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Nott Family Memorials [Microform] PRIVATELY PRINTED. > "- •"•1 '"'"¦' %£<s&'&-&**&?:&&• '. --V LONDON: .*- -;f.Hr .. k ;itaGHßi?i HU&HEB, PBINTBBS, 24 WABDOUB; STBKBT, W. __ __ __ t U : : John Neale Pleydcll Nott=fCatherine, dau'r of Robert Joseph Nott, a Surgeon. Boger Nott,Surgeon=pBarah Lowle, dau'r of Eev. Doctor Several died of Braydon, Capt. R.N. Andrews, Esq., of Lower Twice married. Died at inJamaica. [ Lowle of Stone, co.Gloucester. young. Born July 3, 1732. Grosvenor Street, London. Madras, s.p.,Nov. 1769. | BornSJune 12, 1736; died I j [ Aug.8, 1817, aged 81.- John Neale Nott. Arabella. Edward LowleNott. (Alllivingand infants in1765.) John Nott, Edward Nott, clerk,=r=Mary Messman, then of Beading, George Nott, Diana Nott,=fJas. Hare Joliffe, Esq. Elizab. Nott, Three children, boru Feb. Rector of Weeke, but of French extraction (Mon- midshipman mar. Oct.24, gui ob. May 21, 1836. diedunmar. died young. 24,1771. Hants, born March sieur Messman of Nismes quitted 8.N.,b0rn24 1800. Nov. 6, 1868. Lieut.R.N. 15, 1774 ;died April France after the Edict ofNantes, July, 1778'; j Died un- 22, 1842, and settled in London as a silk died unmar. I SMjßfld in manufacturer), born 19 March, of yellow Elizab. Hare Joliffe.=7=Wm. Long,Esq., M.A.Oxon. J.P. Co. Somerset. TuJPa of 1769 ;married 10 April, 1799 ; fever, 18 2nd son ofWalter Long,Esq., of Preshaw House, yellow died 28 March, 1851. Aug. 1795. Hants, and of Muohelney, co. Somerset. Living fever Aug. « 1879. 18,1794. j T [ , William Long,=j= John Neale Henry Long. Elizab. M.D.Long. eldest son. /j\ 2nd, Mary E.R., eldest dau'r=l. John Neale Nott,=lst, Elizab. AnnBenet, 2nd, Mary Bargrave Bridges=2. Edward Bunbury Nott,=plat, Miss Reid of of Sir Wm. Burnett, M.D.and Capt. R.N., born 14 dau'r of Thos. Calley, of Eastry Court, Kent, died born March 4, 1802, Capt. St.Helena, dau'r K.C.B. s.p. Aug. 1800 ;died 20 Esq., ofBurderop Park, Nov.10, 1878. B.N. Died July 9,1875. of Dr.Beid,mar. Oct. 1849. Wilts, married May 12, 1829. •- **- 1827. Edward Thos. Nott,=pMary 8. Hollis Henry Nott, Geo. Frederick Nott, 5. Bunbury 2. Maria Elizabetb,^=Albert 6. Cecilia,born Mary Emma, Capt. 8.N., born Harriette Capt. inMarine Artil- born Sept. 8, 1836. Augustus, born Feb. 28,1883 ; Segram, July 4,—1840. born March Sept. 7, 1831; mar. Bazely. lery, born Dec. 21, Married 8 Sept. 1836, b. 23 Nov. died 22 Dec. 1878. Lieut. 81st, 1847. 31 Oct. 1861 ; died 1834 ;died 1875. Anne Eliza Glasse. 1837 ;d. in Ist Royal 7. Sarah Mary, Oct. 26th, 1874. childhood. Regt, born Sept. 1841 ; died inchildhood. Grace Catherine Neale, St. Leger Luard Neale. Percy Pleydell Neale, Beatrice Eleanor Cecil Montagu Charles Dudley. Two other born 25 July, 1863. born 8 May, 1871. LongstaS, born Bunbury, born Ouningham. — children, 24 Nov. 1861. 5 April,1863. Muriel, died young. B $tfrijjm of J&itt of £oittmm anD Brapoon, 2KStlts, ' — The Abms op Nott, granted in1587. (See Edmondson's Heraldry.') Aems. Azure, on a bend between three leopards' faces or,' as many martlets gules. Crest. — A martlet argent, ducally crowned or, Jwlding inbeak an olive branch vert. But Arms are ascribed to Nott inStow's Survey of London,' p. 564 (edition 1632), to John Nott,— 1363, Lord Mayor. He was Sheriff, 1350 (page 552). — Eably DATA. OF Nott. John Nott, citizen and pepperer, twice" Lord Mayor of London, 1363" 1367, temp. Edw. 111. John, the Bon of John Nott of Aynford or Ashford, inKent, 1587. The original Nott Motto was Nil desperandum," changed to Pacem sed Coronatam." The Crest and Motto were changed temp. Charles 11. Roger Nott, citizen of London, a younger son of the Notts of Kent.=f= (1) Sir Thomas Nott, eldest son ;father of Thos. Nott of Obden, co.'Worcester, Esq. (2) Edward Nott of Bradon, in^Elizabeth, dau'r of Living time of the Visitation of Gloucester. Marked K5 the* College com. Wilts. Living, aetat. Edward Sewster, at co. ' in'' — " "" ofArms as certified byIsaac Heard' (Lancr). " . "', -70,-1683. Co. Huntingdon. Roger Nott, Edward Nott of=pAnne, dau'r of,Wm. Webb, .Thomas, died -Rebeqoa Nptt, mar. Susannah, wife of Mary, wifeofAugustine Several others Horhe, student at Minty, co. Glos. alias Richmond of Lideard atSuratta^Mn .'Thos. citizen .Thos. .Rich" of Kinchin of Southington, who died Oxford. setat. 42 and up- Milicent, co. Wilts, widow East India, v and jeweller of ,' North Cerney, co. Par. Overton, co. Hants, young. Diedunm. wards (1683). of Edmund Webb ofMinty. coalebs. London. Glouc. '' " '' =r__j2 '_ • j pi j p : ? . ; ", I Ann, aged Elizabeth and Edward Nott, Joseph Nott, waß=pArabella, dau'r of^ndhusb.tfhos, Brown Philip Nott,=p Mary Webb, dau'r and sole about 6 Susanna, twins, eldest son, »t. afterwards of Chas. Pleydell of of Minty,gent, gui ob. t aged about heir of Edmund Webb ; - M years, aged about 13, about 17, 1683. Minty,co. Glouc, Midgshall,- cq. June 5, 1738, buried at- 8y ,1683. wife of Thomas Brocas of 1683. and buried there ;• Wilts,;quBß ob. 19 Minty. :> ; Beaurepaire, co. Southants, 168Jfr ¦ . ,< ¦. "• _ ?¦• Esq., d. aged about 12 y*V Aug.• 1744. .• - s.p. 1683. .. Elizab. Pleydell Lettice Nott, John Nott,Esq.,=r=Eli«ibeth, dau'r of Hen. Neale '"•Arabella Brown.=TrWm. Caljey, Esq., of Philip Nott,=p Nott,married wifeof Rev. ofBraydon, co. of Allesley, co. Warwick, and • • . > Burderop, co. Wilts. a Bristol j Rich* Franklin Dr.Butter- Wilts, guiob. 24 grand-dau. of John Neale, Esq., I merch*. [ of Wroughton, fieldofMid. June, 1763, bur. of Dean, and Anna, dau'r of | | co. Wilts, Esq. Claydon, co. at Cricklade. N Henry Cromwell of Upwood, Thos. Brown Galley, Esq.sf:1778, Elizab., only dau'r Joseph Nott B.p. Bucks, B.p. Co. Huntingdon (1641). of Barderop. of John Rowls, Esq. (Jamaica). Thomas Calley, Esq.,?2oth July, 1802, Elizabeth Anne Keck of of Burderop. IStoughton Grange, co. Leic. inter. [alios f ( Eliz. Ann Benet Calley, died 20th=12th May, 1827, John Neale Nott,Esq., i a Aug.1827. (Burkes ComI,'vol.iv.) R.N. (See other lineNott, marked A.) I B_ 3. George Nott,Major-General, born Jan. 19, 18O5.=j=Jane, da. of Anthony Robinson 4. Henry Nott,Lieat.-General,=Sophia, dau'r of Rev. Robinson Married at Madras, 19 April,1826 ;and 2ndly, Mrs. Sheppard of Youghal, co.Cork, born July 14, 1810 ;married Elsdale, D.D. No issue. W. Hood Wason, da. of Prosper de Mestre. Ireland. 1850. Edw.Henry Nott, John, born 7=r=Dau'r ofRev. Mr.Brownrigg, 1dau., Mary,=i=Major W.C.P. Haines, 2 dan,, Bmelie Jane,=i=Major-General Sir b. 25 April,1828 ; Deo.1830. Ico. Wicklow, in Ireland. born 25 Dec. Madras Staff Corps. born 20 Aug. 1834 ; Chas. Doyley.Barfc. d. 29 Oct. 1876. Com' R.N. 1831. Died died May, 1867. John George Latham, Yera Elise, born William George, born 28 Aug. Mary Catharine, Mary Luahington, born July, 1856 ; mar. Arthur F. bom 6 May, 1871. 21 August, 1872. 1856 ; Ceylon CivilService. b. 27 May, 1857. Bernard of Combe Raleigh, Honiton. 1 dau., Mary Ann,=r=Wm. Alex. Willis, 2 dau., Catherine,=f=Major-General John 3 dau., Elizabeth Jane=F Edwin Henry Atkinson, 19th Madras N.I. born June 7, 1802 ; Oapt. R.N. b. March 3, 1808 ; Maxwell Glaase of Nott,b.Aug.13, 1813 ; Major-General inIndian Army. Living1878, mar. July 26, 1827 ; mar. 5 Aug.1851 ; Bombay Artillery. married 4 July, 1839 ; at Lower Walmer, Deal. Son of Stephen diedFeb. 11,1875. d. Jan. 15, 1865. Died.... living1878. Atkinson, Esq., of Beaminster. Alexander Paul, William Wynch George Back, James Legge, born George Harry Bickard, Arthur Georgina Flora, Mary Anne born 29 April, born 3 Oct. 1838 ;Major 29 April,1841 ; born 7 May, 1846 ; Clevedon, born 20 May, Francis, born 1833; died Retired, Royal Marines. Major Bengal Commander R.N., born 10 1828 ;mar.Rev. 23 October, April,1853. Staff Corps. Retired. June, 1851. Mr.Elton. 1839. Catherine Anne, born 25 May, 1842 ; Charles Edward, Capt. H.M.'b 103d Emily Mary, born 7 July, 1846 ; Anne Eliza, born 28 Oct. 1848 ;mar. 29 mar. 2 June, 1870, William, son of Regt., born 6 Dec. 1843 ;mar. 10 mar. 5 May,1871, Charles Martin, Aug. 1872, George Frederick Nott, son of Joseph Phelps of Madeira. Jan. 1873, Harriette Montgomery, son of Rev. Edward Russell. Capt. Edward Bunbury Nott. da. ofWm. Brock. Louisa Margaret, born Stephen Edward, AliceMary,born 6 Feb. Jane Elizabeth, Edwin George, William, born John Meomass, Mary Sophia, born ¦14 May, 1840 ;died 18 bom 22 Sept. 1841. 1844. Mar. to Captain born6Aug.lB4s. born 16 Dec. 23 August, born 15 April, 11 Dec. 1853 ;died May, 1857. Major Madras Edw. Harden, H.M.s Married P. H. 1846. 1848. 1851. 21 April,1855. Staff Corps. 109 th Regt. Osbornc, Esq. CROMWELL, NEALE, NOTT, etc. Sir Richard Williams assumed the name of Cromwell from his maternal uncle^Frances, dau'r and coheir of Sir Thos. Murphyn, Thos. Cromwell, Earl of Esses, and was of Hinchinbrook. Knighted byHen. ILord Mayor of London. Married 1518. VIIL,1540. Living 1542. Sir Henry Cromwell of Hinchinbrook,=pJoan, dau'r and heir of Sir Ralph Warren, Knt.,Lord knighted byQ. Eliz.,1663. Died 1603. Mayor of London 1636 ;ob. 12 Oct. 1684. 1. Sir Oliver Cromwell of Hinchinbrook.=f=Elizab., dau'r of 3. Henry Cromwell=T=Margaret, da. of 2. Robert Cromwell, settled=T=Elizabeth, dau'r of Sir Knighted by Q. Eliz. Created K.B.by Lord Chancellor ofUpwood, 3rdson.
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