Sir William Hoo, Knt.

• Sir William Hoo, Captain of Hammes in Pas-de-Calais and of Oye Castle in Picardy1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
• M, #16071, b. circa 1335, d. 22 November 1410
• Father Sir Thomas de Hoo, Sheriff of Surrey & Sussex10 d. 18 Sep 1380
• Mother Isabel de St. Leger10 b. 16 Jun 1320, d. 22 Jul 1393
• Sir William Hoo, Captain of Hammes in Pas-de-Calais and of Oye Castle in Picardy married Alice de St. Omer, daughter of Sir Thomas de St. Omer, Sheriff of Norfolk & Suffolk, Keeper of Norwich Castle and Petronilla Malmains; They had 1 son (Sir Thomas).2,3,5,8 Sir William Hoo, Captain of Hammes in Pas-de-Calais and of Oye Castle in Picardy was born circa 1335. He married Eleanor Wingfield, daughter of Sir Thomas Wingfield and Margaret Boville, before 20 October 1376; They had 1 son (John) & 1 daughter (Margaret, wife of Thomas St. Clair, Esq.)6,7 Sir William Hoo, Captain of Hammes in Pas-de-Calais and of Oye Castle in Picardy died on 22 November 1410; Buried in the chancel of the church of Mulbarton, Norfolk.6
• Family 1 Alice de St. Omer b. c 1343, d. bt 6 Oct 1373 - 20 Oct 1376
• Child
  • Sir Thomas Hoo+2,5,6 d. 23 Aug 1420
• Family 2 Eleanor Wingfield d. a 1415
• Children
  • Margaret Hoo+3,4,6,7,9
  • Thomas "the younger" Hoo+ b. c 1403, d. 1480
• Citations
• [S4522] Unknown author, The Complete Peerage, by Cokayne, Vol. VI, p. 566, notes; Wallop Family, p. 440.
• [S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. I, p. 498.
• [S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. III, p. 44-45.
• [S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. IV, p. 358-359.
• [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. II, p. 230-231.
• [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 304-305.
• [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 623.
• [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. IV, p. 538.
• [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. V, p. 385.
• [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 303-304.
• From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p535.htm#i... ________________
• Sir William Hoo
• Birth: 1342 Litcham, Breckland Borough, Norfolk, England
• Death: Nov. 22, 1410 Hailsham, Wealden District, East Sussex, England
• Family links:
• Parents:
• Thomas Hoo (____ - 1380)
• Isabella Saint Leger Hoo (1320 - 1393)
• Spouse:
• Alice de St. Omer Hoo (____ - 1401)*
• Burial: Mulbarton St. Mary Magdalen, Mulbarton, South Norfolk District, Norfolk, England
• Plot: church chancel
• Find A Grave Memorial# 127370500
• From: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=127370500 ____________________
• Isabel De St. LEGER
• Born: 16 Jun 1321, Holcote, Northamptonshire, England
• Died: 12 Jul 1393
• Buried: St. Albans Cathedral, Hertfordshire, England
• Father: John De St. LEGER (Sir Knight)
• Mother: Jeanne ?
• Married: Thomas De HOO (Sir) (b. ABT 1318) BEF 16 Jun 1335
  • Children:
  • 1. William De HOO (Sir) (m. Alice De St. Omer)
  • 2. Joan De HOO (b. ABT 1358 - d. 30 May 1394) (m. Henry Ferrers, 4° B. Ferrers of Groby)
  • 3. Thomas De HOO (Sir)
  • 4. John De HOO
• From: http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/STLEGER.htm#Isabel De St. LEGER1 ____________________
• Sussex Archaeological Collections Relating to the History and ..., Volume 8
• https://books.google.com/books?id=5F5LAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA131&lpg=PA131&d...
• Pg.130
• .... etc.
• Sir Thomas Hoo, Knt.; ob. 18 Sept. 1380; bu. at St. Albans. = Isabel, da. and heiress of John St. Leger; bo. 25 May, 1319; m. 9 Ed. 3, 1335; ob. 22 July, 1393; bu. at St. Albans. ; ch: (Pg.131 Sir William (m. Alice St. Omer & Eleanor Wingfield), John Hoo)
• Pg.131
  • John Hoo, of Knebworth; ob. S.P. (Clutterbuck, Herts. Vol. iii, p. 71.)
  • Sir William Hoo, Knt.; ob. 22 Nov. 1410, aet. 75; bu. at Mulbarton, co. Norfolk. = Alice, da. and coheiress of Thomas de St. Omer, and on the side of her mother, Petronilla, d. & coheiress of Nicholas, Lord de Malmaynes; will dated 1375; bu. at Mulbarton; 1st wife. ; ch: Sir Thomas (m. Eleanor Felton & Elizabeth Echingham), John (living 1428; ob. S.P.), Margaret (m. Thomas St. Clere) Hoo ; = Eleanor, d. of Sir John Wingfield. 2d wife. ; ch: Thomas (m. Dorothy Norwood) Hoo
    • Margaret, ob. ante Oct. 1486 = Thomas St. Clere; ob. 6 May, 13 Hen. VI.
    • Sir Thomas Hoo, Knt.; ob. 23 Aug. 1420. = Eleanor, da. & heiress of Thomas Felton, of co. Huntingdon; ob. 8 Aug. 1400. 1st wife. ; ch: Thomas (m. Elizabeth Wychingham & Eleanor Welles) Hoo ; = Elizabeth, da. and coheiress of Wm. de Echingham. Re-mar. Sir Thos. Lewknor, of Bradhurst. 2d wife. ; ch: Thomas (m. Alicia Urrey) Hoo
      • Thomas Hoo, created Lord Hoo and Hastings, Kt. of Garter; he ob. 13 Feb. 1455; Inq. p.m., 33 Hen. VI. Sussex and Suffolk. = Elizabeth d. of Nicholas Wychingham; Inq. 33 H. VI. 1st wife. ; ch: Anne (m. Geoffry Bulleyne) Hoo ; = Eleanor, da. and heiress of Lionel, Lord Welles; Inq. 33 H. VI. She remar. Jas. Lawrence, and then, 3dly, Hugh Hastings. 2d wife. ; ch: Anna (m. Sir Roger Copley), Eleanor (m. Thos. Echingham & Sir James Carew), Elizabeth (m. Sir Thos. Massingberg & John Devenish) Hoo
      • Thomas Hoo; ob. 28 Oct. 1486. S.P. Inq. p.m. Herts & Beds. Nov., 2 Hen. VII, leaving the descendants of his aunt Margaret his heirs. = Alicia, da. of Walter Urrey. (Batt. Abb. Records.)
    • Thomas Hoo, of Herts; ob. 1480. (Clutterbuck makes him son of Alice, and give the descendants till the heiress mar. Sir Jon. Keate, vol. iii, p.73.) = Dorothy, da. and heiress of . . . . Norwood. ________________
• THIS HAS CONFUSED THE TWO WIVES OF WILLIAM, THE MOTHER OF THIS SON THOMAS WHO MARRIED DOROTHY WAS ELEANOR WINGFIELD ACCORDING TO OTHER REFERENCES
• The visitations of Hertfordshire, made by Robert Cooke, esq.,Clarencieux, in 1572 .... etc.
• https://archive.org/details/visitationshert00britgoog
• http://archive.org/stream/visitationshert00britgoog#page/n22/mode/1up
• Pg.12
  • Hoo of Paul's Walden.
• Sir Thomas Hoo, Kt. = Isabel, da. and heir of Sir John St. Leger, Kt. ; ch: Sir William (m. Alison St. Omer) Hoo
  • Sir William Hoo, Kt. = Alison [? Ellenor], da. and heir to the Lord St. Omer, and by her mother, heir to Sir Nicholas Malmaynes. ; ch: A (Pg.13 Thomas (m. Dorothey Norwood) Hoo)
    • http://archive.org/stream/visitationshert00britgoog#page/n23/mode/1up
    • Pg.13
    • A : Thomas Hoo of Hoo, co. Hertf., 2 son. = Dorothey, da. and heir of . . . . Norwood. ; ch: Thomas (m. Maud Bardolfe) Hoo
      • Thomas Hoo of Paul's Walden. = Maud, da. of . . . . Bardolfe. ; ch: Thomas (m. . . . . Newman) Hoo
        • Thomas Hoo of Hoo. = da. and coheir of . . . . Newman. ; ch: Thomas (m. Lucy Brockett) Hoo
          • Thomas Hoo of Paul's Walden. = Lucy, da. of . . . . Brockett. ; ch: Thomas, 2. Nicholas, Grace (m. Francis Markham), Margaret (m. George Elsden), Thomasin, Jane.
            • Thomas Hoo of Hoo, son and heir.
            • Grace, ux. Francis Markham.
            • Margaret. = George Elsden of . . . . ; ch: 1. John, 2. Thomas, 3. George, 4. Richard, 5 Edward, Lucy, Elizabeth Elsden ______________________
• The Sinclairs of England
• https://books.google.com/books?id=SrBonYuIxLUC&pg=PA322&lpg=PA322&d...
• Pg.322
• .... Sir William Hoo of Hastings had served three sovereigns in ambassadorial, diplomatic, and other distinguished ways during forty years. He died Lord Hoo and Hastings, 22d November 1410, aged 75. His first wife was Alice de St. Omer, daughter and coheiress of Nicolas, Lord de Malmaynes, of the baronial Kent family who came with the Conqueror, and who were heired chiefly by the Crevequeres, barons of Chatham and Leeds Castle. Sir William Hoo and Alice de St. Omer had Thomas, who succeed his father, and in more ways than one. .... In the roll of the knights of the garter, Sir Thomas Hoo, lord Hoo and Hastings, is entered as elected in 1445, and these services are the explanation of his K.G. In 1460 William, lord Hastings, had K.G. Sir Thomas had two brothers, John and William, and one sister, 'Margaret, who married the wealthy Thomas St. Clere, from which marriage the family of Gage is descended.' The antiquary adds, 'The descendants of the daughter Margaret were ultimately the heirs of Thomas Hoo who died in 1486.' This was the last of the line. Margaret's brother William was also a distinguished man, .... etc. _________________
• The Gentleman's magazine, Volume 198
• http://books.google.com/books?id=w9URAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA183&lpg=PA183&dq...
• Pg.182
• .... The family subsequently spread into other countries, and temp. Edw. II. were found in Sussex, where Sir Thomas Hoo was escheator and for six years sheriff temp. Edw. III. and had grant of a market in Wartling, and fair in other manors, and also free warren, which grants were confirmed to his widow, Isabel, in 1390.
• Sir William Hoo, son of Sir Thomas and Isabel, was a man of importance during the reigns of Edw. III Rich. II. and Hen. Iv. He was a legatee under the will of Sir
• Pg.183
• Thomas Wingfield, of the Suffolk family, from which he took his second wife, bearing date 17th July, 1378; he was Governor of the castle of Oye in Picardy, and by Henry IV. was engaged in matters of great trust, particularly in his transactions with Burgundy. He died 22nd Nov. 1410, and was succeeded by his son, Thomas Hoo, who married twice, and by each wife had a son, both named Thomas.
• Sir Thomas Hoo, whose monument is at Horsham, was the son by the first wife. Camden calls him the "noble Baron Hoo," and he rendered great and important services to his sovereign, alike as soldier and a lawyer. .... etc.
• On the 6th June 1448, he was created a baron by the title of Baron Hoo, of Hoo, co. Bedford, and of Hastings, in Sussex. .... Dugdale did not know the date of his death, but referred only to his will as dated 12th Feb. 1455. A copy, or rather perhaps full extracts from that will are among the MSS. at the College of Arms. By an inquisition taken at Battle, on 28th April, 33 Hen. VI. it was found that he died on 13th Feb. 1455, the day after the date of his will, leaving one daughter (by his first wife, Anne, the heiress of Sir Nicholas Wychingham), aged thirty years at her father's death, then married to Geoffrey Bulleyn, and who so became ancestor to Queen Elizabeth; and three daughters (by his second wife Eleanor, daughter and co-heiress of Lionel Lord Welles), viz. 1. Another Anna, aged seven years on her father's death, who married Sir Roger Copley, of Roughey, in which chantry the monument is: 2. Eleanor, five years old, who married Thomas Etchingham, and then Sir Richard Carew of Beddington: and 3, Elizabeth, four years old, who married Sir Thomas Massingberd, and then Sir John Devenish. .... etc.
• The half-brother, Thomas Hoo, represented Sussex county in parliament in 1446 and 1448, and Horsham in 1472. .... He married Alice, daughter of Walter Urrey, and died without issue 23 Nov. 1486. From the inquisition taken (after his death) at Lindfield, on 28th Oct. 3 Hen. VII. (1487), he seems to have been rather a turbulent friend of the Browns, .... On this inquistion his cousin of the half blood, Sir Wm. Bulleyn was found to be his heir; but by an inquisition taken at Dunstable in Nov. 1486, it appears that the true date of the death was 8th Oct. and not 23rd Nov. 1486, and that his cousin William Boleyn succeeded to the estates, not as heir general, but under a settlement dated 10 Dec. 13 Edw. IV. under which the heirs of Anne Boleyn, mother of William, took in default of heirs of the body of Thomas Hoo; and it was found that his heirs were the descendants of Margaret Hoo, (the sister of Sir Thomas Hoo, knt. father of both Lord Hoo and his half-brother,) who married a St. Clere. .... etc. _________________________
• The history and antiquities of Horsham By Dorothea E. Hurst
• http://books.google.com/books?id=pPQVAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA63&lpg=PA63&dq=T...
• Pg.61
• .... We have nothing to relate of the next heir, Sir Thomas; but his son William, marrying Alice, daughter and co-heiress of Thomas de St. Omer, became Lord of Hoo, of Offley, of Monkbarton in Norfolk, and other manors, and was a man of considerable importance during the reigns of Edward III., Richard II., and Henry IV. .... etc.
• Pg.62
• .... He was, nevertheless, from time to time occupied by this new Sovereign in matters of great trust till the year 1410, when he received his last appointment, which he was unable to fulfill; his strength was failing him, and the knight, who for forty years had faithfully served three Sovereigns, died on the 22nd November, at the age of seventy-five years, and was buried in the chancel of the church at Mulbarton, which he had rebuilt, ornamenting the windows with portraits of his first wife, Alice, who had been buried there, and of himself kneeling in armour with his sword by his side. She was the mother of their son Thomas, who succeeded to the estates, and had been knighted in his father's lifetime; he was present and fought at the battle of Agincourt, 25th October, 1514, being the only knight in the retinue of Thomas, Lord Camoys, .... etc.
• Pg.63
• Sir Thomas Hoo died 23rd August, 1420, leaving two sons by different wives, both named Thomas, .... an indisputable fact, as appears by the testament of the elder brother, which commences thus; " I, Thomas Hoo, Knight, Lord of Hoo and Hastings, the xij. daye of February the yere of King Henry the sixt the xxxiij., .... , he proceeds to make bequests, to "my brother Thomas and his eyrys," and also leaves his daughters to be "rulyed, gouvernyd, and maryed, by the discecion of my wyffe, and Thomas Hoo my brother." .... etc.
• Pg.64
• He died February 3, 1455, the day after the date of his will. He was twice married; by his first wife he had one daughter named Anne, who married during her father's lifetime, Sir Geoffrey Bulleyne, Knight, ancestor of Queen Elizabeth. By his second wife he had three daughters, the eldest called Anna in some manuscripts—but by Dugdale, Jane—was aged seven at her father's death. She married Sir Roger Copley of Roughey. The names of the others were Eleanor and Elizabeth. Eleanor married first Thomas Etchingham, and then Sir James Carew of Beddington. Elizabeth married Sir Thomas Massingberg, citizen and mercer of London, and afterwards John Devenish of Hellingly.
• We must now turn to the immediate object of our present notice, Thomas, half-brother of the above, who succeeded to the greater part of the family estates. His mother was Elizabeth, daughter of William Etchingham; he married early, Alice, daughter of Walter Urrey of Rusper. The mother of this Alice was one of the daughters of Sir Thomas Burcester, .... etc.
• Pg.67
• He died, leaving no children, on the 8th October 1486. .... etc. _______________
• Thomas St Clere (28 October 1401 – 1435) was a son of Sir Philip St Clere of Penshurst Place. He was a major landowner whose estates included property in eight English counties.
• Thomas was the younger son of Sir Philip St Clere and his wife Margaret de Loveyne. At an enquiry held on 6 March 1423/4 to assess whether Thomas had reached the age of majority, a total of twelve witnesses testified that he had been born at East Grinstead on 28 October 1401 and baptised at the church there on the same day.[1] Thomas’ parents died during his childhood and their property was inherited by their oldest son, John St Clere. However, John in turn died on 2 November 1418, at which stage his younger brother Thomas became his heir. The extensive range of properties that Thomas inherited were situated in a total of eight counties – Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Kent, Leicestershire, Oxfordshire, Somerset, Suffolk and Surrey.[2]
• Thomas St Clere married Margaret, daughter of Sir William Hoo and his wife Alice St Omer. Thomas was still a minor in the wardship of Henry V at the time of his marriage but the necessary licence had not obtained from the King. On 5 February 1422/3, a pardon was granted to Sir John Pelham who had arranged the marriage.[3] The record of this pardon states that John had been ordered to have Thomas unmarried before the King in Chancery at a certain day but, nevertheless, John caused Thomas to be married in the meantime; this suggests that the marriage probably took place fairly soon before the pardon was granted, probably in 1422. On 8 February 1423/4, Thomas paid £200 to Henry VI in order to be forgiven for his own involvement in the irregularity.[4]
• Thomas and Margaret were the parents of:
  • Elizabeth St Clere – married William Lovell
  • Eleanor St Clere – married Sir John Gage
  • Edith St Clere – married Sir Richard Harcourt
• .... etc.
• From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_St_Clere _______________

Sir William De Hoo Knight

   * Born: 1342

* Marriage: Alice De St. Omer
* Died: Nov 1410, Yorks, England, at age 68
Burial: Mulbarton, Yorks, England

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See:

The Complete Peerage by G. E. Cokaynes,

Vol. VI, page 566 (Hoo, lines 1-51)

published 1982 by Sutton

Reprinted 2000 by Sutton

Pitman Periodicals Limited

ISBN: 0-904387-82-8

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Sir Thomas Hoo was succeeded by his 2nd and eldest surviving son Sir William Hoo whose 1st wife Alice was daughter and heir of Sir Thomas de St. Omer by his first wife Pernel daughter and coheir of Sir Nicholas Malmayns of Ockley, Surry.

The descent of the manor at Ockley and the pedigree of the Hoo family are given in Chan. Inq. Misc. file 329, and Cal. Fine Rolls, under dates 23 June 1365 and 16 May 1366, shows Alice as of full age and wife of William de Hoo and her sister of the half blood Elizabeth daughter of Sir. Thomas de St. Omer by his second wife Margaret as aged 12.

Sir William de Hoo who was captain of the Castle of Oye and of Hames had license 01 October 1386 to make a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. His son and heir Sir, Thomas Hoo fought at Agincourt .

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William married Alice De St. Omer, daughter of Sir Thomas De St. Omer and Petronilla Malmayns. (Alice De St. Omer was born about 1345 in Ockley, Surry, England.)

Children

1. Thomas Hoo , Sir

 Born: ABT 1366 - 

Marr: - Eleanor De Felton
Died: - 2. Margaret Hoo
Born: ABT 1398 - Wethersfield, Suffolk, England
Died: -
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• THIS IS CONFUSING, IT SAYS ROBERT HOO 3RD SON OF ALICE ST. OMER & SIR WILLIAM HOO BUT THE PEDIGREE WITH IT LISTS THE 3D SON AS RICHARD HOO
• An essay towards a topographical history of the county of Norfolk, Volume 5 By Francis Blomefield
• https://books.google.com/books?id=1lsMAQAAMAAJ&pg=RA1-PR88&lpg=RA1-...
• Pg.1055
• .... Thomas Hoo, and Richard Hoo, father and fon, who lived at Burnham Overy in Norfolk, and Richard having the manor of Barrys in Eaft Tudenham, they made that their refidence; this family was defcended from Robert Hoo, third fon of Sir William Hoo, by Alice, daughter of Sir Thomas St. Omer, as the pedigree following teftifies.
  • HOO's PEDIGREE.
• Sir William Hoo. — Alice, daughter and heir of Sir Thomas St. Omer. ; ch: 1 ft. Thomas, 2d. William (m. Rofe Glemham & Cecily), 3d Richard (m. Margaret Glenham) Hoo
  • 1 ft. Thomas, Lord Hoo, &c.
  • 2d. William Hoo of Wiffet, Suffolk. — Married 1ft Rofe, daughter of John Glemham of Suffolk; and 2d Cecily, daughter of Thomas
  • 3d, Richard Hoo of Blyburgh, Suffolk, Efq; 1440. — Margaret, daughter of John Glenham of Glemham, Suffolk. ; ch: Alice (m. Thomas Geggs) William (died s. p.), 2d Thomas (m. Joan Woodthorp) Hoo
    • Alice, married to Thomas Geggs of Burnham.
    • 2d Thomas Hoo. — Joan, daughter of John Woodthorp of Hingham, Norfolk. ; ch: Richard (m. Agnes Barry) Hoo
      • Richard Hoo, Efq; — Agnes, daughter and heir of Thomas Barry, of ; ch: Thomas (m. Anne Dean & Margaret Pargrave) Hoo
        • Thomas Hoo, Efq; temp. Eliz. — 1ft Anne, daughter of Humphrey Dean of Wygenh: St. Mary's, s. p. ; — Margaret, daughter of Clement Pargrave of Northwood Berningham, Norfolk: re-married to John Ferrour of Greffenhale. ; ch: Richard (m. Alice Audley) Hoo
          • Richard Hoo, died the 6th Charles I. — Alice, daughter of Thomas Audley, Gent. of London.
• This Richard Hoo of Scarning, Efq. left by Alice his wife, two daughters and co-heirs, Elizabeth married to John Games, Gent. fecond fon of Sir John Games of Newton, in Brecknockfhire, in Wales; and Roberta married to Francis Steward third fon of John Steward of Braughing in Hertfordfhire, and of Marham in Norfolk, Efq; .... etc. ______________________
• 'Hoo1'
• This top section comes from Visitation. We have doubts about its reliabilty and so show it in italics.
• Robert, lord of Hoo (d 26.10.1000)
• m. Anne (dau of John, Lord Griffth of Wales)
  • 1. Thomas, lord of Hoo (d 1042)
  • m. Agnes (d 19.10.1048, dau of Sir William Wawton)
    • A. Robert, lord of Hoo (d 23.02.1129)
    • m. Wilmott (d 24.11.1148,dau of John Malmaynes of Normandy)
      • i. Robert, lord of Hoo (d 01.08.1166)
      • m. Rosamond (d 1191, dau of Thomas, Lord Chelron)
        • a. Alexander, lord of Hoo
        • m. Darnell (dau of Alexander, King of Scots)
          • (1) Robert, lord of Hoo
            • (A) Robert, lord of Hoo (d 09.05.1310)
            • m. Beatrix (d 28.05.1314, dau of Alexander, lord of Andevill in Normandy)
            • BE1883 starts with the following Robert albeit without identifying the wives of the next 2 generations. TCP (Hoo) supports the following descent.
              • (i) Robert de Hoo of Hoo, Knebbeworth, etc. - continued below
              • m. Hawise FitzWarin (d 02.09.1344, dau of Sir Fulk FitzWarin)
• Robert de Hoo of Hoo, Knebbeworth, etc. (d by 1339 (1342?), possibly 01.11.1311) - continued above
• m. Hawise FitzWarin (d 02.09.1344, dau of Sir Fulk FitzWarin)
  • 1. Sir Thomas Hoo of Hoo (d 28.09.1380)
  • m. (before 16.06.1335) Isabel (or Elizabeth) St. Leger (b c1320, d 22.07.1393, dau of Sir John St.Leger)
    • A. Sir William Hoo of Hoo (d 22.11.1410, 2nd son)
    • m. Alice St. Maur (d 10.10.1456, dau of Sir Thomas St. Maur, or St. Omer, by Pernel (Jane), dau of Nicholas Malmayns of Ockley)
    • BE1883 shows that Thomas, son of Sir William and Alice, was the Thomas who became Lord of Hoo and Hastings and married Elizabeth Felton then Elizabeth Wichingham. TCP and Visitation show that that was his grandson Thomas, providing an intervening generation ...
      • i. Sir Thomas Hoo of Luton Hoo, etc. (d 23.08.1420)
      • m1. (by 02.1394/5) Eleanor Felton (dau of Sir Thomas de Felton)
      • Visitation appears to confuse the marriages over this and the next generation. Except as noted below, we follow TCP.
        • a. Sir Thomas Hoo of Luton Hoo, etc., Lord Hoo of Hoo and Hastings (d 13.02.1454/5)
        • m1. Elizabeth Wychingham (dau of Nicholas Wynchingham of Wynchingham)
          • (1) Anne Hoo (b by 1425)
          • m. Geoffrey Boleyn, Lord Mayor of London (d 1471)
        • m2. Eleanor Welles (dau of Lionel Welles, Lord Welles)
          • (2) Anne Hoo (b c1446)
          • m. Sir Roger Copley
          • (3) Eleanor Hoo (b c1448)
          • m1. Thomas Echingham (dsp)
          • m2. (by 1468) Sir James Carew of Beddington
          • (4) Elizabeth Hoo (b c1450)
          • m1. Thomas Massingberd
          • m2. Sir John Devenish of Hellingleigh
      • m2. Elizabeth Etchingham (dau of William de Etchingham)
        • b. Thomas Hoo (dsp or dspm 08.10.1486)
        • TCP reports that this Thomas either dsp or dspm. However, Visitation (which reports that he died in 1480) shows him with the following family. Some caution with this connection is recommended. It is possible that it is not exact but 'not far off': for example, it is possible that Thomas had a daughter whose husband or son took the name Hoo and was one of the undermentioned Thomases.
        • m. _ Norwood
          • (1) Thomas Hoo of Hoo (d 20.03.1516)
          • m. Maude Bardolph (dau of Edmond Bardolph)
            • (A) Thomas Hoo of Hoo (d 11.06.1551)
            • m. _ Newnham (dau of John Newman or Newnham of Hatfield)
              • (i) Thomas Hoo of Hoo
              • m. Lucy Brockett (sister of Sir John Brockett)
                • (a) Thomas (or Nicholas) Hoo (of Hoo)
                • Visitation ends with this generation. It is a presumption that Thomas (or his younger brother Nicholas) was father of the following William whose family details come from BEB1841 (Bickley of Attleborough).
                  • ((1)) William Hoo of the Hoo possibly of this generation
                  • m. Mary Bickley (dau of Sir Francis Bickley, 1st Bart of Attleburgh)
                    • ((A)) Thomas Hoo of the Hoo (dsp)
                    • ((B)) Susannah Hoo (bpt 26.12.1639, d 11.06.1673)
                    • m. (01.05.1655) Sir Jonathan Keate, 1st Bart of The Hoo (d 1700)
                    • BEB1841 reports that Susannah was "in a direct line from the Lord of Hastings and Hoo, of whose famiy she was the heir general, and the sole inheritrix of those ancient posessions that remained to the barony; the Lord, her ancestor ...". Note that we do not show Susannah as a direct descendant of Lord Hoo but of his half-brother.
                • (b) Margaret Hoo
                • m. George Asden
                • (c) Grace Hoo
                • m. Francis Markham
                • (d)+ other issue - Nicholas (or Thomas), Jane, Thomasin
              • (ii) Anne Hoo (bur 30.10.1575)
              • m. Thomas Reade of Abingdon (bur 27.04.1556)
              • (iii) Dorothy Hoo
              • m. William Cater of Uffington
              • (iii) Margaret Hoo
              • m. Nicholas Brockett
    • B. Joan Hoo (d 30.05.1394) possibly of this generation
    • m. (before 27.04.1371) Henry Ferrers, 4th Lord of Groby (b 16.02.1355/6, d 03.02.1387/8)
    • C.+ other issue - Thomas (dvp?), Robert
  • 2. Cecily Hoo probably of this generation
  • m. John Bacon of Hessett
• Main source(s): Visitation (Berkshire, 1532+1566+1623+1665-6, Reade of Barton), TCP (Hoo), BE1883 (Hoo of Hoo and Hastings)
• From: Stirnet.com
• http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/hh4bz/hoo1.php ______________
• Links
• http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1386-1421/member/ho...

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Resources: Sir William Hoo, Captain of Hammes in Pas-de-Calais and of Oye Castle in Picardy1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 M, #16071, b. circa 1335, d. 22 November 1410 Father Sir Thomas de Hoo, Sheriff of Surrey & Sussex10 d. 18 Sep 1380 Mother Isabel de St. Leger10 b. 16 Jun 1320, d. 22 Jul 1393 Sir William Hoo, Captain of Hammes in Pas-de-Calais and of Oye Castle in Picardy married Alice de St. Omer, daughter of Sir Thomas de St. Omer, Sheriff of Norfolk & Suffolk, Keeper of Norwich Castle and Petronilla Malmains; They had 1 son (Sir Thomas).2,3,5,8 Sir William Hoo, Captain of Hammes in Pas-de-Calais and of Oye Castle in Picardy was born circa 1335. He married Eleanor Wingfield, daughter of Sir Thomas Wingfield and Margaret Boville, before 20 October 1376; They had 1 son (John) & 1 daughter (Margaret, wife of Thomas St. Clair, Esq.)6,7 Sir William Hoo, Captain of Hammes in Pas-de-Calais and of Oye Castle in Picardy died on 22 November 1410; Buried in the chancel of the church of Mulbarton, Norfolk.6 Family 1 Alice de St. Omer b. c 1343, d. bt 6 Oct 1373 - 20 Oct 1376 Child Sir Thomas Hoo+2,5,6 d. 23 Aug 1420 Family 2 Eleanor Wingfield d. a 1415 Children Margaret Hoo+3,4,6,7,9 Thomas "the younger" Hoo+ b. c 1403, d. 1480 Citations [S4522] Unknown author, The Complete Peerage, by Cokayne, Vol. VI, p. 566, notes; Wallop Family, p. 440. [S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. I, p. 498. [S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. III, p. 44-45. [S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. IV, p. 358-359. [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. II, p. 230-231. [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 304-305. [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 623. [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. IV, p. 538. [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. V, p. 385. [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 303-304. From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p535.htm#i...

• page 40 of An essay towards a topographical history of the county of Norfolk ... By Francis Blomefield, Charles Parkin
• "Hoo of Paul's Walden" The visitations of Hertfordshire, made by Robert Cooke, esq.,Clarencieux, in 1572.
• http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/families/hoo.shtml