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Death of Frances Elizabeth

It is not clear when she died. The second marriage of William Hillary is not thought to be bigamous by the ODNB, despite claims one can find. [1] at p. 93 says she had died, so by 1818. The point comes up in the history of Danbury Place also. Charles Matthews (talk) 09:20, 12 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Which John Eyre?

It interests me if it can be established that the cleric in question in the "simony" case was John Eyre (evangelical priest). The CCEd database has nine John Eyres to offer:

Eyre, John (1785 - 1830)
Eyre, John (1669 - 1684)
Eyre, John (1779 - 1779)
Eyre, John (1757 - 1763)
Eyre, John (1772 - 1788)
Eyre, John (1790 - 1815)
Eyre, John (1753 - 1790)
Eyre, John (1772 - 1774)
Eyre, John (1783 - 1783)

Of these, the evangelical is #3. #1 is ordained too late, #2 is too early. #4 died in 1763. #5 is known only as a curate at Elvetham in 1788. #6 is possible, rector at Sherfield-on-Loddon from 1790. #7 is possible, curacies at North Tidworth and Wylye bracketing 1780. #8 is a Cambridge graduate, curate at Colchester All Saints in 1772 (so local). #9 is known only as a preacher at Chelsea in 1783.

Of these #8 is worth further work. Charles Matthews (talk) 10:20, 13 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

On the other hand, the ACAD database has a good match on ordination for #5: "Eyre, John (ER768J)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.. That entry notes confusion with another John Eyre, "matric. from Brasenose College, Oxford, June 3, 1776, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1780; M.A. (Oxford) 1786." This is very like #1. #6 is given as the father of William Eyre, "Eyre, William (ER798W)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.. #8 not turning up under the name. Still puzzling. Charles Matthews (talk) 10:43, 13 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

The hard copy version on Venn that underlies ACAD doesn't immediately solve the problem. There are 25 Eyres, I think. Both #3, who matriculated at Pembroke (according to his article), and #8 who graduated at Emmanuel, are AWOL, at least under that spelling of the name. Charles Matthews (talk) 11:04, 13 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Anyway, the evangelical has CCEd id 57852, and took up a curacy at Weston almost immediately after being ordained priest in 1779. Charles Matthews (talk) 11:28, 13 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Getting quite serious now:

Name	Dates	CCEd	Venn/ACAD	Foster	Education	Ordination	Positions	Comment
Eyre, John (1779 - 1779)	January 1754 – March 28/29, 1803	57852		Eyre, John, s. John, of Bodmin, Cornwall, gent. St. Edmund Hall, matric. 18 March, 1779, aged 24.		deacon : 28/05/1779 (Lowth, Robert/London 1778-1787) priest : 19/12/1779 (Thurlow, Thomas/Lincoln 1779-1787)	curate : Weston, Lincolnshire (20/12/1779)	John Eyre (evangelical priest), d:Q6232129, ODNB
Eyre, John (1772 - 1774)		117433	ER768J Eyre, John. Adm. sizar at ST JOHN'S, July 2, 1768. etc. B. at Dedham, Essex. Matric. Michs. 1768; B.A. 1772; M.A. 1791. Ord. deacon (London) June 11, 1772; priest, May 29, 1774. Doubtless [...]		BA : Cambridge / St John's	deacon: 11/06/1772 (Terrick, Richard/London 1764-1777) priest: 29/05/1774 (Terrick, Richard/London 1764-1777)	Curate : Colchester All Saints (11/06/1772)
Eyre, John (1785 - 1830)	19 February 1758 - 23 March 1830 (CCEd Death 15/04/1830)	10834	Under (ER768J) :There would appear to be great confusion between this man [i.e. Eyre, John. Adm. sizar at ST JOHN'S, July 2, 1768.] and another of these names, 2nd s. of Anthony, of Ardwick, Yorks.; who matric. from Brasenose College, Oxford, June 3, 1776, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1780; M.A. (Oxford) 1786. Foster credits the latter with the above-mentioned livings, and claims that the Oxonian was also Archdeacon of Nottingham, 1810-30; but see also William (1798) whose father was John ('M.A.'), of Sherfield, Hants.	Eyre, John, s. Anthony, of Adwick, co. York, arm. Brasenose Coll., matric. 3 June, 1776, aged 18; B.A. 1780, M.A. 1786, rector of Babworth and Headon, Notts, 1796, and of Beelsby 1827, preb. of Southwell 1802, a canon residentiary of York, and archdeacon of Nottingham 1810, died 23 March, 1830.	BA : Oxford / Braze Nosed MA : Oxford / Brasenose	deacon : 16/10/1785 (Markham, William/York 1777-1807) priest : 18/12/1785 (Hallifax, Samuel/Gloucester 1781-1789)	Vicar : Bolsover (28/12/1785 - 30/03/1798 ) Rector : Babworth (28/08/1786 - 27/05/1830 ) Prebendary : York Minster, Prebend of Apesthorpe (12/03/1788 - 05/05/1830 ) domestic chaplain : Cavendish-Bentinck, William Henry, 3rd duke of Portland /marquess of Titchfield (1738-1809) (12/05/1788 - 24/03/1804 ) Vicar : Sutton cum Lound (21/05/1788 - 30/06/1795 ) Rector : Treswell (28/08/1793 - 05/08/1796) sinecure rector : Headon cum Upton, Rectory (01/08/1796 - 17/06/1830 ) Vicar : Headon cum Upton, Vicarage (01/08/1796 - 17/12/1826 ) Rector : Grove (01/09/1796 - 02/07/1798 ) Rector : Emley (21/03/1798 - 15/03/1804 ) Prebendary : Southwell Minster, Prebend of Norwell Overhall (05/04/1802 - 04/06/1830 ) Rector : Barton in Fabis (24/04/1804 - 18/08/1826 ) Rector : Beelsby (03/10/1826 - 30/08/1830 ) Archdeacon : Archdeacon of Nottingham (15/04/1830 - 15/04/1830 )	John Eyre (Archdeacon of Nottingham) d:Q17198923 Venn notes:Romilly's Diary of 1853:10:29 suggests that he was Father of the Medico Sir James Eyre, Mayor of Hereford, [Herefordshire] :add add: Died 1857 :add add: (P.J. Barnwell: Dunbartonshire ) :add
Eyre, John (1753 - 1790)	Born c.1727	92346		Eyre, John, s. John, of Putney, Middlesex, arm. Hertford Coll., matric. 22 May, 1745, aged 18; B.A. 1749, M.A. 1752, B. & D.D. 1770, of Wylye, Wilts, father of James 1793.	MA : Oxford / Hertford College	deacon : 23/09/1753 (Gilbert, John/Salisbury 1748-1757) priest: 21/09/1755 (Gilbert, John/Salisbury 1748-1757)	Curate: North Tidworth (24/09/1753) Curate : Wylye (00/07/1783 - 00/06/1790)
1772 - 1788		73559				deacon : 11/06/1772 (Terrick, Richard/London 1764-1777) priest : 29/05/1774 (Terrick, Richard/London 1764-1777)	Curate : Elvetham (07/07/1788 - 07/07/1788)
Eyre, John (1790 - 1815)	Death (16/06/1815)	73560			?BA		Rector: Sherfield-on-Loddon (27/01/1790 - 16/06/1815)	Mentioned as father of William Eyre (ER798W), Sidney Sussex 1798, Rector of Sherfield 1815
Eyre, John (1783 - 1783)		117436					Preacher : Chelsea (04/09/1783)

So: 10834 still ruled out by ordination 1785. Also the plausible duplications are 57852=117436, 117433=73559. It may be that 73560 is also a duplicate: there is a degree still unaccounted for there. In any case down to four, say, maybe three. Charles Matthews (talk) 18:27, 13 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

The plot thickens. Charles Eyre (writer) who is the son of 73560 is described in a source as "Born at Sherfield, Hampshire, in 1784, son of Revd John Eyre of Dedham". Which is certainly a reason for believing 117433=73560. The source is Suffolk writers from the beginning until 1800. This needs to be checked out. Elvetham being in Hampshire, there is some coherence. What is more, the advowsons can be looked at on Parishes: Sherfield-upon-Loddon to explain what might have been going on (waiting for an incumbent to pop his clogs). That meshes well with http://db.theclergydatabase.org.uk/jsp/locations/index.jsp?locKey=14987. Satisfactory as far as it goes. Charles Matthews (talk) 20:04, 13 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Massive documentation of Joseph Eyre, father of this John Eyre, is here. Joseph Eyre (1711–1789) had 22 children, by two wives, and ended up living at East Bergholt. He also had a mysterious patron when young, which might throw light eventually on this business. The working hypothesis is that this Joseph Eyre is "Eyre, Joseph (ER732J)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge. Charles Matthews (talk) 09:59, 18 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

A John Eyre is curate at Ardleigh in 1774[2], the year in which John Eyre (117433) is ordained priest (having been a curate at Colchester in 1772). John Eyre the son of Joseph Eyre (composer and religious writer) of Dedham marries on 9 July 1774 to Mary Lugar (Luger?) of Ardleigh, which is near Dedham, per the licence in the ref given. William Eyre the son of John Eyre of Sherfield is born at Ardleigh in 1779 "Eyre, William (ER798W)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.. Charles Eyre (writer) the son of the Rev. John Eyre of Dedham and Sherfield is born 1784. The Elvetham curacy held by John Eyre from 1788. Consistent timeline at least. Charles Matthews (talk) 10:30, 18 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]