Hooton

[ hoot-n ]

/ ˈhut n /

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noun

Ear·nest Albert

[ur-nist], /ˈɜr nɪst/, 1887–1954, U.S. anthropologist and writer.

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Hooton Hall was built on the site of an old 'black and white' timber house.
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One branch of the family settled at Hooton, but the last of this line lost his estates by gambling and extravagance.
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Hooton was an oarmaker, at Hooton's wharf, Fish Street, in 1789.
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The Quaker woman Elizabeth Hooton was an ancestress of mine.
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