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     Mary Ann Hewson married Job Hudson in 1838 at Newcastle. The witnesses were JB Hewson and Catherine Jones.
     From 1849 Richard had a relationship with Mary Ann Hewson, the widow of Job Hudson and they had three children baptised in 1869.

     Elizabeth Hext was born at Netherham, Somerset, England. Only daughter and heir of Sir Edward Hext of Netherham, Somerset. Named in the will of her mother in law, Dame Jael 1617. She remarried Sir John Stawell..
     Elizabeth Hext married Sir Joseph Killigrew, son of Sir Henry Killigrew and Jael de Peigne, before 1614.

     Anna-Maria Heywood was born on 14 June 1806 at Wakefield, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of John Pemberton Heywood of Stanley Hall, Wakefield, Esq. She was christened on 15 July 1806 at St John, Wakefield, Yorkshire.
     Anna-Maria Heywood married Rev Henry Gylby Lonsdale, son of Rev John Lonsdale and Elizabeth Steer, on 5 August 1824 at Wakefield, Yorkshire. They had a large family.
     Anna-Maria's death was registered in the quarter ending in June 1840 at Lichfield RD.

     Sarah Heywood was born at Rufford, Nottinghamshire.
     Sarah Heywood married Henry Rich, son of Joseph Rich (of Carlton & Blyth) and Frances Ryalls, before 1 July 1843 at Mansfield RD, Nottinghamshire.

     Jane Hibbird was born circa 1805?.
     Jane Hibbird married Josiah Mackglew, son of Daniel Mackglew and Martha Smith, on 30 September 1833 at St Giles, Cripplegate, London.
     Jane Hibbird appeared on the 1851 census at Caroline Place, Deptford St Paul, Kent. Jane McGlew, head, married, 44, mariner's? wife, born Berkshire.
     Jane Hibbird appeared on the 1861 census at 249 Broomfield Rd, Deptford, Kent. Jane Mackglew, widow, aged 59 was listed as aunt in the household of Charles & Elizabeth Ward, he was a pork butcher. Jane was born in Buckinghamshire, both Charles & Elizabeth were born in Deptford.

     Catherine Hickey was born before 1850 at Cork, Ireland.
     Catherine Hickey married Michael Colbert on 24 November 1866 at Youghal, Cork, Ireland.

     
     Hannah Hickey married John Corbett Colbert. Hannah Hickey was born at Tipperary, Ireland.
     Hannah died after 1842.

     Ann Hicks was born circa 1730.
     Ann Hicks married Samuel Vodry, son of John Vodry and Mary Clark, on 4 August 1751 at St Phillip, Barbados.

     
     Robert Bannatyne Hicks MRCS, LRCP married Katharine Grace Tapply, daughter of Rev Frederick Tapply and Ann Emily Pickmore Rumsey, in 1916.

     
     Russell S Hicks married Kathleen M Belbridge, daughter of Francis William Belbridge and Ethel Alice Isobel Radford, in 1934 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

     Elizabeth Hides was born circa 1640?.
     Elizabeth Hides married John Steer, son of Robert Steer and Elizabeth Senior?, on 20 February 1661/62 at Darley, Derbyshire. Mrs Elizabeth Hides of Cowley.

     
     She was called Mary from Samuel's baptism onwards, but buried as Elizabeth.
. Elizabeth (Mary) Higby was born in 1723 at Yaxley, Huntingdonshire.
     Elizabeth (Mary) Higby married Burgess Bowker, son of Thomas Bowker and Mary Burgess, on 6 September 1743 at Stanground, Huntingdonshire. Married by licence and both of Yaxley.
     In Burgess Bowker's will dated 21 October 1790 at Alconbury Weston, Elizabeth (Mary) Higby was named as heir; I Burgess Bowker of Alconbury Weston Hunts ... to my son Burgess Bowker £15, my son David Bowker £15, to my dear wife Eliz. Bowker and my son son Peter Bowker the remainder of my personal effects, to be equally divided between them ... the afsd Elizabeth Bowker my wife & Peter Bowker my son to be joint executors ... Elizabeth (Mary) Higby and Peter Bowker was an executor of Burgess Bowker's estate on 27 December 1790 at Huntingdonshire.
     Elizabeth died before 27 August 1807 at Alconbury Weston, Huntingdonshire. She was buried on 27 August 1807 at St Peter & St Paul, Alconbury Weston.

     
     Elizabeth Higgins married John Bowker, son of John Bowker and Susanna Unknown, in 1812 at All Saints, Fulham, Middlesex.
     Elizabeth Higgins and John Bowker appeared on the 1841 census at Manor Lane, Clapham, Surrey. John Bowker 50, cow-keeper, Elizabeth Bowker 45, Edwin Bowker 15, Jane Bowker 15, Elizabeth Bowker 15, David Bowker 10, Alfred Bowker 5, Thomas Bowker 5, all born in the county.
     Elizabeth Higgins and John Bowker appeared on the 1851 census at Manor Farm Dairy, Clapham. John Bowker 61, cow keeper; his wife Elizh Bowker 59, Edwin Bowker 29, cow-keeper's son, Jane S Bowker 26, David Bowker 21, brick layer, all born Batterseas, Sry; Alfred Bowker 17, sea app, born Claphan, Thomas Bowker 15, cow keeper's son, born Clapham.
     Elizabeth Higgins and John Bowker appeared on the 1871 census at Private Rd, Theobald House, Stockwell, Lambeth St Mary, Surrey. John Bowker 81, Gardener, born Battersea, Sry, his wife Elizabeth Bowker 79, housekeeper, ditto, unmarried daughter Jane S Bowker, 43, charwoman, ditto.
This is next door to Theobald Farm.

     Ellen Higgins was born at Worcestershire, England. She was named in the will of James Killigrew in 1567.
     Ellen Higgins married Peter Killigrew, son of Capt John Killigrew and Elizabeth Trewinnard, before 1567.

     
     Jane Higgins married Samuel Bowker, son of John Bowker and Elizabeth Higgins, on 30 October 1845 at St Pancras, London, Middlesex.

     Sarah Higgins was born circa 1832 at Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire.
     Sarah Higgins married David Bowker, son of John Bowker and Elizabeth Higgins, on 4 July 1854 at Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire. A David (born Battersea) & Sarah Bowker aged 30 & 26 with daughter Alice aged 1,were living with mother Charlotte White at Clapham in 1851.
     Sarah Higgins and David Bowker appeared on the 1861 census at 29 Park Crescent, Clapham, Surrey. David Bowker, head, married, 30, bricklayer, born Battersea, Sry; his wife Sarah 26, born Goddmanchester, and daughter Alice Bowker 1, born Clapham.
     Sarah Higgins and David Bowker appeared on the 1881 census at 42 Park Road (Stanley House). David Bowker 51, retired builder, born Battersea, Sry; his wife Sarah Bowker 48, born Hunts, children Edward H. Bowker 19, commercial clerk, Edith B. Bowker 17, Alice M. Bowker 9, scholar, David E. Bowker 5, all born at Clapham.
     Sarah Higgins and David Bowker appeared on the 1891 census at Stanley House, Clapham. David Bowker 61, retired builder, born battersea; Sarah Bowker 58, born Huntingdon, Edward Bowker 29, cycle manuf, Alice Bowker 19 David Bowker 17, all born Clapham.

     
     John Higgs married Ann Unknown (Popplewell) in 1714 at Lincolnshire. The marriage bond/allegation shows Ann Popplewell, widow and John Higgs to be married at Gainsborougn or Lea.

     
     Rebecca Hilbert married John Popplewell, son of Stray Popplewell, on 3 March 1700/1 at Scawby, Lincolnshire, England.

     
     Solomon Hilbert married Leah Valender on 1 June 1806 at St Mary Abbots, Kensington, London.

     
     Thomas or Samuel Hill or Moore married Martha Stanser in March 1856 at Bristol RD, Gloucestershire/Somerset.

     Ann Hill was born before 1650.
     Ann Hill married John Bullett, son of Robert Bullett and Catherine Unknown, on 11 June 1666 at Elmswell, Suffolk.
     Ann died before 12 January 1692/93 at Tostock, Suffolk. She was buried on 12 January 1692/93 at Tostock, Suffolk. Ann, wife of John Bulletoul.

     Elizabeth Rosa Hill was born circa 1812.
     Elizabeth Rosa Hill married William Sheppard Grimwade, son of William Grimwade and Elizabeth Sheppard, before 1 October 1847 at Stonham Aspall, Depwade RD, Suffolk.
     Elizabeth Rosa Hill and William Sheppard Grimwade appeared on the 1851 census at Stonham Aspall, Suffolk.
     Elizabeth died on 24 January 1899 at Stonham Aspall, Suffolk. Memorial inscription: Elizabeth Rosa Grimwade, deid 24 January 1899, aged 86, wife of Wiliam Shepherd Grimwade.. She was buried on 28 January 1899 at Stonham Aspall.

     Harriett Hill was born before January 1812 at Cockfield, Suffolk.
     Harriett Hill married George Grimwood, son of Thomas Grimwood and Mary King, on 16 October 1833 at Ringshall, Suffolk.
     Harriett Hill and George Grimwood appeared on the 1851 census at Gt Bricett, Suffolk. Cottage: George Grimwood, head, 42, ag. lab., born Battisford, his wife Harriet, 39, born Cockfield, children Samuel 16, ag. lab, Sergant, 12, ag. lab, Mary 9, George 2, all born at Bricett.
     Harriett Hill and George Grimwood appeared on the 1861 census at Bricett, Suffolk. George aged 52, ag. lab., born Battisford with his wife Harriett aged 44 born Cockfield, children Samuel 26, Mary Ann 19, George 12, John 3 & Ellen 6 months, all born at Bricett.
     Harriett died before 4 January 1897 at Gt Bricett, Suffolk. She was buried on 4 January 1897 at Gt Bricett.

     
     Mary Hill married Sir William Killigrew, son of Sir Robert Killigrew and Mary Woodhouse. A portrait of Mary Hill and Sir William Killigrew was made by the Flemish master, Anthony Van Dyck. The portraits were reunited when purchased by the Tate about 2000.
Sir Anthony van Dyck's Portraits of Sir William and Lady Killigrew, 1638

KAREN HEARN
     ‘I ... doe desire nothinge in this world more then to have my Wife live [with] me'
Sir William Killigrew 1655

Van Dyck (1599-1641) was one of the most significant painters to work within the British Isles. In the centuries following his death he had a far greater influence on portraiture there than any other artist. The forms of portrait that he introduced during the years that he worked for the Stuart king Charles I and members of his Court were to be an inspiration to numerous later artists, including Sir Peter Lely, Thomas Gainsborough, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Richard Parkes Bonington and John Singer Sargent. Yet until 2002 Tate possessed only a single work by this most influential of masters, the full-length portrait of an unknown lady thought to be a member of the Spencer Family, which had been acquired in 1977. Although delightful, this work was not in tip-top condition.
Tate's acquisition of the portrait of Sir William Killigrew came in part through the 'acceptance in lieu' scheme, under which pre-eminent works of art and important heritage objects can be transferred into public ownership in payment of inheritance tax. The story might have ended there, but for the sudden unexpected appearance in an auction in January 2003 in New York of the companion piece to this picture, van Dyck's portrait of Sir William's wife, Lady Mary Killigrew. This picture had been known to be in a private collection somewhere in the USA, but exactly where had been unclear. Through an exceptional combination of circumstances, it became possible for Tate to bid for it, and thus to acquire it, too.
Thus the two portraits by van Dyck, both dated 1638, closely related in size and clearly conceived as a pair, are re-united at last within the Tate collection. We do not know how long they have been apart, but at the very least it has been a century and a half. Certainly by the early nineteenth century, Sir William's portrait was owned by the Carpenter family, who sold it at auction in 1853. At the same date, Lady Mary's portrait was almost definitely with the Grey family, who were Earls of Stamford. During the nineteenth century, the 7th Earl kept it at the family's house at Enville in Staffordshire, but research is currently under way to establish whether it was previously at the family's original residence, Dunham Massey (now a National Trust property).
Like many other artists, van Dyck painted a number of matching husband-and-wife portraits, particularly when he was living and working in Antwerp. One English pair are his early full-lengths of Sir Robert and Lady Shirley of 1622, thought to have been painted in Rome (Petworth House). It is thought, however, that the Killigrews, now at Tate, may be the only example from van Dyck's English period of a (non-royal) pendant pair in a British public museum.
Over the previous century, it had not been unusual for artists in Britain to receive commissions to produce such paired portraits. Hans Holbein II, who worked for Henry VIII and his court during the years 1527-9 and 1534-43, painted a number, including those of Sir Henry and Lady Guildford, 1527 (The Royal Collection and the Saint Louis Art Museum, Missouri), and Dr William and Margaret, Lady Butts (Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum, Boston).
Portrait of Sir William Killigrew 1638
Sir Anthony van Dyck (1599-1641)
Portrait of Sir William Killigrew 1638
Tate: Accepted by HM Government in lieu of tax with additional payment (General Funds) made with assistance from the Patrons of British Art, Christopher Ondaatje and the National Art Collections Fund 2002
+View in Tate Collection      Portrait of Mary Hill, Lady Killigrew 1638
Sir Anthony van Dyck (1599-1641)
Portrait of Mary Hill, Lady Killigrew 1638 in 1638.
     Petition of Sir William Killigrew, complaining of the behaviour of his sister-in-law, Charlotte Killigrew, when his wife died while in attendance on the Queen at Somerset House (1681!).
     Mary died circa 26 April 1686 at St Mary le Savoy, Middlesex.
     The administration of her estate was granted on 16 September 1690 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Lady Mary Killigrew. Letters of administration renounced 16 Sep 1690.

     
     Pearl Dunleavy Hill married Patrick Colbert.

     Richard Hill was born circa 1780?.
     Richard Hill married Lydia Rich, daughter of Elizabeth Rich, on 22 March 1803 at Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. Married by licence.

     Mary Hillary was born on 15 April 1688 at Ireland. She was the daughter of Henry & Catherine Hillary (Quakers) of Wexford and had brothers Joshua and Samuel.
     Mary Hillary married Thomas Handy, son of Thomas Handy and Sarah Deaves, on 2 July 1714 at Wexford, Wexford, Ireland. He was of Dublin and she was of Wexford.

     
     Sybil Hilligan married Peter Kemyell. Sybil Hilligan was the daughter of Richard Hilligan.

     Allan Hilton was the son of Arthur Joseph Hilton and Florence May Hartley.