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     Jonathan Hoar was born on 30 May 1706. He was the son of John Hoar and Ruth (Unknown). Jonathan Hoar died on 8 November 1719 at the age of 13.

     Jonathan Hoar was born in 1719. He was the son of Lt. Daniel Hoar and Sarah Jones. Jonathan Hoar graduated in 1740 from Harvard. He was appointed in 1755, major, Lt. Col in 1756 and Colonel in 1760. He served in the French and Indian War 1744-1763; appointed Governor of Newfounland. He died in 1771 on passage from England to the colonies.

     Joseph Hoar was the son of Daniel Hoar and Mary Stratton.¹ Joseph Hoar died in 1707 at sea.¹

     Joseph Hoar was born on 20 February 1735/36. He was the son of Benjamin Hoar and Esther (Unknown).

     Joseph Hoar was born on 5 December 1707. He was the son of Capt. Leonard Hoar and Esther (Unknown).

     Joseph Hoar was born on 30 July 1767. He was the son of John Hoar and Elizabeth Coolidge.

     Joseph Hoar was born on 10 December 1800. He was the son of Leonard Hoar and Eunice Wheeler. His name was legally changed to Leonard Hoar.

     Josiah Hoar was born on 2 January 1717. He was the son of John Hoar and Ruth (Unknown).

     Leonard Hoar was born on 17 December 1711. He was the son of Capt. Leonard Hoar and Esther (Unknown). Leonard Hoar died on 14 March 1746 in Brimfield, Massachusetts, at the age of 34.¹

     Leonard Hoar was born on 29 June 1758 in Lincoln. He was the son of John Hoar and Elizabeth Coolidge. Leonard Hoar married firstly Eunice Wheeler on 10 November 1785. Leonard Hoar married Pamela (Unknown) after 1820.

     Capt. Leonard Hoar was born circa 1683.² He was the son of Daniel Hoar and Mary Stratton.¹ Capt. Leonard Hoar married Esther (Unknown). Capt. Leonard Hoar died in April 1771 in Brimfield, Massachusetts, "in 87th y."²

     Dr. Leonard Hoar. President of Havard. He was born circa 1630 in Gloucestershire, England.^1,2 He was the son of Charles Hoar and Joanna Hincksman.¹ He emmigrated with his mother from London, to New England. He graduated from Harvard College in 1650, and upon the execution of Charles I. went to England, where he married a daughter of John Lisle, the regicide. He took a course in medicine at Cambridge University, and received from that institution the degree M.D. in 1671. He took orders in the established church and had a parish at Wanstead in Essex, until he was ejected for nonconformity in 1662. He returned to New England in 1672, bearing letters from several dissenting clergymen in England, recommending him to the vacant presidency at Harvard. He preached in the South Church, Boston, as an assistant to Thomas Thatcher. He was made president of Harvard College, Sept. 10, 1672, and introduced a system of technical education previously unknown in America. After an unsatisfactory administration, owing to the insubordination of the students, and the enmity of several of the influential patrons of the college, he resigned his office, March 15, 1674.³ Dr. Leonard Hoar married Bridget Lisle, daughter of Lord John Lisle and Alicia Beckenshaw. Dr. Leonard Hoar died on 28 November 1675 in Barnstable, Massachusetts,^1,4 and is buried on 6 December 1675 in Braintree. Where the inscription on his tomb gives Boston as the place of his death.⁵

     Levina Hoar was born on 17 January 1794. She was the daughter of Samuel Hoar and Susanna Peirce.

     Lucy Hoar was born on 14 April 1776. She was the daughter of Samuel Hoar II and Rebecca Dutton.

     Lucy Hoar was the daughter of Lt. Daniel Hoar and Sarah Jones.

     Margery Hoar is also recorded as Margaret Hoare. She was born circa 1614 in Gloucester. She was the daughter of Charles Hoar and Joanna Hincksman.² Margery Hoar married firstly Thomas Matthewe on 26 December 1633 at St. Nicholas Church, Gloucester, Gloucestershire.³ Margery Hoar married secondly Rev. Henry Flynt, son of Thomas Flint and Dorothy Wood, on 17 March 1640 at Braintree, Massachusetts.⁴ Margery Hoar died on 10 March 1686/87 in Braintree, Massachusetts, buried in the Hancock Cemetery at Braintree (now Quincy) beside the body of her husband.
Her epitaph reads "She was a gentlewoman of piety, prudence, and peculiarly accomplished for instructing young gentlewomen, many being sent to her from other towns, especially from Boston."^5,6

     Marietta Hoar was born on 8 June 1842.¹ She was the daughter of Reuben Sawyer Hoar and Mary Ann Stone.¹ Marietta Hoar married Albert Haynes in March 1846.¹

     Mary Hoar was born circa 1648. She was the daughter of John Hoar and Alice (Unknown).¹ Mary Hoar married Benjamin Graves on 21 October 1668.¹

     Mary Hoar was born on 14 March 1689.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Hoar and Mary Stratton.¹ Mary Hoar died on 10 June 1702 at the age of 13.

     Mary Hoar was born on 18 July 1734. She was the daughter of Benjamin Hoar and Esther (Unknown).

     Mary Hoar was born on 10 February 1757. She was the daughter of Samuel Hoar and Hannah Sawyer.

     Mary Hoar was born on 15 June 1764. She was the daughter of John Hoar and Elizabeth Coolidge. Mary Hoar married Thomas Wheeler on 27 March 1788.

     Mary Hoar was the daughter of Lt. Daniel Hoar and Sarah Jones.

     Mary Wheeler Hoar was born on 26 May 1787. She was the daughter of Leonard Hoar and Eunice Wheeler.

     Mercy Hoar was born on 5 October 1750 in Lexington. She was the daughter of John Hoar and Elizabeth Coolidge.

     Nathan Hoar was born on 9 January 1781. He was the son of Samuel Hoar II and Rebecca Dutton. Nathan Hoar died in 1797.

     Nathaniel Peirce Hoar was born on 2 September 1784. He was the son of Samuel Hoar and Susanna Peirce. Nathaniel Peirce Hoar graduated in 1810 from Harvard. He died in 1820.

     Nehemiah Hoar was born on 19 October 1704. He was the son of John Hoar and Ruth (Unknown). Nehemiah Hoar died on 2 December 1718 at the age of 14.

     Oliver Hoar was born on 12 June 1722 in Littleton. He was the son of Benjamin Hoar and Esther (Unknown). Oliver Hoar died on 12 December 1723 at the age of 1.

     Oliver Hoar was born on 20 October 1724. He was the son of Benjamin Hoar and Esther (Unknown).