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Title: NOTT family
Post by: BC on Monday 11 July 05 12:55 BST (UK)
Looking for connections with anyone researching the name NOTT in Devon.

Best wishes,
BC
Title: Re: NOTT
Post by: Nelly R on Sunday 15 January 06 12:40 GMT (UK)
I have Nott relatives who moved to Huron county Ontario in the mid-1800's
Nelly
Title: Re: NOTT
Post by: Trees on Tuesday 29 August 06 17:50 BST (UK)
Our Devon NOTTS are from Beaford
Descendants of Athur NOTT and Margaret Marshall m 1723 with 6 ch the oldest Hester 1724 m Henry FOLLAND of Dolton in Beaford
Title: Re: NOTT
Post by: scarrnz on Friday 24 November 06 04:02 GMT (UK)
I have a lot of details about the Nott family of Ashbrittle, Somerset, later in Holcombe Rogus, Hockworthy and East Anstey in Devon.  Happy to share with other Notts!

SCarr
Title: Re: NOTT
Post by: Kittykat1898 on Monday 23 April 07 16:54 BST (UK)
Hi again BC,
we corresponded on this site some time ago no re: the Notts. Since then I have, with help from some "new cousins" managed to get back as far as circa 1500. Mostly in the Nymet, St George, area but also George Nympton, Chittlehampton and Chulmleigh areas. Please get in touch if you think I could help.
Title: Re: NOTT
Post by: NSWelshwoman on Saturday 10 September 11 09:48 BST (UK)
I too have Nott forebears in Chittlehampton - I can go back to Elias Nott born there in 1688, and would be very interested to hear from anyone who would be happy to share any information about Elias and his forebears.
Title: Re: NOTT
Post by: billkent on Monday 12 September 11 17:01 BST (UK)
There are photographs of members of the Nott family on the Dolton website at: www.dolton.org.uk  'People past and present'.
Title: Re: NOTT
Post by: NSWelshwoman on Monday 12 September 11 22:00 BST (UK)
Thank you Billkent I will take a look.
Title: Re: NOTT
Post by: sjdavid on Tuesday 13 September 11 21:12 BST (UK)
My GGG Grandmother was Thomasine Nott, baptised 7th March 1818 in East Anstey, she was the daughter of James Nott and Ann Norrish.

When searching the parish records form East Anstey I recorded the following burial dates -

Ann   c1791                    6th Oct 1861 aged 70yrs
John Babbage   c1859    5th March 1865 aged 6yrs
Henry  c1834                  9th Dec 1863 aged 29yrs
Samuel  c1829                6th Nov 1842 aged 13yrs
Anne  c1819                   7th Dec 1828 aged 9yrs
William                           20th Nov 1833 (infant)
John                               23rd June 1826 10 months
Thomas  c1811              11th June 1868 aged 57yrs (suicide cut his throat, inquest verdict 'temp insanity)

Also,  Sarah (London) c1820               18th Dec 1891  aged 71yrs

          James (Dunsley Mill)  c1782       4th Nov 1855  aged 73yrs

regards

Steve
Title: Re: NOTT family
Post by: NSWelshwoman on Wednesday 14 September 11 06:55 BST (UK)
Thank you Sjdavid for all those names and dates - I will check them against my Notts.
Title: Re: NOTT family
Post by: Trees on Wednesday 14 September 11 11:01 BST (UK)
It looks like a popular name in Devon mine are all between the Torridge and the Taw
I wonder will  they all meet up if we go back far enough?  :)
Trees with Notts in Fremington, Topsham and Beaford though strangely not in Dolton Bill how odd is that?
Title: Re: NOTT family
Post by: billkent on Wednesday 14 September 11 11:23 BST (UK)
Hi Trees,
The Nott family owned a traction engine and combine harvester and living in the village, did the threshing for all the local farmers in and around Dolton, it was not unusual to see the traction engine towing the combine harvester, a trailer, a small caravan and an austin seven hitched up behind on the roads. You can see them all in one of the photographs with the traction engine.

Bill.
Title: Re: NOTT family
Post by: Trees on Wednesday 14 September 11 11:43 BST (UK)
 :)
Just love the Austin 7 dad had a 1927 one at one time Strange I cant link the Dolton and Beaford NOTTS though
Title: Re: NOTT family
Post by: sjdavid on Tuesday 11 October 11 20:34 BST (UK)
Nott of Hockworthy additional information

baptisms - Thomas son of James and Joan Nott, pauper baptised 22nd Oct 1786
 
Title: Re: NOTT family
Post by: sjdavid on Tuesday 11 October 11 20:43 BST (UK)
Nott of Hockworthy additional information

baptisms - Thomas son of James and Joan Nott, pauper baptised 22nd Oct 1786
                  Thomazin daughter of James and Joan Nott baptised 26th Jan 1789
                  Joan daughter of James and Joan Nott baptised 4th Feb 1791

marriage - James Nott & Joan Collman 27th March 1780 in Hockworthy.

burial - Joan wife of James Nott 4th Feb 1791

It appears that Joan was buried on the same day her daugther was baptised.

I have not been able to find the baptism of James Nott c1782 (Hockworthy). Any ideas where he was baptised.

Title: Re: NOTT family
Post by: billwebb on Thursday 05 April 12 17:35 BST (UK)
Hi,   My grandmother Rose Knill had a sister Alice Maud Knill who married Reginald Lawrence, his daughter Margaret Married Aubrey Nott in Barnstaple about 1952.   Alice maud and Rose Knill had another sister Ivy Grace Knill who married Arthur William Clemence - his mother was Florence Horrell born 1882 married Charles Clemence in Barnstaple Dec 1900.  Bill Webb
Title: Re: NOTT family
Post by: SueHK on Friday 04 May 12 13:38 BST (UK)
Quote from: sjdavid on Tuesday 11 October 11 20:43 BST (UK)
Nott of Hockworthy additional information

I have not been able to find the baptism of James Nott c1782 (Hockworthy). Any ideas where he was baptised.



I'm also descended from James NOTT and Joan COLMAN, via their daughter, Joan NOTT, who married Daniel JENNINGS on 1 Jan 1816 at Pitminster, Somerset.

I don't have an exact date, but I was told that James NOTT (born circa 1782) was baptised at Holcombe Rogus, Devon, as was his sister Sarah (1783), while his brother, John NOTT was bap 16 Jul 1780, Ashbrittle, Somerset.

Cheers,

Sue