Hogben Ancestry

As researched originally by Victor Hogben,
and put in Cyberspace by Colin Hogben,
and edited and researched by Richard Hogben and myself.

4 BC - 51 AD Huckbone

The Roman invaders in 47 AD spared his life for a promise of tribute at the Villa on the East Cliff, Folkestone, Kent.

232 AD Huckbone

is mentioned as being a good farmer at Limeringe, Kent

405 AD Huckbone

Cut down trees and grubbed up the stumps for extending his land at North Limeringe

639 AD Huckbone

Chieftan. Attended Thanksgiving Service, Ethelburge Church Limeringe

670 AD Huckbone

Stayed at Eastrie with a relative and discovered the bodies of the two murdered princes in King Egbert's Palace, Eastrie

801 AD Huckbone

He was of fair skin, a good looking man, a good farmer, Limeringe

995-1039 Huckbone

Chieftan, had a wife from Elham

1020-1069 Oswald Hugbene

Landowner, a good horse rider

1047-1074 William Hugbene

Mentioned in Domesday Book 1086: "Lord of the Manor, Limeringe"

1071 Henry Hogben=Ruth

He enjoyed horse riding. Farmer.

1095 William Hogben=Ann

Created first Baron Liminge. Land was given to him by Henry I (Hogben's Farm, Aldington, Kent) for his services to the Royal House 1131. Had a good personality.

1118 Harold de Lyminge=Agnes

Built Robus House, Lyminge; landowner

1144 Thomas de Lyminge=Martha

1168 Henry de Lyminge=Alice

1202 William de Lyminge=Mary

Went to the Crusade and fought bravely in the Holy Land as Knight Hospitallers of St John.

1235 Thomas de Lyminge=Joan

Bought Foulmead Farm, Sholden, Deal in 1261.

Stephen de Lyminge=Mary

Lord of the Manor, Lyminge, Mayor of Romney. On a Board in the Upper Court-Room in the old Town Hall, New Romney, named Stephen de Lyminge. He built a house in 1299 on the old site of Robus House, Lyminge. His younger brother Dyonyse married Frances; had a daughter Ann, born 1300. He was created Baron de Foulmead by Edward I, in recognition of public services.

1299 Stephen Hogben=Sarah

Farmer and landowner, Lyminge.

1322 Henry Hogben=Jane

Horse doctor and farmer

1341 William Hogben=Margaret

The Black Death 1349 caused shortage of labour on the farms.

1367 Richard Hogben=Sarah

The wool trade boomed.

1391 Thomas Hogben=Mary

Sold his wool from his Romney Marsh sheep to Ashford, Kent.

1424 John Hogben=Marion

A good farmer

1450 Thomas Hogben=Margaret

From this point, the tree begins to branch out. I have information on about 530 people altogether; here is my line from then to the present day:

1472 Thomas Hogben=Jane

1491 Robert Hogben=Christiane

1512 Peter Hogben=Alice

1534 Stephen Hogben=Sarah

1556 Stephen Hogben=Ruth

1576 Robert Hogben=Susan Colin Hogben's line)

1579 William Hogben=Jane

1595 Stephen Hogben=Mary

1615 William Hogben=Ann

1639 William Hogben=Sarah

1658 Richard Hogben=Rose

1676 Robert Hogben=Ann

1695 David Hogben=Catherine

1725 Robert Hogben=Joan

1745 John Hogben=Sarah

1750 John R Hogben=Joan

1773 Richard Hogben=Martha

1798 Thomas Hogben=Ann

1837 James Hogben=Sarah Horton

1872 James (Jim) Hogben=Ellen Griffin

1902 Samual Gorden Hogben=Irene Evans

1940 Michael Hogben=Margaret Simpson

1967 Mark Hogben=France Jobin

• 1995 Michael Jean-Pierre Hogben (that's my son!)
• 1996 Alexandre Keith Hogben (that's my other son!)

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