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Superintendant of Police – see also Police |
1 Superintendant of Police – cottage in lot 59 [plot next to Brownlow House]. 9 in 1928 – County Police Station
13 Mr Thomas William Catton – in 1916 constable, County Police |
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Sander, Miss Diana (later Mrs Hanks) Hanks, Thomas |
16- 16/08/1634 – Thomas Hanksmarried DianaSander |
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Sanders, Miss Jessie = Mrs Jessie Simpson |
12 Miss Jessie = Mrs Jessie Simpson, wife to Reg Simpson (= grandson of George Snr/Mary Walster) |
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Saunders, Miss Ann (later Mrs Parkes) Parkes, John |
16 – 03/07/1814 – John Parkes married Ann Saunders |
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Sausam |
36 – Will Proved 1591 same as below (Ref is also identical to Clarke Will – typo?) |
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Sausam, Richard or Sansam, Richard |
36B – Richard Sansam or Sausam, husbandman of Coddinngton – Will dated 28.12.1588; proved 6.12.1591; York ref Vol24 Fol750 (Ref is also identical to Clarke Will – typo?) |
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Saxby, Ann
Cargill, Hannah Cargill, William Cottam, Mary |
35 1841 Census Ann Saxby, age 15 b~1826, N(not in Notts), Female servant.
Living in household of Hannah Cargill, age 73 farmer; William Cargill, age 40 farmer. Also present: Mary Cottam, age 70 Independent. Folio 5; 862 |
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Scaife, Mr Joseph Dyson |
9 Mr Joseph Dyson – in 1928 No2 Coddington Hall |
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Scantham, John Scantham, Mrs Marie (née Walker) |
16 – 10.8.1627 – John Scantham married Marie Walker |
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Scantham, Miss Marie (later Mrs Dann) Dann, John |
16 – 27/04/1673 – John Dann married Marie Scantham |
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Scant(h)am |
36 – Will Proved (?) 1729 Labourer |
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Scarborough, Ernest |
10/18/19/20/21 – 1938 – 1942 – 1950 – at The Hawthorn’s, Newark Road, p.res |
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Scargill, Mr William |
25 – in 1844 William Scargill listed as farmer. |
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Scott, John Scott, Mrs Jane (née Henton) |
16 – 25/05/1880 – John Scott married Jane Henton |
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Scott, Florence |
19 – 1957 at The Old Vicarage |
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Scott, John Scott, Mrs (née Southern) |
16 – 08/08/ 1887 – John Scott married – Miss Southern |
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Scottingham, Mr Roland |
3 Mr Roland – d 9.9.1912 aged 40 |
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Seagrave, Mr John |
6 Mr John – in 1832 farmer |
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Seagrave, Mr John Seagrave, Mary
Seagrave, John jnr Seagrave, Mary jnr
Dunn, William Waster, Thomas Vessey, James Shipman, Ann |
35 1841 Census – John Seagrave, age 55, b~1786, N(not in Notts.), farmer Mary Seagrave, age 50, b~17916, N(not in Notts.), John Seagrave jnr, age 20, b~1821, N(not in Notts.) Mary Seagrave, age 20, b~1821, N(not in Notts.)
William Dunn, age 20, b~1821, Y( in Notts.), male servant Thomas Waster, age 20, b~1821, Y( in Notts.), male servant James Vessey, age 15, b~1826, Y( in Notts.), male servant Ann Shipman, age 20, b~1821, Y( in Notts.), female servant Folio 13;862 |
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Sedens, Miss Mary (later Mrs Carby) Carby, John |
16 – 21/09/1767 – John Carby married Mary Sedens |
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Selby, Frank W |
18/19 – 1957-1961 at Balderton Lane |
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Sellars, Ms Vera Sellars, Mr Charles F |
3 Ms Vera – d 25.1.1979 aged 59 3 Mr Charles F– in 1928 The Plough PH |
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Sesson, John Sesson, Mrs Mary (née Smith) |
16 -05/10/1779 – John Sesson married MarySmith |
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Sewell, Rev C |
15 Rev C – In Jan 1873, made first inspection of National School recorded in [Rolf] Vernon’s book. Report of Feb claimed the younger classes do good work but the rest are inferior. That year £23-0s-0d was awarded to the managers, who gave John and Sarah Roberts a total of £11 10s 0d. Also examined the school in 1874 and 1875, and 1885-6 |
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Sharp, Emma
Blackburn, Mr William et al Blackburn, Ann Blackburn, Ann Blackburn, George Blackburn, Edward Blackburn, Samuel |
35 1841 Census Emma Sharp, age 11, b~1830, Y(in Notts), Female servant.
Living in the household of William Blackburn, age 30, publican [of The Red Lion]. His wife Ann Blackburn, age 30 and their young family: Ann Blackburnage 7, George Blackburnage 3, Edward Blackburnage 2, Samuel Blackburnage 3m. Folio 8, 862 |
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Sharpe, Mr William Sharpe, Mrs Helen |
34/13 Mr William – in 1912, 1916 sub-postmaster 1 Mr William – cottage in Lot 35 3 Mr William – d 27.7.1937 aged 76; b~1861 3 Mrs Helen – d 3.3.1946 aged 80 – wife to Mr William; b~1864 10/21 – 1938 (Tel Nwk 642) – 1942 Mrs Helen Sharp – shopkeeper & PO |
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Sharp, Miss Frances A |
18/19/20 – 1950 (shopkeeper & PO)- Post Office. Daughter of William and Helen. |
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Shaw, Miss Lucy (later MrsHoyes) Hoyes, George |
16 – 04/02/1799 – George Hoyes married Lucy Shaw |
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Shaw, Ajos Shaw, Mrs Elizabeth (née Leek) |
16 – 23/06/1748 – Ajos Shaw married Elizabeth Leek |
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Shaw, Frederick Shaw, Mrs Martha (née Johnson) |
16 – 29/05/1880 – Frederick Shaw married Martha Johnson |
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Shelborne, Leeson Shelborne, Mrs Mary Ann (née Mayfield) |
16 – 24/11/1894 – Leeson Shelborne married Mary Ann Mayfield |
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Shelbourne, Walter |
18/19 – 1957-1961 at Beaconfield Farm |
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Shemilt, Jesse |
18/19 – 1957-1961 at Lindale Cottage, Chruch Lane |
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Shepherd, James
Fryer, Francis et al Fryer, Millicent
Hadkinson, William Linn, William Smith, John Becket, Sarah
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35 1841 Census – James Shepherd, age 15, b~1826, N(notin Notts.)
In household of Francis Fryer, age 50, farmer Millicent Fryer, age 40, (second wife) and the children John Fryer, age 15, Ann Fryer, age 3, (dau of second wife?). Also three young male servants and one female servant.
(Folio 12, Piece 862) |
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Shephard, Reginald |
18/19 – 1957-1961 at 6 Main Street |
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Shewell, Walter P |
18/19 – 1957-1961 at Wellfield Balderton Lane |
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Shillock, Miss Catherine (later Mrs Small) Small, John |
16 – 23/09/1817 – John Small married Catherine Shillock |
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Shipman, Ann Seagrave, Mr John et al Seagrave, Mary Seagrave, John jnr Seagrave, Mary jnr
Waster, Thomas Vessey, James Dunn, William
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35 1841 Census Ann Shipman, age 20 b~1821, Y( in Notts.), female servant
In household of John Seagrave, age 55 farmer, Mary Seagrave, age 50, John Seagrave jnr, age 20, Mary Seagrave, age 20.
Also Thomas Waster, age 20 male servant William Dunn, age 20, male servant James Vessey, age 15, male servant Folio 13;862 |
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Shiriffe, Thomas |
36B – Thomas Shiriffe, Codington – Will dated 26.5.1557; Proved 1.10.1557; York ref Vol15 147(2?) Fol361 |
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Shough, Arthur W(illiam) |
10/18/19/20/21 – 1938 – 1942 – 1950 at Oakleigh Beckingham Road, p.res |
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Sibsey, John
Beedham, Ann Carr, Charles |
35 1841 Census John Sibsey, age 20, b~1831, N(not in Notts), Male servant.
In household headed by Ann Beedham, age 25, Female servant Charles Carr, age 15,, Male servant. live near the Youngs – servants of theirs? (Folio 5, Piece 862 |
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Siddall, Robert Siddall, Mrs Katherine (née Handley) |
16 – 21/01/1669 – Robert Siddall married Katherine Handley |
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Sidde, Robert Sidde, Mrs Mary (née Stertevant) |
16 – 08/12/1670 – Robert Sidde married Mary Stertevant |
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Siddons, John Siddons, Mrs Eliz (née Atherton) |
16 – 05/10/1835 – John Siddons marriedEliz Atherton |
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Sills, William
ORDOYNE [ORDOYNO], Mr Garret (Snr2) et al ORDOYNE, Margaret [aka Margaretta] ORDOYNO, Caroline ORDOYNO, Garret jnr2 ORDOYNO, Anne ORDOYNO, Jane ORDOYNO, Henrietta
Simpson, George Stanley, Charlotte Hage, Elizabeth |
35 1841 Census William Sills, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts) Agricultural labourer
In household of Garret ORDOYNE [mis-spelling of ORDOYNO], age 70 b~1770, N(not in Notts [bapt in Oundle 5th Dec 1770]), farmer. Margaret ORDOYNE [aka Margaretta ORDOYNO], age 61 [There is slabstone under the Lady Alter within Coddington All Saints church: “Beneath this stone Leith the remains of Margaretta, Wife of Garret ORDOYNO who died December 26 in the year of our Lord 1841 Aged 62 years.” Their family remaining at home Caroline ORDOYNO [who never married], age 30, Garret ORDOYNO jnr age 30, Anne ORDOYNO, age 25, Jane ORDOYNO, age 20, Henrietta ORDOYNO, age 15. Fellow servants also in Household George Simpson, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts) Agricultural labourer Charlotte Stanley, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts) female servant Elizabeth Hage, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts) female servant Folio 5; 862 |
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Simms, Joseph Simms, Mrs Mary Elizabeth (née Hallam) see also Sims |
16 – 21/10/1889 – Joseph Simms married Mary Elizabeth Hallam |
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Simons, Thomas Peregrine H Simons, Mrs Mary (née Miller) |
16 – 22/09/1874 –Thomas Peregrine H Simons married Mary Miller |
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Simpson, George
ORDOYNE [ORDOYNO], Mr Garret (Snr2) et al ORDOYNE, Margaret [aka Margaretta] ORDOYNO, Caroline ORDOYNO, Garret jnr2 ORDOYNO, Anne ORDOYNO, Jane ORDOYNO, Henrietta
Sills, William Stanley, Charlotte Hage, Elizabeth |
35 1841 Census George Simpson, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts) Agricultural labourer
In household of Garret ORDOYNE [ORDOYNO], age 70 b~1771, N (not in Notts), farmer. Margaret ORDOYNO, age 61 [There is slabstone under the Lady Alter within Coddington All Saints church: “Beneath this stone Leith the remains of Margaretta, Wife of Garret ORDOYNO who died December 26 in the year of our Lord 1841 Aged 62 years.” Their family is remaining at home; Caroline ORDOYNO age 30, Garret ORDOYNO jnr age 30, Anne ORDOYNO age 25, Jane ORDOYNO, age 20, Henrietta ORDOYNO age 15. Fellow servants also in Household William Sills, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts) Agricultural labourer Charlotte Stanley, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts) female servant Elizabeth Hage, age 15 b~1826, Y(in Notts) female servant Folio 5; 862 |
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Simpson, Mr Samuel Simpson, Mrs Edith née Walster
Simpson, Mr Fred Simpson, Mrs Ivy (née Henton) Simpson, Mrs Mac Simpson, Mr Norman Simpson, Mr James
Simpson, Mr Reg Simpson, Mrs Jessie (née Sanders) Simpson, Mr Malcolm Simpson, Mr Graham Simpson, Mr Daniel
Simpson, Reginald A |
3 Mr Samuel 12 Mr Samuel Simpson married Edith Walster? NO RELATION to Nellie or Margaret Simpson who also married into the Walster family. 3 Ms Edith 12 Mrs Edith (née Walster) – b1884 – 5th child and eldest daughter of George Walster Snr 1858 – 1934 and Mrs Mary Walster (née Roberts) – mother of Fred and Reg and their descendents. 12 Mr Fred – son of Sam and Edith – married twice ? first wife Ivy Henton second wife – Mac? (mother of Norman and James Simpson) 12 Mr Reg – son of Sam and Edith – married Jessie Sanders and father of Malcolm Simpson and Graham Simpson (and his son, Daniel Simpson)
18/19 ? 1957 – 1961 at The Laurels |
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Simpson, Reginald A |
18/19 ? 1957-1961 at The Laurels |
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Simpson, Miss Nellie = Mrs Nellie Walster
Simpson, Miss Margaret= Mrs Margaret Walster |
12 Miss Nellie = Mrs Nellie Walster – m Reg Walster (=grandson of George and Mary Walster, son of Thomas and Emily Walster). Sister of Margaret Simpson who married Reg’suncle Harry Walster (13th son of George and Mary Walster) 12 Miss Margaret = Mrs Margaret Walster – wife to Harry Walster (=13th son of George and Mary Walster) – sister of Miss Nellie. Nellie and Margaret are not related to Edith’s (néeWalster, Harry’s older sister) husband, Samuel Simpson.
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Simpson (George?) |
1 in 1918 cottage No60 in Lot 40 (N-range of Well Green 2-up/2-down cottages) |
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Simpson, Mr John Henry |
10/21/22 Mr John Henry – in 1932, 1936-8, 1941 – 2 farmer 150a Manor Farm |
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Simpson, Samuel |
20 – 1950 at The Red Lion Public House |
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Simpson, Harold |
18/19/20 – 1950 – at The Manor [Farm] |
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Simpson, Newcombe |
10/20/21 – 1938 – at The Laurels, p.res |
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Simpson, J
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18/19 – 1957-1961 at Folly House Farm |
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Sims, B Sims, M A
See also Simms |
15 – B and M A – Between 1886 and 1892 each received a school good attendance award.
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Sims, Robert Bates Sims, Mrs Alice (née Minkley) |
16 – 07/02/1900 – Robert Bates Sims married Alice Minkley |
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Sims, Miss Lizzie (later Mrs Earl) Earl, George Edwards |
16 – 15/05/1900 – George Edwards Earl married Lizzie Sims |
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Singleton, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Ward) Ward, John |
16 – 20/05/1756 – John Ward married Elizabeth Singleton |
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Singleton, George Singleton, Mrs Eliza Ann (née Smith) |
16 – 04/12/1877 – George Singleton married Eliza Ann Smith |
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Skelton, Thomas Skelton, Mrs Mary (née Harod) |
16 – 24/05/1790 – Thomas Skelton married Mary Harod |
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Slack, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Pratt) Pratt, Thomas |
16 – 16/05/1769 – Thomas Pratt married Elizabeth Slack |
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Slack, Miss Judith (later Mrs Bottom) Bottom, William |
16 – 27/01/1774 – William Bottom married Judith Slack |
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Slack, Mr Richard Slack, Mrs Elizabeth Children:- James (Jim) b.1916 – d. 1960 Kath – b.1920 Slack, Annie Elizabeth (Nancy) b. 3/11/1930 – d.25/11/2015 |
3 Mr Richard – d 3.3.1957 aged 66 10 Mr Richard – in 1941-2 farmer Drove La 20/21- Richard 1936-8, 1950 farmer, no address 3 Mrs Elizabeth – d 17.6.1973 aged 82 – wife to Mr Richard 18/19 – at Drove Cottage Nancy married Ralph Sleight 30/12/1950 – three children; John, Ann, Peter |
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Sleight, R J – A E |
18 – 1961 at 10 Valley View |
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Small, John Small, Mrs Catherine (née Shillock) |
16 – 23/09/1817 – John Small married Catherine Shillock |
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Smalley, Miss Sarah (later Mrs Holmes) Holmes, John |
16 – 23/11/1804 – John Holmes married Sarah Smalley |
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Smalley, Ann (later Mrs Lee), Lee, William |
16 – 14/05/1835 – William Lee married Ann Smalley |
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Smalley, Thomas Smalley, Mary
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35 1841 Census Thomas Smalley, age 75, b~1766, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer Mary Smalley, age 75, b~1766, Y( in Notts.) Folio 10/11;862 |
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Smalley, Peter |
25 – In 1844 Peter Smalley listed as at The Plough. |
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Smalley, William Smalley, Sarah Smalley, Mary Smalley, Thomas Smalley, Jane
Graves, William Graves, Lydia |
35 1841 Census William Smalley, age 25, b~1816, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer Sarah Smalley, age 25, b~1816, N(not in Notts.) Mary Smalley, age 5, b~1836, Y( in Notts.) Thomas Smalley age 3, b~1838, Y( in Notts.) Jane Smalley, age 1, b~1840, Y( in Notts.)
Also living in household William Graves, age 25, b~1815, Y( in Notts.), sawyer Lydia Graves, age 25, b~1815, Y( in Notts.) Folio 10;862 |
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Smalley, Miss Mary (later Mrs Rick) Rick, John |
16 – 20/05/1856 ? John Rick married Mary Smalley |
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Smalley, Miss Jane (later Mrs Elvidge) Elvidge, John |
16 – 01/12/1863 – John Elvidge married Jane Smalley |
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Smalley, Fletcher Smalley, Mrs Mary (née Crampton) |
16 – 24/10/1871 – Fletcher Smalley married Mary Crampton |
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Smalley, William Smalley, Mrs Eliza (née Johnson) |
16 – 22/10/1874 – William Smalleymarried Eliza Johnson |
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Smalley, Ada Smalley, Allen Smalley, Laura Smalley, Kate Smalley, Harry |
15 Ada – In 1875 received a good attendance award at school. In period 1878 – 1882 received 3s rebate for passing in three subjects. 15 Laura and Kate – in period 1886 – 1892 received a good attendance award at school. 15 Allen – In 1893 received a good attendance award at school.
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Smalley, Miss Ann (later Mrs Worthington) Worthington, Richard |
16 – 06/04/1885 – Richard Worthington married Ann Smalley |
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Smalley, Mr William |
2 Mr William – in 1863 occupied cottage 3d No 58 (N-range of Well Green 2-up/2-down cottages that in 1918 was occupied by Charles Richards) =? same William below?
33/8 Mr William – in 1897, 1900 carpenter 1 Mr William – in 1918 house occupied Lot 45 (The Gables) on corner next to church |
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SMITH, John SUDBURY, Joseph PILGRIM, Elizabeth
PRAT [PRATT], William JALLAND, Thomas
Birketts / Bell / Charity BELL, William TAYLOR, Mrs Mary (née BELL) TAYLOR, Thomas TAYLOR, Elizabeth (later Mrs BIRKETT) BIRKETT, Richard BIRKETT, William BIRKETT, Elizabeth (before widow LANGLEY née SQUIRE) BIRKETT, William jnr BIRKETT, Samuel BIRKETT, Elizabeth (née PRATT) 4 sons |
From Margaret ILOTT of Morehouse – In William BELL’s 1698 Will, he names John SMITH as a tenant of an ancient cottage, with the property left for lifetime use by William’s widowed daughter, Mary TAYLOR [widow of Thomas d. Dec 1686], and therafter his granddaughter Elizabeth BIRKITTS [BIRKETT]:
“And three ancient cottages in ye occupation of Joseph SUDBURY, Elnathan PILGRIM, and John SMITH, and two new erected cottages, in yeoccupation of William PRAT, and Thomas JALLAND, with their Appurtenances to them belonging, situate, and being in Coddington aforesd and one and twenty acres of meddow, in Holm meddows, in ye sd County of Nott; unto Mary my daughter, during her natural life, and from and after her decease I devest, and give ye same unto Elizabeth BIRKITTS my grandchild, and her heirs for ever …………“ Apart from other bequests (mainly to his five grandaughters) he also £2 left annually to the poor of Coddington out of land on Beacon Field.
Property passed into the BIRKETT family and was sold on death of Mrs [Elizabeth] BIRKETT at auction at The Plough in 1820. |
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Smart, Ms Ada Carrie |
3 Ms Ada Carrie – d 21.1,1942 aged 61; b~1881 |
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Smith, Thomas Smith, Mrs Dorothy (née Cartar) |
16 -10/12/1723 – Thomas Smith married Dorothy Cartar |
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Smith, Miss Mary (later Mrs Sesson) Sesson, John |
16 – 05/10/1779 – John Sesson married Mary Smith |
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Smith, Francis Smith, Mrs Ann (née Spray) |
16 – 24/12/1785 – Francis Smith married Ann Spray |
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Smith, George Smith, Mrs Ann (née Oats) |
16 – 22/10/1787 – George Smith married Ann Oats |
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Smith, John
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35 1841 Census – John Smith, age 75, b~1766, N(not in Notts.), Butcher (Folio 10, Piece 862) |
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Smith, John
Fryer, Francis et al Fryer, Millicent
Shepherd, James Hadkinson, William Linn, William Becket, Sarah
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35 1841 Census – – John Smith, age 14, b~1827, Y( in Notts.), Male servant
In household of Francis Fryer, age 50, farmer Millicent Fryer, age 40, (second wife?) John Fryer, age 15, Ann Fryer, age 3 (dau of second wife?). Also two or three other young male servants and one female servant.
– James Shepherd, age 15, – William Hadkinson, age 15, Male servant – William Linn, age 15, Male servant – Sarah Becket, age 14, Female Servant. (Folio 12, Piece 862) |
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Smith, Robert Smith, Harriet
Bryan, Mr William Bryan, Sarah Bryan, Charles Bryan, Sarah Bryan, Frances
Harmston, William Harmston, Elizabeth (née Bryan) Harmston, Sarah Ann
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35 1841 Census Robert Smith, age 20 Agricultural labourer Harriet Smith, age 15
In household of 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 William’s son in law William Harmston, age 20 b~1821, N(not in Notts), Agricultural labourer Elizabeth Harmston, age 20 b~1821, N(not in Notts), his daughter Sarah Ann Harmston, age 1 b~1840, Y(in Notts) grandchild Folio 11, 862 |
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Smith, Mr Joseph |
24 – In 1853 listed as machine owner 2 – Mr Joseph – pre 1863 had farm of 220 acres in Coddington. 27/28 – in 1869 and 1872 farmer at Beaconfield farm. 15 – In 1872, when the Church school was nationalised Joseph Smith was one of the managers and a Church Warden. He was also a manager of the Wesleyan Chapel School during its final years. |
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Smith, Miss Frances (later MrsYoung) Young, George |
16 – 31/05/1864 – George Youngmarried Frances Smith |
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Smith, Miss Eliza Ann (later Mrs Singleton) Singleton, George |
16 – 04/12/1877 – George Singleton married Eliza Ann Smith |
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Smith, Miss Susan (later Mrs Lee) Lee, John |
16 – 21/05/1889 – John Lee married Susan Smith |
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Smith, Thomas Lees Smith, Mrs Sarah Ann (née Clipstone) |
16 – 24/10/1889 – Thomas Lees Smith married Sarah Ann Clipstone |
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Smith, Mr W |
31/33 – in 1892 and 1897 farmer, Coddington. 32 – in 1894 William listed as farmer at Moor Farm. |
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Smith, Mr Francis Herbert M.A Cantab Smith, Mrs Mary Gertrude Smith, Ms Kathleen Isabella |
3 Mr Francis Herbert – d 10.10.1940 b 21.7.1876 – clerk in holy orders 3 Mrs Mary Gertrude – d 26.4.1949 b 17.3.1876 – wife to Mr Francis Herbert, mother of Kathleen Isabella 3 – Ms Kathleen Isabella – d 17.10.1922 b 16.8.1910 – daughter of Mr F H and Mrs M G ? born at Hussoorie in India.
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Smith, Revd Charles Really = Smith, Revd Charles Penswick Smith, Mrs M C Penswick
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3 Revd Charles P – d 28.12.1922 b 13.12.1844 – vicar for 32 years 1890 – 1922. 31/32/33/34 – in 1892, 1897, 1912 listed as Vicar, living at Old Vicarage. In 1894 the old vicarage was described as having been built in in 1874 at the cost of £1,600, £1,000 benefaction/subscription and a grant from Queen Anne’s Benefice. 3 Mrs M C – wife to Charles P 15 – He made his first visit to the National School on 10th Oct 1890. 23 – 1923 vicar (Th.A.K.C) |
Smith, Constance Penswick
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3 Ms Constance P – d 10.6.1938 b 28.4.1878 Constance, a friend of Ellen Porter inspired/founder of movement for the revival of the observance of Mothering Sunday throughout the English-speaking world – daughter of C P and M C – stained glass window in church |
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Smith, Ms Margaret Hilda Penswick |
3 Ms Margaret Hilda – d 14.1.1956 younger sister of Miss Constance Penswick SMITH |
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Smith, Mr John Colling = Smith, Mr John Cooling ? |
9/21/23 Mr John Colling – in 1923,1928,1938 farmer 10 Mr John Cooling – in 1941 farmer
D Newarks papers: former copyhold property owned by J.Cooling Smith in Coddington, Notts [relates to a house with outbuildings and orchards, three cottages and premises, a kitchen garden and orchard, and parcels of land in Third Key Acres, Second Key Acres, First Key Acres, Rush Close and Home Closes, all in Coddington.] |
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Smith, John C |
10/21/22 – 1932, 1936 – 1942 farmer (oral: Sunningdale Farm – Derek Kirton) 20 – 1950 at The Bungalow, p.res 18/19 – at Beckingham Rd |
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Smith, Colin L Smith, Janet |
18/19 – 1957-1961 at Almond Cottage, Newark Road- 2016 at “Black’s” Farm, Newark Road |
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Smith, Mr Percy Smith, Mrs Madge |
3 Mr Percy – d 8.12.1974 aged 82 3 Mrs Madge – d 29.5.1973 aged 79 – wife to Mr Percy, and mother |
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Smithson, Ms Emma Smithson, Mr William Smithson, Ms Emma Louise(=Louise??)
Smithson, Ms Margaret
Smithson, M Smithson, Ms Ella |
3 Ms Emma – d 3.5.1904 aged 68 3 Mr William – d 11.5.1896 aged 64
3 Ms Emma Louise – d 22.5.1896 aged 28 – daughter 15 Ms Emma Louise – aged 21 in July 1888, she became sewing mistress at the school. She had been a pupil-teacher at Christ Church School in Newark. In April 1890 Louise’s salary was raised to £30 year. She was listed as assistant mistress, but was ill and had to resign through delicate health on 24th Oct 1892. 15 Ms Margaret – in 1889, she joined her sister on the school staff as a monitor. In March 1890 she was taken ill – in April 1890 her part of the £62 6s 0d grant was £5 5s 0d. 15 M and Ella – between 1886 and 1892 both received school good attendance award.
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Snell, John Snell, Mrs Phebe (née Mottram)
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16 – 23/12/1794 – John Snell married Phebe Mottram
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Snell, John Snell, Mrs Hannah (née Barlow) |
16 – 06/06/1797 – John Snell married Hannah Barlow |
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Snell, Mrs Phebe (later Mrs Fletcher) Fletcher, Charles |
16 – 22/12/1806 – Charles Fletcher married Phebe Snell |
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Snell, Miss Eliz (later Mrs Pilgrim) Pilgrim, William |
16 – 30/12/1817- William Pilgrim married Eliz Snell see below – Elizabeth Snell a widow, almost certainly née Else and daughter of the miller. |
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Snell, Mrs Elizabeth
Else, William (snr) Else, William (jnr.) Else, Mr John (Millwright of Fulbeck) Else, Mary (of Norton Disney) Pidd, Mrs Phillis née Else Pidd, Mr Joseph Grocock, Mr William Grocock, Mrs Frances
Pigrim, John (of Shelford) Midbone, John ? Staunton, J ? |
36 – William Else Will Proved 1816 Miller Elizabeth Snell, widow witness /administrator [so probably daughter or relative] in legal papers resulting from William Else (miller) not having a Will.
The whole of the goods, chattles and credits of William Else dId not amount in value to the sum of one hundred pounds. Witnesses/administrators: J Staunton [signature hard to read so may not be correct] Frances Grocock, wife of William Phillis Pidd née Else, wife of Joseph John Else of Fulbeck, Millwright Mary Else of Norton Disney William Else John Midbone [hard to read] Yeoman John Pigrim of Shelford |
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Snow, Mr James (dec’d)
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2 trustees of Mr James Snow in 1863 owned land in Coddington |
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Snowden, Raymond F |
19 in 1957 at Elmswood Newark Road |
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Southerington? / Sutherington, Miss Sarah (later Mrs Cray) Cray, John |
16 – 03/08/1851 – John Cray married Sarah Sutherington. |
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Southerington, Thomas Southerington, Mrs Eliz (née Harrinson) |
16 – 27/11/1826 – Thomas Southerington married Eliz Harrinson |
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Southerington, Mr Gibbons Southerington, Mrs Hannah (née Worthington)
Southerington, Mr Thomas
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16 – 15/05/1858 – Gibbins Southerington married Hannah Worthington 2 Mr Gibbons – in 1863 occupied cottage 3b No56 (N-range of Well Green 2-up/2-down cottages in 1918 occupied by Robert Bryan)
2 Mr Thomas – in 1863 occupied cottage 3c No57 (N-range of Well Green 2-up/2-down cottages in 1918 occupied by William Checkley) |
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(Sutherington), Mrs Hannah Southerington ? |
29 – in 1879 Hannah Sutherington listed as dressmaker (see above). |
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Southerington, Mrss Mary Ann (later Mrs Thompson) Thompson, Henry
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16 – 15/07/1886– Henry Thompson married Mary Ann Southerington |
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Southerington, Miss Sarah Elizabeth (later Mrs Bryan) Bryan,Mr Arthur |
16 – 14/04/1890 – Arthur Bryan married Sarah Elizabeth Southerington |
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Southern, Thomas Southern, Mrs Ann (née Beck) |
16 – 07/05/1838 – Thomas Southern married Ann Beck |
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Southern, Ann Southern Ann, jnr
Beck, Charlotte
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35 1841 Census – Ann Southern, age 25, b~ 1816, Y( in Notts.), Ann Southern, jnr age 1, b~1840, Y( in Notts.)
In household of Ann’s mother Charlotte Beck, age 65, b~1776, Y( in Notts.), widow (Folio 12, Piece 862) |
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Southern, John Southern, Richard
Langton, Mr William Langton, Jane
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35 1841 Census John Southern, age 25 b~1816, N(not in Notts), Lime burner Richard Southern, age 20 b~1821, N(not in Notts), Lime burner
Living in household of William Langton, age 30 b~1811, N(not in Notts), Cordwainer Jane Langton, age 30 b~1811, N(not in Notts), Folio 8, 862 |
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Southern, John Southern, Mrs Jane Eliza (née Langton) |
16 – 05/10/1841 – John Southern married Jane Eliza Langton Is this his landlady or a relative of hers? Did William Langton die? |
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Southern, Richard Southern, Mrs Elizabeth (née Beck) |
16 – 21/11/1844 – Richard Southern married Elizabeth Beck |
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Southern, George Southern, Mrs Lucy (née Crosby) |
16 – 16/06/1857 – George Southern married Lucy Crosby |
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Southern, George Southern, Mrs Emma (née Rollings) |
16 – 26/03/1884 – George Southern married Emma Rollings |