Hoyt, Jacob (1772-1864)

Name:

Hoyt, Jacob (1772-1864)

Title:

Esquire

Other Names:

Hoit, Jacob

Born:

03/28/1772

Birthplace:

Concord, NH

Died:

04/17/1864

Death Location:

Concord, NH

Residence:

East Concord, NH

Occupation:

Farmer
Bridge builder

Father:

Hoyt, John

Mother:

Carter, Abigail

Relations:

Great-great-granddaughter: Margaret M. Vanderveer (donor, 1965.32, 1966.11)
Grandfather: Abner Hoyt (Hoit), Concord, NH
Siblings:
Hoyt, Mary (1755-; unmarried)
Hoyt, Abigail (1757-1851; m. Joseph Durgin)
Hoyt, Abner (1759-; M1. Elizabeth Blanchard; M2. Wid. Martha L. Phillips)
Hoyt, Martha (1761-; m. J. Clough)
Hoyt, Sarah (1763-; m. Ebenezer Foss)
Hoyt, John (1765-; Captain; M1. Sally Crossman; M2. Rebecca Currier; children)
Hoyt, Susanna (1767-; M1. Ebenezer Sanborn; M2. Meshech Lang)
Hoyt, Ezra (1770-; M. Susanna Weeks)
Hoyt, William (1774-1778)
Hoyt, Ruth (1777-; m. Johnathan Towle)
Hoyt, Betty (1779-; m. William Knowles)
Hoyt, William (1782-; m. Betsy Thompson)

Spouse:

1) Ruth Virgin, 2) Fanny Tucker

Children:

Children of Jacob Hoyt & Ruth Virgin:
Hoyt, Prudence V. (1802-; m. Francis W. Tucker)
children of Jacob Hoyt and Fanny Tucker:
Hoyt, Sophia (1806-1897; m. Asa Fifield)
Hoyt, John (1807-; m. Margaret M. Jewett; children; ran paper mill -- John Hoyt & Co.; res. Deleware, OH)
Hoyt, Daniel Vose (1809-1844; m. Elizabeth Brown; RR conductor, died in train accident; 1 son Daniel)
Hoyt, Rachel T. (1813-1835; m. Asa F. Bradley)
Hoyt, Fanny Jane (1815-1843; m. Cyrus Tucker)
Hoyt, Jedediah T. (1817-; m. Mary Jane Crunkleton; dau. Mary J.; res. California)
Hoyt, William Tucker (1820-1842)
Hoyt, Ruth E. (1824-; m. John M. Dearborn)
Hoyt, Jacob N. (1831-1907; b. Concord, NH; d. IL; M1 Mary A. Latimer; M2 Eunice N. Brown; children)

Notes:

M1. Ruth Virgin (d.1803), 1800
M2. Fanny Tucker (1783-1878), 1805. Fanny was the daughter of Rachel Thompson & John Tucker of Stoughton, MA.
Buried: East Concord, NH
Remarks in accession folder 1965.32: "Jacob Hoyt was the great great grandfather of the donor. A letter to him from his son John, who was then (1845) living in Deleware Ohio and running a paper mill, is in the N.H.H.S. manuscript library having been donated at the same time as the watercolor."