| Ancestors | Type | ||
| Robert Hoar b.1781 in Musbury, Devon, England m.1812 (Anna Orchard) in Axminster, Devon, England d.1851 in Livonia, Washington, Indiana, USA | EKA | ||
A more recent "immigrant to the USA" line that came in 1816 (daughter born in England in 1815, son died in Kentucky in 1817). A very strong match in DNA to Randy of the Hezekiah Hoar line and David of the William Hoare line. So more work needed to push back on this line and understand how it relates to the others. See the combined DNA Grouping page for the different family branches. Some additional information on Robert's Find-A-Grave page.
Our current working theory for Cleveland, with only one questionable generation link ,is that Robert here is the 6th generation Robert down from a John Hore. John would be Hezekiah's uncle and the son Robert is then Hezekiah's first cousin. Hezekiah being the early immigrant to USA forming the B01 line.
John Caruso really only has James Hoare, b1783 (like Roz) as the EKA. But Family Search has linked in a James Hoare b1771 that then goes on up to George then Richard Hoare of Axminster and thus linking into the B01 line.
Researchers and Descendants (current)
| Researcher | GenDB | Website | Lineage |
| David Cleveland *Y | Anc | RozDB | Robert Lee Hoar6, Ralph Zink Hoar5, Robert Otto Hoar4, Henry Adolphus Hoar3, Isaac Hoare2, Robert Hoar1 Isaac (son) born in Dorset but christened in Axminster, Devon |
| John Caruso | Anc | FamSea, RozDB |
* Family member DNA tested; placed in group (YDNA-STR and/or Autosomal SNP aka FamilyFinder)
** DNA test results pending; believed group based on genealogical work only
David's ancestor Robert was born 1781 in Musbury and emigrated to Indiana and died there. John's ancestor James was born in Devonport circa 1780 and some of his children emigrated to Indiana and died there. Non-emigrating descendants seem to have ended up in Dorset near the unconnected B08 and K05 lines. So thinking these two and the others may be intertwined; even though they have developed different lines in England in each.
The AncestryDNA test for John's line indicates R-L11 which is consistent with the B10 group testers, Awaiting more detailed testing from his identified male cousins. John's mother has the surname and patriline above. Neither group is very responsive after the initial interest years ago. Caruso's line that did not emigrate to USA had died and continued in Dorset.