John Charles HOADLY (1824-1850)

Individual Events and Attributes

Individual Note (shared)

John Charles Jnr was also baptised at All Saints Maidstone on 31st March 1826. (On the same occasion as his brother, Alexander).

Had his father fallen out with the Independent Church by then?

Piano Fortes. Mr. J. C. Hoadly, Jnr., Professor of Music, (Late student of the Royal Academy of Music), begs to aquaint the Public, that he has on SALE, GRAND SQUARE, and COTTAGE PIANO FORTES from 36 to 50 guineas each, by Collard, Tomkison, and others. N.B. Instruments purchased to order of any maker. INSTRUMENTS LENT ON HIRE. 92 Week Street, Maidstone. The Wilhelm-Hullah System of Instruction in Vocal Music. Mr. J.C. Hoadly, Jun., begs to aquaint the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and the Public of Maidstone and its vicinity, that he has received his CERTIFICATE of COMPETENCY from Mr. HULLAH, under whom he has recently been studying, and he is now prepared to teach Classes on this effective system, either formed by private families or circles at private residences, or at his own house, Week Street, Maidstone. Testimonial: "I hereby certify that Mr. John Charles Hoadly, Jun., of Maidstone, Professor of Music, has, under my direction, carefully studied Wilhelm's Method of Teaching Singing; and that he is competent to conduct classes on that method as adapted by me to English use under the sanction of the Committee of Council on Education." JOHN HULLAH. 20 St James's Place , July 26 1842."

"Accident: - On Thursday last, Mr. J.C. Hoadly, professor of Music, of this town, was driving along Week Street in his chaise, when the horse ran away and the chaise coming in contact with a waggon, was upset and Mr. Hoadly thrown out. Happily he escaped with no other damage than a few bruises"

"To the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Ratepayers generally of the Parish of Maidstone:

The death of Mr. E. SANDERS, your late respected Organist, has caused that situation to become vacant, and I most respectfully offer myself to your notice as a CANDIDATE for the same, assuring you that should I have the good fortune to be appointed, the duties of the office shall receive the strictest possible attention, and be performed to the best of my ability. I have the honour to be, Your obedient Servant, JOHN CHARLES HOADLY, Jun.(From the Royal Academy of Music)Week Street, Jun 9th 1845"

(As above plus -) "... For the last 3 years Organist of Trinity Church, East Peckham, and late Assistant Organist of Cursor-Street Church, Berkely-square, London. Week-street, June 9th 1845"

John Charles died young, unmarried and without children.

Sources

	Source: Free BMD website, marriage certificate - Lucy Jaques Alexander Davis - 25Dec 1902