1800 - oui, date inconnue
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| Nom |
HINGSTON Edward |
| Naissance |
1800 |
[County Of Cornwall, South West] - Mevagissey, England  |
| Genre |
Masculin |
| Profession |
Tailor in London |
| Décès |
oui, date inconnue |
| Notes |
- EDWARD HINGSTON was the son of 3. Philip Hingston and Dorothy (Gillard). He is No 809 in Vine, where he is described as being born in Mageressay in 1800. However, his name does not appear in the baptismal registerthere so this should be regarded assuspect Went to London and learnedthe tailoring trade, there married Miss MARY BOWDEN, of Manchester, about the year 1835, and while his first four children were quite young he moved to New York (city) U.S.A., and there opened a shop in Maiden Lane, between Nassau and William Sts. It was he who first got up the dress of the Hussars in the American Army, with assistance of General McCear, and Capt. Charles. Mr Edward Hingston left the east and tried his fortune at Stockport, California, where, like many others, he dropped what he had and returned to New York, with a still larger family. He died 29 Jun 1849.
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| ID personne |
I44922 |
Arbour-Harbour |
| Dernière modif. |
14 oct 2026 |
| Père |
HINGSTON Philip, n. 16 avr 1770, Morley, Devon, England d. [County Of Devon, South] - Kingsbridge, England |
| Mère |
GILLARD Dorothy, n. vers 1774, [West Alvington, County Of Devon, East] - ?, England d. 1840, [County Of Devon, South] - Kingsbridge, England (Âgé de 66 ans) |
| Mariage |
17 mai 1796 |
[County Of Devon, South] - Kingsbridge, England |
| ID Famille |
F23326 |
Feuille familiale | Tableau familial |
