William Hoar

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November 7, 2004
Source: Email from Phillip Bedient, pbedient(at)berkshire.rr.com
Phillip E. Bedient
65 Beverly St.
Dalton, MA 01226

Geogia Pangborn kept a scrapbook in which she accumulated hundreds of newspaper clippings and other family information about the Hoars, the Schmalzrieds, and the Pangborns and their allied families. Beginning in the 1950's Marie and Phil Bedient began to seek out additional information concerning these families. They made a number of trips to Canada to gather family material and have gradually put together a collection of Hoar family data. That data is presented in the following account.

In the earliest records in Canada the Hoar family members usually spelled their name "Hoare". By the time they had reached Michigan the spelling "Hoar" was commonly used. In a few cases in more recent times the spelling "Orr" has been adopted.

Another major source of Hoar family data comes from the work of Raymond W. Kalbfleisch which he included in his Schmalzried Family History.

Samuel Hoare received a Patent for 50 acres of land in the Township of Brant in the County of Bruce, Ontario, on Aug. 26, 1856. The land was described as Lot Number Thirty Six in the Second Concession South of the Durham Road. Samuel held this land until 1870 when he sold it to his son John Hoare. A photocopy of the deed from Samuel Hoare and his wife Elizabeth to John Hoare is in the Hoar file of Phillip E. Bedient. An abstract of this deed follows:
This Indenture made in Duplicate the Twentieth day of June one thousand eight hundred and seventy---between Samuel Hoare of the Township of Brant in the County of Bruce and Province of Ontario, Farmer, of the first part, Elizabeth Hoare his wife of the same place of the Second Part and John Hoare of the same place, yeoman of the Third Part---Witnesseth that for One Thousand Dollars of lawful money of Canada---grant that tract of land and premises---in the Township of Brant in the County of Bruce and Province of Ontario and being composed of Lot Number Thirty Six in the Second Concession---
Signed in the presence of David Jackson, Jr. by Samuel Hoare and Elizabeth Hoare, her mark

The Village of Walkerton sits in the south central part of the Township of Brant. The Durham Road mentioned in the above deed runs to the east of Walkerton and passes through the Village of Hanover where in enters the County of Grey and proceeds eastward to the City of Durham. The Hoar property was quite close to Walkerton, a little over a mile southeast of the Village.

The burial place of Samuel and Elizabeth Hoar is not certain. Their names appear on the side of a monument erected for Sebastian Kirstine and his wife Jane Hoar that is in the Hanover Cemetery, and it may be that they are interred in that lot. Hanover is about six miles east of Walkerton and sits on the line between Bruce Co. and Grey Co. The Kirstine monument reads as follows:


KIRSTINE
(front)
Sebastian Kirstine
Died Sept. 1, 1897
Aged 67 years
Jane Hoar
Wife of
Sebastian Kirstine

Died Sept. 15, 1906
Aged 65 years

(side)
Samuel Hoar
Died Mar. 30, 1880
Aged 77 years
Elizabeth
Wife of
Samuel Hoar
Died Mar. 2, 1894
Aged 89 years

1881 Census Brant, Bruce South, Ontario, Canada
Elizabeth Hoar Widow 76, b. England, C. Presbyterian
In the adjacent house
Andrew Kirstine 48 b. Germany Farmer C. Presbyterian
Susan Kirstine 38 b. Ontario C. Presbyterian
William Kirstine 17 b. Ontario Farmer C. Presbyterian
Daniel H. Kirstine 13 b. Ontario C. Presbyterian
Frederick A. Kirstine 11 b. Ontario C. Presbyterian
Walter Kirstine 7 b. Ontario C. Presbyterian
Andrew Kirstine 2 b. Ontario C. Presbyterian

Footnotes:
Kalbfleisch, Raymond W., The Schmalzried Family And Tracings of the Hoar (Orr), Bacon, Coach, and Galloway Families, Levering, Michigan, 1968.
Death Certificate, Province of Ontario, DD22471. Elizabeth Hoar, d. Mar. 2, 1894, aged 89 Yrs. 11 Mths., at Brant Twp., Bruce Co. Date of Registration Dec. 20, 1894. Registration Number 94-002133. Issued at Toronto the 19 Day of January 1960. R.B. Wallace, Deputy Registrar-General.

Samuel married Elizabeth Bunsell. Elizabeth was born on 25 Apr 1804 in England; died on 2 Mar 1894 in Brant Twp, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Hanover, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada (Hanover Cemetery). [Group Sheet]

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Name : Elizabeth Hoar
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Death date : 02 Mar 1894
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Age at death : 89 years 11 months
Death place : Brant, Bruce, Ontario
Birth date : 1805
Estimated birth year : 1805
Birth place : England
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GSU film number : 1853581
Digital GS number : 4171986
Image number : 1252
Certificate number : yr 1894 cn 2133
Collection : Ontario Deaths 1869-1947