Looking for Job Hole of Handley, North Wingfield and his nephew Isaac Hole

[marp]

I have a will which I have transcribed as it is fairly legible of an ancestor of mine.  He is Job Hole a yeoman  of Handley in the parish of North Wingfield.  The will is dated 1745.   The will has been very useful in tying together various descendants as Job Hole named his daughter Elizabeth Hole  (baptised Ashover 1702-1783) , son in law John  Hawksley  (baptised  7 JANUARY 1700 IN North Wingfield)  and various  Hawksley grandchildren.

I have two queries. 
a) I am having trouble finding much about Job Hole.  I have a possible baptismal recprd of 13 Feb, 1680 in Ashover but am unsure if this is really the Job Hole in question
b) The second query is who is Isaac Hole the nephew mentioned in the will and an executor of the will of Job Hole?  I presume he is the son of Job's brother, but I cannot find a brother or dates that might fit!
I would appreciate any information which might help me in my search!
Thanks in advance,
marp

[mckha489]

I presume Job is the 1757 burial at Ashover?
So Isaac is still alive at the time of probate of Job’s will.
What have you learned about the various Isaacs at Ashover?

[marp]

Thank you for your prompt reply.  Actually I think that Job Hole was buried in Ashover on 21 February 1754.   The burial record states he was from Handley which is in accordance with the will.

The burial you are referring to in 1757 was for a Job Hole of Butterlee. also buried in Ashover.

As far as the nephew Isaac Hole is concerned I have an an Isaac born 1692 in Ashover son of John Hoole and Frances Hopkinson.   Isaac Hole married Ann Higginbotham on 22 November 1713 in Ashover.  They had two sons: Isaac Hole born 1717 and Job born 1720.  Both Isaacs, father and son, could possibly be the nephew of Job Hole, I just cannot find the connection,
 
Thanks again,
marp


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[trish1120]

There are 2 burials Ashover fro a Isaac Hole;
9 Jun 1746  a young man (the one born 1717?)
28 Sep 1755 abode Butterley

[amondg]

Have you looked at the will of George Hole 1672 of North Wingfield

OR George Hole 1705 of Butterly

Both are under Litchfield Diocese and at the Staffordshire Archives.

Might give further clues to family dynamics

[marp]

 Thanks for the responses. 

I will take a look at those burials of Isaac Hole.   The will of Job Hole was dated 1745 so both would have been alive at the time. 
One point which has bothered me is a will made in 1745 and Job Hole died in 1754 which seems quite a gap.
I am interested in taking a look at the will of George Hole.  The 1672 one in North Wingfield seems more likely somehow, but I may be wrong!
Thanks for the information.
marp

[trish1120]

People even these days write will years before they die.
That's not such a large gap