HAGUE, John I (Grimwade p. 531 and 750)

[buckler]

10 August 1759 Public Advertiser; Issue 7725 reports ;
" Yesterday was married at St Anne's Aldersgate, Mr John Hague , Buckle maker of Noble Street to Mrs Woolley of Ratcliff Highway" .
He would have been around 55 at the time, but as his bride was a widow it is possible to be him, or perhaps a son of the same name. We could have two men in this biography.

[silverly]

10 May 1771 John Hague of Tottenham in the County of Middlesex Gentleman will proved at London. Mrs Sarah Dean of Noble Street or if she was deceased her daughter Sarah if she chose or otherwise at the discretion of his Executors were to direct the burial of his body at Saint John Zachary in the City of London as near as possible to the coffin of his first wife. Also noteworthy in the will was a bequest of £10 each to John and Elizabeth Stevens the son and daughter of Elizabeth Stevens of Ratcliffe Highway Plumber. Reference: TNA PROB 11/967/147