Robert Booth …–1657 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Robert Booth, …–1657

Name

Robert Booth

Name: Robert /Booth/
Surname: Booth
Given names: Robert

Sex Male

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Unique identifier: BE3F46D44DB9A245A607EEECC2E34BD24D23 Marriage: 1 September 1584 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Marriage: after 1607 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Death: about 1635 — Northowram, Yorkshire, England Unique identifier: 698B717191DED84DA79E183EBF4D062C4386 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Martha … Robert Booth Family with spouse Mary Lister George Booth …–1635 Death: about 1635 — Northowram, Yorkshire, England
mother	Links Unique identifier: 315527FB7827B845A9E34CC5EA560597BD3F Marriage: after 1607 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Unique identifier: BE3F46D44DB9A245A607EEECC2E34BD24D23 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Henry Hoile Henry Hoile Family with spouse George Booth Robert Booth Martha … …–…
Marriage	Marriage — after 1607 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England
himself	Links Occupation: Minister At Sowerby Bridge, Then "Hired Minister" At Halifax Parish Church 25th June 1648. Death: before 28 July 1657 Burial: 28 July 1657 — Halifax Parish Church Yard, Halifax, Yorkshire, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Robert Booth …–1657 Death: before 28 July 1657

Father’s family with Mary Lister
father	Links Unique identifier: BE3F46D44DB9A245A607EEECC2E34BD24D23 Marriage: 1 September 1584 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Marriage: after 1607 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Death: about 1635 — Northowram, Yorkshire, England Unique identifier: 698B717191DED84DA79E183EBF4D062C4386 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Martha … Robert Booth Family with spouse Mary Lister George Booth …–1635 Death: about 1635 — Northowram, Yorkshire, England
stepmother	Links Birth: before 5 February 1564 33 30 — Ovendon, Yorkshire, England Christening: 5 February 1564 33 30 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Marriage: 1 September 1584 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England LDS baptism: 10 July 1951 LDS endowment: 12 July 1951 LDS child sealing: 11 September 1952 Unique identifier: 698B717191DED84DA79E183EBF4D062C4386 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse George Booth Mary Lister 1564–… Birth: before 5 February 1564 33 30 — Ovendon, Yorkshire, England
Marriage	Marriage — 1 September 1584 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England

Mother’s family with Henry Hoile
mother’s partner	Links Birth: Of Northowram, Yorkshire, England Death: 7 August 1607 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Unique identifier: 315527FB7827B845A9E34CC5EA560597BD3F Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Martha … Henry Hoile Henry Hoile …–1607 Birth: Of Northowram, Yorkshire, England Death: 7 August 1607 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England
mother	Links Unique identifier: 315527FB7827B845A9E34CC5EA560597BD3F Marriage: after 1607 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Unique identifier: BE3F46D44DB9A245A607EEECC2E34BD24D23 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Henry Hoile Henry Hoile Family with spouse George Booth Robert Booth Martha … …–…
half-brother	Links Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Henry Hoile …–…

Events of close relatives
Occupation	Minister At Sowerby Bridge, Then "Hired Minister" At Halifax Parish Church 25th June 1648.
Death of a father	George Booth about 1635 Northowram, Yorkshire, England
Death	before 28 July 1657
Burial	28 July 1657 (0 days after death) Halifax Parish Church Yard, Halifax, Yorkshire, England
Unique identifier	8D53A83C864D864E848E7F1B6BE2AEF2049D
Last change	24 November 2003 – 01:00:00

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Note	from 'Vicar Favour and his Times' page 27 Oliver Heywood describes him as anexcellent scholar, a good pre acher and a man of unblamable life. Dr. Midgleyin the Gibbet L aw Book, usually ascribed to Bentley, chooses him amongst hisfo ur only notabilities, the other being archbishop tillotson, bish op Lake,and Dr. Wilkinson, and says of him:- "Mr Robert Booth, curate of Sowerby Bridge chapel, a Man of tha t Worth and Excellency in Learning and Divinity, thathe deserve s the title of another Apollos, and seems to have been a Man, li lke the Prophet Jeremiah and St. John Baptist, separated from th e Womb to theoffice Ministerial, so well compounded for Tempera nce and Health in the Constitution of his Body, so industrious a nd indefatigable in the Labours of his Study, and so Divinely Co ntemplative in the Exercise of his Mind: that he appeareth unt o all Men to be wholly compounded and made up of Virtue, bein g a Stranger to all things but the Service of Heaven: for when h e spoke to his Congregation from the Pulpit, it was with that po wer of Truth and elegance of Stile, that he charm'd his Hearer s unto Love and Admiration."

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from 'Vicar Favour and his Times'
page 27
Oliver Heywood describes him as anexcellent scholar, a good pre
acher and a man of unblamable life. Dr. Midgleyin the Gibbet L
aw Book, usually ascribed to Bentley, chooses him amongst hisfo
ur only notabilities, the other being archbishop tillotson, bish
op Lake,and Dr. Wilkinson, and says of him:-
"Mr Robert Booth, curate of Sowerby Bridge chapel, a Man of tha
t Worth and Excellency in Learning and Divinity, thathe deserve
s the title of another Apollos, and seems to have been a Man, li
lke the Prophet Jeremiah and St. John Baptist, separated from th
e Womb to theoffice Ministerial, so well compounded for Tempera
nce and Health in the Constitution of his Body, so industrious a
nd indefatigable in the Labours of his Study, and so Divinely Co
ntemplative in the Exercise of his Mind: that he appeareth unt
o all Men to be wholly compounded and made up of Virtue, bein
g a Stranger to all things but the Service of Heaven: for when h
e spoke to his Congregation from the Pulpit, it was with that po
wer of Truth and elegance of Stile, that he charm'd his Hearer
s unto Love and Admiration."