Charles Hobby
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Sir Charles Hobby (1665–1715) was a Boston merchant and militia colonel, commanding a provincial regiment during the siege of Port Royal 1710, and serving as its acting governor in 1711. He was knighted in 1705.
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Sir Charles Hobby | |
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Born | 1665 Boston, Massachusetts |
Died | 1715 (aged 49–50) London, England |
Occupation | Merchant |
Years active | 1700-1715 |
Known for | Commanding a regiment during the siege of Port Royal 1710. Acting governor of Annapolis Royal in 1711. |
Spouse | Elizabeth Coleman |
Awards | Knighted 1705 |
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