Sir Hugh Middleton, 3rd Bart. In 1664-5, February and March, he was Gentleman Usher in Ordinary to James II. (then Duke of York). Will dated 13 November 1675; proved 8 January 1675-6.
Mrs. Jane Gorges of St. Martin's--Elizabeth, da. of in-the-Fields, widow, married 25 May 1657 at St. Paul's, Covent Garden. 2nd wife.
proved her husband's will 8 January 1675-6. 3rd wife.
Hugh Middle- ton, baptized 6 April 1653 at Croydon; buried there 22 June 1655.
Susanna Middleton, bap- tized at Croydon 19 Sep- tember 1652; legatee of her father 13 November 1675. She was alive and "of St. Martin-in-the- Fields, spinster, 1684," as appears by deed.
Sir Hugh Middleton, 4th Bart., sworn Burgess of Denbigh 31 August 1681; he was "of Oakeham, Surrey," 1684, as appears by deed; married 6 March 1682-3 at Westminster Abbey; Gentleman of the Privy Chamber 1685 (Carlisle); buried 2 February 1700-1 at St. Mary's, Nottingham. Le Neve in his "Baronets" expressly states him to have been son of Elizabeth the 3rd wife.
Hugh Mysselton
James Middleton, baptized 12 Jan. 1605-6 at St. Matthew's, Friday Street; dead before 1620.
Henry Middleton, baptized 14 May 1607 at St. Matthew's, Friday Street;Alice owner of a share in the New River; Student at Gray's Inn 16 May 1628; sworn Burgess of Denbigh 5 September 1630; Sergeant of Mace attending the Great Seal 17 February 1647; dead by 1678.
Jolenry Myldelton 1
John Middleton, baptized 13 October 1611 at St. Matthew's, Friday Street; dead by 1623.
William Middleton, mentioned as alive in his uncle Simon's will 25 July 1678.
Anne, da. of Philip Starkey of London (his will dated 18 Decem- ber 1675); probably the Philip Starkey who sold the Manor of Halstowe, Devon, 9 Nov. 1650 (Close Rolls). She was buried at Bromley St. Leo- nard's 30 Nov. 1691; her father was buried there 25 May 1677. 1st wife.
Benjamin Middleton, 3rd son, baptized 30 April 1695 at St. Olave's, Hart Street;
died sans issue before 1745.
Henry Middleton, born about 1662; settled as a Surgeon 1684 in the parish of St. Olave's, Hart Street, and attended Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford (who had married his cousin), when he was stabbed by Guiscard 8 March 1711; his first marriage took place 16 May 1687 at St. Dionis Backchurch; died 14 May 1745.
[It is a mystery why his descendants did not claim the Baronetcy after the death of Sir Hugh about 1757. A correspondent of the Gent. Mag.,' 1792, p. 891, contended that they were under the mistake that Simon (whose birth certificate was wanting) was older than his brother Henry; but even in this case the only male heir Hugh had already died (it is true, in obscurity). His fate was pro- bably unknown to Henry's descendants, and Sir William the 2nd Baronet's branch had ended in a scarcely less mysterious manner. Simon's branch was probably not in a position to elucidate these questions.]
Thomas Middleton, baptized at St. Olave's, Hart Street, 1 September 1696; Surgeon in the Royal Navy, of H.M.S. "New- castle." Will dated 19 March 1733-4; proved 18 January 1739 by his father.
Joseph Middleton, baptized 1 Sep- tember 1696 at St. Olave's, Hart Street; twin with Thomas.
Starkey Middleton, Surgeon, eldest son, baptized 3 April 1688 at St. Olave's, Hart Street; entered at Merchant Taylors' School 10 September 1697; died at Bath, and buried in the Abbey there 24 June 1755. Will dated 12 February 1744-5; sworn to 9 July 1755, and Adm'on granted to Henry Middleton the son, Sarah the widow renouncing, 9 July 1755.
Elizabeth Middleton, baptized 11 June 1698 at St. Olave's, Hart Street; buried there 22 March 1699- 1700.
Sarah . . . . already mar- ried by 12 February 1744-5; alive 9 July 1755. Stepmother to her husband's children, as appears by his will. 3rd wife.
Henry Middleton of West Ham, 2nd son, baptized 20 July 1691 at- St. Olave's, Hart Street; died 30 November 1726; buried at West Ham.
Starkey Middleton, born at West Ham 7 June 1719; bap--Sarah Roberts, martized there 3 July following; started life as a Bell Founder, ried at St. Luke's, but became a Minister in connection with George Whit- Old Street, London, field; died at his house in Hoxton Square 1768. Will 2 March 1741. dated 23 August 1768; proved 22 October 1768. Of this gentleman there is an engraved portrait.
Anne Middleton of Windsor, baptized 13 November 1729 at Abingdon, Berks; married 6 March 1784 at Oxford. 2nd wife (see 'Dict. Nat. Biog.,' xxx., 222).
Rev. George Jubb, D.D., born at Oxford 1718; Canon of Christ Church, Oxford, and Regius Professor of Hebrew died 12 November 1787; buried in Christ Church Cathedral.
Anne Middleton, baptized at St. Olave's, Hart Street, 25 June 1690, and buried there same day.
Mary Bard, born 21 February 1752;Joseph Middleton of West Ham, Essex, born 16 January 1742; Mary Shephard, married at married at West Ham 9 May 1774; | buried 24 May 1787 at West Ham. buried there 1 April 1778. 1st wife.
West Ham 22 September 1778. 2nd wife.
Jabez Middleton, lived at No. 224 High Street, Hoxton, and had a pension of £52 from the Corporation of London in consideration of his descent; he was married prior to 29 May 1774, and was only aged 17 at the time; died 27 March 1828.
Elizabeth Anna Maria. Middleton, Middleton. Kerri- alive, a
Christian Short, who was aged 15 at the time of her marriage.
Elizabeth Middleton, proved her father's will 22 October 1768; living 11 September 1782.
James Smith, died prior to 1792.
Jane Middleton, petitioned the Corporation of London.... for a pension in 1828, stating her father to have been "the last male representative of Sir Hugh Middleton ;" died a widow 23 March, aged 78, and buried in Bow Cemetery 26 March 1863.
Georgiana Kerrison, living a widow at Peckham 3 April 1891
Mary, da. of Sir Samuel Luke of Wood End, co. Bedford, Knt.; marriage allegation dated 6 April 1672, she aged about 24, he about 50; died about 1 May 1718. 4th wife. She married 2ndly Ellis; 3rdly, Arthur (youngest son of Sir Nathaniel Barnardiston of Kedington, Suffolk, by Jane, da. of Sir Stephen Soame, Knt., of Little Thurlow Hall, Suf- folk), widower; he was buried at Ked- ington 7 January 1691-2, having probably married Mary Ellis on his death-bed; 4thly, Samuel Blackerby, Esq.
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