A branch that tracks deep in Christow, Devon, England. Inside the current national forest and only 13 miles from Chagford. Many (in Canada) have tracked to Charles and Emma; the immigrants. But above there it is a wash with many different sources giving different lines. So a perfect point (200 years ago) for autosomal matching of Charles and Emma descendants; and to start using yDNA testing to help resolve questions of the English history.

Researchers and Descendants (current)

Researcher	GenDB	Website	Lineage
Harold "Jawbone" Hore *Ay	FamSearch	Anc	William 4, Walter 3, Charles 2, Charles Hore1
Edward Hore, Australia			Unknown 2, Charles Hore1
Danielle Hore*A	MyHeritage		William 4, John 3, Edward 2, Charles Hore1

^* Family member DNA tested; placed in group (YDNA-STR and/or Autosomal SNP aka FamilyFinder; y is from microarray result)
^** DNA test results pending; believed group based on genealogical work only

One-Name Study

David G. Hoare's work in the area has his father Simon Hore, b.1790 Christow, Devon but does not list Charles as one of the kids. David also has Edward Hore, b.1716 Christow, Devon, presumably the 2x Great Grandfather of Charles, but does not list any children for Edward and Joanna. There is no kid born 1817 so it is a possibility. We have not found if Roz captured the line in her North America one-name study. With so many male descendants indicated in the FamilySearch tree that Harold has been developing, you would think there would be much interest and yDNA testing already happening.

Harold has these mementos of Charles in his possession. A letter opener and letter box. As well as some documents he hopes to scan and post here soon (so indicated in 2021).

Books and Articles

 

Notable Family Members

Biographies (on an Individual)