About Thomas Hoyle
Lived 1587 – 1650 (aged 62–63). Thomas Hoyle was a politician.
Thomas Hoyle (29 January 1586 – 30 January 1650 ), sometimes spelt Hoile, was mayor of York and member of parliament during the English Civil War.
Hoyle was son of Thomas Hoyle of Slaithwaite, Yorkshire, England.
Hoyle was elected lord mayor of York in 1632.
On the first anniversary of the execution of King Charles I, that is 30 January 1650, Hoyle killed himself.
Hoyle married firstly the daughter of William Maskew, named Elizabeth, who died 9 December 1639. He married secondly to Susannah of unknown parentage.
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