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Double dates. Before the legal year started on 1st January, it used to start on 25th March. So to distinguish this, dates are written with 2 years. The first is the year assuming the start of the year is 25th March, the second year is the year as if it had started on 1st January.

"made his/her Will" could be the date the Will was made, proved or also the date at which they died.

"Probate" is the actual date of the administration of the person's affairs some time after death. I have seen examples of this being as late as 20 years after their death.

If a person did not make a Will then administration of their affairs (inventory) (admon) will take place instead.

1. ====Males====

Alex/Alexander
Alex Higson was buried 7th August 1663 in St Peter's, Bolton Parish Church [2]
Alexander Higson was buried 4th April 1672 in St Peter's, Bolton Parish Church. [2] In his Will, made 1672, he is described as a Chapman.
Benjamin
Benjamin Hickson of Scarborough, Yorkshire, a mariner on HMS Mary, made his Will in 1693. He died in St Thomas' Hospital, Southwark [3] [4]
Charles
Charles Hickson of Shadwell, Middlesex, Mariner on the 'Eagle' at Antigua, West Indies, made his Will in 1695. [3]
Charles Higson of Gatley, Cheshire, Linen weaver. Probate of his Will & Inventory of personal property was made in 1696.[1] [5]
Daniell
Daniell Hixson, of Rushton Spencer, Staffordshire, was buried 26th August 1707 in Rushton Spencer [6]
Edmund
Edmund Hixon of Sutton St. James, Holland, Lincolnshire, Husbandman, made his Will in 1659. [3] [4]
Edward
Edward Hixon, of Uffington, Lincolnshire, Carpenter. His Will was dated 1620 [3] [4]
Edward Hickson, of Scarborough, Yorkshire, Master Mariner, made his Will in February 1649. [3] [7] Note: There was an Edward Hickson who had his son Robart christened in York on 8th April 1634 [8] and another Edward Hickson who married Marie Postgat on 12th January 1672 and had a daughter, Frances on 24th August 1675 [8]
Edward Hickson, of East Drayton, Nottinghamshire, made his Will in 1654. [3] [4]
Edward Hickson was left a legacy in the Will of Joane Hickson dated 9th August 1665 [3] [4]
Edward Highson, of Northwich, Cheshire. Hearth Tax record of 1664. 'No of Not Chargeable Hearths = 1' [10]
Edward Hickson of St Katherine Coleman, Aldgate, London, a Tailor and a bachelor (recorded in 1695) [9]
Ellner
Ellner Hixon was buried 2nd November 1669 in Tarvin, Cheshire. He lived in Aunson?, Cheshire.[1]
Ellner Hixon was buried 12th October 1699 in Tarvin Cheshire. He lived in Houfeild (Howfelt), Cheshire.[1]
Eugene
Eugene Hixson, was born February (no year), buried May (no year) in the John M Hixson cemetery, Bledsoe, TN [11]
Francis
Francis Hkson, of Carincham (Swetenham), Cheshire. (1642) [11]
George
George Hickson, born 18th November 1629 in Backford, Cheshire. [15]
George Hickson, of Burland, Cheshire. Record found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642 [12]
George Hickson was buried 2nd October 1654 in St George's parish church, Doncaster. [16] This is probably the same George whose wife, Elizabeth, died in 1643.
George Higsonne was buried 12th August 1679 in St Peter's, Bolton Parish Church, Lancashire. [2]
George Hickson, of the City of Chester, a Brewer. Probate was admon with inventory in 1713. [13] [14]
Henry
Henry Hickson was born 25th March 1608 in Backford, Cheshire [15] (also recorded as Henricus)
Henry Hickson was buried 1st November 1680 in Yoxall, Staffordshire [6]
Mr Hickson
Mr Hickson of Drogheda, Co Louth, Ireland. There was a Hickson who torched a church full of catholics at the time of the battle of Boyne (1690). He was supposed to be Cromwell's right hand man, although Cromwell died in 1658, so it seems that there is a discrepancy here somewhere. (The Boyne is a River) [17]
Mr Hickson. Another interesting Hickson reference in 'Antonia Fraser - Cromwell, p.442': (c.1653) "Cromwell the lonely wanderer, a Wotan of St James' Park, drawn to the sound of music through the open windows of the rooms of a Mr Hickson. Sir Roger (L'Estrange) himself had been lured earlier by the sound of the organ and, on entering, had found five or six people present, who asked him to take a viol and sing a part." "Bye and bye ... in comes Cromwell." [17]
Jacobus
Jacobus Hickson, born 1st January 1619/20 in Backford, Cheshire. [15]
James
James Hickson of Clotton and Tarporley was buried in Tarporley on 30th September 1609. [1]
James Hickson of Warford, Cheshire, Probate (in Warmingham) was by Will & Inventory of personal property in 1705. [13] [14]
John
John Hicsonn, Husbandman, of Skegbee, parish of Marnehame, Nottinhamshire. He made his Will 10th May 1593. [3]
John Hickson was baptised 6th November 1602 in Scopwick, Lincolnshire. [8]
John Hickson was born 21st December 1614 in Whitegate, Cheshire [15]
John (Johannes) Hickson was born 16th January 1618/19 in Backford, Cheshire. [15]
John Hickson. His probate was made 22nd July 1623 in the parish of Grindon, Staffordshire. [3] [24] An Act Book entry referred to the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Consistory Court 198b - no documents extant, there is an Act Book entry only. A note in brackets says "Proved in Prerog: Court".
John Hickson of Whitechapel, Middlesex. He was probably a farrier. [21] Emanuel Bennett, son of Richard Bennett, joiner, deceased, of Whitechapel, was apprenticed to John Hickson on 25th February 1623/24 by the Farriers Company. [21]
John Hickson, of Tarvin, Cheshire, was buried 13th January 1631 in Tarvin. [1]
John Hickson, of Duddon, Cheshire, was buried 2nd March 1635/36 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
John Hixon of 'Eastfield', London, made his Will in July 1636. [3] Is Eastsmithfield or East Smithfield the same as Eastfield?
John Hicson of Castle Gloverstone, Chester, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
John Hickson of Nantwich, Cheshire. He was killed in the English Civil War and was buried on 7th February 1643/44 [22]
John Hickson was born ca 1640 in Long Bennington, Lincolnshire. [8]
John Hickson was born 27th May 1649 in Backford, Cheshire [15]
John Hickson, of Bishops Itchington, Warwickshire. He was the overseer and kinsman of Richard Hickson of Radford Semele. [3] He could be the son of John & Ann (b.c.1617) who had 10 children, or he could even be the father.
He could also be Jo (1646) or John (1649) of John & Aliss.
John Hickson of Howfield (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 19th June 1653 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
John Hickson of Hufield (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 29th July 1653 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
John Hickson, Yeoman of Norton, Cheshire. His Will was made in 1656. [3]
John Hixon was buried in Napton, Warwickshire on 4th July 1658. [3]
John Hickson, Yeoman, of Little Budworth, Cheshire, had his Will probated in 1665 (Will & Inventory of personal property) [1] [5]
John Hickson, a Tailor of Great Neston, Cheshire, he made his Will in 1669 at Neston [1] [5]
John Hixson of Stoke (Stoak?), Cheshire was buried 6th Aprl 1673 in Stoke. [1]
John Hickson, a gentleman, of Scarborough, Yorkshire, made his Will 30th September 1679 [3] Was he the son of William Hickson, a bailiff? or maybe there were two John Hicksons (who fit).
John Hickson, mariner, of Kings Lynn, Norfolk, made his Will in 1681. [3]
John Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire was buried 20th November 1681 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
John Hickson Innholder of East Harnham, Britford, Wiltshire, had his Will proved in 1683 [19]
John Higson, Yeoman, of Tatton, Cheshire. His Will was dated 1684. [5]
John Hickson of Napton, Warwickshire, a Woolman.[3] He was a witness to his kinsman, Thomas Hickson's 1688 (Napton) Will. [3]
He had instructions to sell Thomas' mortgaged property with two other trustees.
John Hickson, bachelor, lived at St Katherine Coleman / All Hallows Coleman church, Aldgate, London [9] He was alive in 1695.
John Hixson, Mariner, of Stepney, Shadwell, Middlesex, died on HMS Drake in 1696. His Will was made the same year.[3]
John Hickson, (executor?) of Stepney (?), London, Mariner, made his Will in 1697. [3]
John Hickson (Higson), of Aston juxta Budworth, Cheshire, Husbandman. Probate (Will & Inventory) 18th May 1697. [1] [5]
John Hickson of Wigan, Lancashire. Probate (Admon, probably died intestate, e.g. without having made a Will) 1698. [13] [14]
John Hickson, Husbandman of Clotton, Cheshire. Admon (administration of Will or probate) 1703 in Tarvin.[13] [14] [1] Clotton Hoofield is midway between Tarvin, Tattenhall and Little Budworth, Cheshire.
John Hickson was buried 16th January 1705/06 in Austerfield, Yorkshire [20]
John Hickson was buried 16th February 1711/12 in Napton, Warwickshire. [3] He was an Anabaptist (q.v. Nonconformist of some variety)
John Hixon of Burton on Trent, Staffordshire was buried 8th March 1713/14 in Burton on Trent. [6]
John Hixon of 'de Sinai Park', Burton on Trent, Staffordshire was buried 27th January 1731/32 in Burton on Trent. [6]
John Hickson, of London, Tidesman - recorded in 1734 and 1736. [8] [17]
John Hickson, a Tailor of Ilmington (Quinton), Warwickshire [18] John Kinching with wife & child removed to Ilmington from Quinton. He was bound to John Hickson and served 7 years.
John Hickson of Staffordshire. Appraisor for Catherine Hickson of Napton on the Hill [3]
John Hickson of Churchfield, Co Kerry, Ireland [26] [27] [28] (dificult to date)
John Hickson of Bridge Street, Co Kerry, Ireland [26] [27] [28] (dificult to date)
John Hickson of Wybunbury, Cheshire [12] (difficult to date)
Jonathan
Jonathan Hickson (Hixson) of Houfeild or Howfeild or Howfild or Howfield (Howfelt), Cheshire was buried 19th August 1655 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
Joseph
Joseph Higson of Bowhead made his Will 20th July 1668. [3]
Joseph Hixon of Kilmelkadar, Co Kerry, Ireland was buried 22nd January 1737/38 in 'Killmelkeader'. [29]
Martin
Martin Hickson, Mariner, of Wapping, Middlesex died at sea. His Will was made in 1658. [3] [4]
Mathew/Mathewe/Matthew
Matthew Hickson of "Screanton". He made his Will on 21st January 1616/17 in Screanton. [3]
Mathew Hickson, husbandman, of Britford, Wiltshire made his Will in 1663 in Britford. [19]
Mathew Higson of Bolton, Lancashire was buried 17th July 1672 in St Peter's, Bolton Parish Church, Lancashire. [2]
Mathewe Hickson of Dunstable, Bedfordshire. He was the grandchild of Ann Hickson and probably the third child of William Hickson [30] [31]
See Ann's Will, dated 21st May 1648 [32]. See family (reference) "Bedford 1".
Michael
Michael Hickson of Amesbury, Wiltshire was buried 20th June 1792 in Amesbury [19]
Oliver
Oliver Hickson, Husbandman of Shevington, Cheshire. His Will was made in 1711. [13] [14]
PaHS Robertson
PaHS Robertson Hickson of Over (Winsford), Cheshire, was buried 24th November 1668 in Over. [1]
Rafe/Ralph
Rafe Hickson of Rolleston, Staffordshire was buried 31st December 1612 in Rolleston. [6]
Ralph Hickson of Whitegate, Cheshire. Probate in 1690: Admon with Inventory (estate less than £40) [1] [13] [14] [33]
Randal/Randle
Randle Hickson of Little Budworth, Cheshire, was buried 6th May 1689 in Little Budworth. [1]
Randle Hickson of Little Budworth, Cheshire, was buried 6th January 1690/91 in Little Budworth. [1]

Are the above two records the same person or two family members who died at about the same time?

Randal Higgeson of London was buried 22nd November 1693 "from Old Baly (Smithfield)" [31]
Richard
Richard Hickson of Utkinton, Cheshire, was buried 4th January 1611/12 in Tarporley. [1]
Richard (Ricardus) Hickson of Backford, Cheshire was born 7th November 1622 in Backford. [15]
Richard (Richus) Hickson of Polt, Cheshire, was born 31st March 1633 in Bebington, Cheshire. [15]
Richard Hixen was buried March 1633/34 in Napton, Warwickshire. [3] Could his parents be William & Margerie?
and was he born c. 1607?
Richard Higson of Charnock, Lancashire, was buried 22nd April 1639 at St Wilfreds of Charnock. [2]
Richard Hickson of Barkston or Barkstone in the Willows near Grantham, Rutland / Lincolnshire. The almshouses here, for six people, were founded in 1640, by Richard Hickson, who endowed them with a yearly rent-charge of £43 out of land at Greetham, in Rutland, viz £40 for the almspeople and £3 for repairs. [36]
Richard Hickson Esq of Gunwardby, Lincolnshire, made his Will in 1640/41. [3] [4]
Richard Hicksonn of Plemstall, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
Richard Hickson of Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire, was buried 19th May 1660 in Dunton Bassett. [35]
Richard Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 7th August 1663 at St Peter's, Bolton Parish Church. [2]
Richard Highsom of Northwich, Cheshire. Hearth Tax 1664 - No of not Chargable Hearths = 1 [10]
Richard Hixon was buried 28th November 1668 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
Richard Higson, a Chapman, of Penington, Leigh, Lancashire, made his Will in 1674. [3]
Richard Hickson, tailor, lived at St Katherine Coleman / All Hallows Coleman church, Aldgate, London [9] He was alive in 1695.
Richard Hixon of Over / Winsford, Cheshire, was buried 17th April 1698 in Over. [1]
Richard Hickson of Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire, was buried 16th May 1704 in Dunton Bassett. [34]
Richard Hickson of Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire, was buried 15th October 1711 in Dunton Bassett. [34]
Robert
Robert Hickson of Ashton, Cheshire was buried 20th May 1619 in Tarvin. [1]
Roberte Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 26th February 1628/29. [1]
Robert Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire was buried 26th March 1628 in Tarvin. [1]
Robert (Robertus) Hickson of Backford, Cheshire was born 7th August 1628 in Backford. [15]
Robert Hickson of Backford, Cheshire was buried 3rd September 1628 in Backford [1] Are the above two the same person?
Robert Hickson of Tarporley, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
Robert Hickerson, Yeoman of Essendon. Appearance in Court 13th July 1657. Presentment that he kept a common alehouse without a licence. [37]
Robert Hixon of Tarvin, Cheshire, was buried 23rd June 1680 in Tarvin. [1]
Robert Hikson, Yeoman of Great Gunerby, Lincolnshire, made his Will in 1687. [3]
Robert Hickson was buried 2nd January 1733/34 in St Dunstan in the East London. [13]
Thomas
Thomas Higsonne was a witness to James Higsonne. See James' Will dated 26th November 1596. [3]
Thomas Hicksonne, Labourer of North Collingham, Nottinghamshire, made his Will 6th March 1615/16. [3]
Thomas Hickson of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire. On 09 Jan 1631/02 Certificate by certain justices on behalf of William Hickson and Thomas Hickson of Cheshunt who by reason of "sudden and lamentable fires have suffered severe losses by the burning of their houses, barn and premises and are thus deprived of their livelyhood".[42]
Thomas Hickson of Bunbury, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642.[12]
Thomas Hickson of Neston, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642.[12] See also Thomas Hixon of Great Neston, below, who died 1665.
Thomas Hickson, Mariner, of Dover, Kent. Will and Probate 1643.[3] [39] [4]
Thomas Hickson was born 23rd January 1645/46 in Whitegate, Cheshire.[15]
Thomas Hixson, Yeoman, of Misterton, Nottinghamshire, made his Will in 1658. [3] [4]
Thomas Hickson of Black Street, York, Yorkshire. He was buried 6th October 1658 in St Michael-le-Bellfrey, York.[20]
Thomas Hickson, Husbandman, of Britford, Wiltshire. Probate (administration bond) was made in 1661. [19]
Thomas Hickson of Smithfield, London. There is an entry in the parish books of St Sepulchre Smithfield, showing that he was overseer for that parish in 1662.[40]
"This parish lies at the entrance of London from the Great North Road".
Thomas Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried February 1664/65.[1]
Thomas Hixon of Great Neston, Cheshire. 1665 Admon. & Inventory - Infra estate, worth less than £40. [1] [5] Is this the same as Thomas Hickson of Neston who was found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642?
Thomas Hickson the elder, Yeoman of Tickhill, Yorkshire, was buried 15th July 1679 in Tickhill and his Will was proved 31st July 1679. [3] [7] [41]
Thomas Hickeson was buried 30th September 1680 in Selby, Yorkshire. [38]
Thomas Hickson, Senior, Cordwainer of East Harnham, Britford, Wiltshire, made his Will in 1683 in East Harnham. [19]
Thomas Hickson, Husbandman of Over Township, Cheshire. Probate: Will & Inventory of personal property, 1687. [1] [5] [13]
Thomas Hickson, Woolman, of Napton on the Hill, Warwickshire. His Will was made 3rd February 1687/88, he was buried on 31st March 1692 and an Inventory taken on 5th. His Will was proved on 12th April 1692. [3] [25] [23] [24] His granddaughter is Ann Hickson who was under 21. His Property was managed for a debt, and there were instructions to sell it.
Kinsman - John Hickson, Woolman of Napton.
Also mentioned in the Will of Thomas Hickson, the younger was his father, an overseer.
Was this the Thomas, father of Edward & Agnes (1647/52) or was he the son of John & Cathern c.1656?
Thomas Hixon of Rugeley, Staffordshire, was buried 20th January 1689/90 in Rugeley. [6]
Thomas Hickson of St Katherine Cree, Aldgate, London. In 1695 he was an Apprentice. [9]
Thomas Hickson of Islington, London. Roman Rickets and Thomas Hickson of the Parish of St. Mary Islington were Indicted for stealing from Cecil Ellis on the 11th of May 14 French Diaper Napkins value 25s. and several other Goods. They were a second time Indicted for stealing from Edward Blunt two Doulas Shirts value 25s. and some other Goods.
It appeared that both the Felonies were committed at one and the same time. The Prosecutors Clothes being hung on Hedges to dry, the Prisoners and 3 more were observed to watch an opportunity to take them off, and the Prosecutors missing their Goods, pursued the Prisoners, upon which they were seized, and part of the goods found in one of their Breeches, and other part of the Goods under the other's Arm. The Evidence further deposed that the Prisoner threatned that so soon as they were get rid of this affair they would begin at one end of Islington, and kill Man, Woman, and Child to the other end of it; and that they behaved themselves very insolently before the Justice who committed them. The Evidence being very plain, they were brought in Guilty. 8th June 1698. Roman Rickets and Thomas Hickson were a third time indicted for stealing from Ann Marshal on the 11th of May, one stuff Gown value 20s. a stuff Petticoat, and some other Goods but for want of sufficient Evidence they were acquitted.
Punishments: Miscellaneous > branding - branded on the hand
Related Material: Associated Records
Thomas Hickson of Over, Cheshire. Probate: Admon or administration bond (normally there is no Will), 1704. [5] [14]
Thomas Hickson was buried 25th January 1704/05 in Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire. [34]
Thomas Hixon of Amesbury, Wiltshire, was buried 13th March 1718/19.[19]
Thomas Hickson (Hixon) died November 1720.[16] The CRO records are not clear, it reads: Thomas --- ---- Hickson, labourer.
This could be: Thomas son of ---- Hickson, labourer.
Thomas Hickson of Chester, Cheshire, was buried 19th April 1721 in Chester Holy Trinity. [1]
Thomas Hixon, the younger, of Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, was buried 22nd November 1733 in Uttoxeter. [6]
Thomas Hixon of Burton on Trent, Staffordshire, was Bailiff to Lord Uxbridge of Scancy Park. He was buried 20th December 1738 in Burton on Trent.[6]
Thomas Hickson of the parish of Killerny (Killiney or Killarney?), Co Kerry, Ireland, was buried January 1741/42. [29]
Walter
Walter Higson of Blithfield, Staffordshire, was buried 6th October 1669 in Blithfield. [3]
William/Willimus/Willm
William Hixson of Co Durham, was baptised 4th March 1603/04 in Billingham, Co Durham. [8]
William Hickson, Senior, of the parish of Broughton, (Cambridgeshire?). Will dated 1611 in Broughton. [13]
William Hickson of Clotton, was buried 10th May 1612.[1]
William Hickson of Scarborough, Yorkshire, made his Will on 10th June 1622. [3] from a list of Bailiffs of Scarborough:

William Hickson, 1602, 1606 and 1609
John Hickson, 1643, 1662 and 1667
Francis, 1690, 1695 and 1701

   Possibility: Bailiff
   William : 1602, 1606, 1609
       |
     John : 1643
       |
     John : 1662, 1667
       |
   Francis : 1690, 1695, 1701
William Hickson of Backford, Cheshire, was buried 29th January 1624/25 in Backford. [1]
William Hickson was born 22nd October 1626 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
William Hickson of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire. On 09 Jan 1631/02 Certificate by certain justices on behalf of William Hickson and Thomas Hickson of Cheshunt who by reason of "sudden and lamentable fires have suffered severe losses by the burning of their houses, barn and premises and are thus deprived of their livelyhood".[42]
William Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire. Found today while going through the Tarvin Parish registers: [1] John Acson [Axon] of Chester slayne by Willm. Hickson of Clotton buried 5 September 1631
William Hickson of Chorley, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
William Hickson of Siddington, Cheshiire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
William Hickson of Bedfordshire. He is the grandchild of Ann Hickson & probably the second child of William Hickson - see Anne's Will. Date of information: 21 May 1648.[43] [31]
William Hickson, Husbandman of Redmill, Leicestershire, made his Will in 1655.[3]
William Hixson of Brickeden, was born 1656 and died 1775 [dates seem wrong], bonded passenger to Barbados, Jamaica.[46] reported by William Hixson (March 1968) of Texas one of whose grandparents is: H.H.Hixson
William Hixon (Hixome) of London, was buried 14th February 1666/67 in St Sepulchre, Holborn. [31]
William Hickson of Gatley, Cheshire. Probate 1668: Admon & Inventory (under £40). [1] [5]
William Hickson, Yeoman, of Weston, Wybunbury, Cheshire. Probate 1669, Inventory, Wybunbury. [1] [5]
William Higson of Dean Row, Cheshire. Probate 1669, Inventory of persnal property. [1] [5]
William Hixon of Clotton Corner, Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 28th October 1669 in Tarvin. [1]
William Hixon of Stoke (Stoak?), Cheshire, was buried 3rd January 1669/70 in Stoke. [1] see Timothy Hickson of Stoak.
William Hickson of Marton Sand, Over Township, Cheshire. Probate: Will & Inventry of personal property in 1674.[1] [5]
William Hickson of Yorkshire. (see below) On Anne (Thomas Hickson's wife)'s death, residue from Thomas' estate to William & his children.
Date: 18th August 1680. [3]
William Hickson of Yorkshire. (see above) Kinsman to Thomas Hickson - see Thomas' Will of 1680. [3]
William Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 21st March 1681/82 in Tarvin.[1]
William Hickson, Yeoman, of Backford, Cheshire. Probate, 1691: Will & Inventory - Infra estate (worth less than £40) [13] [5] [1] [33]
William Hickson of Hampshire. He was commissioned on 28 December 1694 and died on 10th December 1695 Lieutenant HMS Hastings (died Gosport Hants). [45] [3]
William Hickson, Mariner (TMS 'Lenox') of Deptford, Kent/London. Will 1695.[3]
William Higson of Chick Lane, Smithfield, London, was buried 9th December 1696. [31]
William Hickson was buried 21st April 1704 in St Martins Coney Street, York.[20]
William Hickson of Farnborough, Warwickshire, was buried 27th September 1720 in Farnborough. [44]
William Hixson died 3rd December 1722. Ancestor to Jasper Hixson and George O Hixon / Hixson.
Willimus
William Hickson (Willimus) of Backford, Cheshire, was born 19th March 1612/13 in Backford. [15]
William Hickson (Willimus) of Backford, Cheshire, was born 25th April 1622 in Backford. [15]
Willm.
Willm Hicson was baptised 31st July 1602 in Blankney, Lincolnshire.[8]
Willm Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 5th September 1631 in Tarvin.[1]

2. ====Ladies====

Note: Unless qualified as 'Spinster', the ladies may be single or married, hence their surnames may be their last married names (if married) or their maiden names, otherwise.

All widows are shown with their married name.

Abigail
- see 'O Abigail Hickson'
Alice
Alice Hickson, Spinster of Great Neston, Cheshire. Probate 1671: inventory of personal property. [1] [5]
Alice Higsonne of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 12th August 1679 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2]
Ane/Ann/Anne
Ane Hickson of Duddon, Cheshire, was buried 26th April 1600 (vid 26 Apr 1600) [1]
Anne Hicson was baptised on 11th December 1603 in Blankney, Lincolnshire.[8]
Anne Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 4th May, 1672 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2]
Anne Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 13th March 1672/73 in Tarvin.[1]
Anne Hickson was buried on 27th July 1673, Napton[3]
Ann Hickson of Napton on the Hill, Warwickshire. She was the Grandchild of Thomas Hickson.
If Thomas Hickson's property not sold, then to her when 21; also residue of estate.
At the date of his Will (3rd February 1687) she was under 21.
Ann Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried at St Peter's, Bolton parish church on 13th November 1709. [2]
Ann Hickson of Yoxall, Staffordshire, was buried 23rd October 1736 in Blithfield, Staffordshire. [6] [3]
Betty
Betty Hickson of Amesbury, Wiltshire, an illegitimate child, was buried 29th November 1759 in Amesbury. [19]
Catheren/Catherine
Catheren Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 5th November 1653 in Tarvin.[1]
Catherine (Katherine) Hickson of Napton, Warwickshire. She was buried on 30th January 1704/05. Probate was made on 19th April 1705 in Napton on the Hill [23] [24] [25] [3]. She was a widow when she died. One of her appraisors was John Hickson. She had a son in law called Samuel Sharpe. Was her husband called John?
Debora
Debora Hixon of Howfeild (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 26th June 1668 in Tarvin.[1]
Dorithy
Dorithy Hixson of Clotton, Cheshire was buried 31st January 1656/57 in Tarvin.[1]
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Hickson of BUDL, Cheshire, was born 6th March 1610/11 in Whitegate.[15]
Elizabeth (Elizabetha) Hickson of Backford, Cheshire, was born 23rd July 1615 in Backford. [15]
Elizabeth Hickson was born 9th September 1638 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
Elizabeth Higson of Beyhead in Craven, Yorkshire or Shropshire. Made her Will in March 1645/46. [3]
Elizabeth Hickson of the City of Durham, a widow, made her Will 20th March 1654/55. All left to George Walker. Probate 23rd May 1655.[3]
Elizabeth Hickson of Congleton, Cheshire. 1660 Poll Tax for Congleton: "Elizabeth Hickson sp 1s-0d" - presumably sp means Spinster. [48]
Elizabeth Hickson. Left legacy by Joane Hickson, a cousin - 9th August 1665. [3]
Elizabeth Hickson of Over / Winsford, Cheshire, died 17th (month unknown) 1684 in Over, Cheshire. [1]
Elizabeth Hixon of Houfeild (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 24th May 1691 in Tarvin. [1]
Elizabeth Hixon of the parish of Isleworth, Middlesex, was buried 30th December 1705 in the parish of Isleworth.[31]
Elizabeth Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 29th March 1711 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2]
Elizabeth Hickson of Amesbury, Wiltshire, was buried 20th September 1753 in Amesbury. [19]
Ellen
Ellen Hickson was born 23rd July 1608 in Whitegate, Cheshire.[15]
Ellen Hickson was born 16th June 1643 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
Gertrude
Gertrude Hickson, a widow, was buried 17th April 1655 in Staffordshire.[6]
Helen
Helen Hickson (Hellen Hicson), a widow of St Margaret's New Fish Street, City of London. Will dated 20th August 1623, Probate 4th February 1623/24 to Samuel (executor). Signs by mark. Legacies to parson & poor of St Margaret's Fishmongers Company, Christ's, Bartholomew's & Bridewell Hospitals, poor scholars at Cambridge, servants, etc. Left legacies to the Atkins' family who seem to have been fishmongers. [3]
Miss Hickson
Miss Hickson died November 1694 in Leeds, Yorkshire.[8]
Honner
Honner Hinckson was buried 10th December 1682 in Smithfield.[31]
Isabel
Isabel Hicson, Spinster, was buried 26th November 1614 in Easingwold, Yorkshire.[20]
Jane
Jane Hickson was born 12th May 1623 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
Jane Higson made her Will 11th April 1627 in Gisburne.[3]
Joan/Joanna
Joanna Hickson was born 18th September 1617 in Backford, Cheshire.[15]
Joan (Joane) Hickson. Will, dated 9th August 1665 / Probate 16th October 1665 at St Mary le Bowe, London. [3] Left legacies to Edward and Elizabeth
Judith
Judith Hickson was buried in Napton on 21st June 1674.[3] [49] Was she the daughter of John Hixon ? &, perhaps, Katherine?
Katerina/Katherine
Katerina Hickson was born 1st August 1612 at Backford, Cheshire.[15]
Katherine Hickson was buried 27th May 1695 in Napton. [3] [49] Is this John's wife, or Thomas' wife ? see also John & Cathern Hixon and Catherine
Margaret/Margret/Margrett
Margaret Hickson was born 16th October 1613 - BUDL, Cheshire.[15]
Margaret (Margareta) Hickson was born 9th August 1614 in Backford, Cheshire.[15]
Margaret (Margareta) Hickson was born 25th February 1615/16 in Backford, Cheshire.
Margaret Hickson was born 6th February 1619/20 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
Margaret (Margareta) Hickson was born 13th January 1624/25.[15]
Margaret Hickson was born 5th February 1631/32 in Whitegate, Cheshire.[15]
Margaret (Margareta) Hickson was born 12th April 1635 in Bebington, Cheshire (POLT). [15]
Margret Hixon of Clotton, was buried 18th December 1670 in Tarvin.[1]
Margrett Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 4th May 1672 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2]
Margrett Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 17th July 1672 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2]
Margaret Hickson, Spinster, was buried 2nd February 1675/76 in Backford, Cheshire.[1]
Margrett Hixon was buried 2nd May 1679 in Tarvin, Cheshire.[1]
Margaret Hickson was buried 1st March 1689/90 in Little Budworth, Cheshire. Will & Inventory or personal property, 1691. [1] [5] [13] There is no indication whether or not she is married:
'Will & Inven.; Margaret Hickson; Little Budworth; 1691'.
Margery
Margery Hickson of Ashton, Cheshire, was buried 31st May 1619.[1]
Margery Hickson of Newton, Moss Side, Cheshire. Probate 1676, Inventory of personal property. [1] [5]
Marie
Marie Hixson was baptised 1st October 1620 in Aycliffe, Co Durham.[8]
Martha
Martha Hickson was born 28th October 1649 in Backford, Cheshire.[15]
Mary
Mary Hicksone was born 3rd October 1647 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
Mary Hickson was buried 15th November 1675 in St Sepulchre, Holborn.[31]
Mary Hickson was buried 18th December 1679 in Little Budworth, Cheshire.[1]
Mary Hickson of Tarvin, Cheshire. Probate 1686 (Admon).[13]
Mary Hixon of Dutton, Cheshire. Probate (Admon - an administration bond had been filed as well as the Inventory) in 1695.[13]
Mary Hickson of Sharps Alley (Smithfield), was buried 4th November 1698.[31]
Mary Hickson of Farnborough, Warwickshire, was buried 1704 in Farnborough.[44]
Mary Hickson of Chester, was buried 14th January 1722/23 at Chester, St John.[1]
O
O Abigail Hickson was buried 12th September 1678 in St Martins Coney Street, York. [20]
Sarah
Sarah Hickson of Wolstanton, Staffordshire, was buried 1st April 1672 in Wolstanton. [6]
Sarah Hickson. She is the sister in law to Thomas Hickson. Information: 18th August 1680. [3]

Strays grouped by location

Aldgate
Edward Hickson of St Katherine Coleman, Aldgate, London, a Tailor and a bachelor (recorded in 1695) [9]
John Hickson, bachelor, lived at St Katherine Coleman / All Hallows Coleman church, Aldgate, London [9]
Richard Hickson, tailor, lived at St Katherine Coleman / All Hallows Coleman church, Aldgate, London [9]
Thomas Hickson of St Katherine Cree, Aldgate, London. In 1695 he was an Apprentice. [9] All the above were alive in 1695.
Amesbury
Thomas Hixon of Amesbury, Wiltshire, was buried 13th March 1718/19.[19]
Elizabeth Hickson of Amesbury, Wiltshire, was buried 20th September 1753 in Amesbury. [19]
Betty Hickson of Amesbury, Wiltshire, an illegitimate child, was buried 29th November 1759 in Amesbury. [19]
Michael Hickson of Amesbury, Wiltshire was buried 20th June 1792 in Amesbury [19]
Ashton
Robert Hickson of Ashton, Cheshire was buried 20th May 1619 in Tarvin. [1]
Margery Hickson of Ashton, Cheshire, was buried 31st May 1619.[1]
Aston
John Hickson (Higson), of Aston juxta Budworth, Cheshire, Husbandman. Probate (Will & Inventory) 18th May 1697. [1] [5]
Aunson
Ellner Hixon was buried 2nd November 1669 in Tarvin, Cheshire. He lived in Aunson?, Cheshire.[1]
Austerfield
John Hickson was buried 16th January 1705/06 in Austerfield, Yorkshire [20]
Aycliffe
Marie Hixson was baptised 1st October 1620 in Aycliffe, Co Durham.[8]
Backford
There were three marriages on 19th February 1600/01 in Thornton le Moors:
1. William Hickson married Ann
2. Richard Hickson married Ann
3. John Hickson married Joan
Are these couples (presumably Hickson siblings) the parents of the children below?
Henry Hickson was baptised 25th March 1608 in Backford, Cheshire [15] (also recorded as Henricus). Father: William [15]
Katerina Hickson was baptised 1st August 1612 at Backford, Cheshire.[15] Father: Willimus [15]
William Hickson (Willimus) of Backford, Cheshire, was baptised 19th March 1612/13 in Backford. [15] Father: Johes [15]
Margaret (Margareta) Hickson was baptised 9th August 1614 in Backford, Cheshire. [15] Father: Johes [15]
Elizabeth (Elizabetha) Hickson of Backford, Cheshire, was baptised 23rd July 1615 in Backford. [15] Father: Johes [15]
Margaret (Margareta) Hickson was baptised 25th February 1615/16 in Backford, Cheshire. Father: Willimus [15]
Joanna Hickson was baptised 18th September 1617 in Backford, Cheshire.[15] Father: Johes [15]
John (Johannes) Hickson was born 16th January 1618/19 in Backford, Cheshire. [15] John was baptised on 24th January 1618/19 and was the son of William [15]
Is he the same person who was buried 21st September 1675, also the son of William?
Jacobus Hickson, baptised 1st January 1619/20 in Backford, Cheshire. [15] Father: Johes [15]
William Hickson (Willimus) of Backford, Cheshire, was baptised 25th April 1622 in Backford. [15] Father: Willimus [15]
Richard (Ricardus) Hickson of Backford, Cheshire was baptised 7th November 1622 in Backford. [15] Father: Johes [15]
Margareta Hickson was baptised 13th January 1625 in Backford. [15] Father: John [15]
William Hickson of Backford, Cheshire, was buried 29th January 1624/25 in Backford. [1]
Robert (Robertus) Hickson of Backford, Cheshire was baptised 7th August 1628 in Backford. [15] Father: Johes [15]
and was buried 3rd September 1628 in Backford [1]
George (Georgius) Hickson, baptised 18th November 1629 in Backford, Cheshire. [15] Father: Johannes [15]
John Hickson was baptised 27th May 1649 in Backford, Cheshire [15] Father: William [15]
Martha Hickson was baptised on 28th October 1649. [15] Father: Raph [15]
Margaret Hickson, Spinster, was buried 2nd February 1675/76 in Backford, Cheshire.[1]
William Hickson, Yeoman, of Backford, Cheshire. Probate, 1691: Will & Inventory - Infra estate (worth less than £40) [13] [5] [1] [33]

Resumé:

Which William was buried in 1624/25?

Which William was buried in 1691?

Resumé:

Resumé:

Which Margaret died in 1675/76?

Barkston / Barkstone
Richard Hickson of Barkston or Barkstone in the Willows near Grantham, Rutland / Lincolnshire. The almshouses here, for six people, were founded in 1640, by Richard Hickson, who endowed them with a yearly rent-charge of £43 out of land at Greetham, in Rutland, viz £40 for the almspeople and £3 for repairs. [36]
Bebington
Richard (Richus) Hickson of Polt, Cheshire, was born 31st March 1633 in Bebington, Cheshire. [15] Father: Johes [15]
Margaret (Margareta) Hickson was born 12th April 1635 in Bebington, Cheshire (POLT). [15] Father: Johes [15]
Beyhead
Elizabeth Higson of Beyhead in Craven, Yorkshire or Shropshire. Made her Will in March 1645/46. [3]
Billingham
William Hixson of Co Durham, was baptised 4th March 1603/04 in Billingham, Co Durham. [8]
Bishops Itchington
John Hickson, of Bishops Itchington, Warwickshire. He was the overseer and kinsman of Richard Hickson of Radford Semele. [3] He could be the son of John & Ann (b.c.1617) who had 10 children, or he could even be the father.
He could also be Jo (1646) or John (1649) of John & Aliss.
[Itchington] - John & Anne; Children: Richard 1638 (first of two children called Richard) to Peter 1663
[Midland 13] - Richard Hickson married Hannah. Richard was a Yeoman. John Hickson was a kinsman of Bishops Itchington (overseer)
Blankney
Willm Hicson was baptised 31st July 1602 in Blankney, Lincolnshire.[8]
Anne Hicson was baptised on 11th December 1603 in Blankney, Lincolnshire.[8]
Bledsoe, Tennessee
Eugene Hixson, was born February (no year), buried May (no year) in the John M Hixson cemetery, Bledsoe. [11]
[11] John M Hixson Cemetery, Bledsoe County, Tennessee. Recorded by Glenda Schroeder
Blithfield
Walter Higson of Blithfield, Staffordshire, was buried 6th October 1669 in Blithfield. [3]
Ann Hickson of Yoxall, Staffordshire, was buried 23rd October 1736 in Blithfield, Staffordshire. [6] [3]
Bolton
Alex Higson was buried 7th August 1663 in St Peter's, Bolton Parish Church [2]
Richard Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 7th August 1663 at St Peter's, Bolton Parish Church. [2] Were Alex and Richard brothers?
Alexander Higson was buried 4th April 1672 in St Peter's, Bolton Parish Church. [2] In his Will, made 1672, he is described as a Chapman.
Anne Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 4th May, 1672 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2]
Margrett Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 4th May 1672 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2]
Mathew Higson of Bolton, Lancashire was buried 17th July 1672 in St Peter's, Bolton Parish Church, Lancashire. [2]
Margrett Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 17th July 1672 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2]
George Higsonne was buried 12th August 1679 in St Peter's, Bolton Parish Church, Lancashire. [2]
Alice Higsonne of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 12th August 1679 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2] There must have been a serious illness in Bolton in the 1670's.
Ann Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 13th November 1709 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2]
Elizabeth Higson of Bolton, Lancashire, was buried 29th March 1711 in St Peter's, Bolton parish church. [2]
Bowhead
Joseph Higson of Bowhead made his Will 20th July 1668. [3]
Brickeden
William Hixson of Brickeden, was born 1656 and died 1775 [dates seem wrong], bonded passenger to Barbados, Jamaica.[46] reported by William Hixson (March 1968) of Texas one of whose grandparents is: H.H.Hixson
Britford
Thomas Hickson, Husbandman, of Britford, Wiltshire. Probate (administration bond) was made in 1661. [19]
Mathew Hickson, husbandman, of Britford, Wiltshire made his Will in 1663 in Britford. [19]
John Hickson Innholder of East Harnham, Britford, Wiltshire, had his Will proved in 1683 [19]
Thomas Hickson, Senior, Cordwainer of East Harnham, Britford, Wiltshire, made his Will in 1683 in East Harnham. [19]
Broughton
William Hickson, Senior, of the parish of Broughton, (Cambridgeshire?). Will dated 1611 in Broughton. [13]
Budworth
John Hickson, Yeoman, of Little Budworth, Cheshire, had his Will probated in 1665 (Will & Inventory of personal property) [1] [5]
Mary Hickson was buried 18th December 1679 in Little Budworth, Cheshire.[1]
Randle Hickson of Little Budworth, Cheshire, was buried 6th May 1689 in Little Budworth. [1]
Randle Hickson of Little Budworth, Cheshire, was buried 6th January 1690/91 in Little Budworth. [1]

Are the above two records the same person or two family members who died at about the same time?

Margaret Hickson was buried 1st March 1689/90 in Little Budworth, Cheshire. Will & Inventory or personal property, 1691. [1] [5] [13] There is no indication whether or not she is married:
'Will & Inven.; Margaret Hickson; Little Budworth; 1691'.
John Hickson (Higson), of Aston juxta Budworth, Cheshire, Husbandman. Probate (Will & Inventory) 18th May 1697. [1] [5]
John Hickson, Husbandman of Clotton, Cheshire. Admon (administration of Will or probate) 1703 in Tarvin.[13] [14] [1] Clotton Hoofield is midway between Tarvin, Tattenhall and Little Budworth, Cheshire.
Bunbury
Thomas Hickson of Bunbury, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642.[12]
Burland
George Hickson, of Burland, Cheshire. Record found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642 [12]
Burton on Trent
John Hixon of Burton on Trent, Staffordshire was buried 8th March 1713/14 in Burton on Trent. [6]
John Hixon of 'de Sinai Park', Burton on Trent, Staffordshire was buried 27th January 1731/32 in Burton on Trent. [6]
Thomas Hixon of Burton on Trent, Staffordshire, was Bailiff to Lord Uxbridge of Scancy Park. He was buried 20th December 1738 in Burton on Trent.[6]
Castle Gloverstone
John Hicson of Castle Gloverstone, Chester, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
Charnock
Richard Higson of Charnock, Lancashire, was buried 22nd April 1639 at St Wilfreds of Charnock. [2]
Cheshunt
Thomas Hickson of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire. On 09 Jan 1631/02 Certificate by certain justices on behalf of William Hickson and Thomas Hickson of Cheshunt who by reason of "sudden and lamentable fires have suffered severe losses by the burning of their houses, barn and premises and are thus deprived of their livelyhood".[42]
William Hickson of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire. On 09 Jan 1631/02 Certificate by certain justices on behalf of William Hickson and Thomas Hickson of Cheshunt who by reason of "sudden and lamentable fires have suffered severe losses by the burning of their houses, barn and premises and are thus deprived of their livelyhood".[42]
Chester
William Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire. Found today while going through the Tarvin Parish registers [1] John Acson [Axon] of Chester slayne by Willm. Hickson of Clotton buried 5 September 1631
John Hicson of Castle Gloverstone, Chester, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
George Hickson, of the City of Chester, a Brewer. Probate was admon with inventory in 1713. [13] [14]
Thomas Hickson of Chester, Cheshire, was buried 19th April 1721 in Chester Holy Trinity. [1]
Mary Hickson of Chester, was buried 14th January 1722/23 at Chester, St John.[1]
Chorley
William Hickson of Chorley, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
Clotton
James Hickson of Clotton and Tarporley was buried in Tarporley on 30th September 1609. [1]
William Hickson of Clotton, was buried 10th May 1612.[1]
Robert Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire was buried 26th March 1628 in Tarvin. [1]
Roberte Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 26th February 1628/29. [1]
Willm Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 5th September 1631 in Tarvin.[1]
William Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire. Found today while going through the Tarvin Parish registers [1] : John Acson [Axon] of Chester slayne by Willm. Hickson of Clotton buried 5 September 1631
Catheren Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 5th November 1653 in Tarvin.[1]
Dorithy Hixson of Clotton, Cheshire was buried 31st January 1656/57 in Tarvin.[1]
Thomas Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried February 1664/65.[1]
William Hixon of Clotton Corner, Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 28th October 1669 in Tarvin. [1]
Margret Hixon of Clotton, was buried 18th December 1670 in Tarvin.[1]
Anne Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 13th March 1672/73 in Tarvin.[1]
John Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire was buried 20th November 1681 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
William Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 21st March 1681/82 in Tarvin.[1]
John Hickson, Husbandman of Clotton, Cheshire. Admon (administration of Will or probate) 1703 in Tarvin.[13] [14] [1] Clotton Hoofield is midway between Tarvin, Tattenhall and Little Budworth, Cheshire.
Congleton
Elizabeth Hickson of Congleton, Cheshire. 1660 Poll Tax for Congleton: "Elizabeth Hickson sp 1s-0d" - presumably sp means Spinster. [48]
Dean Row
William Higson of Dean Row, Cheshire. Probate 1669, Inventory of persnal property. [1] [5]
Deptford
William Hickson, Mariner (TMS 'Lenox') of Deptford, Kent/London. Will 1695.[3]
Doncaster
[P005] - George Hickson married Elizabeth. She was buried 26th August 1643 in St George's parish church, Doncaster. [16]
George Hickson was buried 2nd October 1654 in St George's parish church, Doncaster. [16] This is probably the same George whose wife, Elizabeth, died in 1643.
Dover
Thomas Hickson, Mariner, of Dover, Kent. Will and Probate 1643.[3] [39] [4]
Drogheda
Mr Hickson of Drogheda, Co Louth, Ireland. There was a Hickson who torched a church full of catholics at the time of the battle of Boyne (1690). He was supposed to be Cromwell's right hand man, although Cromwell died in 1658, so it seems that there is a discrepancy here somewhere. (The Boyne is a River) [17]
Duddon
Ane Hickson of Duddon, Cheshire, was buried 26th April 1600 (vid 26 Apr 1600) [1]
John Hickson, of Duddon, Cheshire, was buried 2nd March 1635/36 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
Dunstable
Mathewe Hickson of Dunstable, Bedfordshire. He was the grandchild of Ann Hickson and probably the third child of William Hickson [30] [31]
See Ann's Will, dated 21st May 1648 [32]. See family (reference) "Bedford 1".
Dunton Bassett
Richard Hickson of Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire, was buried 19th May 1660 in Dunton Bassett. [35]
Richard Hickson of Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire, was buried 16th May 1704 in Dunton Bassett. [34]
Thomas Hickson was buried 25th January 1704/05 in Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire. [34]
Richard Hickson of Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire, was buried 15th October 1711 in Dunton Bassett. [34]
Durham
Elizabeth Hickson of the City of Durham, a widow, made her Will 20th March 1654/55. All left to George Walker. Probate 23rd May 1655.[3]
Dutton
Mary Hixon of Dutton, Cheshire. Probate (Admon - an administration bond had been filed as well as the Inventory) in 1695.[13]
Easingwold
Isabel Hicson, Spinster, was buried 26th November 1614 in Easingwold, Yorkshire.[20]
East Drayton
Edward Hickson, of East Drayton, Nottinghamshire, made his Will in 1654. [3] [4]
East Harnham
John Hickson Innholder of East Harnham, Britford, Wiltshire, had his Will proved in 1683 [19]
Thomas Hickson, Senior, Cordwainer of East Harnham, Britford, Wiltshire, made his Will in 1683 in East Harnham. [19]
East Smithfield
John Hixon of 'Eastfield', London, made his Will in July 1636. [3] Is Eastsmithfield or East Smithfield the same as Eastfield?
Thomas Hickson of Smithfield, London. There is an entry in the parish books of St Sepulchre Smithfield, showing that he was overseer for that parish in 1662.[40]
"This parish lies at the entrance of London from the Great North Road".
Honner Hinckson was buried 10th December 1682 in Smithfield.[31]
Randal Higgeson of London was buried 22nd November 1693 "from Old Baly (Smithfield)" [31]
William Higson of Chick Lane, Smithfield, London, was buried 9th December 1696. [31]
Mary Hickson of Sharps Alley (Smithfield), was buried 4th November 1698.[31]
Essendon
Robert Hickerson, Yeoman of Essendon. Appearance in Court 13th July 1657. Presentment that he kept a common alehouse without a licence. [37]
Farnborough
Mary Hickson of Farnborough, Warwickshire, was buried 1704 in Farnborough.[44]
William Hickson of Farnborough, Warwickshire, was buried 27th September 1720 in Farnborough. [44]
Gatley
William Hickson of Gatley, Cheshire. Probate 1668: Admon & Inventory (under £40). [1] [5]
Charles Higson of Gatley, Cheshire, Linen weaver. Probate of his Will & Inventory of personal property was made in 1696.[1] [5]
Gisburne
Jane Higson made her Will 11th April 1627 in Gisburne.[3]
Gosport
William Hickson of Hampshire. He was commissioned on 28 December 1694 and died on 10th December 1695 Lieutenant HMS Hastings (died Gosport Hants). [45] [3]
Grantham
Richard Hickson of Barkston or Barkstone in the Willows near Grantham, Rutland / Lincolnshire. The almshouses here, for six people, were founded in 1640, by Richard Hickson, who endowed them with a yearly rent-charge of £43 out of land at Greetham, in Rutland, viz £40 for the almspeople and £3 for repairs. [36]
Great Gunerby
Robert Hikson, Yeoman of Great Gunerby, Lincolnshire, made his Will in 1687. [3]
Great Neston
Margaret Hickson was born 6th February 1619/20 in Neston, Cheshire. [15] Father: Willm [15]
Jane Hickson was born 12th May 1623 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
William Hickson was born 22nd October 1626 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
Elizabeth Hickson was born 9th September 1638 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
Thomas Hickson of Neston, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642.[12] See also Thomas Hixon below, who died 1665.
Ellen Hickson was born 16th June 1643 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
Mary Hicksone was born 3rd October 1647 in Neston, Cheshire.[15]
Thomas Hixon of Great Neston, Cheshire. 1665 Admon. & Inventory - Infra estate, worth less than £40. [1] [5] Is this the same as Thomas Hickson who was found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642?
John Hickson, a Tailor of Great Neston, Cheshire, he made his Will in 1669 at Neston [1] [5]
Alice Hickson, Spinster of Great Neston, Cheshire. Probate 1671: inventory of personal property. [1] [5]
Grindon
John Hickson. His probate was made 22nd July 1623 in the parish of Grindon, Staffordshire. [3] [24] An Act Book entry referred to the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Consistory Court 198b - no documents extant, there is an Act Book entry only. A note in brackets says "Proved in Prerog: Court".
Gunwardby
Richard Hickson Esq of Gunwardby, Lincolnshire, made his Will in 1640/41. [3] [4]
Holborn
William Hixon (Hixome) of London, was buried 14th February 1666/67 in St Sepulchre, Holborn. [31]
Mary Hickson was buried 15th November 1675 in St Sepulchre, Holborn.[31]
Holland, Lincolnshire
Edmund Hixon of Sutton St. James, Holland, Lincolnshire, Husbandman, made his Will in 1659. [3] [4]
Howfelt
John Hickson of Howfield (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 19th June 1653 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
John Hickson of Hufield (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 29th July 1653 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
Jonathan Hickson (Hixson) of Houfeild or Howfeild or Howfild or Howfield (Howfelt), Cheshire was buried 19th August 1655 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
Debora Hixon of Howfeild (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 26th June 1668 in Tarvin.[1]
Elizabeth Hixon of Houfeild (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 24th May 1691 in Tarvin. [1]
Ellner Hixon was buried 12th October 1699 in Tarvin Cheshire. He lived in Houfeild (Howfelt), Cheshire.[1]
Ilmington
John Hickson, a Tailor of Ilmington (Quinton), Warwickshire [18] John Kinching with wife & child removed to Ilmington from Quinton. He was bound to John Hickson and served 7 years.
Isleworth
Elizabeth Hixon of the parish of Isleworth, Middlesex, was buried 30th December 1705 in the parish of Isleworth.[31]
Islington
Thomas Hickson of Islington, London. Roman Rickets and Thomas Hickson of the Parish of St. Mary Islington were Indicted for stealing from Cecil Ellis on the 11th of May 14 French Diaper Napkins value 25s. and several other Goods. They were a second time Indicted for stealing from Edward Blunt two Doulas Shirts value 25s. and some other Goods.
It appeared that both the Felonies were committed at one and the same time. The Prosecutors Clothes being hung on Hedges to dry, the Prisoners and 3 more were observed to watch an opportunity to take them off, and the Prosecutors missing their Goods, pursued the Prisoners, upon which they were seized, and part of the goods found in one of their Breeches, and other part of the Goods under the other's Arm. The Evidence further deposed that the Prisoner threatned that so soon as they were get rid of this affair they would begin at one end of Islington, and kill Man, Woman, and Child to the other end of it; and that they behaved themselves very insolently before the Justice who committed them. The Evidence being very plain, they were brought in Guilty. 8th June 1698. Roman Rickets and Thomas Hickson were a third time indicted for stealing from Ann Marshal on the 11th of May, one stuff Gown value 20s. a stuff Petticoat, and some other Goods but for want of sufficient Evidence they were acquitted.
Punishments: Miscellaneous > branding - branded on the hand
Related Material: Associated Records
Kerry
John Hickson of Churchfield, Co Kerry, Ireland [26] [27] [28] (dificult to date)
John Hickson of Bridge Street, Co Kerry, Ireland [26] [27] [28] (dificult to date)
Joseph Hixon of Kilmelkadar, Co Kerry, Ireland was buried 22nd January 1737/38 in 'Killmelkeader'. [29]
Thomas Hickson of the parish of Killerny (Killiney or Killarney?), Co Kerry, Ireland, was buried January 1741/42. [29]
Kings Lynn
John Hickson, mariner, of Kings Lynn, Norfolk, made his Will in 1681. [3]
Leeds
Miss Hickson died November 1694 in Leeds, Yorkshire.[8]
Leigh
Richard Higson, a Chapman, of Penington, Leigh, Lancashire, made his Will in 1674. [3]
Little Budworth
Margaret Hickson was born 16th October 1613 - BUDL, Cheshire.[15]
John Hickson, Yeoman, of Little Budworth, Cheshire, had his Will probated in 1665 (Will & Inventory of personal property) [1] [5]
Mary Hickson was buried 18th December 1679 in Little Budworth, Cheshire.[1]
Randle Hickson of Little Budworth, Cheshire, was buried 6th May 1689 in Little Budworth. [1]
Randle Hickson of Little Budworth, Cheshire, was buried 6th January 1690/91 in Little Budworth. [1] Are the above two records the same person or two family members who died at about the same time?
Margaret Hickson was buried 1st March 1689/90 in Little Budworth, Cheshire. Will & Inventory or personal property, 1691. [1] [5] [13] There is no indication whether or not she is married:
'Will & Inven.; Margaret Hickson; Little Budworth; 1691'.
John Hickson, Husbandman of Clotton, Cheshire. Admon (administration of Will or probate) 1703 in Tarvin.[13] [14] [1] Clotton Hoofield is midway between Tarvin, Tattenhall and Little Budworth, Cheshire.
London
Helen Hickson (Hellen Hicson), a widow of St Margaret's New Fish Street, City of London. Will dated 20th August 1623, Probate 4th February 1623/24 to Samuel (executor). Signs by mark. Legacies to parson & poor of St Margaret's Fishmongers Company, Christ's, Bartholomew's & Bridewell Hospitals, poor scholars at Cambridge, servants, etc. Left legacies to the Atkins' family who seem to have been fishmongers. [3]
Joan (Joane) Hickson. Will, dated 9th August 1665 / Probate 16th October 1665 at St Mary le Bowe, London. [3]
Left legacies to Edward and Elizabeth
Edward Hickson was left a legacy in the Will of Joane Hickson dated 9th August 1665 [3] [4]
Elizabeth Hickson. Left legacy by Joane Hickson, a cousin - 9th August 1665. [3]
Robert Hickson was buried 2nd January 1733/34 in St Dunstan in the East London. [13]
John Hickson, of London, Tidesman - recorded in 1734 and 1736. [8] [17]
see also Aldgate, Deptford, East Smithfield, Holborn, Islington and Stepney
Long Bennington
John Hickson was born ca 1640 in Long Bennington, Lincolnshire. [8]
Marnehame
John Hicsonn, Husbandman, of Skegbee, parish of Marnehame, Nottinhamshire. He made his Will 10th May 1593. [3]
Marton Sand
William Hickson of Marton Sand, Over Township, Cheshire. Probate: Will & Inventry of personal property in 1674.[1] [5]
Misterton
Thomas Hixson, Yeoman, of Misterton, Nottinghamshire, made his Will in 1658. [3] [4]
Moss Side
Margery Hickson of Newton, Moss Side, Cheshire. Probate 1676, Inventory of personal property. [1] [5]
Nantwich
John Hickson of Nantwich, Cheshire. He was killed in the English Civil War and was buried on 7th February 1643/44 [22]
Napton
[Napton 3] - John and Cathern Hixon, born ca 1623, parents of Thomas Hixon, born 1656
[Napton 2] - Thomas and Agnes Hickson, born ca 1626, parents of Edward Hixon, 1647 and Agnes Hixon, 1652
Richard Hixen was buried March 1633/34 in Napton, Warwickshire. [3] Could his parents be William & Margerie?
and was he born c. 1607?
[Branch545] - John Hixon of Napton had a daughter, Judith, who was baptised 2nd April 1647
[Napton 7] - John and Katherine Hickson, parents of Sarah 1649 and Richard ca 1650
John Hixon was buried in Napton, Warwickshire on 4th July 1658. [3]
Anne Hickson was buried on 27th July 1673, Napton[3]
Judith Hickson was buried in Napton on 21st June 1674.[3] [49] Was she the daughter of John Hixon ? &, perhaps, Katherine?
[Napton 6] - Thomas and Katherine Hickson, parents of Anne Hickson. Thomas was a Woolman and died 1674
Thomas Hickson, Woolman, of Napton on the Hill, Warwickshire. His Will was made 3rd February 1687/88, he was buried on 31st March 1692 and an Inventory taken on 5th. His Will was proved on 12th April 1692. [3] [25] [23] [24] His granddaughter is Ann Hickson who was under 21. His Property was managed for a debt, and there were instructions to sell it.
Kinsman - John Hickson, Woolman of Napton.
Also mentioned in the Will of Thomas Hickson, the younger was his father, an overseer.
Was this the Thomas, father of Edward & Agnes (1647/52) or was he the son of John & Cathern c.1656?
Ann Hickson of Napton on the Hill, Warwickshire. If Thomas Hickson's property not sold, then to her when 21; also residue of estate.
At the date of his Will (3rd February 1687) she was under 21. Grandchild of Thomas Hickson.
John Hickson of Napton, Warwickshire, a Woolman.[3] He was a witness to his kinsman, Thomas Hickson's 1688 (Napton) Will. [3]
He had instructions to sell Thomas' mortgaged property with two other trustees.
Katherine Hickson was buried 27th May 1695 in Napton. [3] [49] Is this John's wife, or Thomas' wife ? see also John & Cathern Hixon and Catherine
Catherine (Katherine) Hickson of Napton, Warwickshire. She was buried on 30th January 1704/05. Probate was made on 19th April 1705 in Napton on the Hill [23] [24] [25] [3]. She was a widow when she died. One of her appraisors was John Hickson. She had a son in law called Samuel Sharpe. Was her husband called John?
John Hickson of Staffordshire. Appraisor for Catherine Hickson of Napton on the Hill [3]
John Hickson was buried 16th February 1711/12 in Napton, Warwickshire. [3] He was an Anabaptist (q.v. Nonconformist of some variety)
Neston
see Great Neston
Newton
Margery Hickson of Newton, Moss Side, Cheshire. Probate 1676, Inventory of personal property. [1] [5]
North Collingham
Thomas Hicksonne, Labourer of North Collingham, Nottinghamshire, made his Will 6th March 1615/16. [3]
Northwich
Edward Highson, of Northwich, Cheshire. Hearth Tax record of 1664. 'No of Not Chargeable Hearths = 1' [10]
Richard Highsom of Northwich, Cheshire. Hearth Tax 1664 - No of not Chargable Hearths = 1 [10]
Norton
John Hickson, Yeoman of Norton, Cheshire. His Will was made in 1656. [3]
Over (Winsford)
PaHS Robertson Hickson of Over (Winsford), Cheshire, was buried 24th November 1668 in Over. [1]
William Hickson of Marton Sand, Over Township, Cheshire. Probate: Will & Inventry of personal property in 1674.[1] [5]
Elizabeth Hickson of Over / Winsford, Cheshire, died 17th (month unknown) 1684 in Over, Cheshire. [1]
Thomas Hickson, Husbandman of Over Township, Cheshire. Probate: Will & Inventory of personal property, 1687. [1] [5] [13]
Richard Hixon of Over / Winsford, Cheshire, was buried 17th April 1698 in Over. [1]
Thomas Hickson of Over, Cheshire. Probate: Admon or administration bond (normally there is no Will), 1704. [5] [14]
Penington
Richard Higson, a Chapman, of Penington, Leigh, Lancashire, made his Will in 1674. [3]
Plemstall
Richard Hicksonn of Plemstall, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
POLT (Bebington)
Richard (Richus) Hickson of Polt, Cheshire, was born 31st March 1633 in Bebington, Cheshire. [15]
Margaret (Margareta) Hickson was born 12th April 1635 in Bebington, Cheshire (POLT). [15]
Quinton
John Hickson, a Tailor of Ilmington (Quinton), Warwickshire [18] John Kinching with wife & child removed to Ilmington from Quinton. He was bound to John Hickson and served 7 years.
Radford Semele
John Hickson, of Bishops Itchington, Warwickshire. He was the overseer and kinsman of Richard Hickson of Radford Semele. [3] He could be the son of John & Ann (b.c.1617) who had 10 children, or he could even be the father.
He could also be Jo (1646) or John (1649) of John & Aliss.
Redmill
William Hickson, Husbandman of Redmill, Leicestershire, made his Will in 1655.[3]
Rolleston
Rafe Hickson of Rolleston, Staffordshire was buried 31st December 1612 in Rolleston. [6]
Rugeley
Thomas Hixon of Rugeley, Staffordshire, was buried 20th January 1689/90 in Rugeley. [6]
Rushton Spencer
Daniell Hixson, of Rushton Spencer, Staffordshire, was buried 26th August 1707 in Rushton Spencer [6]
Scarborough
William Hickson of Scarborough, Yorkshire, made his Will on 10th June 1622. [3] from a list of Bailiffs of Scarborough:

William Hickson, 1602, 1606 and 1609
John Hickson, 1643, 1662 and 1667
Francis, 1690, 1695 and 1701

   Possibility: Bailiff
   William : 1602, 1606, 1609
       |
     John : 1643
       |
     John : 1662, 1667
       |
   Francis : 1690, 1695, 1701
Edward Hickson, of Scarborough, Yorkshire, Master Mariner, made his Will in February 1649. [3] [7] Note: There was an Edward Hickson who had his son Robart christened in York on 8th April 1634 [8] and another Edward Hickson who married Marie Postgat on 12th January 1672 and had a daughter, Frances on 24th August 1675 [8]
[Yorks 368] - Edward Hickson had a son, Robart baptised on 8th April 1634 and another (Robert) baptised 12th April 1635, both in Scarborough
[Yorks 370] - Edward Hickson married Marie Postgat in 1672 in Scarborough and had a daughter, Frances in 1675
John Hickson, a gentleman, of Scarborough, Yorkshire, made his Will 30th September 1679 [3] Was he the son of William Hickson, a bailiff? or maybe there were two John Hicksons (who fit).
William Hickson of Yorkshire. (see below) On Anne (Thomas Hickson's wife)'s death, residue from Thomas' estate to William & his children.
Date: 18th August 1680. [3]
William Hickson of Yorkshire. (see above) Kinsman to Thomas Hickson - see Thomas' Will of 1680. [3]
Benjamin Hickson of Scarborough, Yorkshire, a mariner on HMS Mary, made his Will in 1693. He died in St Thomas' Hospital, Southwark [3] [4]
Scopwick
John Hickson was baptised 6th November 1602 in Scopwick, Lincolnshire. [8]
Screanton
Matthew Hickson of "Screanton". He made his Will on 21st January 1616/17 in Screanton. [3]
Selby
Thomas Hickeson was buried 30th September 1680 in Selby, Yorkshire. [38]
Shadwell
Charles Hickson of Shadwell, Middlesex, Mariner on the 'Eagle' at Antigua, West Indies, made his Will in 1695. [3]
John Hixson, Mariner, of Stepney, Shadwell, Middlesex, died on HMS Drake in 1696. His Will was made the same year.[3]
Skegbee
John Hicsonn, Husbandman, of Skegbee, parish of Marnehame, Nottinhamshire. He made his Will 10th May 1593. [3]
Shevington
Oliver Hickson, Husbandman of Shevington, Cheshire. His Will was made in 1711. [13] [14]
Siddington
William Hickson of Siddington, Cheshiire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
Southwark
Benjamin Hickson of Scarborough, Yorkshire, a mariner on HMS Mary, made his Will in 1693. He died in St Thomas' Hospital, Southwark [3] [4]
Stepney
John Hixson, Mariner, of Stepney, Shadwell, Middlesex, died on HMS Drake in 1696. His Will was made the same year.[3]
John Hickson, (executor?) of Stepney (?), London, Mariner, made his Will in 1697. [3]
Stoak (Stoke)
John Hixson of Stoke (Stoak?), Cheshire was buried 6th Aprl 1673 in Stoke. [1]
William Hixon of Stoke (Stoak?), Cheshire, was buried 3rd January 1669/70 in Stoke. [1] see Timothy Hickson of Stoak.
[Cheshire 49] - Timothy of Stoak had 5 children, Anne, unknown, Elnne, Anne & Thomas
Sutton St James
Edmund Hixon of Sutton St. James, Holland, Lincolnshire, Husbandman, made his Will in 1659. [3] [4]
Swetenham
Francis Hkson, of Carincham (Swetenham), Cheshire. (1642) [11]
Tarporley
James Hickson of Clotton and Tarporley was buried in Tarporley on 30th September 1609. [1]
Richard Hickson of Utkinton, Cheshire, was buried 4th January 1611/12 in Tarporley. [1]
Robert Hickson of Tarporley, Cheshire. Found in the Cheshire Remonstrance of 1642. [12]
Tarvin
Robert Hickson of Ashton, Cheshire was buried 20th May 1619 in Tarvin. [1]
Robert Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire was buried 26th March 1628 in Tarvin. [1]
John Hickson, of Tarvin, Cheshire, was buried 13th January 1631 in Tarvin. [1]
Willm Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 5th September 1631 in Tarvin.[1]
William Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire. Found today while going through the Tarvin Parish registers [1] John Acson [Axon] of Chester slayne by Willm. Hickson of Clotton buried 5 September 1631
John Hickson, of Duddon, Cheshire, was buried 2nd March 1635/36 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
John Hickson of Howfield (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 19th June 1653 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
John Hickson of Hufield (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 29th July 1653 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
Catheren Hickson of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 5th November 1653 in Tarvin.[1]
Jonathan Hickson (Hixson) of Houfeild or Howfeild or Howfild or Howfield (Howfelt), Cheshire was buried 19th August 1655 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
Dorithy Hixson of Clotton, Cheshire was buried 31st January 1656/57 in Tarvin.[1]
Debora Hixon of Howfeild (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 26th June 1668 in Tarvin.[1]
Richard Hixon was buried 28th November 1668 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
William Hixon of Clotton Corner, Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 28th October 1669 in Tarvin. [1]
Ellner Hixon was buried 2nd November 1669 in Tarvin, Cheshire. He lived in Aunson?, Cheshire.[1]
Margret Hixon of Clotton, was buried 18th December 1670 in Tarvin.[1]
Anne Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 13th March 1672/73 in Tarvin.[1]
Margrett Hixon was buried 2nd May 1679 in Tarvin, Cheshire.[1]
Robert Hixon of Tarvin, Cheshire, was buried 23rd June 1680 in Tarvin. [1]
John Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire was buried 20th November 1681 in Tarvin, Cheshire. [1]
William Hixon of Clotton, Cheshire, was buried 21st March 1681/82 in Tarvin.[1]
Mary Hickson of Tarvin, Cheshire. Probate 1686 (Admon).[13]
Elizabeth Hixon of Houfeild (Howfelt), Cheshire, was buried 24th May 1691 in Tarvin. [1]
Ellner Hixon was buried 12th October 1699 in Tarvin Cheshire. He lived in Houfeild (Howfelt), Cheshire.[1]
John Hickson, Husbandman of Clotton, Cheshire. Admon (administration of Will or probate) 1703 in Tarvin.[13] [14] [1] Clotton Hoofield is midway between Tarvin, Tattenhall and Little Budworth, Cheshire.
Tatton
John Higson, Yeoman, of Tatton, Cheshire. His Will was dated 1684. [5]
Tickhill
Thomas Hickson the elder, Yeoman of Tickhill, Yorkshire, was buried 15th July 1679 in Tickhill and his Will was proved 31st July 1679. [3] [7] [41] I wonder if he is the same person as the father of Susanna who was born in 1677 and died in 1679 (and also of one or two stillborn children born in 1676) - see family reference: "Tickhill 4". - seems unlikely since he was called "the elder" and "Senior".
Utkinton
Richard Hickson of Utkinton, Cheshire, was buried 4th January 1611/12 in Tarporley. [1]
Uffington
Edward Hixon, of Uffington, Lincolnshire, Carpenter. His Will was dated 1620 [3] [4]
Uttoxeter
Thomas Hixon, the younger, of Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, was buried 22nd November 1733 in Uttoxeter. [6]
Wapping
Martin Hickson, Mariner, of Wapping, Middlesex died at sea. His Will was made in 1658. [3] [4]
Warford
James Hickson of Warford, Cheshire, Probate (in Warmingham) was by Will & Inventory of personal property in 1705. [13] [14]
Warmingham
James Hickson of Warford, Cheshire, Probate (in Warmingham) was by Will & Inventory of personal property in 1705. [13] [14]
Whitechapel
John Hickson of Whitechapel, Middlesex. He was probably a farrier. [21] Emanuel Benett, son of Richard Bennett, joiner, deceased, of Whitechapel, was apprenticed to John Hickson on 25th February 1623/24 by the Farriers Company. [21]
Whitegate
Ellen Hickson was born 23rd July 1608 in Whitegate, Cheshire.[15]
Elizabeth Hickson of BUDL, Cheshire, was born 6th March 1610/11 in Whitegate.[15]
John Hickson was born 21st December 1614 in Whitegate, Cheshire [15]
Margaret Hickson was born 5th February 1631/32 in Whitegate, Cheshire.[15]
Thomas Hickson was born 23rd January 1645/46 in Whitegate, Cheshire.[15]
Ralph Hickson of Whitegate, Cheshire. Probate in 1690: Admon with Inventory (estate less than £40) [1] [13] [14] [33]
Wigan
John Hickson of Wigan, Lancashire. Probate (Admon, probably died intestate, e.g. without having made a Will) 1698. [13] [14]
Wolstanton
Sarah Hickson of Wolstanton, Staffordshire, was buried 1st April 1672 in Wolstanton. [6]
Wybunbury
John Hickson of Wybunbury, Cheshire [12] (difficult to date)
William Hickson, Yeoman, of Weston, Wybunbury, Cheshire. Probate 1669, Inventory, Wybunbury. [1] [5]
York
Thomas Hickson of Black Street, York, Yorkshire. He was buried 6th October 1658 in St Michael-le-Bellfrey, York.[20]
O Abigail Hickson was buried 12th September 1678 in St Martins Coney Street, York. [20]
William Hickson was buried 21st April 1704 in St Martins Coney Street, York.[20]
Yoxall
Henry Hickson was buried 1st November 1680 in Yoxall, Staffordshire [6]
Ann Hickson of Yoxall, Staffordshire, was buried 23rd October 1736 in Blithfield, Staffordshire. [6] [3]
Location unknown
Thomas Higsonne was a witness to James Higsonne. See James' Will dated 26th November 1596. [3]
Margaret (Margareta) Hickson was born 13th January 1624/25.[15]
William Hickson of Bedfordshire. He is the grandchild of Ann Hickson & probably the second child of William Hickson - see Anne's Will. Date of information: 21 May 1648.[43] [31]
Mr Hickson. Another interesting Hickson reference in 'Antonia Fraser - Cromwell, p.442': (c.1653) "Cromwell the lonely wanderer, a Wotan of St James' Park, drawn to the sound of music through the open windows of the rooms of a Mr Hickson. Sir Roger (L'Estrange) himself had been lured earlier by the sound of the organ and, on entering, had found five or six people present, who asked him to take a viol and sing a part." "Bye and bye ... in comes Cromwell." [17]
Gertrude Hickson, a widow, was buried 17th April 1655 in Staffordshire. [6]
Sarah Hickson. She is the sister in law to Thomas Hickson. Information: 18th August 1680. [3]
Thomas Hickson (Hixon) died November 1720.[16] The CRO records are not clear, it reads: Thomas --- ---- Hickson, labourer.
This could be: Thomas son of ---- Hickson, labourer.
William Hixson died 3rd December 1722. Ancestor to Jasper Hixson and George O Hixon / Hixson.

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