Col. John Hutchinson, Owthorpe

[royhutch]

I am interested in finding descendants of Col. John Hutchinson, d. 1644 of Owthorpe, if any exist. If not I am also interested in finding descendants of the Hutchinson House of Owthorpe

Any suggestions are appreciated.
Roy

[royhutch]

As I understand it Col. John Hutchinson was a descendant of Thomas Hutchinson b. abt 1498 and his wife Mary Drake through their son William Hutchinson b. abt 1508. William had a brother, Lawrence Hutchinson, b abt 1507. A descendat of Lawrence was Richard Hutchinson, b. 1602 who emigrated to Salem, MA, American around 1634.

There is some question concerning Richard Hutchinson, who went to America as actually being the descendant of Lawrence.

I am a descendant of Richard Hutchinson who went to America. I am seeking living descendants of the Hutchinson House of Owthorpe in order to resolve this concern.

So as you see, I do not necessarily need to find descendants of the Colonel himself but any Hutchinsons from this line other than from Lawrence.

Thank you,
Roy

[ziksby]

This may have some reference to your query, documents online Full details on payment of £3.50 per will.

[Eric Atkin]

I am interested in finding descendants of Col. John Hutchinson, d. 1644 of Owthorpe, if any exist. If not I am also interested in finding descendants of the Hutchinson House of Owthorpe

Any suggestions are appreciated.
Roy

Annie Rebecca Atkin nee Hutchinson. Thought to be last in line on our side,her father John. his father Samuel then line disappears. We believe descendants from Col John Hutchinson of Owthorpe

[alfisti43]

Hi Roy,
My mother has recently been uncovering our family history and has discovered an apparent descendency from Colonel John Hutchinson. I was googling him and came accross your question. I appreciate that you posted this a number of years ago but thought I would respond anyway. My name is Alan Hutchinson and I am a descendant of Col. John Hutchinson and his first wife Grace Haycock via their son John (Col. John's eldest son). My father's family came from Nottingham but I now live with my family in Cambridge, UK. We have so far discovered ancestry dating back to Barnard Hutchinson (birth date unknown), father of Barnard Hutchinson (born 1310). I have never logged on to anything like this before so really don't know if there is any protocol but assume that you will reply somehow if this is of inerest.
With kind regards
Alan

[Kerrywood]

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[royhutch]

Hi Roy,
My mother has recently been uncovering our family history and has discovered an apparent descendency from Colonel John Hutchinson. I was googling him and came accross your question. I appreciate that you posted this a number of years ago but thought I would respond anyway. My name is Alan Hutchinson and I am a descendant of Col. John Hutchinson and his first wife Grace Haycock via their son John (Col. John's eldest son). My father's family came from Nottingham but I now live with my family in Cambridge, UK. We have so far discovered ancestry dating back to Barnard Hutchinson (birth date unknown), father of Barnard Hutchinson (born 1310). I have never logged on to anything like this before so really don't know if there is any protocol but assume that you will reply somehow if this is of inerest.
With kind regards
Alan

Hello Alan,
This is very exciting to hear from you. Yes, I am still looking for Hutchinson family members, especially from the Nottinghamshire area. I am very interested in hearing about your line from the Col. and Grace. I am unfamiliar with this line. I was not aware of Grace. If you could catch me up I would greatly appreciate it.

I am not sure when I first posted this message but in the meantime I have started a DNA project for Hutchinson family members. The project has over 100 members named Hutchinson or some variation of it. One of our members has also traced his line to the Col. but through Lucy. It would be extremely interesting to compare your DNA to his and to the rest of the project. There are three distinct lines, according to the DNA, that all trace their roots back to Barnard.

You can see my website at:
www.
hutchinsondna.net

Looking forward to comparing notes.
Roy Hutchinson
Co-Admininstrator
Hutchinson DNA Project

EMAIL: rhutchinsonatcomcastdotnet

[royhutch]

Hi Kerry,
Thank you for helping Alan find me. I do not visit the site as often as I should. When I replied I noticed that my personal website was referred to as a commercial site. The site is

www.
hutchinsondna.net

and is strictly my hobby and is purely non profit. Is there something I should do to verify this with B&G authorities?
Thanks
Roy Hutchinson

[Kerrywood]

Hi Roy, and welcome back to the forums!

The BG forums policy on providing links to websites is explained in our Acceptable User Policy.

The link to your website was edited because the site promotes DNA testing for project members, for which a charge is made. The website address can of course remain within your post, but not as an active link.

Thanks for your understanding.

[David Bate]

Dear Hutchinsons

The Col. John Hutchinson who was married to Grace Haycock (mentioned by Alan) is clearly not the celebrated Col. John Hutchinson of Civil War fame, since the latter was married to Lucy Apsley, who in many ways deserves to be more celebrated than her husband. I am about to acquire a copy of the first edition of Lucy's 'Memoirs of the Life of Colonel Hutchinson' which appears to have been a family copy and carries a dedication to John Hutchinson from his uncle 'Major General A.H. Hutchinson, Owthorpe Bournmouth Xmas 1899'. The Owthorpe mentioned here is a family home in the SW of England, not the parish in Notts near where I live. I have also seen a copy of the 'Memoirs' in Notts Local Studies Library which has other MS additions to it concerning this branch of the family. Unfortunately I don't happen to have my notes at hand. I just discovered this site while searching the internet for 'Owthorpe'.