Origin: English
Coat of Arms: Blue with a chevron between three gold lozenges.
Crest: An eagle.
Motto: Deus novis haec otio fecit.
Motto Translated: God hath given us these things in tranquillity.
"Hyder Family of England"
The Hyder family can trace their ancestors back to the ancient territories
of England between the 11th and 12th centuries. Origin: English Spelling
variations include: Hyde, Hydes, Hide, Hider, Hiders, Heider and others.
The surname Hyder is occupational in orgin. Research indicates that it is
associated with the English, meaning,"one who prepare hides for tanning"
Although this interpretation is the result of onomastic research, you may
find other meanings for the Hyder name. Many surnames have more than one.
First found in Bedfordshire where they were seated from very ancient times,
some say well before the Norman Conquest and the arrival of Duke William at
Hastings in 1066 A.D.
Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: John
Hide who settled in New England in 1635; Richard Hide settled in Virginia
in 1635; James Hide settled in St. Christopher in 1635, William Hider settled
in the Barbados in 1663 and Richard Hyder settled in Barbous 1699.
The early Hyder immgrants from England to North America:
Hance Michl Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1729
Katharine Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1729
Andreas Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1751
George Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1798
Simon Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1839
Jacob Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1842
Charles Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1848
A. M. Hyder arrived San Francisco, Calf. 1851
Nicholas Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1850
Michael Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1853
John C. Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1864
Henery Hyder arrived Pennsylvania 1868
According to the Genealogical Research, the family members
settled in the following cities in North America:
Jacob, age 30 Mobile, Alabama in 1842
Henry, age 38 Mobile, Alabama in 1868
A. M., age 31 San Francisco, California 1851
Nicholas, age 33, Dubuque, Iowa 1851
The rest settled in the Philadeiphia, Pennsylvania area 1729 to 1864
My family is Descendants of
Michael Hyder and Jacob Hyder
More to follow when I have researched more
and break it down to my father
When the Hyder's came from Europe
they migrated to the USA and Canada.
Although I found some Hyder links, I
can not for sure if they are related
to me by blood or by marriage. I am
looking up my family and as I find out
information I will post it to this page
as soon as I can.
Some Hyder Web Sites
Stewart BC and Hyder AK
Hyder Arizona USA
England Hyder Water Company
England Hyder Consulting
Hyder Gold Inc.
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