Horsington - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Horsingtons in New York, with UK roots.

hoisingtonweb — 2009-02-28 02:48:36Z

Hi, Tom.

I have both people and several of their relatives in my online database and may be able to give you additional information if you are still looking for it. My website requires registration (free), but if you email me at hoisingtonweb@yahoo.com, I'll set you up with a password.

Harriette

Re: HORSINGTON, HOISINGTON, HOSSINGTON, HOSSENTON, HOSINGTON, HASSINGTON, HISSINGTON, HYSELTON

hoisingtonweb — 2005-05-27 19:18:43Z

Please note that my e-mail address has changed to hoisingtonweb@yahoo.com

John Horsington ~ c1640s -1703

BasketLady420 — 2005-02-22 05:01:01Z

HORSINGTON, John (c1640s -1703) & 1/wf _____
( -c1688-93); m. c1680 Wethersfield. [REG 141:40]

HORSINGTON, John (c1640s -1703) & 2/wf Mary (Stanborough) Edwards ( -1728); m. c1688-93 CT. [REG 141:40]

I am not related to this family, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages prior to 1700" by Melinde Lutz Sanborn, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1991, pg.40.
Joyce

Horsingtons in New York, with UK roots.

beefeater159 — 2004-08-27 21:00:20Z

Hi All,
1/. Looking for info on CHARLES J HORSINGTON, b Sept 22, 1876, NY born of two English parents. Died Dec 9, 1957 in Skaneateles. I have his life from around 1910 onwards - looking for the earlier detail.
2/. Also ALICE L HORSINGTON, b circa 1869 in NY of two English parents ARTHUR and JANE. Some life detail known but not birth or death.
Believe the above may be related (possibly via Somerset county in England) though they occur in two separate lines I am researching.
Thanks,
Tom.

Horsington

JCulp6863 — 2003-08-21 22:34:35Z

Would like more backgrd history on Sybble Horsington born @1745 in Wallingford N>H> or Ct. par: John Horsington and Sarah Templar who mar 1766 Hartford Ct. Sybble mar Nodiah
Bronson
Joan Culp

Re: HORSINGTON, HOISINGTON, HOSSINGTON, HOSSENTON, HOSINGTON, HASSINGTON, HISSINGTON, HYSELTON

hariji — 2002-04-01 22:42:57Z

Hi, Craig.

I will write you directly. I apparently never got this message as I was in the process of changing e-mail addresses. My new, and only, e-mail address is hoisingtonweb@yahoo.com.

Harriette

John Horsington

mbfollini — 2002-03-03 00:40:11Z

Seeking birthplace and parents of John Horsing
ton, died 1703 in Long Island, New York, born
England, c. 1650, also spelled Hossington,
Hosenton, Hossinton, etc. Possibly from Exeter
or Somerset. Possibly from London.

Sybble Horsington

mbfollini — 2002-03-03 00:40:11Z

In reply to Joan Culp, Harry Hoisington in his
Manuscript "The American Family Hoisington"
lists Sybel Hoisington Brownson b 1745 at Wallingford,
Conn. daughter of John Hoisington 3rd and Sarah
Templar Hoisington. Sybel married June 5, 1766
Noahdiah Brownson who was born Sept. 18, 1740
son of Elijah and Abigail (Winchel) Brownson.
Their children were: Sylvester Brownson born June
7, 1772 who had a son, Orestes A. Brownson,
a Philosopher, and who was in 1847 pastor
of the Universalist Church of Auburn N.Y.
Orestes had a son, Parliament Brownson.
Sybel and Noahdiah had a second child,
daughter Sybel, born March 29, 1775, baptized
Dec. 3, 1780.
Harry Hoisington's manuscript book has Sybel's
grandfather, John Horsington 2nd wife Elizabeth
Shailor Cockshott; and Sybel's grandfather,
John Horsington 1st b. c. 1650-55 died in East Hampton,
New York, Dec. 20, 1703.
No record of the first John's parents. Name
evolved from Horsington to Hoisington by the
3rd generation.
See also Fred Q. Bowman's article, "John
Horsington of New England" in the N.E. Historical Genealogical
Register, January, 1987.

Hoisington documents

mbfollini — 2002-03-03 00:40:11Z

Dear Ted Hoisington
(I swallow fast every time I see your name because
it is the name of a dear uncle of mine who
died April 17, 1997, age 84:
Theodore Roosevelt Hoisington.)
Harry Hoisington's book "The American Family Hoisington" in
manuscript is in several libraries: The New England
Historic Genealogical Society Library, 101 Newbury St.,
Boston, Mass 02116 as well as the Newberry Library,
Chicago, Ill, and the Los Angeles Public Library.
It can be purchased from the Higginson Book Co.,
148 Washington St., PO Box 778, Salem, Mass. 01970,
phone (978)745-8025. It is 189 pages long and
includes listings of 605 Hoisington descendants
up to about 1935.
The Fred Q.Bowman article, "John Horsington of New
England" appeared in the NE Historic Genealogical
Society Register, January 1987, pages 38 to 55.
If you like, I can xerox the Bowman article and
mail it to you if you give me your postal address.
It is only 9 copy-pages. It is well worth it, both
these sources are essential for Hoisington researchers.

Maida Barton Follini [John Horsington 1, John Horsington 2
James Hoisington 3, Job Hoisington 4, Henry Richard H. 5,
Henry Richard H. 6, Frederick R. H. 7, Elizabeth H. Barton 8,
Maida Barton Follini 9]

Re: HORSINGTON, HOISINGTON, HOSSINGTON, HOSSENTON, HOSINGTON, HASSINGTON, HISSINGTON, HYSELTON

2002-02-16 05:24:49Z

I don't know much about my family name or history. I was born in South Dakota like my brother and sisters. My grandparents lived there along with my uncles and aunt. My grandfather's name was Harley H. Hoisington, Marrietta was my grandmother, my uncles are Harley and Kent, my aunt is Ruth, my father is Roger. I would be sincerely grateful if you could send me information about this.

Re: Hoisington

2001-11-09 06:12:19Z

I'm not sure if this is any help, but I know some of my ancestors moved from the east to destinations such as Michigan(where I reside currently), Missouri, and Kansas, where I understand that some of them started the town of Hoisington. My sister lives in South Dakota, and she has researched for 2 or 3 years now on our family tree. She told me by Christmas time she'll be sending me information of our ancestors dated as far back as 1640. This is very interesting and educational, and I can't wait! If I run across any more information of the Hoisington surname, I'll be more than happy to send it to you. Thank You

Horsington, de Horsington

hariji — 2001-07-10 07:05:42Z

Looking in Gloucestershire for information on the surnames HORSINGTON and DE HORSINGTON. My 7th ggrandfather, John HORSINGTON (b.1640 - 1650) emigrated to America 1665-1680. Have much information on his descendants that I am willing to share. Also have information on other HORSINGTONs that emigrated to America.

HORSINGTON, HOISINGTON, HOSSINGTON, HOSSENTON, HOSINGTON, HASSINGTON, HISSINGTON, HYSELTON

2001-06-23 15:32:38Z

Date: Tue, 8 Jul 1997 00:50:55 -0800
Contact: Harriette Jensen
Earliest known ancestor was John HORSINGTON, whose descendants have also been known as Hoisington, Hossington, Hossenton, Hosington, Hassington,Hissington,and Hyselton.
Believed to have come from Lincoln, Somerset, Bath or Wells. He shows upon the manifest of 4 ships (the Diligence, the Bristol Merchant, the Ann,and the Benjamin that sailed from Bristol for America c.1706-1713. He mayhave had a brother or cousin named Thomas Horsington, who was a planter inVA.

Hoisington Information

2001-04-17 15:45:15Z

I would like to find the two documents that you have listed in the message below. I would appreciate any help you can give me in locating them.

Thanks, Ted Hoisington

In reply to Joan Culp, Harry Hoisington in his
Manuscript "The American Family Hoisington"
lists Sybel Hoisington Brownson b 1745 at Wallingford,
Conn. daughter of John Hoisington 3rd and Sarah
Templar Hoisington. Sybel married June 5, 1766
Noahdiah Brownson who was born Sept. 18, 1740
son of Elijah and Abigail (Winchel) Brownson.
Their children were: Sylvester Brownson born June
7, 1772 who had a son, Orestes A. Brownson,
a Philosopher, and who was in 1847 pastor
of the Universalist Church of Auburn N.Y.
Orestes had a son, Parliament Brownson.
Sybel and Noahdiah had a second child,
daughter Sybel, born March 29, 1775, baptized
Dec. 3, 1780.
Harry Hoisington's manuscript book has Sybel's
grandfather, John Horsington 2nd & wife Elizabeth
Shailor Cockshott; and Sybel's grandfather,
John Horsington 1st b. c. 1650-55 died in East Hampton,
New York, Dec. 20, 1703.
No record of the first John's parents. Name
evolved from Horsington to Hoisington by the
3rd generation.
See also Fred Q. Bowman's article, "John
Horsington of New England" in the N.E. Historical & Genealogical
Register, January, 1987

Hoisington

1999-09-05 12:00:00Z

My father was born Lawrence Walter Hoisington around 1910 and his family came from Vermont. His Aunt was the first woman admiral in the navy. Anyone having any information on this, please email me. Thank you!