H 1 – Hackett to Huckerby

Hackett, Cyril

Charlotte Hackett

18/19  at 63 The Green

Charlotte – Aunt of John & Derick Kirton

Hadkinson, William

Fryer, Francis et al

Fryer, Millicent

Shepherd, James

Linn, William

Smith, John

Becket, Sarah

35 1841 Census  –

— William Hadkinson, age 15, b~1826, Y( in Notts.), Male servant

In household of Francis Fryer, age 50, farmer

Millicent Fryer, age 40, (2^nd wife?), John Fryer, age 15, Ann Fryer, age 3, (dau of 2^nd wife?).

Also 2 or 3 other young male servants, and young female servant.

— James Shepherd, age 15, b~1826, N(not  in Notts.)

— William Linn, age 15, b~1826, Y( in Notts.), Male servant

— John Smith, age 14, b~1827, Y( in Notts.), Male servant

— Sarah Becket, age 14, b~1827, Y( in Notts.), Female Servant.

(Folio 12, Piece 862)

Hages, Miss Martha (later Mrs Pepper)

Pepper, Robert

16 – 26/04/1750 – RobertPepper married Martha Hages

HAGE, Mr

BIRKETT, Mrs [Elizabeth] 

TAYLOR, Mr

SLIGHT, Mr Leeson

Original Sale Poster, 1820 – HAGE, Printer of Newark. Mr HAGE will auction Mrs [Elizabeth] BIRKET’s house “at the house of Mr Leeson SLIGHT, at the sign of The Plough, in Coddington” at 5.00pm on 25th Jan 1820.  “Mr TAYLOR the butcher will shew the premises“. 

See BELL/BIRKETT/Charity Farm

Hage, Hannah

Pratt, Mary

35 1841 Census

Hannah Hage, age 55 b~1786, Y(in Notts), schoolmistress

Mary Pratt, age 55 b~1786, Y(in Notts), Independent

Folio 10; 862

Hage, Ms Hannah

15 Hannah – mentioned in 1841 census as a middle aged schoolmistress living in Coddington – not known if she taught here.

Hage, Miss Mary (later Mrs Bennett)

Bennett, William

16 – 28/12/1843 – William Bennettmarried Mary Hage

Hage, Elizabeth

Ordoyne, Mr Garret (Snr2) et al

Ordoyne, Margaret

Ordoyne, Caroline

Ordoyne, Garret jnr2

Ordoyne, Anne

Ordoyne, Jane

Ordoyne, Henrietta

Simpson, George

Sills, William

Stanley, Charlotte

35 1841 Census

Elizabeth Hage, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts) female servant

In household of Garret Ordoyno, age 70 b~1771, N(not in Notts), farmer.

Margaret Ordoyno, age 61and their family remaining at home Caroline Ordoyne age 30, Garret Ordoyne jnr age 30, Anne Ordoyne age 25, Jane Ordoyne, age 20, Henrietta Ordoyne age 15.

Fellow servants also in Household

William Sills, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts)

Agricultural labourer

George Simpson, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts)

Agricultural labourer

Charlotte Stanley, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts) female servant

Folio 5; 862

Hague, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Johnson)

Johnson, Thomas

16 – 29/03/1875 – Thomas Johnson marriedElizabeth Hague       

Haines, Mr George Thomas

3 Mr George Thomas – d 27.5.1981 aged 62; b~1919

Hales, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Oliver)

Oliver, Robert

16 – 23/11/1775 – Robert Oliver married Elizabeth Hales

Hales, Edward

10/18/19/20/21 – 1938 – 1942 – at Roselea, Newark Road (Rosalea), p.res

Halison, Anthoney

Halison, Mrs Ann (née Beckett)

16 – 02/06/1776 – Anthoney Halison married Ann Beckett        

Hall

36 – Will Proved 1623 – Yeoman

Hall

36 – Will Proved 1699 – Husb

Hall

36 – Will Proved 1704

Hall, Miss Mary (later Mrs Collins)

Collins, John

16 – 04/07/1749 – John Collins married Mary Hall        

Hall, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Dunn)

Dunn,John

16 – 22/07/1758 – John Dunn married Elizabeth Hall

Hall, Mr Joseph

Hall, Mrs Elizabeth (née Barlow)

16 – 24/01/1748 – Joseph Hall married Elizabeth Barlow

Hall, Miss Ann (later Mrs Barlow)

Barlow, John

16 – 18/01/1764 – John Barlow married Ann Hall

Hall, Mr Thomas

Hall, Mrs Mary (née Gayby)

06/12/1773 – Thomas Hall married Mary Gayby         

Hall, Benjamin

Hall, Mrs Jane (née Lawson)

16 – 01/06/1794 – Benjamin Hall married Jane Lawson

Hall, Thomas

Hall, Mrs Alice (née Barlow)

16 – 14/05/1801 – Thomas Hall married Alice Barlow

Hall, Miss Ann (later Mrs Thompson)

Thompson, William

16 – 08/12/1818 – William Thompson married Ann Hall        

Hall, Miss Alice (later MrsWilson)

Wilson, William

16 – 16/12/1819 – William Wilson married Alice Hall    

Hall, Charles

Hall, Mrs Mary (née Ligget)

16 – 03/04/1823 – Charles Hall married Mary Ligget 

Hall, Miss Mary (later Mrs Weathefall)

Weathefall, John ?Weatherall?

16 – 10/12/1832 – John Weathefall married Mary Hall    

Hall, Mr John

6 Mr John – in 1832 joiner, not in 1864 directory

Hall, Mrs Sarah

Adam, Joseph

35 1841 Census 

Sarah Hall, age 70, b~ 1771, Y(in Notts.),widow.

Also in her household Joseph Adam, 42 year old Agricultural labourer.

(Folio 10, Piece 862) 

Hall, Mary

Hall, Maria

Hall, Elizabeth

35 1841 Census  –

Mary Hall age 65, b~1776, Y( in Notts.), independent

Maria Hall, age 40, b~1801, Y( in Notts.)

Elizabeth Hall, age 10, b~1831, Y( in Notts.)

(Folio 10, Piece 862)

Hall, Thomas

Hall, Mrs Mary (née Burton)

16 – 22/07/1837 – Thomas Hall married Mary Burton – see below   

Hall, Thomas

Hall, Mary

Hall, William

Osbrook, Benjamin

Hall, John

Pigot, John

35 1841 Census  –

Thomas Hall, age 25, b~1816, Y( in Notts.), wheelwright

Mary Hall, age 25, b~1816, Y( in Notts.)

William Hall, age 2, b~1839, Y( in Notts.)

John Hall, age 15, b~1826, Y( in Notts.), apprentice wheelwright (brother or son of wheelwright John from 1832?)

Benjamin Osbrook, age 20 b~1821 N(not in Notts) apprentice wheelwright

John Pigot, age 14, b~1827, N(not in Notts.), apprentice wheelwright

(Folio 5/6, Piece 862)

Hall, Ms Mary

5 Ms Mary

2 Ms Mary– in 1863 occupying cottage 3a (No55) in N-range of Well Green (2-up/2-down cottages in 1918 sale, then occupied by Edwin Briggs)

Hall, James

Hall, Elizabeth

Hall, Harriet

Hall, James jnr

Hall, Edwin

Hall, Mary Elizabeth

35 1841 Census  –

James Hall, age 40, b~1801, Y( in Notts.), carpenter

Elizabeth Hall, age 35, b~1806, N(not in Notts.), Harriet Hall, age 9, b~1832, Y( in Notts.)

James Hall jnr, age 6, b~1835, Y( in Notts.)

Edwin Hall, age 3, b~1838, Y( in Notts.)

Mary Elizabeth Hall, age 1m, b~1841, Y( in Notts.)

(Folio 12/13, Piece 862)

Hall, Mr Edwin George

Hall, Mrs Mary (née Drayton)

16 – 13/06/1861 – Edwin George Hall married Mary Drayton – see above

Hall, Mr James

Is this same James as in 1841 census?

2 Mr James – in 1863 tenant of cottage 3g (cottage in NE corner of Well Green = part Lot 41 in 1918)

7 Mr James – in 1864 carpenter

29/30 Mr James – in 1879 joiner etc, in 1881 joiner and wheelwright.

32 – in 1894 James Hall listed as wheelwright and machinist

 son/brother/nephew of John of 1864?

Hall, Mr James

33/8 Mr James in 1897, 1900 wheelwright

 = to or son of above?

Hall, James Jackson

Hall, Mrs Betsy (née Barks)

16 – 15/10/1900 – James Jackson Hall married Betsy Barks  

Hall, J & Son

Hall, Mr F

=Hall, Mr Frederick

31 – in 1892 wheelwrights etc

33 – In 1897 F Hall listed as wheelwright.

34 – in 1912 Frederick Hall listed as wheelwright (see below)

Hall, Mr Frederick

Hall, Mrs Catherine Buchan

1 Mr Frederick – in 1918 cottage in Lot 35

3 Mr Frederick – d 19.2.1931 aged 70; b~1861

8/9/13/23/34 Mr Frederick – in 1900, 1912, 1916, 1923 wheelwright, still listed in 1928.

3 Mrs Catherine Buchan – d 11.10.1930 aged 74; b~1856

Hall, Mrs Anne

Hall, Mr Richard

Hall, Mr Richard

3 Mrs Anne – d 31.3.1968 aged 87 (b~1871) wife of Richard

19 – 1957 at Main St

18 – 1961 at 12 Valley View

Hall, Walter

19 – 1957 at Main St

18 – 1961 at 11 Valley View

Hallam, John

Hallam, Mrs Mary (née Plummer)

16 – 25/05/1862 – John Hallam married Mary Plummer

Hallam, Henry

Hallam, Mrs Ann (née Plummer)

16 – 26/12/1864 – Henry Hallam married Ann Plummer        

Hallam, Mrs

2 sons

15 –  21^st Dec 1883 – Mrs Hallam decided that her two sons would not be forced to attend school even by the Mundella Act of 1880.  She withdrew them from the National school and tried to transfer them to the Wesleyan school.  In June 1884 she was summoned to appear before the magistrate and ordered to send both boys to school regularly.

Hallam, Miss Sarah Jane (later Mrs Bradley)

Bradley, Fred 

16 – 26/02/1885 – Fred Bradley married Sarah Jane Hallam  

Hallam, Miss Mary Elizabeth (later Mrs Simms)

Simms, Joseph

16 – 21/10/1889 – Joseph Simms married Mary Elizabeth Hallam        

Hallam, John

20 – 1950 at 3 Council houses, p.res

Hallam, Mr John Richard

3 Mr John Richard – d 29.11.1978 aged 73

18/19 – 1957-1961 at Balderton Lane

Halmey, Samuel

Halmey, Sarah

Halmey, Eliza

Halmey, Ann

Halmey, Mary

35 1841 Census  –

Samuel Halmey, age 40, b~1801, N(not in Notts.), gardener

Sarah Halmey, age 35, b~1806, Y( in Notts.) Y( in Notts.),

Eliza Halmey, age 11, b~1830, Y( in Notts.)

Ann Halmey, age 9, b~1832, Y( in Notts.)

Mary Halmey, age 6, b~1835, Y( in Notts.)

(Folio 13, Piece 862)

Hamcliff, John

Hamcliff, Mrs Leah (née Cross)        

16 – 16/10/1834 – John Hamcliff married Leah Cross 

Hancliff, William

Hancliff, Mrs Harriett (née Wright)        

16 – 25/12/1854 – William Hancliff married Harriett Wright

Handbury, Mr Harold

9/10 Mr Harold – in 1928, 1942 farmer

21/22 – 1932 – 1938 – farmer

18/19/20 – 1950 – farmer, at Vale Farm

Handbury, Mr Roland

9 Mr Roland – in 1928 farmer

Handbury, Mr Tony

3 Mr Tony – d 13.12.1967 in 41^st yr; b~1926

Handbury, Mr Charles A

1819 – 1957- 1961 at The Cottage, Balderton Lane

Handlay, Miss Isbell (later Mrs Prat)  – Isobell

Prat, Mr William

16 – 16/05/1666 – William Prat married Isbell Handlay        

Handlay, Miss Katherine (later Mrs Siddall)

Siddall, Robert

16 – 21/01/1669 – Robert Siddall married Katherine Handley    

Hanks, Thomas

Hanks, Mrs Diana (née Sander)

16 – 16/08/1634 – Thomas Hanksmarried Diana Sander

Hansard, Mr Ernest William

Hansard, Mrs Eliza

3 Mr Ernest William – d 8.3.1934 aged 54; b~1880

3 Mrs Eliza – d 7.2.1955 aged 76 wife of Mr Ernest William; b~1879

Hansard, George

10/18/19/20 – 1942 – 1961 at The Bungalow Newark Road, p.res

Harby, Thomas

Harby, Sarah (née Weaver)

16 – 12/11/1855 – Thomas Harby married Sarah Weaver          

Harby, Miss Florrie

34 – in 1912 Florrie Harby is the Infants’ Mistress at the school.

Hardesty, George

Hardesty, Mrs Ann (née Pratt)

16 – 26/03/1798 – George Hardesty married Ann Pratt

Hardy, Hugh

Hardy, Mrs Sarah (née Hatfield)       

16 – 02/05/1726 – Hugh Hardy married Sarah Hatfield        

Hardy, Miss Sarah (later Mrs Lain)

Lain, John

16 – 21/04/1745 – John Lain married Sarah Hardy 

Hardy

36 – Will Proved 1771 Yeoman

Harinsain, Richard

Harinsain, Mrs Joane (née Fenton)

16 –  07/07/1632 – Richard Harinsain married Joane Fenton 

Harker, Joseph

Harker, Mrs Mary (née Marshall)

16 –  06/02/1677 – Joseph Harker married Mary Marshall

Harker, Robert

Harker, Mrs Sarah (née Pepper)

16 – 03/07/1682 –Robert Harker married Sarah Pepper

Harker, Thomas

Harker, Mrs Hester (née Tim)

16 – 05/05/ 1698 – Thomas Harker married Hester Tim

Harmston, Thomas

Harmston, Mrs Hannah (née Cliff)

See also Harston

16 – 24/12/1717 – Thomas Harmston married Hannah Cliff. 

Harmston, William

Harmston, Mrs Elizabeth (née Bryan)

16 – 10/07/1838 – William Harmston married Elizabeth Bryan

See below      

Harmston, William

Harmston, Elizabeth Harmston, Sarah Ann

Bryan, Mr William

Bryan, Sarah

Bryan, Charles

Bryan, Sarah

Bryan, Frances

Smith, Robert

Smith, Harriet

35 1841 Census

William Harmston, age 20 b~1821, N(not in Notts), Agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Harmston, age 20 b~1821, N(not in Notts), prob wife

Sarah Ann Harmston, age 1 b~1840, Y(in Notts)

In household of Elizabeth’s parents

William Bryan, age 50 Agricultural labourer,

Sarah Bryan age 40, and family Charles Bryan age 13, Sarah Bryan, age 9, Frances Bryan, age 6.

Also in household

Robert Smith, age 20 Agricultural labourer

Harriet Smith, age 15

Folio 11, 862

Harnell, Mr John

? or Starnell, Mr John

2 Mr John – in 1863 landowner – check for typo and add details

Harod, Miss Mary (later Mrs Skelton)

Skelton, Thomas

16 – 24/05/1790 – Thomas Skelton married Mary Harod 

Harres

36 – Will Proved – 1666, Labourer

Harrinson, Miss Eliz (later Mrs Southerington)

Southerington, Thomas

16 – 27/11/1826 – Thomas Southerington married Eliz Harrinson        

Harrison

36 – Will Proved – 1632

Harrison, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Bostocke)

Bostocke, George

16 – 15/11/1632 – George Bostocke married Elizabeth Harrison.    

Harrison, Mr Cyril

(Anglo-Iranian Oil Co warden)

10 Mr Cyril– Anglo-Iranian Oil Co – 1941 trainees hostel, warden, Coddington Hall, Newark 237

Harry, Mr Andrew

Harry, Mrs Sarah

3 Mr Andrew – d 11.10.1939 aged 75

3 Mrs Sarah – d 5.1.1950 aged 75 – wife to Mr Andrew

Harston, Miss Catharine (later Mrs Matthews)

Matthews, William

16 – 10/02/1697 – William Matthews married Catharine Harston    

Hart, Mr Henry

2 Mr Henry –in 1863 occupied cottage 3f No60 (N-range of Well Green 2-up 2-down cottages, that in 1918 was occupied by Simpson).

Hart, Mr William

Hart, Mr W

Hart, Mr Thomas

1 Mr William – in 1918 tenant in cottage lot 58 (now Manor Dairy Farmhouse). (Cottage bought by George Walster, then in 1935 by James Hollingworth.  In 1863 occupied by Joseph Staniland)

15 – April 1893 Thomas Hart received good attendance awards from school.  W also received one in period 1886 – 1892.

Hartley, Leonard

19 – 1957 at Newlands Beckingham Road

Harvey, William

Harvey, Mrs Mary (née Garland)

16 – 24/11/1819 – William Harvey married Mary Garland

Harvey, Miss Martha (later Mrs Danby)

Danby, Thomas

16 – 05/05/1863- Thomas Danby married Martha Harvey.        

Harvey, Mr Nicholas

Harvey, Mrs Ann

Mrs Margaret ILOTT (née SAXILBY, of Moorhouse): Kelly’s directory 1855 farmer at Charity Farm

7/27 Mr Nicholas– in 1864 and 1869 farmer at Charity Farm

28/29/30 – in 1872, 1879, 1881 Ann Harvey is the farmer at Charity Farm

Harvey, Miss Emma (later Mrs Lee)

Lee, John Thomas

16 – 07/07/1868 – John Thomas Lee married Emma Harvey

Harvey, Mr Thomas

Harvey, Mrs

3 Mr Thomas – d 12. ?ember. 1869

3 also – d 22.-.1888

Harvey, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Taylor)

Taylor, Ella ?

16 – 06/10/1874 – Ella Taylor married Elizabeth Harvey (or Harvey Taylor m Elizabeth Ella?)         

Harvey, Miss

31/32 – in 1892 Miss Harvey is Wesleyan schoolmistress

Harvey, Mr John

31/32 – in 1892 Mr J, and in 1894 John listed as farmer

33/8 Mr John– in 1897, 1900 listed but no trade

HARWOOD, John

36 – Will Proved 1810 – Victualler [of The Plough]

Harwood, Percy

20 – 1950, farmer at The Spinney

Hatfield, Miss Sarah (later Mrs Hardy)

Hardy, Hugh  

16 – 02/05/1726 – Hugh Hardy married Sarah Hatfield        

Hatfield, Robert

Hatfield, Jane (née Ashwell)

16 – 16/11/1775 – Robert Hatfield married Jane Ashwell

Hawkes, Miss Jane (later Mrs  Roberts)

Roberts, Mr John

16 – 20/05/1852 – John Roberts married Jane Hawkes          

2 Mr John Roberts – in 1863 occupies 1a (The Laurels) in Inn on Green farm as undertenant to John Fryer.

Haywood, Thomas

Haywood, Sarah (née Peet)

16 – 01/03/1847 – Thomas Haywood married SarahPeet

Hazzard, John

Hazzard, Mrs Alice (née Richardson)   

16 – 17/11/1695 – John Hazzard married Alice Richardson     

Headland, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Ellis)

Ellis, William

16 – 01/06/1863 – William Ellis married Elizabeth Headland.               

Heath, William

Heath, Mrs Jane (née Jackson)           

16 – 14/01/1746 – William Heath married Jane Jackson          

Heath, Mr Maurice

Newark Advertiser 24.9.1952 Coddington Nutty, J Hollingworth & Son’s friesian was the winner of the Sinclair Cup for best dairy beast at Colingham show.  Also appearing in the larger picture Maurice Heath (lived at Bungalow, Drove Lane and was cowman at MDF – Jim Wright was the milkman for Mr Hollingworth).

Heather, Miss Jone (later Mrs Crosbe)

Crosbe, Will(ia)m

16 – 27/07/1663 – Crosbe Willm married Jone Heather.         

Heaton, Miss Sarah (later Mrs Asling)

Asling, Edward

16 – 23/04/1787 – Edward Asling married SarahHeaton.                  

Hebblethwaite, Henry Hirst

Hebblethwaite, Mrs Hannah (née Bryan)

16 – 02/06/1885 – Henry Hirst Hebblethwaite married Hannah Bryan       

Heginbotham, Edward

19 – In 1957 lives at Manor House, The Green

Hemsley, Mr Henry

28 – In 1872 listed as gardener. 

Hendrey, Mr Harold

15 – In Harold Hendrey got a Good Attendance award. 

Hennell, Edward

Hennell, Mrs Martha (née Bryan)

16 – 07/07/1872 – Edward Hennellmarried Martha Bryan

Henson, Jon R

18 – 1961 at Coddington Moor Cottage

Henton, John

Henton, Mrs Sarah

Henton, William

Henton, Mary

Henton, Henry

35 1841 Census  –

John Henton, age 45, b~1796, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer

Sarah Henton, age 40, b~1801, Y( in Notts.)

William Henton, age 10, b~1831, Y( in Notts.)

Mary Henton age 7, b~1834, Y( in Notts.)

Henry Henton, age 85, b~1756, N(not in Notts.),

Folio 6/ 862

Henton, William

Henton, Mrs Mary (née Bailey)

16 – 15/02/1855 – William Henton married Mary Bailey

– see above

Henton, John

Henton, Mrs Mary (née Pilgrim)

16 – 11/12/1845 – John Henton married Mary Pilgrim

Henton, Mr Arthur

Henton, Mr John

15 On Rev Frederick Taverner’s map of 1857 two Hentons are mentioned, living either side of the carpenter Edward Else: Arthur – 2 children; John – 5 children. 

Henton, Miss Mary (later Mrs Barker)

Barker, William

16 – 28/10/1873 – William Barker married Mary Henton – see above 

Henton, Olive

Henton, Ellen

Henton, Robert

Henton, Jessie

Henton, Ethel

Henton, Sarah

Henton, William

15 Children at the school:

In the following got good attendance awards:  Sarah, William. In Feb 1878 William got a certificate of proficiency, and both he and Sarah had 3s returned for three passes.

In 1893 the following got good attendance awards: Olive, Ellen, Jessie and Ethel.

Henton, Emily (later Mrs Parkes)

Parkes, Mr Samuel

15 In June 1883 the school managers sacked John Robert and his daughter Mary Walster.  Joseph Chauntry Hunt and Emily Henton were appointed their successors. Emily was a 24 yr old spinster living with her parents near Well Green – her salary was to be £5/yr. In Dec 1883 she suddenly married and gave up her post without a day’s notice.

16 – 06/12/1883 – Samuel Parkesmarried Emily Henton

8/ Mr S – in 1900 Red Lion Inn

Henton, Joseph

Henton, Mrs Rosa (née Bean)

16  – 03/04/1877 ­- Joseph Henton married Rosa Bean

– see below

Henton, Mr Joseph

Henton, Ms Rosa

3 Mr Joseph – d 19.2.1944 aged 88; b~1856

3 Ms Rosa – d 4.6.1946 aged 91; b~ 1855

Henton, Miss Sarah Rebekah (later Mrs Judson)

Judson, William

16 – 23/05/1878 – William Judson married Sarah Rebekah Henton      

Henton, Miss Ann (later Mrs Bryan)

Bryan, Henry

16  – 14/02/1878- Henry Bryan married Ann Henton.                      

Henton, Miss Jane (later Mrs Scott)

Scott, John

16 – 25/05/1880 – John Scott married Jane Henton

Henton, Alfred

Henton, Mrs Elizabeth (née Johnson)

16 – 04/11/1886 – Alfred Henton married Elizabeth Johnson

? See below for soldier son?

Henton, Miss Sarah (later Mrs Fletcher)

Fletcher, George

16 – 22/11/1892 – George Fletcher married Sarah Henton.         

Henton, Miss Charlotte (later Mrs Davis)

Davis, David

16 – 25/02/1896 – David Davis married Charlotte Henton.       

Henton, Miss Alice (later Mrs Turfitt)

Turfitt, George Henry

16 – 06/11/1900 – George Henry Turfitt married Alice Henton  

Henton, Mr Arthur

Henton, Mrs Clara

3 Mr Arthur- d 8.9.1945 aged 54; b~1891

10/21/22 Mr Arthur – in 1941-2 landlord at The Plough Inn

3 Mrs Clara ? d 1.6.1962 aged 73; b~1889

Henton, Mr Alfred

Henton, Mr John

1 Mr Alfred – lost in WW1 – cottage No63 in Lot 42 on E side of Well Green (in 1863 was occupied/owned by Francis Dalton).

1/2 Mr John – in 1918 occupied cottage in three-cottage range Lot 39 at NW corner of Well Green; in 1920 auction cottage formed Lot 2 – check

Henton, Miss Ivy

=Mrs Ivy Simpson

12 Miss Ivy – first wife of Fred Simpson. (Fred Simpson = eldest son of Sam/Edith (née Walster).  Edith Simpson =5^th child of George Snr/Mary Walster.)

Henton, Mr Montague

3 Mr Montague – d 19.7.1973 aged 66; b~1907

Henton, Charles

18/19  – at Balderton Lane

Henton, Montague

18/19 –  at 22 Main Street

Heslam, Miss Rebecca (later Mrs Daubney)

Daubney, George

16 – 20/05/1838 – George Daubney married Rebecca Heslam.     

Heslem, Sarah

Burton, Mr William et al

Burton, Mrs Lucy

Burton, John

Burton, Sarah

Burton, Lucy

Stanley, John

35 1841 Census

Sarah Heslem, age 100 b~1741, N(not in Notts)

(is this a typo??)

In household of

WilliamBurton, age 50 farmer, wife Lucy Burton, age 50 and their remaining family

John Burton age 25, Sarah Burton age 10, 

Lucy Burton, age 9.

Also John Stanley, age 15Agricultural labourer

Folio 5, 862

Heslem, Ms Lucy

Heslem, Mr William

Heslem, Mrs Eliza

3 Ms Lucy – d? – daughter of William and Eliza

Hesling, Nancy

19– 1957 at Mill View, Newark Road

H-nsley, Mr Henry

H-nsley, Mr William

3 Mr Henry – d Christmas 1870 – son of David & Elizabeth

3 Mr William – d Christmas 1870 – son of David & Elizabeth, brother of Henry

Hickling, William

Hickling, Mrs Mary (née Oxby)

16 – 09/12/1858 ? William Hicklingmarried Mary Oxby     

Hickman

36 – Will Proved 1730 Husb

HickmanMiss Mary (later Mrs Mastin)

Mastin, John

16 – 05/02/1771 – John Mastin married Mary Hickman         

HickmanMiss Anne (later Mrs Bramwell)

Bramwell, Samuel     

16 – 23/04/1793 – Samuel Bramwell married Anne Hickman.          

Hickman, George

15 – [In 1887 there was a severe winter and widespread illness amongst the schoolchildren] – George was seriously ill. 

32 – in 1894 George Hickman is listed as a gardener.

Hill, Miss Annie (later Mrs Mettham)

Mettham, Mr John

16 – 19/02/1883 – John Mettham married Annie Hill       

Hilton, Mr William

6 Mr William – in 1832 farmer

25/26 In 1844 and 1848 listed as a corn factor.

Hilton, William et al

Johnson, William

Johnson, Samuel

Newstead, Thomas

Cullen, Elizabeth

Aslin, Eliza

Hunt, Harriet

Crosby, Eliza

35 1841 Census  –

William Hilton, age 36, b~1805, Y( in Notts.),farmer

— William Johnson, 25, b~1816, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer

— Samuel Johnson, 15, b~1826, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer

— Thomas Newstead, 20, b~ 1821, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer

— Elizabeth Cullen, 30, b~ 1811 N(not  in Notts.), housekeeper age 30.

— Eliza Aslin, age 11, b~1830, Y( in Notts.), Female Servant.

—Harriet Hunt, age 15, b~1826, Y( in Notts.), Female Servant.

— Eliza Crosby, age 13, b~1828, Y( in Notts.), Female Servant.

(Folio 8, Piece 862)

Hilton, Elizabeth

Elizabeth Hilton, age 45, born Lincs (widow on 1861, 71 & 81 Censuses)

Charles Hilton, age 6, born Coddington

Emily Hilton, age 2, born Coddington

Alfred Hilton, age 1, born Coddington

Hipkiss, Mr A

8 – Mr A – in 1900 police constable

Hitchcock, Mr Leonard

3 – – Mr Leonard

Hobman, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Wightman)

Wightman, John

16 – 01/11/1636 – John Wightmanmarried Elizabeth Hobman    

Hodson, Miss Mary (later Mrs Mastin)

Mastin, William

16 –  10/06/1823 – William Mastin married Mary Hodson           

Hodson, Joseph

Hodson, Mrs Sarah (née Petch)

16 – 12/12/1825 – Joseph Hodsonmarried Sarah Petch

– see below

Hodson, Joseph

Hodson, Sarah

Hodson, John

Hodson, Charlotte

Hodson, Henry

35 1841 Census  –

Joseph Hodson, age 55, b~1786, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer

Sarah Hodson, age 45, b~1796, Y( in Notts.),

John Hodson, age 11, b~1830, Y( in Notts.),

Charlotte Hodson, age 9, b~1832, Y( in Notts.),

Henry Hodson, age 5, b~1836, Y( in Notts.),

Folio 10;862

Hodson, Miss Charlotte

(later Mrs Bellamy)

Bellamy, William

16 – 21/06/1858 – Bellamy William married Charlotte Hodson (see above, age?26)      

Hodgson, Joseph

24 – In 1853 Joseph Hodgson listed as a shopkeeper

Holcroft, Mr Heneri

Holcroft, Mr John, Knight

Holcroft, Mrs Ann

3 Mr Heneri – d 6.10.164- aged 40 – son of John of Holcroft Lancashire, Knight

3 Mrs Ann – d -.4.1629 aged 60 (b~1569) ? wife (to John) – had 4 sons and 6 daughters

Stone in floor.

Holland, Samuel

Holland, Mrs Mary (née Pilgrim)

16 – 04/08/1844 – Samuel Hollandmarried Mary Pilgrim

Holland, John

Holland, Charles

Holland, Henry

Holland, Jane

Holland, Ellen

Holland, Frank

15 In Feb 1871 John Holland got a good attendance award. On 1March 3^rd 1877 John received a certificate of proficiency In period 1873 – 1877 John, Charles got good attendance award ? though Charles writing was criticised by the vicar in an inspection of March 1877.

In Feb 1878 3s was returned to Henry Holland for passing in 3 subjects. In 1878 – 1882 3s was refunded for passing in three subjects to Henry, Jane, Ellen and Frank Holland.

Hollidge, Ms Mary

7 15 Ms Mary – in 1864 teacher at Wesleyan Day and Sunday school.  Sunday school built in 1858 will seat 80 – 40 attend (2 pupil-teachers Sarah Ridley and Mary Fearfield supported her in 1861).

Hollingworth Dairies Ltd.

Mr James Hollingworth

Mrs xxxxx

Mr (G) Fred Hollingworth,

Hollingworth, Mr George F

10 Hollingworth Dairies Ltd.- dairy farmers Newark 566

18 –  Dairy plant at 56 Albert St, Newark

Mr James and sons G Fred, living in The Inn on the Green – then Manor Dairy Farm

18/19 – at Manor Dairy Farm

Hollingworth, Mr James

Hollingworth, Mrs Florence

Hollingworth, Mr Jim

Hollingworth, Mr Henry

Hollingworth, Mr (G) Fred

= Hollingworth, Frederick

Hollingworth, Mrs Dorothy

3 Mr James – d 12.5.1964 aged 97 (b~1867)? father of Mr G Fred

2 /3 Mrs Florence – d 18.11.1947 aged 79, b~1866 – mother of G Fred, wife to Mr James.

James – Committee Member of Newark Branch of Notts NFU, 1912 b- picture in P Lyth’s ?History of Nottingham Farming.

9/10/21/22 – in 1928, 1932,  James  farmer (Tel Nwk 281X7)

1936-8 ? 1942, farmer Tel Nwk 566

18/19/20  -1950 – at Manor Farm Cottage, The Green

Sons of James and Florence:

Mr Jim (Jnr).

Mr Henry – Quarry Farm, Hawton

Mr (G) Fred-? MDF and NFU.

10/20 – Frederick 1950, farmer Tel Nwk 566

Oral

Lived at Manor Dairy Farmhouse until his death. His widow survived him by about a year. See MDF papers.

Holling(s)worth, Mr (G) Fred Holling(s)worth, Mrs Dorothy

Holling(s)worth, Mr Michael

Gardner, Mrs Judith (née Hollingworth)

Gardner, Mr Robert James McIntosh

2 children

No s in Hollingworth.

Dorothy died after these inscriptions collected.  Occupied Manor Dairy Farmhouse.

3 Mr G Fred – d 1.5.1985 in 79^th year – husband of Dorothy, father of Michael and Judith

2 Mrs Dorothy – d xxxxx in 79^th year – wife of Fred, father of Michael

3 Mr Michael ? d 10.5.1960 aged 24, only son of Fred and Dorothy (Leukemia)

2 Mrs Judith Gardner (née Hollingworth), daughter of Fred and Dorothy.

Gardner, Mr Robert James McIntosh – husband of Judith.  In 1985 they had 2 children. (Newark Advertiser 8.3.1985 – Fred’s obituary)

Holmes, John

Holmes, Mrs Sarah (née Smalley)

16 – 23/11/1804 – John Holmes married Sarah Smalley        

Holmes, Miss Eliz (later Mrs Fotherby)

Fotherby, George

16 – 09/01/1816 – Fotherby George married Eliz Holmes

Holmes, Samuel

Holmes, Catherine

35 1841 Census

Samuel Holmes, age, 75  b~1766 Y(in Notts), Agricultural labourer

Catherine Holmes, age 75 b~1766  N(not in Notts),

Folio 12, 862

Holmes, Mary

Holmes, Mary

Holmes, Sarah

35 1841 Census

Mary Holmes, age, 50  b~1791 N(not in Notts), widow

Mary Holmes, age 15 b~1826 Y(in Notts),

Sarah Holmes, age 25 b~1816 Y(in Notts),

Folio 7, 862

Holmes, Henry

Lawson, Mr William et al

Lawson, Elizabeth

Lawson, Mary

Lawson, William jnr

Bennett, George

35 1841 Census

Henry Holmes, age 20 b~1821, Y(in Notts), quarryman

Living in the household of William Lawson, age 40, Agricultural labourer and his wife Elizabeth Lawson, age 45, and their two children Mary Lawson, age 10, William Lawson, age 4.

Another quarryman George Bennett, age 45, also lived in the household

Folio 9, 862

Holmes, Sophia

Grocock, George et al

Grocock, Mrs Ann

Grocock, William

Grocock, Mary

Dolby, Thomas

35 1841 Census

Sophia Holmes, age 10 b~1831 Y(in Notts) female servant

Living in household of George Grocock age 25 Agricultural labourer, Ann Grocock age 25 and family William Grocock age 3, Mary Grocock age 6m. Also in household Thomas Dolby, age 15 male servant.

Folio 12, 862

Holmes, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Lewin)

Lewin, John

16 – 24/03/1845 – John Lewin married Elizabeth Holmes           

Holwell, John S

18/19 – 1957-1961 at County Police House Newark Road

Hool, Miss Mary (later Mrs Ashwell)

Ashwell, Mr Stephen

17 – Mary Hool of Winthorpe married Mr Stephen Ashwell of Coddington, at Elston Chapel on 24.1.1743

Hooper, Thomas

Hooper, Mrs Isabella (née Yealand)

16 – 27/10/1873 – Thomas Hooper married Isabella Yealand         

Hooton, Robert

15 In Robert Hooton got a good attendance award. 

Horner, Philipp

36B – Philipp Horner, labourer, Codington – Will dated 10.6.1557; Proved 7.10.1557; York ref Vol15 pt2 Fol17          

Hornsby, Ms Jean

3 Ms Jean –  d 16.1.1977 aged 55; b~1922

Horton, Edward

Horton, Mrs Ann (née Dunn)

16 – 22/06/1789 – Edward Horton married Ann Dunn

Horton, John

Horton, Mary

Horton, Ann

35 1841 Census  –

John Horton, age 65, b~1776, N(not in Notts.), Agricultural labourer

Mary Horton, age 65, b~1776, N(not in Notts.),

Ann Horton, age 40, b~1801, N(not in Notts.),

Folio 9;862

Horton, Mrs Babara (née Blades)

Horton, Mr Peter

12 Mrs Babara (née Blades) – b 1944 – only daughter of Daisy and Edward Blades, grand-daughter of George Roland /Ruth Walster, great-grandaughter of George Snr/ Mary Walster.

Married 1971 – Peter Horton (b 1940)

12 Mr Peter – b 1940 – husband 1971 of Mrs Babara (née Blades).

Horton, Colin

18/19 – at Manor Farm Cottage

Horton, Mr Lewis

3 Mr Lewis – d 20.5.1973 aged 69

Hough, Miss Mary (later Mrs Wilson)

Wilson, Joseph        

16 – 26/11/1787 – Joseph Wilson married Mary Hough

Hough, Stephen

Hough, Mrs Ann (née Pacey)

16 – 17/03/1795 – Stephen Houghmarried Ann Pacey 

Hough, Stephen

Hough, Mrs Eliz (née Strapps)

16 – 05/08/1819 – Stephen Houghmarried Eliz Strapps          

Hough, Thomas

Hough, Mrs Elizabeth (née Moor)

16 – 28/04/1823 – Thomas Hough married Elizabeth Moor           

Hough, Stephen

Linney, William

Linney, Sarah

35 1841 Census  –

Stephen Hough, age 70, b~1771, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer

 – living in household of (perhaps his daughter?)

William Linney, age 45, b~1796, Y( in Notts.), Cottager

Sarah Linney, age 50, b~1791, Y( in Notts.),

Folio 10;862

Hough, William,

Hough, John

Drayton, John et al

Drayton, Mary

Drayton, Ann

Drayton, Mary

35 1841 Census

William Hough, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts),

John Hough, age 14 b~1827, Y(in Notts), blacksmith

Living in household of John Drayton, age 30 Agricultural labourer, Mary Drayton, age 35 and family Ann Drayton age 4, Mary Drayton age 2.

Folio 9, 862

HOUGH, William

HOUGH, Mrs Ann (née WALLHEAD)

Hough, Mr Richard

3 Mr Richard – d 18.10.1904 aged 67, b~1837

30/31/32/33/8 Mr R – in 1881, 1892, 1894, 1897 and 1900 threshing machine owner

Hough, Mrs Betsey

34 – in 1912 listed as threshing machine owner.  Widow of Richard.

Hough, Miss Sarah Ann (later Mrs Staniland)

Staniland, John

16 – 04/11/1867 – John Staniland married Sarah Ann Hough    

Hough, Mr William

5 Mr William – father to Mr George Henry

6/7/8/25/27/28/29/30/31/32/33 Mr William – blacksmith in 1832, 1844,1864, 1869, 1872, 1879, 1881, 1892, 1894, 1897 and 1900 (All same man? surely not)

26/24 In 1848 and 1853 William Hough listed as blacksmith

Hough, Miss Lavinia (later Mrs Goodband)

Goodband, William

16 – 25/09/1884 – William Goodband married Lavinia Hough.

3 Ms Lavinia – d 17.10.1947

3 Mr William – d 19.8.1904

Hough, Mr G H

= ?George Henry

Hough, Mrs Minnie

Hough, Mr G H

13 Mr George Henry – in 1916 agricultural engineer, threshing machine owner, and haulage contractor.

3 Mr George Henry – d 3.4.1930 aged 65

3 Mrs Minnie – d 3.6.1936 aged 71 – wife to George Henry, and mother

33 – In 1897 Mr G H is listed as engine driver.

5 GH is threshing machine owner.  Minnie/GH parents of Harry and daughter. Daughter married Harold Bombroffe, Corn merchant of Coddington.  Harold Bombroffe died 1.3.1943

31/8 Mr G H – in 1892, 1900 – engine driver.

1 Mr G H – in 1918 cottage in Lot 39 (part of 3- cottage range at NW corner of Well Green)

9/22/23 1923- 1928, 1932 – Hough and Sons, agricultural engineers, threshing machine owners, haulage contractors & blacksmiths. Tel Nwk 281X3

21 – Hough and Sons – 1938 haulage contractors, Tel Nwk 66

18 – 1961 atGreenfields Newark Road

Hough, Mr Harry

1 Mr Harry – in 1918 cottage in Lot 41 in NE corner of Well Green (in 1863 was occupied by James Hall).

5 Mr Harry – Threshing machinist – son of George Henry /Minnie

9 1928 – Hough and Sons, agricultural engineers, threshing machine owners, haulage contractors & blacksmiths. Newark 281X3

20 – 1950  Tel Nwk 66, p.res

Hough, Miss Ruth Annie = Mrs Ruth Annie Walster

12 Miss Ruth Annie – b1884 d 1969 aged~85 – in 1905 married George Roland Walster – mother to Phylis, Daisy, Sonny (=George H) and Donald Walster, and their descendents.

Hough, Mr Edward

10/20/21 – 1938 – 1942 – 1950 at Mill View, p.res

Hough, Mr Herbert Edwin

5 Mr Herbert Edwin

18/19 –  1957-1961 at Mill View

Hough, Patrick H

18/19 –  1957-1961 at Ardfern, Newark Rd

Hough & Sons

Hough Bros.

9 1928 – Hough and Sons, agricultural engineers, threshing machine owners, haulage contractors & blacksmiths. TN Newark 281X3

10/21 1936 (281X3) – 1941 -2  Hough and Sons, haulage contractors. Tel Newark 166 / 66

 Had contract to demolish the Hall – Porch from conservatory.

20 –  1950 (Bros.) haulage contractors

D W Houlston Farms

2 11.8.1982 – purchased land and farmyard of Manor Dairy Farm on the retirement of Fred Hollingworth.

Howitt, Mr Thomas

7 Mr Thomas – in 1864, but no trade listed

Hoyes, George

Hoyes, Mrs Lucy (née Shaw)

16 – 04/02/1799 – George Hoyes married Lucy Shaw 

Hoyes, Elizabeth

35 1841 Census  –

Elizabeth Hoyes, age 50, b~1791, N(not in Notts.), widow

Folio 12;862

Huckerby, William

Huckerby, Mrs Hannah (née Barnsdale)

16 – 30/01/1824 – William Huckerby married Hannah Barnsdale