdigital.com/2_webcards/wc54/wc54_348.html
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• Media: Electronic Databases Abbrev: Hutchinson, Edward & Susanna Title: Hutchinson, Edward & Susanna Publication: www.familysearch.org; http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.c om/~walkersj/Hutchinson.htm; http://history.vineyard.net//a llen/Web%20Cards/WC25/WC25_396.HTM; http://www.weymouthtech .com/Genealogy/ps50/ps50_466.htm
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Biography

John Hutchinson, Lord Mayor Of Lincoln, was born 1515 in Lincolnshire,England. He married five times. He had sixteen children. He died 24 May 1565 in St. Mary Le Wigford, Lincolnshire, England. He was the sonof William and Ann Hutchinson.

John Hutchinson.
Birthdate: circa 1515
Birthplace: Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England Death: before May 24, 1565 St Mary Parish, Wigford, Lincolnshire, England Place of Burial: St. Mary le Wigford, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England Immediate Family: Son of William Hutchinson and Ann Hutchinson Husband of Elizabeth Hutchinson; Margaret Hutchinson and Anne Hutchinson Father of Greg Hutchins; John Hutchinson; William Hutchinson; Thomas Hutchinson; Arthur Hutchinson; Jane Hutchinson; Alice Hutchinson; Edward "the mercer" Hutchinson; Mary Hutchinson; Thomas Hutchinson; John Hutchinson; Arthur Hutchinson and Jane Hutchinson « less Brother of William Hutchinson Half brother of Christopher Hutchinson; Thomas Hutchinson and Alice Remington Occupation: Lord Mayor of Lincoln Managed by: Sherry Cadenhead Klein Last Updated: May 7, 2015. About John HutchinsonJohn, apparently the youngest of the four Hutchinson brothers, was born ca 1515 and buried at Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England on May 24, 1565. From the Corporation Records of London it appears that he was apprenticed on September 23, 1529 to Edward Atkinson, of the city of London,glover, for seven years, which establishes his birth in about the year 1515. After his apprenticeship had expired, and like his brother William, hepursued a course to secure the confidence of his fellow citizens, andis frequently mentioned as holding minor offices of trust in connection with the business of the Corporation, and rising to the dignity of Sheriff of the city, in September 1547. On April 11, 1556, John was elected an Alderman and, in the following September, elevated to a Justice of the Peace for an unexpired term, and on October 2, 1561, that honor was again conferred upon him. In September 1564, he was a elected Mayor of Lincoln for a second time, which office he held at the time of his death, May 24, 1565. He was buried in the church of St. Mary le Wigford, in the city of Lincoln, on the same day, and, as an illustration of the rapidity with which business was sometimes done in those times, the Corporation Records reveal the singular facts that he died at four o'clock in the morning, and that his colleagues in office, having attended his funeral, elected his successor within sixteen hours after his decease. His will was made on the previous April 21 and its bequests indicate that he had acquired considerable property. He left lands and houses to each of his sons,all of whom he particularly mentions. To his eldest son William he bequeathed the estate at Whisby, formerly left to him by his own brotherWilliam, and also the Rectory and Parsonage of Cherry Willingham (near Lincoln), which he had doubtless acquired by purchase. His son Edward and daughter Mary, he particularly commended to the kindness of his wife, who was probably their own mother. To daughters Alice and Mary forty pounds to be evenly divided between them and to be delivered unto them at the age of twenty one years or day of marriage. William Hochinson my eldest son. My sons Thomas, John,Arthur, and Edward. To every one his portion at age of twenty one. ToJane Knight my daughter six silver spoons with round knobs. To EdmundKnight my son-in-law a riall of gold. To my sister Browne on old angel and to either of my brother Browne's sons one French crown. To my cousin Christofer Hochinson two five [25 ?] shillings . I will that Katherine Maltby, widow, shall have her house rent free for life after my decease. Edmund Knight, my son in law, shall have the order, rule and government of Alice my daughter and of her portion until of age or married. My wife shall have the order and bringing up of Edward my son and Mary my daughter and the governance of their portions. John Graye shall have the custody of Arthur my son and o f his portion. I bequeath to every one of my wife's children one angel of gold or in money then shillings. I make and ordain William my son and John Greye of Lowth myexecutors and to the said John Grey, for his pains and travell here in to be taken, I give and bequeath one piece of gold that was Mr. Atkinson's and my ring of gold which is my signet. I make my brother Leonard Browne and John Welcombe, citizen of the said city supervisors. <ref>NY Gen & Bio Record Vol 20 https://books.google.ca/books?id=L_SdyU5IItcC&pg=PA358&lpg=PA358&dq=%22son+William+Clinte,%22+to+increase+a+certain+sum+left+him+by+his+father's+will,+which+amount+is+to+remain+in+the+hands+of+her+%22son+Edwad+Kirkebie&source=bl&ots=GWbINkDHtu&sig=UW60xY0olZlKXM_OpkdQbuT0Hrk&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi8rfOuma3eAhWLjlQKHUIeAVcQ6AEwAHoECAYQAQ#v=onepage&q=%22son%20William%20Clinte%2C%22%20to%20increase%20a%20certain%20sum%20left%20him%20by%20his%20father's%20will%2C%20which%20amount%20is%20to%20remain%20in%20the%20hands%20of%20her%20%22son%20Edwad%20Kirkebie&f=false</ref> John Hutchinson had two wives. The name of the first was Margaret and by her he appears to have had four children. It is possible that she may have been the mother of his other two children, but the probabilities are otherwise. The name of his second wife was Anne. Anne had evidently been married once, if not twice before. In her willdated March 25 and proved September 18, 1586, she leaves a considerably legacy to her "son William Clinte," to increase a certain sum left him by his father's will, which amount is to remain in the hands of her "son Edwad Kirkebie," until the day of said William's marriage. She also mentions her "son Thomas Pinder." The two latter, it may be presumed, were her sons-in-law, and all the evidences to be gleaned from her will tend to show that her former husband's name was Clinte. There is nothing, however, in it to indicate her own family surname. The reasons for presuming that John Hutchinson's two youngest children were bythis second wife are, first, because he especially entrusts them to her custody, while he commits the guardianship of the elder children, proved to be by his first wife, to others; and secondly, because in herwill, except leaving a very trifling legacy to Alice Dynison, she mentions none of the other children of John Hutchinson, but makes her "son Edward Hutchinson" residuary legatee, and appoints him and her "son-in-law George Frieston" (who had married Mary Hutchinson) her Executors. Links: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mabgenealogy/genealogy/paf... - Anne Clinte: Born: Abt 1519, ENGLAND. Marriage on 24 May 1555in ENGLAND. (John Hutchinson)

• John Hutchinson Find A Grave Index Name John Hutchinson Event Type Burial Event Date 1565 Event Place Lincoln, City of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England Photograph Included N Death Date 24 May 1565 Affiliate Record Identifier 175308516Cemetery St Mary le Wigford.<ref>"Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2BY-QTNR : 10 March 2017), John Hutchinson, 1565; Burial, Lincoln, City of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, St Mary le Wigford; citing record ID 175308516, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. </ref>

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