Nielsen Hayden genealogy
Nicholas More
- Bef 1594-
Name Nicholas More [1] Gender Male Death Bef 8 Oct 1594 [2] Burial 8 Oct 1594 All Saints, Maldon, Essex, England [2] Person ID I12300 Ancestry of PNH, TNH, and others | Ancestor of LDN, Ancestor of TWK Last Modified 21 May 2019
Family Willamin d. Bef 20 Jul 1606 Children + 1. Enoch More, b. Bef 19 Jan 1561 Family ID F5493 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 May 2019
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Notes - Patricia Law Hatcher (citation details below) notes the existence of a demographic study of Maldon, Essex, A Prospect of Maldon, 1500-1689 by W. J. Petchey (Essex Record Office Publications, 1991), which shows that a Nicholas Moore, shoemaker, who was made a freeman of Maldon in 1560, was born in Plympton, Devon; his family and several others were referred to in town as the "immigrants."
Maldon was a stronghold of Catholicism, and supported Queen Mary throughout her reign. Like many of the "immigrants," Nicholas Moore and his family were Protestants, and were reported in April 1559 for having gone "out of the town at Easter and received [communion] without any lawful authority."
This is probably our Nicholas More.
- Patricia Law Hatcher (citation details below) notes the existence of a demographic study of Maldon, Essex, A Prospect of Maldon, 1500-1689 by W. J. Petchey (Essex Record Office Publications, 1991), which shows that a Nicholas Moore, shoemaker, who was made a freeman of Maldon in 1560, was born in Plympton, Devon; his family and several others were referred to in town as the "immigrants."
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Sources - [S3217] Patricia Law Hatcher, "Corrections, Deletions, and Additions to the Origin of the Greenleaf Family in England." The American Genealogist 90:254, Oct 2018.
- [S3218] Dorothy Greenleaf Boynton, "Sara, First Wife of Edmund Greenleaf (1588-1663)." The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 122:28, Jan 1968.
- [S3217] Patricia Law Hatcher, "Corrections, Deletions, and Additions to the Origin of the Greenleaf Family in England." The American Genealogist 90:254, Oct 2018.