NOTES & Additional research

Malborough in Wilts
Clay pipes were made in the town in the earlier 17th century. The manufacture was at its height c. 1700 but had declined by c. 1750 when there was only one pipe maker.   Bone lace was made in the 17th century .In the 18th century, numerous clock makers, were at work in the period 1769–97 but by 1865 there was only one.  Pin making was another occupation in the area as was  cheesemaking  the cheeses   were made thin for quick drying, & became popular in London.   

My Sarah Hornblow  ( Moore Cadle Thomas Gurney _ born around 1789 by which time JH had been in Braintree for 10 years.

Her first marriage to George Moore was 17 June 1810 St Martin in Field Westminster London was witnessed by William Moore and Martha Hornblow.  

Was the marriage in Westminster because George lived there ??  Was he George Augustus  Bb 29 Nov 1783  Baptised in  Spitalfields Christ Church, Stepney, London

one of 7 children of   WILLIAM LACY MOORE & Grace Taylor  married 11 Feb 1773 at Shoreditch ? 

Sarah Hornblow Moore 2nd Marriage - have copy –bigamous marriage as she recorded details as Sarah Moore, spinster of Deptford married John Cadle 29th Jan 1819 St Paul’s Deptford. Witnessed by Hannah Hornblow, probably her sister and Ebenezer Hornblow, possibly her brother or her uncle Ebenezer wife Martha who witnessed her first marriage –

EBENEZER HORNBLOW married MARY ANNE DAVIS 25th Jan 1829 Old Church St Pancras.
 from record image

1815 Mary born to Martha Hornblow age 39 wife of Ebenezer Hornblow shoemaker of St Pancras child born 10 Feb 1815 baptised 26 Feb 1815 Holborn lying-in Hospital non conformist birth mother discharged

Ebenezer Hornblow apprenticed 1820 to Ebenezer Hornblow silversmith

This is not Sarahs brother because he would have been 32 and anyway an apprentice could not be married

BROTHER to Sarah- Ebenezer 26 Feb 1788 son of Rev John & Elizabeth

baptised possible prior to marriage aged 28 on 20 March 1816 at St Michael Archangel , Braintree.
died South Weald Essex age 38 on 28 Oct 1826


Pallots 1780- 1837 Ebenezer Hornblow married to Mary in South Wield Essex - ????

EBENEZER Hornblow born 1788 DIED age 38 buried on 28 Oct 1826 a at South Weald Essex. (St Peter Anglican) information from Essex society

EBENEZER HORNBLOW licence to marry 17 Nov to MARY Hornblow 
marriage 29 NOV 1817 St Bride Fleet Street, London, London. Silversmith

Mary possibly dau of William & Sarah Hornblow of Surrey b 20 Feb 1794

Ebenezer Edmund Hornblow baptised Southwark13 June 1818 Great Surrey Street – father Ebenezer & Mary

James REEVE HORNBLOW B15 Nov 1821 Bb 24 March 1822 St Andrew’s Holborn, father silversmith died age 1 buried 8 March 1823 St Peters South Weald

Mary Hornblow born and died 14 Jan 1821 buried St Peters South Weald

South Weald north of London close to Brentwood a hamlet in. the parish of SOUTH, WEALD, hundred of CHAFFORD, county of ESSEX, l ½ mile (W. S. W.) from Brentwood.

Insured: Ebenezer Hornblower 13 Union Place St Pancras shoemaker

Other property or occupiers: 18 Smith Street Brewer Street Somers Town (Lovell) Christchurch is Southwark.

CHRISTCHURCH-SOUTHWARK, a parish and a sub-district in St. Saviour-Southwark district, Surrey; on the Thames, in the neighbourhood of Blackfriars Bridge, Southwark. The parish was constituted in 1670; and it previously formed the part of St. Saviour-Southwark parish known as the manor of Paris Garden.

Records of Sun Fire Office

MS 11936/493/989046 13 February 1822

Insured: Ebenezer Hornblower 13 Union Place St Pancras shoemaker

Other property or occupiers: 18 Smith Street Brewer Street Somers Town (Lovell)

SOMERS TOWN the area mainly on the north of Euston and St. Pancras Stations.

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HORNBLOW Jeronimo Gracechurch St LND - Dealer 28 Jun 1777 BANKRUPTS IN U.K. 1774 - 1786

Robert Hornblow of Hurst Berks a 1570 Will

Robert Hornblow BB 5 Dec 1740 to Samuel & Sarah of Broadblunsdon Wilts

Robert Hornblow apprenticed 1760 to Samuel of Broad Blounsdon Wilts

Robert Hornblow a blacksmith of Highworth married 30 Sept 1771 at Broad Blunsdon by licence to Mary Wells OTSP Bondsman ( her father ? ) John WELLS of Broad Blunsdon,Highworth

Jeronimo Hornblow BB 29 Aug 1681 at Thatcham Berks son of John

Jeronimo Hornblow B Mildenhall Wilts 16 April 1718 son of Jeronimo

Jeronimo Hornblow married at Upton cum Chaverly in Bucks to Mary Mew 1 Oct 1743   Upton = Slough about 15 miles from Barnes where they started their family 

Rev John said to be born about 1744 in Halstead BUT a paid for search in parish register at Halstead Essex did not find him 1740-1750

HOWEVER Dec 2020 I did find in BARNES on the south banks of the Thames

1st Hornblow entry1744

Reverend John Hornblow son to Jeronimo Hornblow &his wife MaryMew Bb 15 Nov 1744 at St Mary's Barnes in Surrey

Sarah dau of Jeronimo Hornblow & Mary his wife born 22 Feb bap 27 Feb 1745 at St Mary's Barnes Surrey

Jeronimo son of Jeronimo Hornblow & Mary his wife baptised 10 June 1750 St Mary Barnes

BARNES, a parish in the western division of the hundred of Brixton in the county of Surrey, about 1 mile from Mortlake, and 5 miles to the S.W. of London. Upton = Slough about 15 miles from Barnes with Halstead is 50 miles from Barnes

after 1750 there were no more Hornblow baptisms in the Barnes register so a reasonable presumption is that they moved to Halstead for some reason - where Jeronimo was recorded as Jeronima which morphed into Jeremiah ?

I think Jeronimo & Jeremiah were one & the same

Jeronimo Hornblow was a malster of Halstead

William son of Jeremiah & Mary Hornblow Bb 6 July 1755 Essex = married Sarah circa 1815

Robert son of Jeronima & Mary Hornblow Bb 12 March 1760 in Essex

1775 apprenticed age 15 for 7 years as a clasp frame maker to his uncle John Hornblow in Phillip Lane London Wall

1775 apprenticed age 15 for 7 years as a clasp frame maker to his uncle John Hornblow in Phillip Lane London Wall Worshipful Company of Haberdashers - Register of apprentice bindings 1755-1833

GRACE GABRIEL was indicted for feloniously stealing, on the 14th of September , a copper tea-kettle, value 1s. and a silk handkerchief, value 2s. the property of Robert Hornblow .

The prosecutor not appearing, the prisoner was ACQUITTED . Second Middlesex Jury, before Mr. Justice Heath.

Robert Hornblow died 1728 buried St James Clerkenwell Midsx

Broad Blundsdon

FMP 

Robert Hornblow of Highworth   BLACKSMITH  marriage by licence to Mary Wells 30 Sept 1777  in Broad Blunsdon 

Local info 

BLUNSDON (Broad), a chapelry in Highworth parish, Wilts; 3½ miles SE of Cricklade, and 4 N of Swindon r. station. It includes the tything of Bury-Blunsdon; and has a post office under Swindon.' chief  employment is in agriculture', those 'chiefly employed in trade, manufacturers or handicraft', and others

https://www.wiltshire-opc.org.uk/Items/Broad%20Blunsdon/Broad%20Blunsdon%20-%20Census%201851.pdf

1851 census  Broad Blunsdon   Population 806 of them 40 were Hornblows  in 8 households ! 

Hornblow William Head M m 66 1785 Gg Lab WIL Broad Blunsdon Bury Blunsdon  

Mary Wife M f 55 1796 Gg Lab WIL Broad Blunsdon  

Lucy Dau U f 30 1821 Gg Lab WIL Broad Blunsdon 

Stephen Son U m 25 1826 Gg Lab WIL Broad Blunsdon  

Sarah Grndau U f 5 1846 UNK - 4 W

 Next door but one

Hornblow William Head M m 67 1784 Carrier WIL Bd Blunsdon Bury Blunsdon 

Hornblow Mary Wife M f 54 1797 Carrier's Wife WIL Blunsdon St Andrew 

Hornblow William Son U m 24 1827 Ag Lab WIL Blunsdon St Andrew 

Brewer Robert Fa-law W m 82 1769 Pauper Ag Lab WIL Blunsdon St Andrew

Hornblow Richard Head U m 27 1824 Ag Lab WIL Bd Blunsdon Back Lane

Hornblow John Head M m 30 1821 Ag Lab WIL Bd Blunsdon Lower Street 

Hornblow Ann Wife M f 29 1822 Ag Lab WIL Bd Blunsdon 136 

Hornblow Sarah Dau U f 4 1847 WIL Bd Blunsdon

Hornblow Fanney Dau U f 2 1849 WIL Bd Blunsdon

Hornblow Robert Head M m 21 1830 Ag Lab WIL Bd Blunsdon Lower Street 

Hornblow Sevena Wife M f 24 1827 Semstress SOM Whitchurch 

Hornblow Henry Son U m 1 1850 WIL Bd Blunsdon 72

Hornblow Samuel Head M m 38 1813 Ag Lab WIL Bd Blunsdon Cricklade Road

Hornblow Jane Wife M f 36 1815 Ag Lab WIL Cricklade 

Hornblow Mary Dau U f 8 1843 Scholar at Home WIL Cricklade 

Hornblow Robt. Son U m 4 1847 Scholar at Home WIL Bd Blunsdon 

Hornblow William Son U m 2 1849 WIL Bd Blunsdon 

Hornblow Samuel Son U m 0 1851 WIL Bd Blunsdon

Hornblow Thomas Head M m 38 1813 Ag Lab WIL Blunsdon Cricklade Road 

Hornblow Alice Wife M f 32 1819 Ag Lab WIL Stratton 

Hornblow William Son U m 10 1841 At Home WIL Stratton 

Hornblow George Son U m 6 1845 At Home WIL Bd Blunsdon 

Hornblow Jane Dau U f 4 1847 At Home WIL Bd Blunsdon 

Hornblow Jabis Son U m 1 1850 WIL Bd Blunsdon 120 

Hornblow Elizabeth Head U f 40 1811 Ag Lab WIL Bd Blunsdon Cricklade Road 

Hornblow Caroline Dau U f 15 1836 Ag Lab WIL Bd Blunsdon 

Hornblow Henry Son U m 12 1839 Scholar WIL Bd Blunsdon 

Hornblow John Son U m 9 1842 Scholar WIL Bd Blunsdon

Hornblow Thomas Head M m 22 1829 Pauper Ag Lab from ill health WIL Blunsdon High Street 

Hornblow Harriett Wife M f 22 1829 Pauper Ag Lab from ill health WIL Blunsdon 

Hornblow James Son U m 0 1851 WIL Blunsdon age under 1 mth 

Hornblow Robert Head M m 30 1821 Blacksmith WIL Blunsdon High Street  

Hornblow Mary Wife M f 31 1820 Blacksmith's Wife WIL Baydon 

Hornblow Robert Son U m 0 1851 WIL Blunsdon

     Hornblow Samuel Brothr U m 19 1832 Blacksmith WIL Blunsdon                                                                          

    Hornblow Samuel Uncle U m 78 1773 Farrier WIL Blunsdon  

 At least 3 generations of Robert Hornblow Blacksmith in Broad Blunsdon ! 

Robert HORNBLOW son of  Blacksmith and Mary WELLS   Married  1777 He died in 1846 and was buried at Broad Blunsdon, Wiltshire, England, on 06 February 1846. 

Son Robert HORNBLOW was born 7 Oct 1781and baptised on 07 October 1781 in Broad Blunsdon, Wiltshire, England

He married Elizabeth BLAKE d/o Charles BLAKE (Blacksmith) and widow Mary FRANCIS (nee KEBBLE) on 10 October 1812 at Blunsdon St. Andrew, Wiltshire, England

Elizabeth b 1818 dau of Robert Hornblow & Elizabeth Blake  married James Sexstone 1845

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hornblow-121

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Jeronimo Hornblow son of Robert & Ann Bb London 25 July 1790

Jeronimo Hornblow married 28 Nov 1813 at Newington St Mary to Sarah Houke

Jeronimo Edward Hornblow son of Jeronimo & Sarah Bb 28 Nov 1821 at Southwark

married at Stepney 4 April 1841 to Ann Sophie Bock

FURTHER BACK Dec 2020

Samuel Hornblow married Ann Brown on 1 June 1660 at Beenham Berks - 5 miles from Thtacham

1 Ann Bb 8 Oct 1661 dau of Samuell Hornblow in Thatcham

2 Samuell Bb 31 May 1663 son of Samuell Hornblow Thatcham, Berkshire,

3 Jane Bb 24 May 1665 dau of Samuell Hornblow in Thatcham, Berkshire,
4 Martha Bb 24 May 1665 dau of Samuell Hornblow Thatcham, Berkshire,
5 Nathanael Bb 14 Aug 1669 son of Samuell Hornblow Thatcham, Berks

JOHN Hornblow , a weaver, married by banns in Thatcham 5 Oct 1664 to Patience Smith

1. John Bb 7 Oct 1665 son of John Hornblow in Thatcham, Berks ,

2. Dorothy Bb 9 Nov 1667 dau of John Hornblow in Thatcham, Berks

3. Thomas Bb 19 August 1671 son of John Hornblow of Thatcham, Berks

Patience Hornblow wife of John died Sept 1675

2nd Marriage 25 Oct 1675 to Eliner Bayley at St Mary's Thatcham, Berkshire, England

4. Elionor Bb 5 Sept 1677 dau of John Hornblow in Thatcham, Berks ,

5. Roger Bb Jan 1678 son of John Hornblow of Thatcham

6. Jeronomo Bb 29 Aug 1681 son of John Hornblow Thatcham, Berks

7. Ann Bb 15 Sept 1685 dau of John Hornblow in Thatcham

Richard Hornblow married Mary

1. Mary Bb 8 June 1651 dau of Richard Hornblow

2. RichardBb 1656 son of Richard Thatcham
   Mary Hornblow wife of Richard died 1663
   2nd Marriage to 22 Feb 1664 to Bridgett Lam at Thatcham

3. Barnard Bb 19 Jan 1666 son of Richard Hornblow of Thatcham

4. Jane Bb 1664 7 Jan 1664 dau of Richard Hornblow Thatcham, Berkshire,

5. Bridgett Bb 14 Nov 1668 dau of Richard Hornblow in Thatcham, Berkshire,
   Richard Hornblow died April 1668

Ann Hornblow married by banns at St Mary Thatcham

7 July 1686 to Runold Brightwell

were the Hornblows a family of weavers in Thatcham?

Bridget on 27 Jan 1694 Marriage by licence to William Jenkins in Thatcham, Berkshire,

DEATH Thomas Hornblow buried 11 Aug 1625 St Mary Thatcham

Thomas Hornblow f Thactham Towne buried in wool 21 Dec 1681

John Hornblow

Thomas son of John Hornblow Bb 19 Aug 1671

Samuel bb 26 Nov 1688 son of Samuel Hornblow Shalford Surrey

Samuel Hornblow married Ann Brown 1 June 1660 Beenham Berks

Samuel BB 31 May 1663 son of Samuel Hornblow of Thatcham

Samuel Hornblow married 6 May 1751 at Morden Surrey to Mary Bristol

Thomas Hornblow married Mary Bishop 2 Nov 1665 in Thatcham

1. Mary Bb 9 Dec 1666 dau of Thomas Hornblow Thatcham, Berkshire, died 25 March 1670

2. Thomas Bb 25 March 1670 son of Thomas HornblowThatcham, Berks

3. William Bb 18 May 1675 son of Thomas Hornblow Thatcham, Berks

4. Sarah Bb 3 Oct 1677 dau of Thomas Hornblow Thatcham, Berkshire,

5. Mary Bb 23 Aug 1679 dau of Thomas Hornblow Thatcham, Berkshire,

6. Samuel son of Thomas Bb 24 Oct 1680

Thomas Hornblow M 17 Oct 1717 married by banns to Ann Archer ** Thatcham, Berks

1 Mary Bb 7 Feb 1718 dau of Thomas Hornblow Thatcham, Berkshire,

2 Roger Bb 21 April 1722 son of Thomas Hornblow Thatcham, Berks

3 Thomas M 9 Jan 1726 marriage by banns to Elizabeth Clarke of Newbury at St Mary Thatcham, Berks

3 William Bb 27 Feb 1724 son of Thomas Hornblow at Thatcham, Berks

5 John Bb 6 May 1728 son of Thomas

6 Mary Bb 6 May 1728 dau of Thomas Hornblow Thatcham, Berkshire,

7 William Bb 17 Oct 1744 son of Thomas Hornblow and his wife Ann at Thatcham, Berks

Did he have a total of 15 children by 2 wives

John Hornblow EDB circa 1724  married Martha White 8th August 1744 London. Martha Hornblow died 25 June 1773 buried at St Dunstans in the West  (Fleet Street London)

John Hornblow widower,  married Eliza Archer in 18 June 1780 at St Dustans in West in Fleet St. London (Ancestry)

Ist child recorded  IGI 

Rhoda Hornblow Bb 20 Aug 1783 St James, Westminster, Middlesex, Father John Hornblow Mother Elizabeth Archer Death age 4 in 1787 Westminster Burials St Anne, Soho, Middlesex, England FMP

Ann Hornblow,

Elizabeth Hornblow, 

Thomas Charles Hornblow 

 William Hornblow

 Hornblow John Bb 1746 Died -1829 Westminster Burials St James, Hampstead Road, Middlesex, England ( Bb Born &/or baptised /D = Death & internment / burial )  

** John Hornblow coal dealer in Westminster circa 1780 's records of Rates paid in Westminster as a coal dealer are numerous in FMP 

LMA -  Title Insured: John Hornblow 2 Noel Street dealer in coals

Reference Code CLC/B/192/F/001/MS11936/342/527925

Level Item Date 1787 Feb 19

From Collection ROYAL AND SUN ALLIANCE INSURANCE GROUP

Hornblow dealer in Coals

Insured: Matthew Berge, 199 Piccadilly, mathematical instrument maker

 Other Property / Occupiers Mentioned: Noel Street (Hornblow dealer in coals); Spanns Buildings Pancras (Hollister)

Reference Code CLC/B/192/F/001/MS11936/440/809153

Level Item Date 1807 Oct 15

From Collection ROYAL AND SUN ALLIANCE INSURANCE GROUP

iHornblow family 2 - no connections to Pomeroy -

Family TWO simply because I have done less work on this having found apprentice records which identified John Hornblow One as my ancestor.

FMP

JOHN TWO

John Hornblow married Martha White 8th August 1744 London.

Martha Hornblow died 25 June 1773 buried at St Dunstans in the West Stepney

John Hornblow widower, 1780 married Eliza Archer in Stepney

then way across London in 1829 he apparently died However from the parish entry this JH was living in Hill Street St Georges Hanover Square which I was surprised to find had a workhouse

Hornblow John Bb 1746 DI -1829 Westminster Burials St James, Hampstead Road, Middlesex, England ( Bb Born & baptised /Di Dead and interred) 

So Ebenezer cannot be the son of this John Hornblow when he apprenticed to Ebenezer Hornblow silversmith in 1820 father deceased

Elizabeth Hornblow nee Archer Kentish Town

Elizabeth Hornblow ( independent means ) widow born 1759 died age 64 buried 10 August 1823 resident of 33 Frederick Place Hampstead Road St Pancras buried St James, Piccadilly This has to be Elizabeth Archer wife of the other John Hornblow, the coal dealer sale of house below

'Plate 55: Nos. 33-49, Frederick Street', in Survey of London: Volume 24, the Parish of St Pancras Part 4: King's Cross Neighbourhood, ed. Walter H Godfrey and W McB. Marcham (London, 1952), p. 55. British History Online http://www.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol24/pt4/plate-55