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Hoyle of Hooton Levitt

The Hoyle family, which has held considerable estates in Yorkshire for upwards of four centuries, were anciently seated at Hoyle Hall, in the parish of Halifax.

William Hoyle, clerk to Sheffield Cutlers Company married Barbara, heiress of John Fretwell of Hooton Levitt Hall.

William Hoyle (1742-1807), son of Nathan Hoyle c.1711, was baptised 22 August, 1742.

Nathan Hoyle was a Schoolteacher, and at Guisley School from about 1751-1774. He was agent to Rev. H. Wickham, rector of Guiseley, he lived at Ovenden House.

William(1742-1807), his son, married twice. On 1st January, 1762, he married Barbara, daughter of John Redfearne esq. of Sheffield. By Barbara, heiress of John Fretwell of Hooton Levet Hall had issue:

He married secondly to Sarah Cutforthay on 4 February 1802. The Cutforthay's were of Aughton Hall.

William born 1773 succeeded his father who died September, 1807 age 66.

This William (b.1773) married in August 1798 to Mary/Martha daughter of George Johnson of Lound, Notts. Children:

William(b.1773) died 1847 aged 74

William Fretwell Hoyle Of Ferham House and Hooton Levet Hall married September, 1830 to Hannah daughter of George Clarke Walker of Doncaster. They had one son:

William Fretwell Hoyle married secondly in April 1834 to Jane Grave Walker. They had 12 children:

Emma Mary Hoyle married in August 1874 to Sir William Salmond, Major General, K.C.B. They had five children, including two sons:


A fine stained-glass window was erected by a relative of William Fretwell Hoyle, in Maltby Church, a window commemorating his mother, Hannah Clarke, wife of W. F. Hoyle, esq. (born Feb. 19, 1810, died Oct. 8,1831), the subject of which is Hannah presenting her son Samuel to the high-priest Eli. The design was furnished by Mr. Hoyle himself, and it was executed by Messrs. Wailes of Newcastle; its character is very rich, and the window forms a very striking ornament to the church.

PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. William Fretwell Hoyle and Robert Marin the younger, Rotherham, Yorkshire, attornies, solicitors, and conveyancers. 15th June 1856

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