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Family Tree Maker Descendants of John Nutter Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 NUTTER was born 1791 in Briercliffe, Great Marsden, and died Bet. 1861 - 1864 in Burnley, Lancashire. He married SARAH SPENCER 07 Feb 1813 in Burnley, Lancashire1. She was born 1790 in Little Marsden, and died Bet. 1851 - 1859 in Burnley, Lancashire. Notes for JOHN NUTTER: 1841 John & Sarah both aged 50 + 3 sons James (24), Quick (23), Samuel (22) & 3 daughters, Susan (15), Marey (17), Sarah (7). Living in Holt Hill, Briercliffe with Extwistle. John is married to Ann. No Alice ( if indeed she was John & Sally's) married or died?. 1851 John (60) & Sarah (60) living in Nelson Houses, Little Marsden. All weavers. James (24), Quick (22) are at home + Samuel (21) & Ann (daughter-in-law 21- Samuel's wife) & grandaughter Sarah (4 mths.) Mary is married to Bannister Leaver. 1851 - 61 Wife Sarah died. 1861 Widower John, 70, 'old and infirmed', is living with son Samuel, Powerloom Cotton Weaver (31) & his wife Ann (32) in Cop Row, Briercliffe. 2 sons James (8), Robert (3 mths.) & 2 daughters Mary Ann (2) & Sarah (10). 1871 Samuel & Ann aged 40 living in Grove Terrace, Great Marsden with Sarah (20), James (18), Robert (10), Willie (5), Thomas (3), & John (1). No Mary Ann! 1881 Samuel, cotton weaver aged 57 & Ann (57), living in Victoria Street, Nelson. James, Robert, William, Thomas, John & Ann at home. 1885 Ann died. 1891 Samuel (widower) living at 32, Holbeck Street, Burnley with John (21) & Ann (18). All cotton weavers. 1894 Samuel died. Notes for SARAH SPENCER: Christened 15/8/1790 at St. Bartholomews. Children of JOHN NUTTER and SARAH SPENCER are: 2. i. JOHN2 NUTTER, b. 09 Apr 1816, Pig Hole, Briercliffe, Great Marsden; d. 02 Jan 1896, 9, Netherfield Road, Nelson, Lancashire. ii. ALICE NUTTER, b. 21 Feb 1819, Pig Hole, Great Marsden. Notes for ALICE NUTTER: Alice NUTTER Born 21 February 1819 John Sally Pighole in Briercliffe Haggate Baptist Chapel iii. SARAH NUTTER, b. 07 Sep 1820, Pig Hole, Great Marsden; d. Nov 1821, Buried Haggate Baptist Chapel. Notes for SARAH NUTTER: Sar?)ah (Dau) NUTTER Born 7 September 1820 John Sally Pighole in Briercliffe Haggate Baptist Chapel Burial Sarah NUTTER 27 November 1821 Haggate Baptist Chapel 3. iv. MARY ANN NUTTER, b. 11 Jun 1823, Pig Hole, Great Marsden; d. Bef. 1857. 4. v. SUSANNAH NUTTER, b. 29 Jan 1825, Pig Hole, Great Marsden; d. Bet. Jan - Mar 1892, Registered in Burnley. vi. JAMES NUTTER, b. 1826, Briercliffe, Great Marsden; d. Dec 1853, Buried Haggate Baptist Chapel. Notes for JAMES NUTTER: 1851 Cotton weaver aged 24, living in Nelson Houses, Little Marsden with parents. 1851 census is the 1 last when he is mentioned. Burial:James NUTTER Nelson Marsden 27 16 December 1853 Haggate Baptist Chapel 5. vii. QUICK NUTTER, b. 1829, Briercliffe, Great Marsden; d. Bet. Apr - Jun 1881, Registered in Burnley. 6. viii. SAMUEL NUTTER, b. 1830, Briercliffe, Great Marsden; d. Bet. Oct - Dec 1894, Registered in Burnley. ix. SARAH NUTTER, b. 1834, Briercliffe, Great Marsden; d. Bet. 1841 - 1851. Notes for SARAH NUTTER: Not in 1851 census & too many Sarah Nutters to be sure when she died. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN2 NUTTER (JOHN1) was born 09 Apr 1816 in Pig Hole, Briercliffe, Great Marsden, and died 02 Jan 1896 in 9, Netherfield Road, Nelson, Lancashire2. He married (1) ANN HALSTEAD3 03 Sep 1838 in St. Peter's Parish Church, Burnley4, daughter of JOHN HALSTEAD and SARAH WATSON. She was born 15 Oct 1820 in Hag Gate, Briercliffe, Great Marsden, and died 24 Jun 1852 in Little Marsden, Lancashire5. He married (2) NANCY INGHAM Bet. Oct - Dec 1854 in Registered in Burnley. She was born Abt. 1810 in Briercliffe, Great Marsden, and died Bet. Jan - Mar 1892 in Nelson, Lancashire. Notes for JOHN NUTTER: John NUTTER Born 9 April 1816 John Sally Pighole in Briercliffe Haggate Baptist Chapel (Briercliffesociety.co.uk) I wonder if this is the correct John - why didn't he marry at Chapel? 1838 John married Ann Halstead at St. Peter's Church (Burnley Parish Church). Religion - C. of E. Henry Halstead (Ann's brother) and John Spencer were witnesses. (Marriage certificate). 1841 Weaver aged 25, married to Ann 20, 2 children Robert (2) & Ellen (5 mths.) Living at Holt Hill, Briercliffe with Extwistle. Ann's sisters Phoebe (22) & Sarah (18) live next door (also James 1). In 1851 the census was taken on 30th March. James was 3 months old then, so he must have been born in January 1851. He was the only child to have been born in Little Marsden, so the family must have moved between 1848 (John's birth July - September) and January 1851. 1851 John is a beamer* aged 34, married to Ann 30. The family live at Pye Grove, Little Marsden (St. Paul's area). Robert (11) & Ellen (10) + 3 more children Susannah (8) Should this be Sarah Ann? In 1861 census Sussannah is 13 (b. 1848?) but 1 of them is missing from 1851 census. John (2) & James (3 mths). *A beamer was employed to wind the warp on the roller (beam) before putting it on the loom. Parkfield Mill at the top of Railway Street was the nearest mill. 1852 Ann died 24th June from consumption. She was 31 and there was no doctor present. Sarah Nutter made her mark on the certificate as she was present at Ann's death. Daughter Sarah was 9 at the time. (Death certificate). John married Nancy Ingham between October& December 1854. Their son Benjamin was born in 1857. 1861 John is a cotton warp beamer, 44, living at Belle Vue, (St. Johns), Great Marsden with Nancy, 7 children and 3 step-children (Halstead, John & Martin). Stepdaughter Ellen (21) & Mary Foulds (1) are lodging. Ellen (nee Ingham) had married John Foulds in 1859. He died in 1860 so Ellen came to live with her mother and stepfather. Ellen Nutter had married in 1859. 1871 Living in Claremont Terrace, Nelson. Susanah 23, James 20 & Benjamin 14, are at home, as well as Ellen (nee Ingham) & Mary Foulds (11). All the Ingham children have left home, as well as Robert (married), Sarah Ann (married), Mary (married) and John (married). 1881 Aged 65 & a cotton warp beamer. Living in Netherfield Road, Nelson. Benjamin 24, Mary & Ellen still there. Susannah (staying with Sarah Ann & husband, Richard) & James (married) weren't there. 2 1888 Benjamin married Elizabeth Jolley. 1889 Elizabeth died aged 26. 1891 Living at 9, Netherfield Road, Nelson. Nancy is called Mary (81 right age). John is 74, living on own means. Benjamin is a widower (34), Frederick Nutter is 1 and Ellen Foulds (John's stepdaughter) is 57. 1896 John, retired cotton twister, died from old age, aged 79, on 2nd January in Nelson. Benjamin was present at his death at 9, Netherfield Road, Nelson. See notes for Benjamin for 1901. Notes for NANCY INGHAM: Widow of John Ingham weaver born 1816. 1841 Married to John & living at Pig Hole Mill, near William (17) & Betty Nutter (12). 1851 Widowed weaver, living with 6 children at Hibson (Houses?) near Railway Inn, Little Marsden. 1854 Married John Nutter. Children of JOHN NUTTER and ANN HALSTEAD are: 7. i. ROBERT3 NUTTER, b. Bet. Apr - Jun 1839, Briercliffe, Great Marsden; d. 09 Nov 1901, Buried Haggate Baptist Chapel. ii. ELLEN NUTTER, b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1841, Briercliffe, Great Marsden; d. 15 Oct 1900, Registered in Burnley.; m. WALKER PEEL, Bet. Oct - Dec 1859, St. John the Evangelist, Great Marsden6; b. 1838, Marsden, Lancashire; d. Bet. Oct - Dec 1904, Registered in Burnley.. Notes for ELLEN NUTTER: 1841 5 months old living at Holt Hill. 1851 Living at Pye Grove with parents. 1859 Married Walker Peel, 23, a wheelwright from Marsden. 1861 Living at Lower Rakehead, Burnley (St. Peters). Ellen is a cotton weaver aged 20. 1871 Can't trace. 1881 Living at 2, Robinson Street, Burnley. Walker is wheelwright - no children. Martha Maria Windle (21) is a general servant from Burnley. Martha is William Windle's granddaughter (Ellen's cousin John's daughter). 1891 Aged 50 & living at Croft Top, Higham with Walker, a farmer - no children. 1900 Ellen died on 15th October. 1901 Walker is a widower aged 63. He is living in Wheatley Lane, Barrowford and working as a blacksmith & wheelwright. 1904 Walker died aged 67. Notes for WALKER PEEL: 1901 Widower. Blacksmith & wheelwright, living in Wheatley Lane, Barrowford. 8. iii. SARAH ANN NUTTER, b. Bet. Oct - Dec 1843, Briercliffe, Great Marsden; d. Bet. Jan - Mar 1909, 21, Victoria Street, Nelson. 9. iv. MARY NUTTER, b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1845, Briercliffe, Great Marsden; d. 09 Dec 1909, Registered in Burnley. v. SUSANNAH NUTTER, b. Bet. Oct - Dec 1847, Briercliffe, Great Marsden. Notes for SUSANNAH NUTTER: 1861 Cotton Weaver aged 13. 1871 Worsted Weaver (23). 1881 Living with sister Sarah Ann & husband Richard at 21, Victoria Street, Nelson. (Martha & Mary at #13, Luke & Susan at #23). 1891 Single, weaver aged 44 & living with sister Mary & husband Greenwood Pickles at 8, North Street, Nelson. 1901 WHERE WAS SUSANNAH? She is not in census as Nutter in any county acc.to Ancestry. She is not registered as deceased. There are 5 possible marriages between 1891 & 1901. Father, John Nutter, was living in Netherfield Road. The local church was St. John the Evangelist in 3 Barkerhouse Road, C. of E. The only marriage to take place there for a 'Susannah Nutter' was in 1891 to John Harrison. Susannah would have been 42. Can't trace her in 1901 as S. Harrison. Maybe she thought that she was too old for a church wedding? 1892 James William Kirshaw married a Susannah Nutter at St.
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