Hobart

Hales Hall

WIKIPEDIA - Graham Horn   8 April 200

 

"Hales Hall in Loddon, was once house of the Hobarts, namely Sir James Hobart, who became Attorney
General to Henry VII in 1485
There has been a house on this site for some 1100 years with the remaining buildings being late
medieval, including the outer Gatehouse, Stewards and Guest Lodgings and the largest brick medieval
barn in Britain and built by Sir James Hobart in the late 1470s. A descendant of the same family would
later build Blickling Hall in Norfolk."

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"Hales Hall in Loddon, the once great house of the Hobarts, lies within the parish at the South end of
Hales Green.

The remaining buildings are late medieval, including the outer Gatehouse, Stewards and Guest
Lodgings and the largest brick medieval barn in Britain, restored by the Read family over the last 30
years, and built by Sir James Hobart in the late 1470's.

He became Attorney General to Henry VII in 1485 and subsequently built Holy Trinity Church.Previous
occupants include Sir Roger de Hales in the 13c whose daughter Allice married Thomas de Brotherton,
King Edward 1st half brother, and Lady Dionysius Williamson (See tomb in Holy Trinity) who gave
Ð11,000 in the 1670's to help Christopher Wren rebuild London's churches after the great fire in 1666.

The barn and moated gardens are open to visitors, many of whom come from far and wide to see
Reads Nursery where National Collections of Citrus, Grapes and Figs may be seen on East Anglia's
oldest nursery."


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Monks Eleigh shown within Suffolk

WIKIPEDIA -  December 2007  Jhamez84

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ROWLAND CLARKE
born - England - in Bedfordshire 1570
died - MA - Dedham, Norfolk 2 DEC 1638
married - England - 1592
MARY C HOBART
born - England - Around 1574
died -
Children
1. ELIZABETH CLARK - England - Norfolk, or Suffolk 1617

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"Information from Hobart Family 1633-1943 (The Bobart Family in America) by
Percy Hobart Tityus. The Hobart family, of English orgin, is one of long
standing. The name appears in records as far back as 1260 when John
Hobart owned lands at De La Tye, Norfolk County. His descendants and heir,
John Hobart, an English Lawyer of prominence was made "Knight of the
Sword" in 1504 by Henry VII when Henry VIII was created Prince of Whales.
From this Hobart many title families in England trace their lineage. Hobart is
the family name of the Earls of Buckinghamshire."

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