James Hobart
Attorney-general, the youngest son of Thomas Hobart of Leyham in Norfolk;
About James Hobart
Lived 1436 – 1507 (aged 70–71).
The kneeling figures of Sir James Hobart and his third wife, Lady Margaret Hobart. A copy of the east window in Holy Trinity Church, Loddon. Blickling Hall, National Trust. Sir James Hobart, also known as James Hoberd and James Hubbard, (1436
Hobart lived at his home, Hales Hall in Norfolk.
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Who was James Hobart?
attorney-general, the youngest son of Thomas Hobart of Leyham in Norfolk; (1436-1507)
When was James Hobart born?
James Hobart was born in 1436.
When did James Hobart die?
James Hobart died in 1507.
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