Hatch, of the manor Sutton, co. Surrey.
The Rev. Thomas Hatch, Vicar of Walton on Thames, Lord of the Manor of Sutton, and a Magistrate for co. Surrey, eldest son and heir of the late Thomas Hatch, Esq., by Margaretta Eleanor, his wife, dau. and sol heir of Hnery Cliffe, Esq., of Sutton, and of Stoke, near Guildfor, and grandson of the Rev. Giles Hatch, Rector of Sutton, quarters the arms of CLIFFE in right of his mother.
The ancestors of this family were seated at an early period at Salterleigh, co. Devon, and at Busvisack in Cornwall, and the name is found in the Visitation of the latter county in 1660.
Arms. - Quarterly. First and fourth, gu, two demi lions passant guardant, couped, in pale or, for HATCH. Second arg. on a fesse between three wolves' heads erased sa. as many mullets or, for CLIFFE. Third, arg. on a bend. cottised sa. three mullets of the first. Fourth, az. fretty arg. within a bordure engr. or.
Crest. - A demi lion rampant, or, between the paws a sphere, a cross pattee fitchee stuck therein.
Source: Heraldic illustrations, by J. and J. B. Burke, Published 1846
The Friends of St Nicholas Churchyard seeks to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation and appreciation of the churchyard, church and environs of St Nicholas Church, Sutton as a place of remembrance, historic importance and natural beauty.
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Charles Gardner
Rev. Charles Gardner was instituted Rector 11th March 1800 by Brownlow North, Bishop of Winchester (1781-1820).
The Patron is recorded Sarah Walford, spinster, of Woolverton in Hampshire.
Henry Parish was appointed curate on 3rd June 1814 with a stipend £50. p.a.
William Henry Butler was appointed curate on 1st June 1823 with a stipend of £40 p.a.
Quoting Peter Likeman
"I was looking for the date of a letter from Thomas Hatch, Rector of Walton on Thames to St Nicholas; I supposed to his brother Henry Hatch but the date is too early: 1826. However the letter confirms that Thomas Hatch held the Advowson (I think that means he was patron) in that year. [an extension had been built to the old church in that year and he was complaining at the way the churchwardens had been allocating the pews and was going to reduce his annual contribution from £20 to £10 as a consequence]."
Charles Gardner died in 1831.
Sources
http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk
The Patron is recorded Sarah Walford, spinster, of Woolverton in Hampshire.
Henry Parish was appointed curate on 3rd June 1814 with a stipend £50. p.a.
William Henry Butler was appointed curate on 1st June 1823 with a stipend of £40 p.a.
Quoting Peter Likeman
"I was looking for the date of a letter from Thomas Hatch, Rector of Walton on Thames to St Nicholas; I supposed to his brother Henry Hatch but the date is too early: 1826. However the letter confirms that Thomas Hatch held the Advowson (I think that means he was patron) in that year. [an extension had been built to the old church in that year and he was complaining at the way the churchwardens had been allocating the pews and was going to reduce his annual contribution from £20 to £10 as a consequence]."
Charles Gardner died in 1831.
Sources
http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk
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