~1530, Thomas born in Hendon-on-Hill, Essex, England.
5/26/1555, Thomas and his wife were persecuted by John
Tyrrel and forced to flee Mendlesham. (S) Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, 1563, P1522:
“These here vnder were persecuted out of the towne of Mendelsam, in the countye
of Suffolke by Syr Ihon Tirrell of Gipping hal.” … “Thomas Hubbard and his
wyfe.” … “These be the chefest causes why those aboue named were persecuted: …
they dyd hold & beleue the holy worde of God, to be the fufficient doctrine
vnto theyr saluacion. … they did hold, that the ministers of the church, by Godes
worde might laufully marry. … rebukinge their false confidence in workes, and
their false trust in mannes righteousnes. … And that Christ Iesus was their
life and onely righteousnes: and that onely by fayth in him, and for his sake
al good thinges were freely geuen them.” [Foxe sought to collect and present
his picture of the protestant reformation as a transforming experience in the
religious history of England and Europe.]
1559, “Letters testimonial from New Romney in favour of
Thomas Hubbard detained in the Taunter prison at London.” (S) UKNA, Court file
NR/JBf/6.
8/4/1565, “Edmund Jesope of Wetheringsett, relation and heir
of Henry Jesope recently of Mendlesham, dec'd., to Richard Garnyshe, gent., …,
Thomas Hubbard, … and Charles Seman of Mendlesham; all those lands and
tenements with appurtenances in Mendlesham called Peckers.” (S) UKNA.
11/3/1575, “Bond; John Shurland of Mendlesham, gent., to
John Seman, Thomas Hubbard, John Blomfield and William Whitinge of Mendlesham,
yeoman, for £20, for maintenance of bastard child of Aghes Baker.” (S) UKNA.
5/23/1578, “Richard Garneys, gent., Charles Singleton,
gent., Thomas Hubbarde and Thomas Aldhous to Simon Harleston and Barnaby
Gybson; one messuage, 40 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow and 30 acres of pasture
with all appurtenances in Mendlesham, which once belonged to Robert Cake of
Mendlesham, dec'd.” (S) UKNA.
2/25/1580, “Thomas Hubbard and John Blomfield, of
Mendlesham, yeoman, to William Whightinge for £12 for payment of debt.” (S)
UKNA.
Child of Thomas
and ?:
i. James Hubbard (4870), born ~1570 in England.
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