ABBOTT William Abbot of Bradmore received lease from Sir John Willughby 30.6.1543. Robert Abbot married Alice Smyth of Bunny at Bunny 5.10.1566. Henry Sacheverell of Ratcliffe on Soar, Geoffrey Whalley of Idersay Derbyshire, William Hydes of Ruddington, Robert Abbotte of Bradmore, John Scotte the elder, son and heir of late Henry Scotte of Bradmore, and John Scotte the younger, son and heir of Richard Scotte of Bradmore agree 7.1.1567 to levy fine of lands, tenements and hereditaments in Bradmore, Ruddington and Cortlingstocke to William Kinder and Richard Lane, all lands, tenements and hereditaments in Bradmore to the sole use of Geoffrey Walley, and in Ruddington and 1 cottage and land in Bradmore to the use of Robert Abbotte for life and after his death to Richard Hodge. Alice Abbott married Oliver Martin of Normanton at Bunny 1.7.1570. James Abbot of Bradmore 20.10.1573, counterpart lease from Frauncis Willughby Ann Abbott married Robert Dawson of Bunny at Bunny 25.10.1588. Robert Abbot, of Bradmore? married Dorothy Walley of Bradmore at Bunny 5.10.1589. Margery Abbott married Jarvis Hall/Hardall of Ruddington at Bunny 28.11.1596. William Abbot of Bradmore, husbandman, married Jane Barker of Bradmore, widow, at Bunny 27.1.1600, licence issued 19.1.1600. 13.1.1613 John Barker of Newark on Trent, innholder, sold to Sir George Parkyns of Bunny knight and his heirs 1 messuage or tenement in Bradmere now or late in the occupation of William Abbott and Jane his wife; John Barker and his wife Johane covenant to acknowledge a fine of the premises within 7 years. Robert Abbotte of Bradmore 19.9.1612 excommunicated for incontumacy; incontinency with Anne Dickenson late of Bradmore. Also ref in document dated 9.4.1612. Mary Abbot of Bradmore mentioned 27.10.1660, relative of William H Tovey (IGI). Thomas Abbot married Elizabeth at Bunny 26.6.1660, relative of William H Tovey (IGI). Thomas Abbot son of Thomas and Elizabeth christened at Bunny 7.5.1661. Sarah Abbot married Hastings Marriott of Bunny at Bunny 27.9.1700. See Marriott. Anne Abbot daughter of Sarah Abbot of Bradmore bapt. at Bunny 28.1.1701. Robert Abbot of Bradmore married Sarah Hooton (Nottingham St Mary) by licence 3.1.1735. Samuel Abbot son of Robert and Sarah of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 24.1.1737. George Abbot paid by the Constable in 1801 for catching sparrows. Mary Abbott born 1795/6, Bradmore, maiden name not known, married John Abbot born 1802/3 Smalley, Derbyshire. 1841 John 35 butcher with wife Mary 55 born Bradmore, children Lydia 16, George 14, at Morley Derbyshire. 1851 John 48 farmer of 16 acres with wife Mary 55 and son John 20 born Smalley, at Smalley Common. 1861 John 59 farmer of 28 acres with wife Mary 66, children Lydia 35 born Sawley, John 30, at Smalley. 1871 John 69 farmer of 104 acres with 2 men and 1 boy, with wife Mary 76 and children Lydia 45 single, John 38, plus 2 servants at Morley Park, Morley. Mary Abbott died Oct qtr 1872, Belper district. John Abbott died 1873, Belper district.

ADAMSON Betsey (Elizabeth) Adamson born 1853 Bradmore, nee Attewell, daughter of John and Mary. July qtr 1879 married Francis Alfred Adamson, machine fitter, born March qtr 1852 Burton on Trent, son of John, letter carrier and Maria of 85 Harrington St, Burton. 1881 Francis A Adamson 28 machine builder with wife Betsey 28 born Bradmore and daughter Edith M 9 mths born Nottingham at 241 Arkwright St. Nottingham. 1891 Francis A Adamson 38 machine builder with wife Betsey 38 and children Edith M 10, Louise 8, scholar, born Nottingham at 241 Arkwright St. 1901 Francis A 49 machine manager in shirt factory, with wife Betsey 49 and children Edith M 20, clerk in Printing Dept, and Louise J 18 artist on own account working at home, at 3 Stratford Rd., West Bridgford. 1911 Francis Alfred 59, machine builder, with wife Betsey 59 (married 31 years with 2 children) and Louise Florence 28 single at 3 Stratford Rd., West Bridgford, 7 rooms.

AKERS Elizabeth Akers born c1780, Bradmore, maiden name not known. 1841 age 55 (should be 61) married to Robert 55 ag.lab with married daughter Ann 25 and her husband Edward Staples, 25, ag.lab and children Elizabeth 3 and Eliza 1, at Ratcliffe on Soar. Robert Akers died July qtr 1841, Shardlow district. 1851 Elizabeth 71 in son Joseph’s house, 30, ag.lab, with his wife Lydia 30 lacemaker born Witton Derbyshire and their children Robert 8, Samuel 7, Jane 5, Elizabeth 4 scholars, Thomas 2 and James 2 mths all born Ratcliffe on Soar, at Ratcliffe on Soar village. 1861 Elizabeth 81, farm labourer’s widow, with son Joseph 40 ag.lab and wife Elizabeth 39 born Alvaston Derbyshire, and their children Thomas 12, James 10 plougbboys, Ann 6, John 4 scholars, William 2, Arthur under 1 mth all born Ratcliffe on Soar, plus Elizabeth’s grand-daughter Mary Garner 12 nurse girl born Alvastone, in

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Ratcliffe on Soar. Elizabeth Akers born c1780 died Jan.qtr 1871 Shardlow district.

ALCOCK John Alcock born c.1791. 1841 at Colby Gate Lane Ruddington (listed after Easthorpe), 50, agricultural labourer, with wife Mary 40 school (sic), and children William 14, Robert 10, Edward 8 and Sarah 6. William Alcock born 1827, Ruddington, son of John and Mary. 1841 age 14 in parents’ house, Ruddington. 1851 24, single, farm labourer in the household of William Attenbrough (Bradmore 1851/1). Mary Allcock born 1832 Bradmore, nee Harwood, daughter of Thomas and Sarah, married William Allcock of St Peter’s Derby at Bunny 25.9.1854. 1861 William Allcock age 33 watchman born Clipstone, Notts, 1828, with wife Mary 29 born Bradmore and children Mary Ann 4 scholar, Jane 2, Thomas Harwood Allcock 11 mths (born June qtr 1860) all born Derby at 21 Morlaston St, Litchurch, Derby. (Note sister Ann nee Harwood and William Taylor are also present on Morlaston St, Litchurch.) Mary Allcock died Apr qtr 1861, Derby district. 1871 William age 43 railway messenger born Clipston with wife Sarah Haylor Allcock 32 born Alverthorpe Yorks, with children Mary 14, Jane 12, Thomas H 10, Herbert 6, Sarah H 4, Elizabeth 2 and John W 9 mths all born Litchurch, at 14 Nelson St, Litchurch. Mary Ann Allcock born 1855, buried Bunny 3.10.1856 age 14 months, then of Bradmore, possibly first daughter of William and Mary. Jane Allcock daughter of William and Mary born 1859, bapt. Bunny 4.7.1861. 1861 age 2 in parents’ house at Litchurch, Derby. 1871 age 12 in parents’ house at Litchurch, Derby.

ALDRIDGE Thomas Aldridge of Bradmore and Barton Parish serving as volunteer in the Army in Nottingham 24.4.1797.

ALLSEBROOKE Sarah Allsebrooke born 1796 Bradmore, maiden name not known, married name shown in various forms, lived in Ruddington. 1841 Sarah Asenbrook 44 married to William 46 framework knitter with children Joseph 14 framework knitter, Martha 7, Sarah 5, Elizabeth 3, Mary 1 at Ruddington. 1851 Sarah Orisbrook, widow, 55, seamer with children Sarah 14 seamer, Elizabeth 13, Mary 10 seamer and Thomas 21 framework knitter, with his wife Millicent 21 born Wymeswold, at Swifts Row Wilford Lane, Ruddington. 1861 Sarah Allsebrook widow, 65, charwoman with children Martha 26, Elizabeth 23, Mary 20 seamers and Sarah 25, seamer, married to John Harrison 26 framework knitter with their children Ann 3 and Joseph 2, all born Ruddington, at 37 Poke Nook, Ruddington. 1871 Sarah Osinbrooke (sic) widow, 76, sempstress with children Martha 36 and Mary 30 sempstresses and grandson William 4 born Ruddington, at Chapel Street, Ruddington.

ALLSOP Hugh Alsop grandson of Mary Dale, executor of her will in 1708. Married Mary Walker at Bradmore 27.6.1706. Refered to as related to Charles and Rebecca, 1709 (IGI) and related to John of Bradmore 1708 (IGI). Witnessed will of Christopher Barson 1723 and signed bond; did inventories for John Nixon 1727, William Turpin 1721 and Ann Turpin 1719. Probably the Hugh Allsop, yeoman of Bradmore, with Admon 20.1.1731 and Inventory 31.11.1730, comprising: purse and apparel £4; pewter and brass £4; in the house 3 tables 4 bufits and 2 Fosine? and all other things £2/10/-; in the parler 2 beds 1 table and a chest, and 5 chairs and a press £7/10/-; in the chamber over the parler 2 beds 1 chest and other things £4/8/-; all things in the little chamber £5/3/-; all things in the chamber over the house £1/15/-; all things in the kitching £2; all things in the cheese chamber £1/10/-; 11 mares, 2 coults, 1 filley, 2 foles £9; 12 cows, 6 heffers, 6 calfes £50; all the sheep £30; all the fleakes £2; for corn and hay £130; cows and wagins and plows and harrows and all horsetackle £30; all .... and plow timber and a horseplough £2; total £367/4/-, by Thomas Gunn, John Walker and Richard Walker. Bond 12.11.1730, £700, by Miriam Allsop and John Allsop and Charles? Allsop. Elizabeth Alsop daughter of Hugh and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 1.11.1709. John Alsop son of Hugh and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 7.11.1710. Mary Alsop daughter of Hugh and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 5.11.1712. Hugh Allsop son of Hugh and Mary bapt. Bunny 22.12.1714, parents’ parish not recorded. Probably the Hugh Alsop who married Mary Boly both of Bradmore at Bunny 3.7.1738. Martha Allsop daughter of Hugh and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 9.6.1719. Buried Bunny 23.1.1721.

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Joseph Alsop son of Hugh and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 7.11.1721. Benjamin Alsop son of Hugh and Mary bapt. Bunny 28.10.1726. Eli Alsop son of Hugh and Mary bapt. Bunny 29.12.1729. John Alsop of Rempstone, husbandman, married Elizabeth Bail or Ball of Bradmore, 8.2.1672/3, Nottingham. Possibly parents of Charles born 1674. Charles Alsop son of John and Elizabeth of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 26.1.1674. Possibly related to Hugh Alsop, above, as grandson of Mary Dale. John Alsop grandson of Mary Dale, beneficiary of her will in 1708. Mary Alsop grand-daughter of Mary Dale, beneficiary of her will in 1708. Rebecca Alsop grand-daughter of Mary Dale, beneficiary of her will in 1708, possibly the Rebecca who married Robert Shaw at Bunny 12.2.1721? Elizabeth Alsop married John Smith of Bunny at Bunny 25.3.1709. Possibly Elizabeth, grand-daughter of Mary Dale, who benefited from Mary’s will in 1708. Relative of John Alsop (IGI). Elizabeth Alsop of Bradmore, 25.10.1729 age 20 (born c1709), spinster, married Richard Gunn of Ruddington, wheelwright age 25 (born 1704), at Flawforth or Ruddington. John Alsop married to Elizabeth, living in Bradmore in 1740s. John Alsop son of John and Elizabeth, no parish specified, bapt. Bunny 18.4.1742, may be of Bradmore, possibly son of John son of Hugh. Elizabeth Alsop daughter of John and Elizabeth, no parish specified, bapt. Bunny 7.9.1746, may be of Bradmore, possibly daughter of John son of Hugh. John Allsop bapt. Bunny 8.6. 1733, son of Mary by Benjamin Stevison, both of Bradmore. Mary Alsop of Bradmore presented 15.1.1734 for having a bastard child, father not known. John Allsop had his rent paid by the Constables 1780. Constable went (to court) about John Allsop’s children incurring £1/-/10 expenses, and paid one week’s pay for them, 3/6. Paid 12/6 for John Allsop’s boy’s clothes. 11.10.1780 went to the Sessions on John Allsop’s account, and on 16th the case was agreed. Jan.1781 Constables paid to overseers of Mary’s parish on John Allsop’s account, £8. Sept.1785 Constable paid John Alsop at Nottingham £1/7/-, and £1/2/- for a load of coals for him. Mar.1786 Constable paid 3/- for John Alsop when ill. Apr 1st paid 6/- for his children’s clothes, and another 5/- to him when ill. July 29th gave his wife 2/3 to bury Towe(?). 1787 April, Constable paid Alsop 5/- when his wife was lame. 1789 paid John Allsop when ill 10/6, and later £1/3/6. In Dec. 1789 paid 7/- for a pair of shoes for John Allsops. 1790 Oct 7th John Allsop received 10/- from the Constable towards burying his child. Dec.1793 Allsop received 12/- to bury his child with, and expenses 1/-. 3.1.1796 paid John Halsop 5/- when his wife lay in. 12.2.1796 she was not well, had 10/- and later 2/6. Dec.1800 John Alsop had 3/- in money, and payments made to him at Nottingham. Jan.1801 he had another 2/- in money, and 4/- in Feb. Nov.1801 he had 2/-, and in 1802 regular payments 2/- per week. Apr.1805 Alsop’s wife received 2 weeks money, 4/-, and again in June and ongoing. Dec.1806 Constable paid Allsop’s wife 7/- when he came over. The next reference to Alsop’s wife is in 1809 when the Constable gave Mrs Alsop 4/- when he died, and 17.10.1809 paid Alsop’s burial expenses £2/-/2. Widdow Alsop references overlap those to Alsop’s wife, one possible explanation being that in 1806 John and his wife left Bradmore and the Constable continued to support John’s mother, Widdow Alsop. Since we do not know who John’s parents were and have no relevant records of burials, this cannot be checked. By Apr.1806, payments are made to Widdow Alsop, 2/- per week. June 1807 weekly payments to Widdow Alsop go up to 4/-. Oct.1809, Constable paid Alsop 12 weeks at 4/- per week, 2 weeks at 6/- per week, and one week at 6/6. 1810 Widdow Allsop is receiving 1/- per week from the Constable, continuing to 1814 when the record of poor payments finishes Easter Allsop, Alsop’s girl, Feb.1789 referred to in Constable’s Accounts, paid when they met about her, 4/-, and 8/- for a pair of shoes and stays, and a petticoat and apron 4/-, 2 bedgowns and necessaries 8/11, 2 shifts and making and thread 5/2, to John Bennet for making the gowns 1/-, a pair of pattens 1/1, a petticoat and 2 pair of stockings 5/-, an apron and making it 1/3½d. Received 7/6 for lodging money from the Constable Apr.1789, and 4/6 for lodging in June paid to William Smith. July payment for the “guden tor” (sic) for Easter Alsop, and binding, and paid £3/3/- to John Guilor with Easter Allsop. Dec.1789 Constable paid Henry Mariot’s bill for Easter Allsop’s shoes. 1790 payment of £3/3/- to John Guyler with Easter Allsop. Fra. Absolam Alsop appears in Constables Accounts at Apr.1803, 10/6 paid for binding him, and 4 days expenses for the Constable. Also bought a pair of breeches 8/6. a pair of stockings 3/8, a jacket 4/3, a pair of shoes 7/-, and paid James Henson £1/10/- for clothes for Fra. and for A Hart. Possibly the Absalom Alsop son of John and Elizabeth bapt. Nottingham St Mary’s 8.11.1788 (IGI). Elizabeth Allsop married John Wright of Plumtree at Bunny 25.11.1811. Eliza Allsop born c1822 Bradmore, maiden name not known, lived in East Leake when married. 1851

Bradmore Families A, to 1911 Page 3 age 28 married to Joseph Allsop 35, ag.lab (born 1816 East Leake son of Charles, cottager) with children Mary 3, Eliza 7 mths born East Leake and a servant at East St., East Leake. John Allsop died Jan.qtr. 1860, Loughborough district. 1861 Eliza 39 cottager, widow, with children Mary 13 seamer hosiery goods, John 6, Phoebe 5 all born East Leake, at West St., East Leake. Oct.qtr.1864 Loughborough district, Eliza Allsop married John Mitchell. See Mitchell.

ALTON Catherine Alton born c1806, Bradmore, maiden name not known, lived in Derby. 1841 Catherine 30 with husband James Alton 35 publican born Swanwick Derbyshire, with 2 servants at 18 King St., Derby St Alkmunds. 1851 not found. 1861 Catherine 55 with husband James 56 retired publican visiting William Alton 49 publican born Swanwick and his wife Jane 47 born Scotland, at the Golden Lion, Derby St Alkmunds. Catherine Alton died Oct.qtr 1861, Derby. Emma Alton born 1846-8 Bradmore, nee Smith, possibly daughter of John Smith and Sarah Richards of Bradmore. July qtr 1868 at Derby, Emma Smith married George Alton of Alderwasly, silk mill hand, son of George, cordwainer, and Hannah. 1871 Emma 25 with husband George 25 silk thrower and son Henry 1 born Derby, and sister Elizabeth Hodgett, married, 27 born Bradmore with her daughter Emma Hodgett 4 born Bradmore, at 5 Liversage Place, Derby. 1881 Emma 28 born Bradmore with husband George 35 overlooker in silk mill and children Harry 7, George 5, Elizabeth 2 all born Derby, at 119 Canal St., Derby (note ages are wrong). 1891 Emma 44 with husband George 44 confectioner and children Harry 21 clerk, George 17 wheelturner, Elizabeth 15 mill hand, at 109 Canal St., Derby. 1901 Emma 54 with husband George 54, confectioner, and grandson George Alton 8 born Derby, at 12 Trinity St., Derby. 1911 Emma 64 (married 42 years with 5 children, 4 dead) with husband George 64 confectionary sugar boiler, unemployed, and grandson George Alton 18, drapery clerk for Midland Drapery Co, at 37 Carrington St., Derby, 5 rooms.

ANGRAVE Thomas Coooper Angrave (senior) of East Leake born c1780 married Rebecca Walker of Bradmore by licence 19.1.1801. 1798 Thomas of East Leake paid land tax, £10/5/- for occupying land of John Hollis, 24.12.1790, and £4/-/-occupying land of John Angrave. Rebecca Angrave died July qtr 1840, Loughborough district. 1841 Thomas Cooper Angrave age 70, farmer, with children Thomas Cooper Angrave age 35, farmer, Rebecca 35, Hannah 25, Charles 15 hosier apprentice and 4 servants, at East Leake. Thomas Cooper Angrave (senior) died July qtr 1841, Loughborough district. Thomas Cooper Angrave the younger of East Leake, born 16.3.1802 son of Thomas senior and Rebecca. Farmer. 1835 and 1868 listed as trustee of Bradmore Methodist Church in the church deeds. 1841 Thomas Angrave 35, farmer, in father’s house. 1842 Thomas junior occupying 217 acres at East Leake. 1851 age 49 farmer of 218 acres employing 7 labourers and 3 boys, with housekeeper and servants at Churchyardside, East Leake. 1861 single, 59, farmer of 390 acres employing 15 men and 5 boys, with his brother Charles 36 (born 1815) married, hosiery manufacturer and Charles’s wife Mary Ann, 35 (born 1816 Islington Middlesex) and an agricultural pupil as boarder, plus servants, at Churchside, East Leake. 1871 Thomas C 69 farmer of 370 acres with 11 men and 3 boys, with nephew John Tindale Angrave 37 born Greenwich and servants, at West St., East Leake. Thomas Cooper Angrave junior died 1876, Loughborough district. 1877 directory, John Tindale Angrave farmer of East Leake.

ANNE Roger Anne of Bradmore 20.12.1374 witnessed grant by William son of Hugh de Chyrche, vicar of Bunny, to Hugh de Annesley of Ruddington 1 plot called Prestplace in Bradmore between the tenements of the Priory of Lenton on the west and Torkarplace on the east.

ANNESLEY Hugh de Annesleye of Ruddington, landholder in Bradmore. 12.1.1371 Hugh received grant from William Burne and his wife Joanna of 4 messuages and 3 bovates with meadows and pasture lands and all appurtenances in Bradmore and Bunny which acceded to Joanna after the death of her father William Torcard. Witnesses include Elyas de Bradmore. 20.12.1374 William son of Hugh de Chyrche, vicar of Bunny, granted to Hugh de Annesley of Ruddington 1 plot called Prestplace in Bradmore between the tenements of the Priory of Lenton on the west and Torkarplace on the east. Witnesses include John Skyffhut of Bradmore, Roger Anne of Bradmore and John del North’ of Bradmore.

ANYAN George Anyan born 1834, Winterton, Lincs. 1841 George Anyan 7 with father George 60, innkeeper,

Bradmore Families A, to 1911 Page 4 and wife Elizabeth 45, and siblings John 20, Jane 20, William 14, Mary Ann 12, Martha 4 at Winterton. 1851 George Anyan 16 farm labourer in the household of Nicholas Blanchard, farmer at Winterton. 1861 George Anyan lodger 26, ag.lab. living with the Bates family in Northlands Road at Winterton. 1871 George Anyan 35 foreman with wife Harriot 28, children Ann 7, William 6 scholar, Mary 2, James 4 scholar and Sarah 9 mths at Elsham Hall. 1881 George Anyan 45 ag.lab. with wife Harriot 37 and children Annie 17, domestic servant, James 13 farm boy, Mary 12, Sarah 10, Elizabeth 8, Fanny 6, scholars, George 5 and Lionel 1, with 3 farm servants at Elsham. Bradmore Methodist Sunday School Accounts 1888: Mr Anyan donated 2/6 at the 24th June sermons, and on 3.6.1894 donated 2/-. On Bradmore electoral roll, house, no county vote, 1890-1895. 1891 George Anyan head of household 55 farm manager with wife Harriett 47 (born Scanby Lincs) and children Fanny 16 and George 15, Lionel 11 scholars born Elsham (Bradmore 1891/13, listed after Stafford and before Grundy.) 1891-2 and 1894 rented grazing on the Ramper. 1894 Whites Directory, farm bailiff. Trustee of Bunny & Bradmore Charities 1893-1895. 1901 at Nottingham St Andrews No.9 Carnworth? St, George Anyan 65 on own means with wife Harriett 57. Harriet Anyan died 1910. 1911 George 76 widower (married 47 years, ie 1863, with 9 children, 1 dead) OAP retired farm foreman, at Chapel Lane, Winterton, Lincs. George Anyan died Jan.qtr 1916. Annie Anyan born c1863, daughter of George, yeoman, of Bradmore. 1871 age 7, scholar, in parents’ house. 1881 age 17, domestic servant, in parents’ house. Married at Bunny age 26, 11.6. 1889, to George William Waterlow age 24, smith of Roxby Lincs, son of Charles, smith. 1891 George William Waterlow 26 blacksmith born Roxby Lincs with wife Annie 27 born Elsham, and son Charles H 3 mths born Winterton, at Winterton. 1901 George 36 cycle dealer on own account with wife Annie 37 and children Charles 10, Dorothy M 9, Arthur 6 born Winterton, at King St., Winterton. 1911 George 46 motor engineer, employer, with wife Annie 47 (married 21 years with 3 children) and children Charles Herbert 20 motor engineer, Dorothy Mary 19, Arthur 16 electical engineer, at Winterton, house with 7 rooms. Annie Waterlow died Sep.qtr 1921, Glanford Brigg district. Mary Anyan born c1869, daughter of George the bailiff, christened 1893. 1871 age 2 in parents’ house. 1881 age 12, scholar in parents’ house. 1891 age 22, domestic servant for Arabella Hawkesley at Bunny Hall. 1901 age 32, restaurant assistant, single, born Elsham, living in her sister Elizabeth’s house 20 Sneinton Boulevard Nottingham. 1911 age 42 café manageress, boarder with John Poulson, coal dealer, at 9 Oliver St., Nottingham, house with 5 rooms. On Bradmore electoral roll for Orchard House, Farmers St in her own right, spring 1925 - 1939/40, May 1945-1946, but with no local vote from 1937/8 onwards. Housekeeper to Lucy Attewell at Orchard House. Died 26.7.1949 aged 80, buried at Bunny on north side of churchyard beside the path, recorded on the same stone as Lucy Attewell “Companions United”. Elizabeth Anyan born 1872, christened 1873, daughter of George bailiff of Bradmore. 1881 age 8 scholar in parents’ house. 1891 age 18, nursemaid for John James Taylor, civil engineer, at 23 All Saints St., Nottingham. Elizabeth daughter of George Anyan bailiff married 28.8.1894 age 22 to John Attewell, builder of Bradmore, age 28 son of John Attewell cottager. See Attewell. Died 7.11.1958 at Bradmore, buried at Bunny. Fanny Anyan, born c1875 Elsham, Lincs, daughter of George Anyan bailiff,. 1881 age 6 scholar in parents’ house. 1891 age 16 in parents’ house. 1901 age 26 housemaid for Leonard E Course, stock jobber, employer, at Rousdon, Doods Park Rd, Reigate Surrey. 1911 age 36, nurse, at Coppice Lunatic Hospital, Coppice Road, Nottingham. Fanny Anyan died Dec.qtr 1936, Nottingham. George Anyan born 1875 Elsham Lincs, son of George and Harriet. 1881 age 6 scholar in parents’ house. Methodist Sunday School scholar 1st class May 1887-May 1889, sick 18.9.1887-1.1.1888. 1891 age 15 scholar in parents’ house. Died 1894 aged 19, buried 21.12.1894. Lionel Anyan born 1880, Elsham Lincs, son of George and Harriet. 1881 age 1 in parents’ house. Methodist Sunday School scholar 2nd class.4.1887-April 1893. 1891 age 11 scholar in parents’ house. 1901 age 21 wheelwright (domestic), servant for Thomas Buxton wheelwright at Main St., Long Clawson. 1911 age 31 wheelwright, boarder with Lucy Johnson, grocer with her daughter Gladys age 8 scholar, at 18 Bathley St., Nottingham, house with 5 rooms. Jan.qtr 1916 Lionel Anyan married Lucy Johnson. Lionel (also known as William) Anyan of 18 Bathley St died 25.7.1937, probate 2.9.1937 to widow Lucy Anyan, effects £2026/9/4.

APPLEGATE Ellen Applegate nee Hardy born c1863, Nottingham. June qtr 1884 Ellen Hardy married James Applegate iron sinker-maker, son of Jamers labourer and Eliza of Nottingham. James Applegate born 1861 died Apr.qtr 1898. 1901 Ellen 38, lace drawer, with children James 9 and Elsie May 2, all born Nottingham, plus boarder William Harrison, 25, miller’s labourer, later of Bradmore (see Harrison), at 58 Pym St Nottingham. 1911 age 48, widow (married 26 years, 3 children, 2 dead) with son James 19,

Bradmore Families A, to 1911 Page 5 single, meat salesman, at 3 Sanderson St, Nottingham. On Bradmore electoral roll with full vote 1934/5 only, no address given. Ellen Applegate died Mar.qtr 1935, Nottingham. Elsie May Applegate born 1898/9 Nottingham, daughter of Ellen and James. 1901 age 2 in mother’s house. Admitted to Bunny School 30.5.1904, parent/guardian named as E A Harrison of Bradmore (Ethel Annie, wife of William). Methodist Sunday School scholar Vestry Girls 27.3.1904, in 3rd class July – Oct 1904. Elsie M Applegate born 1898 died 1910, Nottingham.

ARCHER Thomas Archer, husbandman, signed Protestation Return, supporting the true Protestant Religion, in 1641. Will of 26.8.1656, sons to lay corn cropped out of Flawforth Close in barns at Bradmore, to thresh and carry it, if not sold on the ground. Left to his sons William, John the second son, Richard the third son and Joseph the fourth son, 3 years profits of the close and Flawforth Close, ploughed and harrowed etc as formerly, William to have the profits for the first 3 years, then John for the next three, then Richard the next three and Joseph the last three. William’s 3 years to commence immediately after Thomas’s death. Left to Elizabeth his eldest daughter, Mary his second daughter and Agnes his third daughter a ewe and a lamb and £10 each when they are 24. The ewe and lamb to be given by the executors on 1st May after Thomas’s death. Left to George and Thomas, his youngest sons, £10 when they are 21. To Francis his son, £12 one year and a day after his death. Nominated his wife Anne as executrix, and his brother in law Robert Garner of Ruddington to oversee the will. Proved 21.11.1660, 31.12.1660. Ann Archer, widow, left will dated 4.4.1668, proved 25.6.1669. Left her brother Robert Garner of Ruddington guardian for her son Thomas till he is 21. Bequests to her son Robert Archer, and son George Archer, her executor. Also daughter, Ann Archer, may be widow of Thomas, but children Robert and Ann are not mentioned in Thomas’s will of 1656. See Robert (married Mary) below. Thomas Archer, son of Thomas and Ann bapt. Bunny 22.9.1633, but not the Thomas mentioned in Thomas senior’s will as his is the first baptism recorded and he would already be 21 in 1656, so this Thomas probably died young, before 1654 when the second Thomas was born. William Archer son of Thomas and Anne, mentioned in Thomas’s will 1656 as first son. John Archer son of Thomas and Anne, mentioned in Thomas’s will 1656 as second son. Richard Archer son of Thomas and Anne, mentioned in Thomas’s will 1656 as third son. May be the Richard mentioned in Mary Hallam’s will 1695 to have money and a filly of Star, but see also Richard son of Richard and Diana below. Possibly Richard Archer of Bradmore, yeoman, bachelor, who married Anne Smalley, widow of Sneinton, 9.12.1690. (Note also reference to Richard Archer of Bradmore married Ann Smorley of Cudworth, 10.12.1696.) Elizabeth Archer first daughter of Thomas and Anne, bapt. Bunny 15.2.1635. Mentioned in Thomas’s will 1656, then age 21. Mary Archer daughter of Thomas and Anne of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 19.4.1641. Second daughter, mentioned in Thomas’s will 1656, then age 15. Joseph Archer son of Thomas and Anne of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 12.5.1644. Fourth son, mentioned in Thomas’s will 1656, then age 12. Agnes Archer, third daughter of Thomas and Anne of Bradmore bapt. Bunny Sept 1647, date illegible. Mentioned in Thomas’s will 1656, then age 9. Francis Archer, son of Thomas and Anne mentioned in Thomas’s will 1656, after the first 4 sons but must be older than the 2 youngest. George Archer son of Thomas and Anne of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 23.8.1652. One of the two youngest sons mentioned in Thomas’s will 1656, then age 4. George Archer on 1674 Hearth Tax Return with 2 hearths. Probably the George Archer named in Mary Hallam’s will 1695, bequest to his daughter Ann. George Archer married Ann Barson at Ruddington 2.7.1671. Ann appears as the daughter of Christopher Barson, named in Christopher’s will of 1673, possibly with a daughter Elizabeth? No baptism reference found, but no other grandchild called Elizabeth old enough to be in Christopher Barson’s will. Anne Archer daughter of George and Anne of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 25.8.1672. Probably the Ann Archer mentioned in Mary Hallam’s will 1695. William Archer son of George and Anne of Bradmore born 3.2.1674, bapt. 11.3.1674. Martha Archer daughter of George and Anne of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 18.7.1676. Robert Archer son of George and Ann bapt. Bunny 13.9.1678. John Archer son of George and Anne of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 14.3.1680. Samuel Archer son of George and Ann of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 25.7.1683. Possibly the Samuel Archer buried Bunny March 1715. George Archer son of George and Ann of Bradmore bapt. Bunny Feb.1687, date illegible.

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William Archer, possibly son of this George but not firmly identified as such, servant / labourer at Stanford Hall, near Bradmore. Will dated 4.9.1721 (nuncupative), proved 22.1.1722, leaves everything to his father George. Inventory, undated, of 1721, comprising purse and apparel £5; in money found within the house £12. Bond 21.10.1721, £40, by George Archer of Bradmore. Thomas Archer son of Thomas and Anne of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 10.7.1654. One of the two youngest sons mentioned in Thomas’s will 1656, then age 2. Possibly the Thomas in Anne’s will 1668, still under 21. Henry Archer son of Robert and Elizabeth of Bradmore bapt. 12.8.1649. Robert Archer married to Mary, in Bradmore 1650s. Possibly the Robert referred to in Anne Archer’s will 1668, note his children are contemporaries of Anne and Thomas’s children. Possibly Robert was a younger brother of Thomas. Robert Archer son of Robert and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 19.6.1653. Anne Archer daughter of Robert and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 10.1.1656. Francis Archer married to Mary, in Bradmore 1650s / 60s. William Archer son of Francis and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 16.1.1656. Richard Archer son of Francis and Mary christened at Bunny 22.8.1658. Ffrancis Archer son of Ffrancis and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 29.5.1664. Elizabeth Archer daughter of Ffrancis and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 23.6.1667. Richard Archer married Mary Davyes of Elveston at Bunny 22.9.1664. Richard Archer married Diana Cowe, both of Bradmore, at Bunny 28.11.1665. Possibly Richard son of Thomas and Anne, on the basis of reference to Joseph in his wife Dinah’s will. Died before 1668. Dina Archer, widow, will dated 22.5.1668, with costume detail, materials etc. Left to her sister Isabel Holme “my hood iff itt please god to spare her life att this time” - is this a reference to plague? Will proved 29.10.1668. Legible in parts. Refers to son Thomas Archer, a son Richard Archer and also to a Mary Archer, relationship not specified, who gets a white apron which is torn at the nether end. Her sister Elizabeth Rhoadley is to be guardian of her child and bring him up to age 14, and put him forth at 14 years of age. Also mention of Dorothy Rhoadley (Richard Rhoadley senior and junior of Bunny both took the Protestant Oath in 1641. The Dorothy Rhoadley who married William Henson at Bunny 15.11.1681 may be daughter of this Dorothy?) Joseph Archer to have her husband’s coat if her child dies within 12 months. (Suggests Richard her husband may be the son of Thomas and Anne, and this may refer to his brother Joseph.) Her brother ? Holme gets 10/-. Reference to Elizabeth Watson who gets a spinner and half a pound of wool. Daniell Bonitt (/Bennitt?) and John Bonitt get 2/- each. Richard Archer son of Richard and Diana of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 10.6. 1666. May be the Richard mentioned in Mary Hallam’s will 1695 to have money and a filly of Star, but see also Richard son of Thomas and Anne above. Thomas and William Archer twin sons of Richard and Diana of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 18.9.1667. William may have died an infant as not referred to in Dina’s will 1668. George Archer and Mary wife of Thomas Clifton Nov.1684 presented for not coming to the parish church to hear divine service. 27.4.1686 Mary wife of Thomas Clifton and George Archer of Bradmore presented for not receiving communion at Easter. 27.4.1686 George Archer of Bradmore and Mary wife of Thomas Clifton presented for not receiving communion at Easter. John Archer son of John and Ann of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 30.10.1687. Joseph Archer buried Feb.1694. Possibly Joseph who married Anne, and may be Joseph son of Thomas and Anne. Joseph Archer in 1674 Hearth Tax with 1 hearth, may be this one. Thomas Archer son of Joseph and Anne of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 26.11.1671. Joseph Archer son of Joseph and Ann of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 27.7.1673. Mary Archer daughter of Joseph and Ann of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 19.1.1676. John Archer son of Joseph and Anne of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 26.11.1682. Mary Archer daughter of Francis and Elizabeth of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 6.10.1690. Ann Archer daughter of Francis Archer of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 15.10.1695. Francis Archer, pauper, married to Dorothy Attewell at Bunny 1700, date missing but probably September, living in Bradmore 1700s. William Archer son of Francis and Dorothy of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 13.11.1701. Mary Archer daughter of Francis, pauper, and Dorothy of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 3.10.1703. Francis Archer son of Francis, pauper, and Dorothy of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 10.3.1706. Dorothy Archer daughter of Francis and Dorothy of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 31.10.1708. Dorothy Archer married George Leeson of Ruddington at Bunny 22 Nov 1712. May be the Dorothy Leeson buried Bunny 14.2.1733. Maria Archer born Bradmore 1885, nee Challands, daughter of William and Nancy. Oct qtr 1907 Spalding district Maria Challands married Charles Archer, son of John, farmer, and Mary of Broadgate,

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Weston nr Spalding. 1911 Charles Archer 32 shunter, G N Railway Co born Holbeach, with wife Maria 26 (married 3 years with 1 child) and son John William 2 born Netherfield, at 35 Highcliffe, Colwick Vale, Gamston, Nottingham.

ARMSTRONG Gabriel Armstrong 1562 bought 1 virgate (c.30 acres) of land in Bradmore. Samuel Armstrong born 1781, Halstead, Leics. Samuel son of Thomas and Mary Armstrong married Dorothy Clarke 29.11.1808 at Prestwold. Known as Sam of Willoughby. 1815, May, the Constable paid 2/6 for a copy of Samuel Armstrong’s examination, probably indicating his arrival in Bradmore. Jan 1816 paid Shilton for advice on Armstrong and others, and paid expenses of Armstrong and himself at Leicester £1/14/2, and recompensed Armstrong for his time, 6/-. 1841 age 60, agricultural labourer, head of household with wife Dorothy 60 and children Eliza 20 and Henry 17, framework knitter (Bradmore 1841/37). Dorothy died 1848. 1851 age 66, widower, farm labourer, recorded as born Bradmore, with son Samuel (Bradmore 1851/6). (Note next entry 1851/7 is Thomas Armstrong, see below) 1861 age 80, widower, pauper, former agricultural labourer, with son Samuel and his wife Mary and children William, John and George (Bradmore 1861/53). Probably the Samuel Armstrong who received sheets from Bunny & Bradmore Charities in 1867, 6 cwt of coals in 1868 and 8 cwt coals 1869. 1871 age 89, widower, in house of son Samuel and Mary (Bradmore 1871/47). Buried Bunny 9.4.1871, age 89. Dorothy Armstrong born c1779/80. 1841 age 60, married to Sam (Bradmore 1841/37). 1841 and 1842 was paid by the Constable for doing washing for William Crofts, and in 1843 for making shirts for him as well. In March 1844 she received 2/- for lodging him. Buried Bunny 27.2.1848, age 68. George Armstrong son of Samuel, labourer, and Dorothy of Bradmore, bapt. Bunny 9.3.1817. Buried 8.3.1826 age 9. Elizabeth Armstrong daughter of Samuel, labourer, and Dorothy of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 2.7.1819. 1841 at parents’ home age 20 (Bradmore 1841/37). 1841 Oct.qtr Elizabeth Armstrong married Samuel Hart son of John, labourer and Hannah, of Keyworth. See Hart. Samuel Armstrong, son of Samuel, labourer, and Dorothy of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 1.11.1821. 1841 age 18, male servant for John Brewster, farmer, at Plumtree. 1851 age 29, single, framework knitter, in father’s house (Bradmore 1851/6). 25.12.1854 Samuel, framework knitter son of Samuel, labourer married Mary Whittaker servant of Bradmore, daughter of John, labourer. 1861 Samuel age 39, framework knitter making merino shirts, married to Mary, in father Samuel’s house (Bradmore 1861/53). Probably the Samuel Armstrong in the Bunny Estate rental of 1867 renting house and garden at £4 pa. 1871 age 49, framework knitter, with wife Mary and children George, John, Dorothy and Mary, plus his father Samuel. Samuel junior was then householder for what had been his father’s cottage, the middle one of the three at Nos 30/32 Main Street (Bradmore 1871/47). 1876 Samuel Armstrong signed the Sunday School Accounts. 1881 age 59, framework knitter married to Mary with son George (Bradmore 1881/43) 1885 attended Sunday School meeting and 1885-7 Sunday School Teacher 1st class boys, Jan – 4 Sept 1887. 1891 age 69, with wife Mary, 3-room house (Bradmore 1891/10). 1891-4 Received a ton of coals each year from Bunny & Bradmore Charities. 1894 Samuel Armstrong being in necessitous circumstances was allowed the sum of 30/-. 1895 Samuel and his wife each received 1/- p.wk from the Charities. 1886-1896 Bradmore Electoral roll, house. Bunny estate schedule of 21.3.1900 lists Samuel Armstrong with a cottage and garden, rent £4 pa. 1901 Samuel Armstrong 79, retired farm labourer, with wife Mary, 74, in a 4 room house on Village Street (top of Main Street) (Bradmore 23/1901). Samuel died Jul qtr 1907, Basford district. Mary Armstrong, born 1827, Bradmore, daughter of John Whittaker, labourer, married Samuel 25.12.1854 at Bunny. 1861 age 33, seamstress, married to Samuel, in father in law Samuel’s house (Bradmore 1861/53). 1871 age 44, married to Samuel (Bradmore 1871/47). 1881 age 54, married to Samuel (Bradmore 1881/43). 1891 age 64, married to Samuel (Bradmore 1891/10). 1895 specifically mentioned as wife of Samuel Armstrong, each to receive 1/- p.wk from the Bunny & Bradmore Charities. 1900 Armstrong (no Christian name or title) granted a weekly loaf from the Charities. 1901 age 74 married to Samuel (Bradmore 23/1901). Probably the Widow Armstrong in Bunny Estate rental 1908 paying £4 pa. Mary Armstrong died Oct qtr 1909, Basford district. William Armstrong son of Samuel, labourer and Mary of Bradmore, bapt. Bunny 31.7.1855. 1861 age 5, scholar, in grandfather Samuel’s house (1861/53). 1871 not found. 1881 William Armstrong 25 engine driver, lodger in a coalminer’s house with 4 others, at Grasshill Row, Hasland, Grassmoor, Chesterfield. Note also on Grasshill Row, Ann Wass age 16 born 1865 North Wingfield with parents Sampson 37 coalminer born Tibshelf and Grace 40 born Alfreton, and 3 siblings. 1883 William Armstrong married Ann Wass. 1891 William Armstrong age 35 engine driver at colliery, born Bradmore, with wife Annie age 27 born North Wingfield, and children William 6 born North

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Wingfield, May 4, Joseph 3 both born Grassmoor, at 59 Stone Row, Hales, Yorks (Doncaster). Ann Armstrong died Jan. qtr 1892, Sheffield district. William may have married Annie’s sister Alice Wass, though record of marriage not found. 1901 Wm age 43 colliery drawing engine man born Nottingham with wife Alice 26 born 1874 North Wingfield and son Henry 6 born Kiverton Park, Derbyshire, at Temple Normanton village, Derbyshire. 1911 William Armstrong 50 stationary engineer born Bradmore with wife Alice 37 born 1874 North Wingfield (married 17 years (1894) with 3 children, 1 dead), with children Harold 9 school, Arthur 1, both born Temple Normanton, at Temple Normanton nr Chesterfield, 3 rooms. John Armstrong son of Samuel, framework knitter, and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 25.9.1857. 1861 age 3, scholar, in grandfather Samuel’s house (Bradmore 1861/53). Buried Bunny 13.8.1861 age 4. George Armstrong, son of Samuel, framework knitter, and Mary of Bradmore, bapt. Bunny 11.10.1860. 1861 age 1, scholar, in grandfather Samuel’s house (Bradmore 1861/53). 1871 age 11, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/47). 1881 age 21, framework knitter in parents’ house (Bradmore 1881/43). (Possibly 1881 - 1886 took over cottage from Edward Jackson, who moved to another house?) 1891 age 31, framework knitter, married to Harriett with children Harold and Horace, 4-room house (Bradmore 1891/1). 1901 George Armstrong 41, framework knitter, with wife Harriet and children Horace, Hilda and Dorothy, on Taylors Lane, probably 3 Manor Farm Cottages 3-room house (Bradmore 8/1901). 1886-1907 Bradmore electoral roll, house (1898-1900 not county vote), then land & tenement 1908-1914, resident on Main Road 1920-1930/1. Bunny Estate rental of 1908, paying £15/18/- pa. 11.5.1908 tenancy agreement for house and land from 6.4.1908, rent £23/5/8, cottage and garden, and Moor Close fields in Bunny. Parish councillor 1908- 12, 1925-7 and 1929-30. 1911 age 51, farmer, employer, with wife Harriet and children Horace, Hilda and Dorothy, 6-room house; Harriet signed the census form (Bradmore 14/1911). Listed in Kellys Directories of 1912, 1922 and 1925 as cowkeeper and in 1928 as farmer. Eligible for Jury Service autumn 1922 only. Carted coal and bricks (O Randall). George Armstrong lived on Loughborough Rd opposite Debdale next south from Attewells’ bungalow (M Bagguley). George Armstrong of Loughborough Road Bradmore died 23.10.1930 at the General Hospital, Nottingham. Admin 27.1.1931 to Harriett Armstrong, widow; effects £369/18/5. Parish Council meeting of 31.1.1931 noted the death of George Armstrong, and sent a letter of condolence to his widow. Harriett Armstrong, born 1863, Ruddington. 1891 age 28 married to George (Bradmore 1891/1). 1901 age 38 married to George (Bradmore 8/1901). 1911 age 48 (married 29 years ie 1882, with 5 children,1 dead) married to George (14/1911). On electoral roll as wife of George, Main Road, 1920-1932/3. In her own right after widowed in 1930, 1933/4 - 1939/40; on Far Street, May 1945- 1946. As Widow Armstrong, received Bunny Charities dole, grant in lieu of coal and bread 1934, 1939 & 1940. Harriet Armstrong died Mar.qtr 1947, Basford district. Harold Armstrong, born 1883, Ruddington, son of George, framework knitter and Harriett. 1891 age 8 (Bradmore 1891/1). Christened 10.4.1892, Bunny. Methodist Sunday School scholar 4th class 1887-9, 3rd class to 1890, 2nd class to 1891, 1st class to 1898, left 1.5.1898. 1898 received apprentice fee of £10 from Bunny & Bradmore Charities on production of indentures. 1901 age 18 blacksmith’s apprentice working for George Graveson, blacksmith, at 4 Low Moor Rd., Kirkby in Ashfield. 1911 age 28, single, fitter in iron foundry, boarder with Alice Eliza Cowy, widow, at 22 Ryton St., Workshop, 4-room house. Horace Armstrong, born 1886, Ruddington, son of George, framework knitter and Harriett. Methodist Sunday School scholar Vestry boys 16.3.1890-June 1893, 3rd class Jul.1893-Dec.1895, 2nd class Jan.1896-June 1899. Catechism. 1st class July 1889 –March 1891. 1891 age 5 (Bradmore 1891/1). Christened 10.4.1892, Bunny. 1901 age 15, carter working on a farm, in parents’ house (Bradmore 8/1901). 1911 age 25 working at home, in parents’ house (Bradmore 14/1911). Hilda Armstrong born 1893 daughter of George and Harriet, bapt. Bunny 30.4.1893. Methodist Sunday School scholar Vestry Girls 15.11.1896 – Jun.1898, 3rd class Jul.1898-Jun.1901, sick 9 weeks Jan/Feb.1901. Received ‘Early Days’ 1901. 2nd class Jul.1901-Jun.1904, 1st class Jul 1904. 1901 age 8 in parent’s house (Bradmore 8/1901). 1911 age 18, hosiery hand (shirts and pants) in parents’ house (Bradmore 14/1911). Died 26.5.1915 age 22, buried north side of Bunny churchyard. Dorothy Mary (Dolly) Armstrong born 1895, daughter of George and Harriet. Methodist Sunday School scholar Vestry Girls 27.11.1898-30.6.1901, sick for 9 weeks Jan/Feb 1901; 3rd class to Dec.1903, 2nd class to Dec 1905. 1901 age 6 in parents’ house (Bradmore 8/1901). 1911 age 16 hosiery hand, merino and cotton, in parents’ house (Bradmore 14/1911). July qtr 1924, Basford district, Dorothy Mary Armstrong married John W Reed. See Reed.

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Frederick Armstrong born Apr.1891, died aged 9 months, buried 22.1.1892. Probably son of George and Harriett, his early death may have prompted baptisms of the older children. John Armstrong son of Samuel, framework knitter, and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 6.3.1862. 1871 age 9, scholar, in parents’ household (Bradmore 1871/47). 1881 age 19 domestic groom working for William H Smith, lace manufacturer, Park Valley, Nottingham. Jan.qtr 1890, Nottingham, John Armstrong married Eliza Ann Smith daughter of Thomas, cottager, and Ann of Costock. 1891 John age 29, shop porter, with wife Eliza 28 born Costock, at 2 Rancliffe Terrace, Nottingham. 1901 age 39, shop counterman, with wife Eliza Ann 38 and children Dorothy 5, ?? D (son) age 3, whole family recorded as born Nottingham, at 24 Ford St., Nottingham. John Armstrong born 1862 died July qtr. 1907, Nottingham district. 1911 Eliza 48 widow (married 21 years, 2 children, 1 dead) patient at General Hospital, Postern St, Nottingham; Dorothy 15 hosiery finisher with uncle and aunt William and Elizabeth Johnson at 1 Cardiff St., Carlton Rd., 5-room house. Dorothy Armstrong, daughter of Samuel, framework knitter and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 26.2.1865. 1871 age 6, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/47). 1881 age 17 domestic servant for Alfred Cory Kingdon, vicar of Bunny, at the Vicarage (Sarah Attewell daughter of John and Mary also there as cook). Methodist Sunday School teacher 1885-6. 1891 age 26 general servant for Catherine Lucy Adams, living on own means at 9 Pelham Crescent, Standard Hill, Nottingham. Invited to join the Methodist choir 1906. Not found 1901/1911. Mary Armstrong born 1870 Bradmore, daughter of Samuel and Mary. 1871 age 6 months (Bradmore 1871/47). Buried Bunny 8.3.1875 age 5. Henry Armstrong bapt. 3.7.1824 at Bunny, son of Samuel, labourer, and Dorothy of Bradmore. 1841 age 20, frameknitter in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/37). 1851 Henry Armstrong 27 framework knitter with wife Hannah and son John all born Bradmore, plus Samuel 2 and Thomas 5 mths born Keyworth, at Keyworth. 1861 age 37 silk glove maker with wife Hannah and son John plus children Sam 12 glovemaker, Thomas 10 silk winder, Sarah J 8 silk winder, Mary 6 silk winder and Anne 2 silk winder? all born Keyworth, living at Town St., Keyworth. 1871 age 47 framework knitter, Hannah 47, Samuel 22 framework knitter, Thomas 20 framework knitter, Mary 16 seamer, William 14 framework knitter and Annie 12 seamer, at Keyworth. 1881 age 57 framework knitter retired, with wife Hannah, and daughter Annie 22 hosiery seamer born Keyworth, at Keyworth. 1891 age 67, framework knitter, with wife Hannah at Nottingham Rd, Keyworth. 1901 Henry Armstrong 77, retired frame knitter, with wife Hannah, both born Bradmore, and daughter Annie 42 born Keyworth, single shirt seamstress working at home, at Plumtree Road, Keyworth. 1911 Henry Armstrong 87, pensioner framework knitter retired born Bradmore, with wife Hannah and daughter Ann 53 single seamstress working at home, at Nottingham Rd Keyworth, 3-room house. Henry Armstrong died Jan.qtr 1915, Bingham district. Hannah Armstrong born c1824, Bradmore, nee Henson, not found in Bradmore baptisms. 1841 age 15 female servant for Richard Barrows, 45 farmer at Ruddington. 1851 age 26 married to Henry. 1861 age 37, glove stitcher married to Henry. 1871 age 47 married to Henry. 1881 age 57 married to Henry, hosiery seamer. 1891 age 67 married to Henry. 1901 age 79 married to Henry. 1911 age 86 married to Henry (married 63 years with 7 children, 2 dead), seamstress working at home. Hannah Armstrong died Oct.qtr 1912 Bingham district. John Armstrong born 1846 Bradmore, son of Henry and Hannah. 1851 age 5 scholar in parents’ house. 1861 age 15, glove framework knitter in parents house. Oct.qtr 1867 Bingham district John Armstrong married Mary Lacey silk gove maker, daughter of Joseph, ag.lab, and Ann of Keyworth. 1871 age 25, framework knitter, married to Mary age 26 born Old Dalby with children Anne age 5, Henry age 2 and Thomas age 3 mths all born Keyworth, in the house of his father in law Joseph Lacey age 48 ag.lab. born Keyworth, at Keyworth. 1881 at Keyworth, John age 35 framework knitter, cotton, with wife Mary age 36 hosiery seamer and children Annie 14 hosiery seamer, Henry 12, Thomas 10, Willie and Mary 5 scholars born Keyworth. 1891 age 45 framework knitter at Nottingham Rd Keyworth, married to Mary age 46 with children Thomas 20, framework knitter and William 17 plus grandson Cecil Pike age 11 mths, all born Keyworth. 1899 Apr qtr Mary Armstrong died, Bingham district. 1901 John Armstrong widower age 55 framework knitter born Bradmore, on his own, at Keyworth. Jan.qtr 1902 Bingham district, John Armstrong married Kate Bolton, seampstress, daughter of Henry, railway platelayer, and Caroline of Keyworth. 1911 John age 65 framework knitter, hosiery, born Keyworth, with wife Kate age 45 (married 9 years, no children), no occupation or place of birth, at Nottingham Rd., Keyworth. William Armstrong born 1874 Keyworth, son of John and Mary. 1881 age 7 scholar in parents’ house. 1891 age 17, framework knitter in parents’ house. 1895 Oct qtr, Bingham district, William Armstrong married Flora Walliss. 1901 William 27 railway platelayer with wife Flora and

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children Arthur L 4 and Laura all born Keyworth, at Queen St., Heanor Notts. On Bradmore electoral roll, house, 1910-1911. 1909 invited to join the Methodist choir. 1911 William Armstrong 37, waggoner on farm, with wife Flora and children Laura, Connie, Nellie, Kenneth and Archie, 3- room house, Bradmore (Bradmore 22/1911). Flora Armstrong born 1878 Keyworth, nee Walliss, grand-daughter of Samuel Attewell, framework knitter, and Deborah of Keyworth. Married William Armstrong Oct qtr 1895, Bingham district. 1901 age 23 married to William. 1911 age 33 (married 15 years, 6 children) married to William, in Bradmore (Bradmore 22/1911). Laura Armstrong born 1899 Keyworth, daughter of William and Flora. 1901 age 2 in parents’ house. 1911 age 12 in parents’ house (Bradmore 22/1911). Connie Armstrong born 1903 Keyworth, daughter of William and Flora. 1911 age 8 in parents’ house (Bradmore 22/1911). NellieArmstrong born 1905 Keyworth, daughter of William and Flora. 1911 age 6 in parents’ house (Bradmore 22/1911). Kenneth Armstrong born 1908 Keyworth, son of William and Flora. 1911 age 3 in parents’ house (Bradmore 22/1911). Archie Armstrong born 1910 Keyworth, son of William and Flora. 1911 age 1 in parents’ house (Bradmore 22/1911). Thomas Armstrong born c1811, Burton Leics. Thomas Armstrong married Catherine Jacques both of Bradmore 28.12.1835, witnessed by Mary Armstrong and Thomas Bosworth. Catherine died 1840. 1841 age 30, frameknitter, with son William (1841/61). 1851 age 41, widower, framework knitter with son William (Bradmore 1851/7). Thomas Armstrong died Jan.qtr 1858, Basford district. Catherine Armstrong nee Jacques, daughter of Samuel and Catherine. Married Thomas 1835, buried Bunny 27.4.1840 age 27. William Armstrong son of Thomas, labourer, and Catherine of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 7.11.1836. 1841 age 4 in father’s house (Bradmore 1841/61). 1851 age 14, single, farm labourer, in father’s house (Bradmore 1851/7). Joseph Armstrong born c1829. 1841 age 12, servant in the household of Sam Hordmer (Bradmore 1841/72).

ASHER George Asher presented for absence from church for one month during the reigns of Charles II and James II (1660-1688).

ASHTON Ann Ashton born c1847 North Leverton, daughter of Thomas Ashton, shoemaker. Living in Bradmore in 1870 age 23 when she married Thomas Davies, age 17 (should be 27), labourer of Bradmore son of John, cottager. See Davy/Davies.

ASTILL Anne Astill nee Bennet of Bradmore, wife of Thomas As(t)ill of Plumtree (married at Bunny 27.11.1815). Thomas Astill born 1849, Normanton on the Wolds, son of John, ag.lab, and Ann of Normanton. 1851 age 2 in parents’ house at Normanton. 1861 age 12, plough boy, in the household of Joseph Nixon, Rancliffe Farm (Bradmore 1861/17).

ATHERLEY Mary Atherley, born 1826, Hickling. 1841 age 15 female servant for William Eggleston, Keyworth. 1851 age 25, single, house servant in the household of Elizabeth Goodacre (b.Edwalton) (Bradmore 1851/27).

ATKINSON Annes Atkinson married William Bingham of St Nicholas parish, Nottingham 27.8.1589. Louisa Atkinson, born 1825 in Leicester St Margarets. 1841 age 14 at Cold Overton Girls Asylum, under schoolmistress Elizabeth Lipear. 1851 age 24 at Enderby, schoolmistress at Blaby Union under headmaster Henry Gillett age 59 and his wife Rebecca. Not found 1861. 1871 age 44, single, schoolmistress born Leicester, patient at Belghrave, St George’s Hanover Square, at St George’s Hospital, St Paul’s, at Hyde Park Corner. (Lanesborough House was rebuilt by 1844 to take 350 beds, attic floor extension added 1859, and by 1868 included a medical school, later St George’s University of London.) Presumably being treated for her leg injury. 1881 age 56, householder, unmarried, former

Bradmore Families A, to 1911 Page 11 schoolmistress living on the Loughborough Road north of the forge (Bradmore 1881/10). 1881 Whites Directory, Infants day school. Nov.1885 to receive a ton of coal from Bunny & Bradmore Charities if she opens the school again. 1891 age 64, single, in house with 4 rooms (Bradmore 1891/45). 1893-4 received a ton of coals each year from Bunny & Bradmore Charities. 1894 Whites Directory, Infants Day School. 5.2.1894 Bunny & Bradmore Charities agreed to give Miss Atkinson £6 pa, she already having £2 left for keeping a Dame School in Bradmore, making £8 annually, for teaching the infants in Bradmore who are able to learn in class and provided they are not under 3 years of age; it being a condition also that no child shall continue to attend her school after the middle of the month of April in any year who is more than five and a half years old at that date. On the above conditions, no school fees required of the children. Miss Atkinson to give the usual holidays. 1898 Louisa contributed 10/- to the Bunny Clock Fund, memorial to 60th year of Queen Victoria’s reign. On Bradmore electoral roll, house with no parish vote 1890-1, gap, 1893-1909. 1890s house described as tiny, one room down, two tiny rooms up (but note census 1891 has 4 rooms) where infants were taught alphabet and arithmetic tables before going on to Bunny school. 1900 Bunny Estate rental with cottage and garden paying £2 pa rent. 1901 age 42 single, retired schoolmistress, living alone in 3-room house on Loughborough Turnpike (Bradmore 57/1901). May 1903 she was instructed by the Bunny & Bradmore Charities Governors not to take children under 4 years of age in the Dame School. 1904 the Charities Governors resolved that Miss Atkinson should be paid from the School Fund from the following March, 1905. 1908 Bunny Estate rental, paying £2 pa. J. P. Smeeton recalls she was “to many a Bradmore child something of an ogre. She had a wooden leg, her stump giving her an endless amount of trouble and causing her considerable pain at times. This and her advancing years combined to make her rather cross-tempered and lacking of patience with her young charges.” Louisa Atkinson died Oct quarter 1908, Basford district. 1939 her cottage was still standing, in its old-world garden (O Randall, one of her last pupils).

ATTENBOROUGH In the 1500s three Attenborough brothers founded branches of the family at Clifton, Stapleford and Ruddington. (Lord Richard and Sir David Attenborough are descended from a Stapleford sub-branch.) The Bradmore Attenboroughs are linked with the Ruddington branch. (Source: Merrilyn Minter, New Zealand.) Richard Attenborough born c1662 Ruddington, son of Robert and Mary (nee Sills), married Prudence Ba(r)ker of Ruddington at Bunny 2.7.1709., Living in Bradmore in the 1710s. Richard died 1728. Relatives in Ruddington include uncle George, brother George (1677-1739, married 1703 to Ann Weat or Wheat), sisters Elizabeth (1680-1700) and Mary (1683-1709, married Richard Shaw) and step- brother John. Prudence Attenborough nee Baker, born 1686 Ruddington married Richard at Bunny 2.7.1709. Died 1774, buried at Bunny. Robert Attenborow, son of Richard and Prudence, bapt. Bunny 22.5.1710. Husbandman, possibly at Debdale Farm. Married (1) at Bunny to Elizabeth Harvey or Harby, 28.2.1735. Elizabeth died 1742. Married (2): Robert Attenborow husbandman, widower age 26 (should be 36) married Mary Peet of Bradmore, age 34, widow of Thomas, by licence, 14.4.1747. Robert died 21.4.1756 in 46th year of his age, buried at Bunny 22.4.1756 in the south-east section of the churchyard. Will dated 1.11.1754, proved 9.6.1756. Bond 29.5.1756 £900 by George Attenborough and Thomas Glover, farmers. Left to his son John £50, payable 12 months hence. To son Richard £50, 12 months hence. Daughter Elizabeth 2 guineas. Wife Mary and daughter Mary £150 payable 12 months hence. Son in law Thomas Peet “1/- over and above the £300 which I gave bond for when I married his mother.” Residue to share equally between sons John and Richard and wife Mary. Executors are brothers Richard Borrows of Ruddington (married to Robert’s sister Mary) and George Attenborrow of Bradmore. Elizabeth Attenborow nee Harby, married to Robert 28.2.1735, died 1742. (Mary Attenborow / Attenbour, nee Pool, widow of Thomas Peet, married Robert Attenborow 14.4.1747 – see separate entry following descendants of Robert and Elizabeth.) Elizabeth Attenborough b c.1740, daughter of Robert and Elizabeth, mentioned as the first daughter in Robert’s will 1754 with a token bequest. Attenborough family research indicates Elizabeth daughter of Robert and Elizabeth married Sam Linacre in 1763, had 4 children and died in 1811. John Attenborough born c1736, son of Robert and Elizabeth mentioned as the first son in Robert’s will 1754, but not mentioned in Mary’s will 1765. Married Elizabeth Winfield 1764, lived at Titchmarsh Northants, had 8 children of whom the fourth, John, 1773-1860, was farmer at Islip. Richard Attenborough senior, farmer, born c.1738, son of Robert and Elizabeth. Mentioned in father’s will 1754, but not in Mary’s 1765. Married Martha Street, no parishes specified, at Bunny

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27.12.1757. Paid £1/19/2 per quarter Land Tax recorded from 1780 to 1785, then his widow took it over. Signed Constable’s Accounts 1772-1783, served as Constable 1784. Will of Richard the elder of Bradmore, farmer, dated 18.5.1785, the day he died, includes property in Keyworth, Radford and Lenton. Left all messuages, cottages, farms, closes, lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate in Keyworth, Radford and Lenton to his cousin William Burrows of Ruddington, farmer, and John Breedon of Ruddington, grazier, in trust. All household goods, money, stock on the farm at Bradmore (probably Debdale Farm), corn, grain etc in trust for his wife Martha and son John to occupy and manage the farm at Bradmore jointly during the life of his wife. Martha and John are to maintain, educate and bring up the children William, Ann, Robert, George, Mary and Thomas during their minorities and support his daughter Elizabeth whom he wishes to live with them on the farm during her life if single and unmarried, but not otherwise. After Martha’s death, his son John to have tenant-right of Bradmore farm, and the trustees are to allow him goods, stock, corn and grain to the value of £500. Martha to receive an annuity of £10 in lieu of Dower and Thirds. His son Richard to have horses, cows and cattle already given to him on the farm at Bunny, and cash balance to make up the value of £200. Daughter Elizabeth to have £100. Son William to have £50 when he is 23, and £100 when Martha died. Daughter Ann to have £150 when she is 23. Son Robert to have £150 when 23. Son George to have £150 when 23. Daughter Mary to have £150 when 23. Son Thomas to have £150 when 23. Richard died 18.5.1785 aged 46, buried Bunny 20.5.1785, gravestone in south-east section of churchyard, with son John and daughter Elizabeth on the same slab; stone signed S: Roobotham, Sculp. Bradmore. Will proved 10.10.1786. Inventory 1.4.1786, comprising: purse and apparel £20, household goods £50, total £70. Administration 17.1.1826, on former probate grant of 10.12.1786. Deposition 14.1.1826. Bond 14.1.1826 £40, by Richard Attenborough of Bunny, farmer, Thomas Attenborough of Nottingham Town, Gent., sons of Richard late of Bradmore, farmer, and to widow Martha who died intestate before administering Richard’s will. Martha Attenborough born 8.2.1739, nee Street, married Richard Attenborough at Bunny 27.12.1757, no parishes specified. Widow of Richard (d.1785), paid land tax £1/19/2 per quarter from 1786 to 1791 as Widow Attenborough. William took over from her. Died 18.5.1796, buried as widow aged 57, at Bunny, 22.5.1796, in the south-east section of the churchyard. Elizabeth Attenborough daughter of Richard and Martha, no parish specified, bapt. 6.11.1758. Died 15.7.1785 shortly after her father and brother John, aged 28, spinster, buried Bunny 18.7.1785, recorded on her father’s gravestone in the south-east section of the churchyard. Will administered 1826. Robert Attenborough son of Richard and Martha, of Bradmore, bapt. Bunny 7.2.1760, buried 6.10.1768. Richard Attenborough bapt Bunny 7.2.1762, son of Richard and Martha of Bradmore. 1785 married Mary Marshall at Keyworth. 1826 referred to in his father’s will as farmer of Bunny. Had children Mary, Elizabeth, Ann, Martha and George, referred to in brother George’s will 1804. Died 1829, Keyworth. Wife Mary died 1837, Keyworth. John Attenborough born c 1763/4, son of Richard and Martha, died 18.5.1785 (age 22 on gravestone), buried Bunny 20.5.1785, age 21 in register, recorded on his father’s gravestone in south-east section of churchyard. Died the same day as his father. William Attenborough son of Richard and Martha of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 17.7.1766. William Attenborough, farmer / victualler, brother of George Attenborough, farmer, and brother in law of Thomas Peet, farmer. 1791 married Hannah Rossell 22.3.1790 at Hopwell, Derby, in the parish of Wilne by licence. In Bunny Estate Survey 1792 with 167 acres 1 rood 26 perches paying £156/8/2 pa rent including £2/1/9 for house, outbuildings, garden and foldyard, Debdale Farm. 1784 Common Fine commonly paid at St Michaelmas included 1½d gathered from William Attenborough. Signed Constables Accounts 1784, 1788-96 and 1799, served as Constable in 1793. Jan.1797 the first of the payments in the Constables Accounts of William Attenborough’s bills for ale etc. 5.1.1798 Constable paid expenses at William Attenborough’s when the Jury was called for Henry Marriott, 9/-, and paid William’s bill of 1/6. 1798 William carried out inventory of goods for Henry Marriott. Jan 1799 William’s bill for 9/10 paid by Constable. July 1799 William was paid 8/- for the Jury’s dinner at the inquisition of John Smith, and 2/4 on account of a poor woman in the frost, and his bill 2/2. Jan 1800 his bill 5/1 was paid. Jan 1801 Constable paid his bill £3/13/- for lodging and ale for poor people, and 8/3 “for eating and drinking about that man has they took up”. 23.5.1801 expenses for Mr Attenborough and Constable for going to Mr Cirtis paid, 5/-. Jan 1802 received £2/11/4 for lodging and ale for poor people. Paid land tax of £1/19/2 per qtr taking over from Widow Martha Attenborough in 1791 and continuing to 1802, when widow Hannah took over. Will dated 3.8.1802. William died 4.8.1802 aged 36, buried at Bunny in the south-east section of the churchyard. Will proved 7.4.1803. Left to George Attenborough and Thomas Peet

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farmer, executors, the tenant right and possession of the public house (Nags Head), farm lands, hereditaments and premises occupied by William in Bradmore with the leave and permission of the worthy landlord Sir Thomas Parkyns, Baronet. All and singular household goods and furniture, plate, linen, china, stock of ale and liquors, brewing vessels and utensils, implements in husbandry, hay, corn, horses, cows, sheep, swine and cattle, money, securities, bills, bonds etc. Trust for Hannah Attenborough to carry on the business of farmer and victualler until son William is 21, and to allow her to bring up and educate 4 children during their minorities, suitable to their degree and station in life. When William was 21 he was to have £200 and on sale of premises, effects etc, one fifth share to Hannah, one fifth to daughter Mary Attenborough, one fifth to William in addition to his £200, one fifth to daughter Jane, one fifth to daughter Elizabeth, all when 21. Declaration of value of personal estate in lieu of inventory, £300, undated. Hannah Attenborough, nee Rossell, married William at Hopewell, Derby in the parish of Wilne, 22.3.1790. In William’s will Hannah was to continue the farm and public house businesses until son William came of age. Jan 1803 Mrs Attenborough received £1/16/2 for ale, eating and lodging for poor people, and continued to receive payments when meetings held at Attenboroughs’, i.e. the Nags Head, including Aug.1803 £1/10/6 paid at Mrs Attenborough’s to the subscribers of the Militia in ale, and another 4/5 at the subscription to the Army Reserve. Jan.1804 paid Mrs Attenborough 1/2 for lodging and eating for a poor woman passing through. Jan.1805 annual bill 5/9. Oct.1805 Constable paid Mrs Attenborough 4/- for 2 pints of gin for William Henson (medicinal!). December, paid 4/9 at Mrs Attenborough’s at a meeting about Sarah Wells. Hannah paid land tax £1/19/2 per qtr 1803-1822 when William took over. Hannah relict of William of Bradmore died 31.8.1840 age 71, buried Bunny 3.9.1840 in the south-east section of the churchyard. Mary Ann Attenborough born 22.8.1791, Bradmore, daughter of William, farmer, and Hannah. Bapt. at Bunny 30.8.1791. William Attenborough born 29.1.1793, Bradmore, son and heir of William, farmer, and Hannah at Debdale Farm. Bapt. Bunny 31.1.1793. Probably the William Attenborough who received pay from the constable in May 1804 for sparrows. 1807 and Apr.1808 he got 4d from the Constable for a hedgehog. Signed Constable’s Accounts 1809-1815, 1820-9, 1832-43, 1846-8, and served as Constable 1824 and 1837. Took over payment of £1/19/2 land tax from his mother Hannah in 1823. Married Rebecca Dalby at Nottingham St Nicholas 26.2.1825. 1825 Mr William Attenborough had 2/5 from the Constable for work on his dyke, 2¼ acres, a part of village-wide dyking works. Described as farmer in the land tax return of 1827. 1829 witnessed will of John Voce. 1832 in Whites Directory, farmer, still paying £1/19/2 land tax per qtr when record ends in 1832. 1835 William Attenborough, farmer, listed as trustee of Bradmore Methodist Church in the original deeds. On the electoral roll from 1838/9 with 169 acres, from 1841/2-1852/3 with 160 acres. 1838-1845 and 1853, William Attenborough signed Methodist Sunday School accounts and also dealt with task books, hymn books, expenses book, Bibles and catechisms. 1839 Constable paid Mr Attenborough’s bills £7/6/2 and £3/7/4, no details, but possibly for accommodation for meetings and poor people. 1841 age 48, farmer, married to Rebecca, with children Jane, William, Eliza, Mary Lettitia and Edwin, plus William Biddles of independent means, and servants James Harwood (cousin of William, from Hill Farm), Henry Skelton and Jesse Stevenson (Bradmore 1841/79). 1841/2 William received £1/4/- from the Constable for watching (at night). 1844 Whites Directory, farmer. 1848/9 Constable paid him 10/- for journeys to Basford, and in 1851 paid him 15/- for 3 journeys to Basford, probably to the Union House on parish business. 1851 age 57, farmer of 180 acres employing one labourer, with wife Rebecca and children Jane, William, Edwin and Letisha, plus house servant Mary Wootton, and farm labourers William Alcock and George Collins (Bradmore 1851/1). 1853 and 1854 Whites Directory, farmer. No later reference to any of William’s family resident in Bradmore. 1861 family not found – in transit?. 1871 William Attenborough, widower age 75, retired farmer, with and daughter Jane, single, housekeeper, and grand-daughter Mary E James age 12, born Bradmore (daughter of Edward Griffin James and Mary Ann nee Attenborough) plus 1 servant, at Rempstone Heath, Wymeswold. William Attenborough born 1793 died Apr.qtr 1872, Loughborough district. Rebecca Attenbrough born 1799, Bradmore, nee Dalby, married to William 26.2.1825 at Nottingham St Marys. 1841 age 42, married to William (Bradmore 1841/79). 1851 age 52 (Bradmore 1851/1). Died before 1871, record not found. Jane Attenbrough daughter of William, farmer, and Rebecca of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 13.3.1826. 1841 age 15 (Bradmore 1841/79). 1851 age 25, single (Bradmore 1851/1). 1861 not found. 1871 in father’s house at Wymeswold, age 45, housekeeper. 1881 Jane A Attenborough

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head, single, age 55, annuitant with sister Letitia, single age 42, annuitant, and niece Mary Ellen James age 22, farmer’s daughter born Bradmore (daughter of Mary Ann and Edward Griffin James), at Rempstone Lane, Wymeswold. Died 1888, spinster, at Wymeswold, Liecs. William Attenbrough son of William, farmer, and Rebecca of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 2.1.1828. 1841 age 10 (Bradmore 1841/79). 1851 age 23, single (Bradmore 1851/1). 1861 William Attenborough single age 33 farmer of 199 acres employing 3 labourers and 1 boy, with sister Eliza and visitor Elizabeth Hallam, farmer’s wife age 45 born Bramcote and her children Annie age 8, John age 6, and 2 servants, at Lodge Farm Overstone. (Elizabeth Hallam nee Fox cousin of John Hallam, farmer of Kirk Hallam married William Hallam, farmer of Little London, Wymeswold; no identified link to Attenboroughs.) 1871 William Attenborough age 43, farmer of 250 acres employing 5 men and 4 boys, with wife Laura age 39 and children William age 5, George age 3, Arthur age 1, and 2 servants at Lodge Farm, Irchester, Northants. 1881 age 53, with wife Laura age 49 born Derbyshire, sons George 13 and Arthur 11 both born Irchester Northants, servant Hannah Brown born Bingham and visitor John Hallam single, age 25, farmer’s son born Wymeswold (son of William and Elizabeth Hallam, also present in 1861, see above) at Farm House, Whatton. 1891 William Attenborough age 63 farmer with wife Laura age 59, born St Norbury Derbyshire, with son William age 25 born Overstone, George 23 auctioneer born Irchester Lodge Northants, Arthur 21 born Irchester Lodge, and a servant. 1901 at 229 Melton Road, Belgrave, Leics, William age 73 living on own means, with wife Laura age 69, son Arthur age 32 grazier, at Thurcaston. William Attenborough of Milton House, 197 Loughborough Rd, Belgrave, Leics, gent, died 6.1.1909, probate 27.1.1909 at Leicester to sons William Edward, farmer and grazier, George, auctioneer, and Arthur, farmer, effects £3574/8/9. Eliza Attenbrough daughter of William, farmer, and Rebecca of Bradmore bapt. Bunny14.4.1830. 1841 age 10 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/79). 1851 age 20, single in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/1). 1861 Eliza age 30 in her brother William’s house at Lodge Farm, Overstone. Mary Ann Attenbrough daughter of William, farmer and Rebecca of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 24.4.1832. 1841 age 9 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/79). 1851 age 18, single in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/1). Married Edward Griffin James before 1861. See James. Edwin Attenbrough son of William, farmer and Rebecca of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 2.9.1834, buried Bunny 26.4.1835, infant. Edwin Attenborough son of William, farmer and Rebecca of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 19.2.1836. 1841 age 5 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/79). 1851 age 15, single in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/1). Not found in 1861. 10.6.1863 Edwin Attenborough of Wing, Bucks, bachelor age over 21, payed licence for solemnisation of matrimony in the New Parish church of St Luke, West Holloway Middlesex, between him and Emma Mather of that parish, spinster age over 21, made oath of no impediment and that Emma Mather had lived in the parish for the last 15 days, signed Edwin Attenborough and witnessed. Edwin married June 1863 to Emma Mather daughter of James, farmer and Eliza of Irchester, Northants. 1871 Edwin age 35 farmer born Bradmore with wife Emma 31 born Irchester plus 2 servants at Nest Park Farm, Wing, Bucks. 1881 Edwin Attenbrough age 45, farmer of 108 acres employing 3 men and 1 boy, with wife Emma age 41 and a servant, at Mill Farm, Burton on the Wolds. Emma Attenborough born 1841 died July qtr 1881 Loughborough district. Edwin’s second marriage not found. 1891 farmer age 53 born at Bradmore c1838, married to Annie age 25 born Bramcote plus servant at Town House, Burton Bandalls, Burton on the Wolds. Edwin Attenborough farmer of Burton Bandalls died 19.6.1898, probate at Leicester 13.7.1898 to Arthur Attenborough (nephew, son of brother William), effects £1885/6/7. 1901 Annie Attenborough age 35 widow on own means living alone at Falcon St, Loughborough. Lettitia Attenbrough bapt. Bunny 18.5.1838, Bradmore, daughter of William farmer and Rebecca. 1841 age 3 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/79). 1851 age 12 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/1). 1861 not found. 1871 age 32, visiting the family of Samuel Page age 60 tea dealer and landowner of 48 acres, born Stanton Notts, with an unmarried son William, age 20, tea dealer born Islington, at Chitto Hill House, Tottenham / Wood Green, London. 1881 age 42 annuitant in sister Jane’s house, with niece Mary Ellen James (daughter of Mary Ann and Edward Griffin James), at Rempstone Lane, Wymeswold. 1891 living alone age 52 on her own means at Wymeswold. Letitia Attenborough, spinster of Wymeswold died 27.11.1899, probate Leicester 14.3.1900 to Mary Ellen James spinster (niece, daughter of Mary Ann) and Henry Bamber, farmer (of Thurcaston, born Overstone Northants); effects £670/4/7. Elizabeth Attenborough born 28.11.1794, Bradmore, daughter of William, farmer, and Hannah, bapt. Bunny 4.12.1794. Died 26.5.1796 aged 1 year 6 months, buried Bunny 29.5.1796 with her

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grandmother Martha in the south-east section of the churchyard. Thomas Attenborough born 25.2. 1797 Bradmore, son of William, farmer, and Hannah, bapt. Bunny 5.3.1797. Died 28.2.1801 in his 4th year, buried Bunny 29.7.1801, in the south-east section of the churchyard, commemorated on the same gravestone as Jane. Jane Attenborough born 9.1.1799 Bradmore, daughter of William, farmer, and Hannah, bapt. Bunny 28.1.1799. Died 28.2.1819 in her 20th year, buried Bunny 28.2.1819 in the south east section of the churchyard, commemorated on the same gravestone as Thomas. Elizabeth Attenborough born 14.1.1801 Bradmore, daughter of William and Hannah, bapt. Bunny 19.1.1801. Ann Attenborough daughter of Richard and Martha of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 9.10.1768. Ann Attenborough married John Harwood, both of Bradmore, by vicar’s licence at Bunny 31.5.1787. Their son James is referred to in George’s will 1804. Ann buried with the Attenboroughs at Bunny. See Harwood. Robert Attenborough son of Richard and Martha, of Bradmore, bapt. at Bunny 13.8.1771. Probably the Robert who was paid by the Constable in 1780 for catching sparrows. Robert Attenborough of Bradmore died 19.3.1809 age 38, intestate, estate valued at under £20 and administered in 1826. Buried Bunny 21.3.1809 in south east section of churchyard, gravestone inscribed ‘Exchanged Time for Eternity, 19.3.1809 aged 38 years’. George Attenborough, farmer of Bradmore. Probably son of Richard and Martha, bapt. Bunny ?30.5.1773. Possibly the George who received payment from the Constable in 1780 and 1801 for catching sparrows. Signed Constables Accounts 1803/4. Died 23.9.1804 age 31, still a bachelor, buried Bunny 24.9.1804 in the south east section of the churchyard. Will dated 20.8.1804, codicil 25.8.1804, proved 9.5.1805. Left money, securities, bonds, bills, goods, cattle, chattels and estate to his brother Richard Attenborough and cousin Thomas Peet of Bradmore, farmer, on trust to spend £5 pa in the clothing and for the benefit of brother Robert during the term of his life, as long as he made known his place of residence and applied for the same annually. After Robert’s death, the trust to pay £60 to his nephew William Attenborough son of his late brother William (the farmer and victualler) when he reached 21, and if he died first, to pay his 3 sisters Mary Ann, Jane and Elizabeth. Also on the death of his brother Robert, £40 to nephew James Harrod (Harwood) when 21, and if died before then, to share between the 3 daughters of his brother Richard, i.e. Mary, Elizabeth Ann and Martha. Also to pay £50 to nephew George Attenborough son of his brother Richard when 21. Also £20 to eldest son of brother Thomas when 21. Remainder of estate equally among the three sisters, Mary Ann, Jane and Elizabeth daughters of his brother William Attenborough, when 21. Executors Richard Attenborough and John Peet. Codicil left £20 to James Harrod and £40 to George Attenborough son of Richard Attenborough, £20 which had been left to the eldest son of Thomas now to go with the residue of the estate. His sister Hannah Attenborough widow (of William, farmer and victualler - actually sister-in-law) to get the interest until the legacies became payable. George Attenborough of Bradmore, death duty register record 9.5.1805. Mary Attenborough daughter of Richard and Martha, bapt. Bunny 2.4.1775. In 1797 on 23.10. age 22 married William Gunn of Bunny, 21, bachelor, butcher, by vicar’s licence at Bunny, with bond dated 21 Oct. by William Gunn and Thomas Peet of Bradmore, farmer. Died 21.10.1800 aged 25, no children, buried at Bunny with the Attenboroughs in the south-east section of the churchyard. Thomas Attenborough son of Richard and Martha, bapt. Bunny 25.7.1777. In 1783, 1787, 1789, received payment from the Constable for catching sparrows.. Referred to as of Nottingham Town, Gent. in 1826 bond for his father Richard. Married Sarah, had children Thomas (who died before 1804 causing his uncle George to add a codicil to his will) and Frances. Died c.1834. Made a will 15.1.1823 naming executors William Attenborough farmer of Bradmore, son of William, and William Deverill of Nottingham, wine merchant. Will proved 11.4.1834. James Attenborough born 1779, son of Richard and Martha, died before Richard’s will of 1785 in which he is not mentioned. Martha Attenborough daughter of Richard and Martha of Bradmore, bapt. Bunny 13.8.1781, buried Bunny 15.10.1784 age 3. Mary Attenborow/Attenbour, nee Pool, formerly wife of John Peet, married Robert son of Richard and Prudence in 1747 (his second wife). Died 25.11.1775 age 60 years, buried in Bunny churchyard south of the chancel. Verse: ‘Stay passenger and view thy fate / Stand and compose thy mind / Death’s no regard to rank or state / Thou’rt but one step behind.’ Will dated 5.2. 1765, proved 1.11.1776. Bond 2.12.1775, £200, by Thomas Peet, victualler, her son. Left to her daughter Mary Attenborrow ‘8 pillow cases and 7 pairs of sheets, 2 tablecloths and the trunk they lye in, my large Bible, all my clothes and childbed linen … my diamond ring that has the hair laid in the middle stone, and my plain gold ring late my brother … and one of my own plain rings.’ To daughter Elizabeth

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Peet, wife of her son Thomas Peet, one gold ring. To her grand-daughter Mary Peet, one gold ring set with a red stone … To her grand-daughter Ann Peet, £5 and a gold enamelled ring. To grandson Thomas Peet, £5. To Grandson John Peet, £5. The residue to her son Thomas Peet, her executor. Witnessed by Matthew Hancock and Thoams Plowman. See Peet. Mary Attenborough daughter of Robert and Mary of Bradmore, bapt. Bunny 9.5.1748, mentioned in her father’s will of 1754, and her mother’s 1765. Married John Nixon of Bradmore at Bunny 23.6.1768, died 1769 in her 22nd year. See Nixon. Ann Attenborough daughter of Robert and Mary, no parish specified, bapt. Bunny 14.10.1749, buried 24.10.1749. Richard Attenborough son of Richard and Prudence of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 8.8.1711. Died before 1714. Mary Attenborough daughter of Richard and Prudence of Bradmore bapt. 13.4.1713. 1737 married Richard Burrows of Ruddington. See Burrows. Richard Attenborough son of Richard and Prudence bapt. 1.12.1714. Parents’ parish not recorded. Possibly the Richard who died 1715. Ann Attenborough daughter of Richard and Prudence bapt. Bunny 17.8.1718. Elizabeth Attenborough daughter of Richard and Prudence of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 23.11.1720. George Attenborough, farmer of Bradmore, son of Richard and Prudence, bapt. Bunny 18.7.1723. 1748 married Mary Steemson (IGI: Stevenson) at Nottingham St Nicholas, 8.10.1748. 1756 signed bond for will of Robert Attenborough. 1758 signed bond for will of Robert Steemson. Paid land tax at £1/13/6 per quarter recorded from 1780 to 1798, when Robert Attenborough took over. Constable in 1772, 1786 and 1796, signed Constable’s Accounts 1780-1799. Bunny Estate Survey 1792, had 169 acres 3 roods 36 perches and paid £133/8/11 rent pa, including £5/6/9 for house, outbuildings, garden, field yard and croft (Rancliffe Farm). Buried Bunny 9.6.1799, aged 74. Admon 30.12.1799. Inventory £599, undated. Renunciation 9.11.1799. Bond 25.11.1799 by his children, Ann Attenborough spinster, George Attenborough of Braybrook Northants, farmer, Richard Attenborough of Loughborough, baker, John Attenborough of Bradmore. Tombstone in SW section of Bunny churchyard: ‘Near this place in the dust are entombed the mortal remains of George Attenborough late of Bradmore who married Mary the daughter of Robert and Ann Steemton. He departed this uncertain life on 7th day of June AD 1799 aged 74 years.’ Verse: ‘Reader behold a friend sincere/ A tender parent interr’d here/ Lov’d, esteem’d, to Death resign’d/ A worthy pattern to mankind/ His loss each hour we live to moan/ And hope from earth to heaven he’s gone.’ Stone signed Rowbotham, and lying above another. Mary Attenborough, nee Steemson (IGI: Stevenson), daughter of Robert and Ann, married George at Nottingham St Nicholas 8.10.1748, buried 12.8.1770, in SW section of Bunny churchyard, stone overgrown. Also referred to on George’s tombstone, 1799. Robert Attenborough son of George and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 29.12.1749. Took over George Attenborough’s lands when he died 1799, and paid £1/13/6 per quarter land tax up to 1813. Died 6.10.1813 aged 63, buried west end of Bunny churchyard. Verse partly legible on tombstone. (Note register has burial of Robert Attenborough at 9.10.1813 age 49, i.e. born c1764, potentially two different people, but all the other evidence tallies with Robert son of George and Mary.) Robert was at Braybrooke, Northants 1778-1782 and in Bradmore after 1799. Bond dated 11.3.1814 for Robert Attenborough, farmer, by his brothers George Attenborough of Braybrooke Northants, grazier, and Richard Attenborough of Loughborough, maltster, and John Attenborough of Bradmore, farmer, who administered his affairs 20.5.1814. Robert died a bachelor and his Bradmore lands passed out of the family, to John Lane junior. Ann Attenborough daughter of George and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 20.3.1751. Referred to in George’s bond 1799 as spinster. Died 1807/8. George Attenborough son of George and Mary, no parish specified, bapt. Bunny 27.6. 1755. Married Mary Whitworth, moved to Braybrook, Northamptonshire 1778, had children Mary (1790- 1803), George (1791-1829, married Betsey Smith of Blakesley, Warwickshire), Samuel, Robert, and a daughter who married Thomas Smith of Buckingham. Referred to in father George’s bond as grazier of Braybrook. Richard Attenborough, born 1756, son of George and Mary, signed his father’s bond 1799 as baker of Loughborough. 1841 Richard Attenborough at Baxter Gate Loughborough age 80, maltster, with wife Mary age 65 and 1 servant. Richard Attenborough died Jan qtr 1843, Loughborough. Mary died 1855. John Attenborough of Bradmore, born c 1759, son of George and Mary. Farmer, signed the bond for his father in 1799. Signed Constables Accounts 1799, 1800, 1802-10, and served as Constable in 1805. 1807/8 John Attenborough in the Constable’s accounts (receipts) paid 3/6 for a frock,

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probably the one made for William Henson and paid for by the Constable shortly before William died. 1813/4 Mr Attenborough, probably John, paid the Constable 10/- for wages for John Smith. Brother of Robert, administered his affairs 1814. Buried Bunny 20.1.1838 age 78. Attenborough family research indicates he was a bachelor, of Braybrooke, Northants in 1781 and later a baker in Bradmore. Elizabeth Attenborow, widow, of Bradmore, buried Bunny 24.11.1775. Mrs Ann Attenborough of Bradmore buried Bunny 2.8.1806.

ATTEWELL William Attawell married Elizabeth Barnham both of Bradmore at Bunny 28.9.1680. Sarah Attewell daughter of William and Elizabeth of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 5.4.1685. John Attiwell son of William and Elizabeth of Bradmore bapt. at Bunny 3.9.1690. William Attewell son of William Attewell of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 20.4.1693. Dorothy Attiwell married Francis Archer of Bunny at Bunny, 1700, precise date missing from register but on basis of register sequence probably later than September. See Archer. William Attwell married Alice Pollard of Bunny by vicar’s licence at Bunny 27.11.1711. Alice Attwel daughter of William and Alice of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 5.2. 1712. Ann Attewel daughter of William and Alice of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 3.11.1719. William Attewell son of William and Alice of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 5.2. 1722. Elizabeth Attewel married Francis Johnson of Kegworth at Bunny 26.5.1729. William Attewell married Mary Henson both of Bradmore 21.3.1731. Mary Attewell, widow, of Bradmore, buried Bunny 14.2.1768. Possibly Mary nee Henson daughter of James and Elleanor who married a William Attewell of Bradmore at Bunny 21.3.1731? Thomas Attewell son of William and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 8.7.1733. May be the Thomas married to Hannah, but no firm identification. Thomas Attewell married to Hannah, living in Bradmore at least from 1766. Mentioned in Constables Account for 1779, records payment of 4/- for fetching a quarter of lime from Leake Hills for Thomas Attewell. 1790 Constable paid for coals for Thomas Attewell, twice, 10/6 each time. 1791 Thomas received frequent payments in April specifically due to illness. Thomas Attwell in Bunny Estate Survey 1792 with 6 acres 1 rood 19 perches paying £5/2/9 pa rent, including 5/- pa for a house and garden in the waste. Probably at the eastern end of the cottages later combined into Southwell House on Main St. 1795 received coals and 2/6 per week from the Constable. 1796 received weekly payments, and Constable paid carriage for coals. 5.5.1795 Constable paid 1/- for Thomas Attewell’s dinner at the Rent Day, and 24.5.1795 gave Thomas 2/6. 1797 received coals, and was paid 2/5 for ‘work dooing’ in Oct. May 1798 had 2/- a week for 4 weeks, and in Jan.1799 was paid £2/15/- for ‘work doing’. April 1799 Thomas had 4 weeks pay, 8/-, Jan.1800 £2/15/- for ‘work doing’. The Constable recovered 10/- from Thomas Attewell for sowing of his wheat. 14.7.1800 he had a strike of barley and 17 Aug. went onto regular weekly pay, 3/- for the first week and 5/- per week afterwards. 1801 had 5/- per week and coals, into 1802. Jan. 1801 Constable paid for 2 lb tar chord for T Attewell, 1/-, and a bottle of fishers oil for him 1/-. Thomas Attewell, no parish specified, buried Bunny 4.2.1802. Hannah Attewell born c1731, married Thomas, received 2/6 per week from the Constable from 1802 when Thomas died. By 1807 her weekly money went up to 3/-. Jan.1808 Constable paid for cloth for Hannah Attewell for a shift and sheet, 10/8. Had coals from the Constable Jan.1809. Hannah’s payments increased to 3/6 per week, and continued through to 1814 when the Constable’s record ceased. Nov.1810 Constable bought a shift for Hannah, 4/6. Jan.1812 Hannah had a shift of cloth 3 yards, 4/-. March 1814 she had another shift of cloth, 4/6. Nov.1814 she had 4½ yards for a sheet, 4/10½d. Buried Bunny 23.4.1815 age 84. Thomas Attewel son of Thomas and Hannah, no parish specified, buried Bunny 16.4.1764. William Attewell son of Thomas and Hannah of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 21.5.1766. Elizabeth Attewell daughter of Thomas and Hannah of Bradmore bapt. 25.1.1769. May be the same Elizabeth who married William Hallam of Lenton at Bunny 26.7.1789. Hannah Attewell bapt. Bunny 24.6. 1789, illegitimate daughter of Elizabeth (possibly Elizabeth daughter of Thomas and Hannah but not firmly identified). Sam Attewel son of Thomas and Hannah bapt. 6 (or 19).3.1777, Bunny. Paid by Constable in 1787 and 1788 for catching sparrows. Referred to in baptism registers as married to Jane. Dec.1808 Constable paid for a pair of sheets 9 yards at 13½d per yard, plus carriage, total 1/5½d for Attewell, and also paid William Henson’s expenses 6/- for going with Samuel Attewell to Gotham and Nottingham. Had coals from the Constable, Jan.1809, and 10/6 in cash; Jan.16th the Constable paid for cloth for Samuel’s bed 4s.10½d. The Constable paid Samuel Attewell (and William Henson) on their pension day, 6/-, and bought groceries for the same 2/4½d, and 2 cwt of coals for each of them.

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Feb.1809 Constable paid William Hart for carriage for Samuel Attewell, 10d, and paid Mr Henson 2/- for Samuel’s lodging. Constable paid Thomas Trig 8 weeks rent for Samuel Attewell, at 1/- per week, Feb.1809. April, John Bosworth was paid 5/- for 5 weeks rent for Attewell. April 1810 John Bosworth had 1/- from the Constable for 1 week’s rent for Samuel. 21.10.1811 Constable paid 2/8 at Keyworth when engaged the house for Sam Attewell, but Sam had coals 1811 and 1812 and seems to be still in Bradmore. Employed as village crier. Aug.1812 Constable paid Sam for crying concerning Gleaners, 8d. Dec.1812 Constable paid Sam £1. Sam seems to be away from Bradmore (at the wars?) between 1812 and 1816, and there is no reference to his wife Jane during this period either. 1817 Chelsea Pensioner, 1819 discharged soldier, presumably from the Napoleonic Wars. 1820 Sam was paid for crying Selby’s sale, 6d. 1823 cried the gleaners. 16.8.1824 cried the gleaning, and sale of Sarah Darker’s goods 6d. Dec.1824 was paid 7d for crying the Militia. 1826-7 cried for gleaning and for militia. Possibly the Samuel who was paid by the Constable 27.6.1829 to cancel indenture £7/16/-, no further details. 1829/30 Sam paid the Constable £1 for his son. April 1831 paid 1/- for crying on account of the rate. Buried Bunny 6.8.1831 age 54. Jane Attewell, born c1788, Ireland, married to Samuel. 1801 Jane Attewell’s examination cost the Constable 2/-, and expenses paid. Wife of Sam Attewell paid by the Constable from.12.11.1806, 2/6 per week, later 3/- per week, and the Constable paid Joseph Beding for Attewel’s wife, a case for a bed 8 yds at 10d per yard, 6/8. Sheeting 6 yards at 13d per yard, 6/6. Two entries for a blanket at 4/4½d. each. Carriage and setting up the bedstead, 1/-. 29.6.1812 Jane had £1 from the Constable and again 13th July. Widowed Aug.1831, married William Cumberland 3.12.1832 witnessed by Gervis Bosworth. See Cumberland. Samuel Attewell son of Samuel and Jane of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 13.10.1812. Rebecca Attewell bapt. 11.4.1817 Bunny, daughter of Samuel, Chelsea Pensioner, and Jane. Buried Bunny 26.8.1822, no age recorded. Thomas bapt. 5.11.1819 Bunny, son of Samuel, discharged soldier, and Jane. Rebecca Attewell bapt. Bunny 4.7.1823, daughter of Samuel (no occupation) and Jane. 1841 age 15, in the household of William and Jane Cumberland in one of the cottages at No 30/32 Main St. (Bradmore 1841/45). Possibly the Rebecca who married Joseph Davy of Bradmore at Bunny 12.10.1845 – see Davy. Emmelia / Emily Attewell bapt. 7.8.1845 Bunny, natural daughter of Rebecca. 1851 age 6, as grand-daughter of Jane Attewell by then remarried as Cumberland, in William and Jane Cumberland’s house, possibly Steeple Cottage, Main St. (Bradmore 1851/21). 1861 Emily Attewell age 15 recorded as born Beeston, general servant for William Couttas, maltster, at Beeston. Jane Attewell bapt. 8 June Bunny, daughter of Samuel, discharged soldier and Jane. No year date , probably Jane Attewell born Bradmore 1827 from later census records. 1841 age 15 born Notts female servant for Richard and Elizabeth Barker, independent, of The Green (East Side) Ruddington. 1851 age 24, hose seamer born Bradmore, visiting Hannah Elliott (single, 28, housekeeper born Sharckston Leics) at Wheastsheaf Yard, Parliament St., Nottingham, 1 of 2 visitors. 1861 age 32, single, housekeeper born Bradmore, lodger with William Mather at Parliament St., Nottingham, 1 of 3 lodgers. 1871 age 44, single, hosiery, born Bradmore, pauper inmate in Nottingham Workhouse, St Anns. Died 1878 or 1880, Nottingham. John Attewell of Bradmore born c1751 buried Bunny 12.12.1835 age 84. John Attewell of Bradmore born c1752 buried Bunny 19.11.1824 age 70. William Attewell labourer of Bradmore buried Bunny 27.5.1770, no age recorded. Ann Attewell recorded in Constables Accounts March 1788, paid 6d for getting Security for her. From April 1806 got 1/6 per week from Constable – assumed to be the same Ann. Thomas Attwell of Bradmore, born 26.4.1788, bapt. Bunny 30.4.1788, illegitimate son of Ann. Buried Bunny 3.4.1789. Betsey Attewell of Bradmore born c1786 buried Bunny 11.25.1853 age 67. Could be Elizabeth nee Hallam, wife of John, see below. John Attewell received payment from the Constable 1784 for catching sparrows. Paid in 1795 for a crow and sparrows. John Attewell, labourer, married to Sarah Rowson 12.9.1781, Epperstone, Wilford (IGI), living in Bradmore in 1790s - 1800s. Probably the John Attwell in Bunny Estate Survey 1792 under Town Houses and Incroachments with a house and a garden of 10 perches. 1785 Constables Accounts record payment 6/- to John Attewell for daubing at the Town Houses. Dec.1796 John received 1/6 for 3 days work by the house row. Sarah Attewell of Bradmore born c1755, buried Bunny 2.10.1825 age 70. Probably Sarah Rowson, married to John 12.9.1781. Possibly the Sarah who received pay from the Constable at 3/- per week,

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1785-6. John Attewell born 2.5.1788, Bradmore, son of John, labourer, and Sarah. Bapt. Bunny 12.5.1788. May be the John Attewell who married Elizabeth Hallam 10.11.1808. 1841 age 50, ag. lab, with wife Elizabeth and children Martha, William and John, on Main St. (Bradmore 1841/38). 1851 age 63, farm labourer, with wife Elizabeth, son John, married daughter Ann Reckless and her son William (Bradmore 1851/2). May be the John Attewell of Bradmore buried Bunny 4.6.1858 age 73. Elizabeth Attewell born c1789, Ruddington nee Hallam, married John Attewell, both of Bradmore, at Bunny 10.11.1808. 1841 age 50, married to John (Bradmore 1841/38). 1851 age 62, married to John (Bradmore 1851/2). Died 1853 or early 1861. Thomas Attewell, son of John and Elizabeth of Bradmore, bapt. Bunny 26.7.1809. 1841 age 30, ag. lab, with wife Ann (noted born Clifton) and children John, George, Sarah and Sam. Location of house not known (Bradmore 1841/22). 1851 age 38, farm labourer, married to Anne (noted born Keyworth), with children Sarah, Samuel and Eliza (Bradmore 1851/3). Thomas Attewell signed the Sunday School Accounts 1860-8. 1861 age 51, ag. lab, with wife Anne and daughters Sarah and Eliza plus grand-daughter Ann living at 106 Loughborough Rd. (Bradmore 1861/13). 1867 Bunny Estate rental, renting a house and garden at £3 pa. 1871 age 65, ag. lab, with wife Ann (Bradmore 1871/11). 1880 granted 1/- p.wk from Bunny & Bradmore Charities from 16.9.1880 to 31.5.1881, payable only when not working. 1881 age 71, widower with grandson John, living at the east end of the cottages at No.24 Main St. (Bradmore 1881/48). 1883-5 to have 2/- p.wk from the Charities. Trustee of the Methodist Church 1886-7. Buried Bunny 15.2.1887 age 76. Anne Attewell born 1812, Clifton or Keyworth, wife of Thomas. 1841 age 30 married to Thomas (Bradmore 1841/22). 1851 age 39, married to Thomas (Bradmore 1851/3). 1861 age 49, seamstress married to Thomas (Bradmore 1861/13). 1871 age 63, married to Thomas (Bradmore 1871/11). Buried Bunny 8.8.1877 age 65. John Attewell, born c1862, Bradmore, grandson of Thomas, parents not identified. 1871 age 7 born Bradmore, visitor to James Bilby and wife Maria nee Attewell (Thomas’s sister, daughter of John and Elizabeth) at Clifton. 1881 age 19, agricultural labourer, in grandfather’s house (Bradmore 1881/48). John Attewell born c1828/1832 son of Thomas and Ann. 1841 age 10 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/22). 1851 age 17 framework knitter in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/2). Reappears in the 1881 census in the house formerly occupied by Thomas, noted born Bradmore, with an Irish wife; daughter Julia born Bengall / at sea / Aldershot, so missing years may be army service including in India. 1881 age 48 (seems to be incorrect), ag. lab, with wife Hannah and daughters Juley Ann and Mary, living at 106 Main Road (Bradmore 1881/8). On Bradmore electoral roll 1886-1894. 1891 age 62, with wife Johanna and daughter Mary; John’s place of birth is transposed with wife Joanna’s (Bradmore 1891/43). John died 1893 aged 65, buried 17.10.1893. Johanna / Hannah Attewell, born c1841 Dungarvan, County Waterford, Ireland. 1881 age 40 married to John (Bradmore 1881/8). 1891 age 45, married to John (Bradmore 1891/43). ‘Turnpike’ Attewell received a ton of coals from Bunny & Bradmore Charities 1893, no Christian name given, may be Johanna recently bereaved. Also a ton of coals in 1894. 1894 Widow John Attewell granted 1/- per week from Charities, but not noted whether of Bradmore. On Badmore electoral roll, house with no parish vote, 1896-1900. 1901 age 61, widow born Ireland, visiting daughter Julia and her husband George Hallam at Goodhead St., Nottingham. 1907 Joanna Attewell of Bradmore granted a weekly loaf by Bunny and Bradmore Charities. 1911 age 74 widow (with 2 children) born Dungarven, County Waterford Ireland, at Bunny Almshouses, 2 rooms; census form signed with a †, her mark, witnessed by J A Townsend, Bunny. Johannah Attewell born c1840 died Sep.qtr 1918, Basford. Juley Ann Attewell, born c1875, East Jorde? Bengall / at sea / Aldershot, daughter of John and Hannah. 1881 age 6 born Bengall, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1881/8). Sunday School scholar 1st class 5.7.1885-Nov.1887, intermittently to June 1888, noted left. 1891 Julia age 16 born at sea, single, domestic servant in the household of George Grundy, Manor Farm (Bradmore 1891/33). Married 16.1.1895, aged 21, to George Hallam, 25, born Wysall 1870, goods porter of 8 Essex Terrace, Essex St., Nottingham, son of George Hallam labourer, witnessed by Albert and Mary Attewell. 1901 Julia age 26 born Aldershot married to George Hallam 31 railway ? checker born Wysall, with son William G 1 mth born Nottingham and visitor mother Hannah Attewell, at 23 Goodhead St, Nottingham. 1911 Julia age 36 (married 16 years, 3 children, 2 dead) born Bradmore with husband George 41 railway servant for Midland Railway Company, born Wysall, and daughter Hilda 5 born Nottingham, at 65 Midland Crescent, Nottingham, 5 rooms. Mary Attewell, born 1878/9 Bradmore, bapt. 3.8.1879 Bunny, daughter of John labourer and

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Johanna. 1881 age 3 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1881/8). Sunday School scholar 3rd class July 1885-Dec.1886, 2nd class Jan.1887-June 1888. 1st class 2nd part July 1888-June 1891. 1891 age 12, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1891/43). Sunday School scholar 1st class 2nd part July 1891-Aug.1893, final single entry 14.7.1894. George Attewell born 1833 son of Thomas and Ann. 1841 age 8 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/22). 1851 age 16 ag.lab born Bradmore, servant for John Hopkins, publican, on Forest Lane, Loughborough. 1861 age 27, widower, glove framework knitter, visiting William Collins 23 ag.lab born Bunny and his wife Mary A, on Bunny Road, Keyworth. Oct qtr 1864 George Attewell married Sarah Henson, framework knitter, daughter of John, bag hosier, employer, and Elizabeth, of Keyworth. 1871 age 35, framework knitter, with wife Sarah 29 and children Samuel 6, Mary 1 both born Keyworth, at Willoughby St., Lenton. 1881 not found. 1891 age 55 hosiery hand with wife Sarah 46 and children Samuel 25 lacemaker, Mary H 23 lace mender, at 59 Willoughby St., Lenton. 1901 age 65 hosiery maker with wife Sarah 56 and daughter Mary 32 lace mender at 59 Willoughby St., Lenton. George possibly died Oct qtr 1905, Nottingham. 1911 Sarah age 65 widow with daughter Mary 39 single, lace curtain mender born Keyworth, at 59 Willoughby St Lenton, 5-room house, census form signed by Mary. Sarah Attewell died Sep.qtr 1921 Nottingham district. Sarah Attewell daughter of Thomas, labourer, and Ann of Bradmore. Bapt. 29.12.1837 Bunny. 1841 age 4 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/22). 1851 age 13, in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/3). 1861 age 22, single, seamstress in parents’ house (Bradmore 1861/13). Ann Attewell born 1860, Bradmore, bapt. 22.3.1861 Bunny, natural daughter of Sarah Attewell of Bradmore. 1861 age 8 months, in grandparents Thomas and Anne’s house (Bradmore 1861/13). 1871 age 10 or 11, domestic servant living with James Bilby and his wife Maria nee Attewell (Thomas’s sister, born 1818 daughter of John and Elizabeth) at Clifton. Samuel Attewell son of Thomas, labourer, and Ann of Bradmore. Bapt. 28.5.1841 Bunny. 1841 age 1 month in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/22). 1851 age 10, seamer, in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/3). Eliza Attewell, born 14.5.1843, Bradmore, daughter of Thomas, labourer, and Ann. Bapt. 5.8.1843 Bunny. 1851 age 8, scholar, in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/3). 1861 age 17, single, seamstress in parents’ house (Bradmore 1861/13). John Attewell bapt. Bunny 22.9.1843, illegitimate son of Eliza Attewell of Bradmore. 1851 John Attewell age 7 born Bradmore vsiting Maria Attewell daughter of John and Elizabeth so married sister of Eliza, at Clifton. 1861 John Attewell age 17 apprentice joiner in house of Samuel White at Whatton. 1871 age 29 born c1842 Bradmore, joiner with wife Elizabeth 27 born Clifton and son James 1 born Nottingham, at 31 Cathcart St Nottingham. 1901 John age 57, joiner, with wife Elizabeth 57 and children Mary 26 and Herbert 20, printer, both born Nottingham, at 14 Edgar Rise, Nottingham. Mary Attewell born 1845, Bradmore, daughter of Thomas labourer and Anne. Bapt. 18.1.1845 Bunny. 1851 age 6, scholar, in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/3). 1861 Mary Attiwell age 17 born Bradmore general servant for John Turner, farmer of Willoughby on the Wolds. Buried Bunny 17.9.1867 age 22. Emma Attewell bapt. 3.5.1847 Bunny, daughter of Thomas labourer and Ann. Born Bradmore. 1851 age 4, scholar, in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/3). 1861 age 14, single, general servant in the household of William Peet, Tofts Farm (Bradmore 1861/10). Joseph Attewell bapt. 1.5.1848 Bunny, son of Thomas, labourer and Ann. Buried Bunny 4.5.1849, infant. James Attewell bapt. 28.11.1850 Bunny, born Bradmore, son of Thomas labourer and Ann Attewell. 1851 age 4 months in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/3). Probably died Oct.qtr 1852, Basford district. Mary Atterwell daughter of John and Elizabeth of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 18.7.1811. Sarah Attewell bapt. 25.1.1816 daughter of John, labourer, and Elizabeth. Maria Attewell bapt. 19.3.1818 daughter of John, labourer and Elizabeth. Maria Attewell, servant, daughter of John, labourer, married James Bilby, labourer of Clifton son of Thomas, labourer, and Mary at Bunny 15.12.1840. 1841 Maria age 23 married to James 23 in James’s parents’ house at Clifton. 1851 Maria 32 with husband James 33 born Clifton and visitor John Attewell age 7 born Bradmore, son of Maria’s sister Eliza, at Clifton. 1861 Maria age 42 with husband James 43 at Clifton. 1871 Maria age 52 born Bradmore, imbecile, with husband James 53 born Clifton and Anne Attewell age 11 domestic servant born Bradmore, at Clifton. Eliza Attewell bapt. 18.4.1822 Bunny, daughter of John, labourer, and Elizabeth. Jan.qtr 1847 Eliza Attiwell married Thomas Barnett, Melton Mowbray district. See Barnett.

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Martha Attewell bapt. 20.1.1825 Bunny, daughter of John, labourer, and Elizabeth. 1841 age 15 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/38). 9.4.1846 married William Webster, shoemaker of Bunny, at Bunny. See Webster. Ann Attewell born 22.12.1827, bapt. 2.1.1828 Bunny, daughter of John, labourer, and Elizabeth. William Attewell bapt. 6.1.1830 Bunny, son of John, labourer, and Elizabeth. 1841 age 10 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/38). 1851 William Attewell lodger, age 21, journeyman confectioner, at Lister Gate in the house of Richard Taylor, confectioner. 1856 Oct.qtr William married Ellen, Southwell district. 1861 William age 30, confectioner, with wife Ellen age 30 born Thurgarton and children Hannah age 4 scholar born Thurgarton, Eliza A age 2 born Cropwell Bishop, at Oxford St., Ripley. 1871 age 41 confectioner with wife Ellen age 40 and children Anna age 14, Eliza Ann age 12, plus Ellen age 8, William age 6 and Ada age 4 all scholars, and Louisa age 5 mths, all born Ripley, at Oxford St Ripley. 1881 age 51 baker and confectioner with wife Ellen age 50, and children Eliza Ann 23 and Ellen 18, waiters in shop, William 16 baker’s apprentice, Ada 14, Louisa 10, and John 7, scholars, born Ripley, at confectioner’s shop, 1 New St, Ripley. 1891 age 61 baker with wife Ellen 60 and children Ada age 28 dress and mantle maker, Louisa 20 and John 17 at New St., Ripley. 1901 age 71 manufacturing confectioner on own account with wife Ellen age 70, in son William’s house, William age 36 married but wife not present, journeyman baker. Also in household, William junior’s brother John age 27, single, steel tube drawer, and nephew John George Prescott age 3, born Codnor, at 14 Brittania Bldg Chesterfield. 1911 William senior age 81 with wife Ellen age 80 (married 55 years with 7 children, 1 dead) and children John age 37 single, foreman at Tube Works, and daughter Ada Prescott age 42 widow, dressmaker on own account, with her 2 children James H 14 railway clerk born Chesterfield and George 13 scholar born Codnor, at 32 Hollins Lane Chesterfield. William died 1922, Chesterfield. (For William son of William and Ellen, married to cousin Mary Reckless, see under Reckless.) Ann Attewell born 1838, Bradmore, daughter of John and Elizabeth. Jan.qtr 1851 Ann Attewell married James Reckless, shoemaker. 1851 as Ann Reckless, age 23, in her father John Attewell’s house with her son William Reckless (Bradmore 1851/2). See Reckless. John Attewell son of John, labourer, and Elizabeth. Bapt. 18.3.1834 Bunny. 1841 age 8 (Bradmore 1841/38). 1851 age 17, single, framework knitter, in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/2). May be the John Attewell who died Apr. qtr 1858, Basford district. Mary Attawell born 6.2. 1791, Bradmore, daughter of John, labourer, and Sarah. Bapt. at Bunny 8.2. 1791. Sarah Attewell born 24.8.1795, Bradmore, daughter of John and Sarah, bapt. 24.8.1795. Buried Bunny 16.12.1798. Samuel Attawell born 20.2.1799, Bradmore, son of John, labourer, and Sarah, bapt. Bunny 25.2.1799. Buried Bunny 28.12.1800, aged 1. Elizabeth Attewell daughter of John and Sarah of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 1.5.1804. William Attewell born c1809/10, buried Bunny 16.2.1815 age 5, would fit into the sequence for children of John and Elizabeth, but no firm evidence. Thomas Attewell born c1828, buried Bunny 24.12.1830 age 2, also would fit into the sequence for children of John and Elizabeth, also no firm evidence. William Attewell paid by the Constable 1795 for catching sparrows - payments usually to teenagers. William born at Wilford c1784 who later married Ann Hallam seems the most likely contender, but no firm evidence. William Attewell born 1784, Wilford. (Possibly married to Ann nee Hallam 22.12.1807 – see Ann Attewell below.) Baptism register entries in the 1820s describe him as cottager. 1841 age 50, frameknitter, with wife Ann and children Enoch, Henry, Jane and Mary; lived in the cottage at the east end of the row that became Southwell House, Main St. (Bradmore 1841/31). 1850 the marriage register entry for his son John describes William as cottager and framework knitter. 1851 age 67, framework knitter, with wife Ann and son Harry (Bradmore 1851/4). 1861 age 77, cottager with 9 acres, with wife Ann (Bradmore 1861/65). Buried Bunny 21.10.1866 age 83. Probably William Attewell senior recorded in the 1867 Bunny rental with house and garden in Bradmore and 5 acres, 5 perches in Bunny, total annual rent £13/2/6, the rental record having not yet caught up with the transfer of land to his son. Ann Attewell born c1788, Ruddington. May be Ann Hallam who married William Attewell, both of Bradmore, at Bunny 22.12.1807. May be the Ann Attewell who witnessed John Attewell’s marriage to Lucy Brown, 24.12.1827. 1841 age 50, married to William (Bradmore 1841/31). 1851 age 64, married to William (1851/4). 1861 age 73, married to William (1861/65). 1866 Widow Anne Attewell received blankets from Bunny & Bradmore Charities, sheets in 1867, 6 cwt of coal in 1868 and 8 cwt in 1869. 1871 age 82, widow, in the same cottage but her son William was then the householder (Bradmore 1871/60). Possibly the Ann Attewell of Bradmore buried Bunny 3.12.1874 age 89.

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William Attewell, son of William and Ann of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 28.1.1809. Married Ann Marriott daughter of William, shopkeeper, and Ann of Bradmore at Bunny 31.12.1835. 1841 age 30, maltster, with wife Ann and children Henry, Mary and Edward, lived next door to William senior in the cottages that became Southwell House, Main St. (Bradmore 1841/32). 1849 received 3/- per week from the Constable for lodging James Harwood. 1851 age 41, farm labourer, with wife Ann and children Henry, Mary, Thomas, Eliza and William (Bradmore 1851/8). 1861 age 51, framework knitter making merino shirtswith wife Ann and children William and Arthur. By this time they had moved to Far St. (Bradmore 1861/28). 1867 Bunny estate rental lists William junior with a house and garden at £2 rent pa, probably this William as the rental record does not seem to have caught up with the death of his father and transfer of the cottager lands to William junior. 1869 Morris’s Directory entry, cottager. On Bradmore electoral roll 1870, for one year only, in category £12+ rent pa, with land also in Bunny. 1871 age 61, framework knitter, with wife Ann and with mother Ann Attewell, widow. Had moved back into his parents’ cottage, where he was now the householder (Bradmore 1871/60). 1881 age 71, frame work knitter, and farmer of 9 acres, with wife Ann (Bradmore 1881/55). 1885/6 Whites Directory, cottager. 1886 Bradmore electoral roll, with house, but no later entries; presumably his daughter Mary then took over the house, but does not appear on the electoral roll until 1891. 1889, 1890 and 1891 received a ton of coal from Bunny & Bradmore Charities. 1891 age 81, widower, in the household of daughter Mary Hickling (Bradmore 1891/60). 1892-4 received a ton of coals each year from Bunny & Bradmore Charities. William died 1894 aged 86, buried Bunny 12.12.1894, may be this one. Ann Attewell, born Bradmore, bapt. Bunny 27.2.1812, nee Marriott, married William at Bunny 31.12.1835. 1841 age 25 married to William (Bradmore 1841/32). 1851 age 38, married to William (Bradmore 1851/8). 1861 age 48, seamstress, married to William (Bradmore 1861/28). 1871 age 58, married to William (Bradmore 1871/60). 1881 age 68 married to William (Bradmore 1881/55). Buried Bunny 30.10.1885 age 74. Henry Attewell son of William maltster and Ann, bapt. 11.1.1837 Bunny. 1841 age 4 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/32). 1851 age 14, farm labourer, in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/8). 1861 Henry Attewell, lodger, single, age 24, joiner and builder, born Bradmore, in the house of Harriet Else, a lace carder, at Castle Gate, Nottingham. 1871 age 32, carpenter, with wife Mary 28 born Langtoft, Lincolnshire, and daughter Albenia 9 mths born Islington, living in part of No.4 Hanley Road West, Finsbury, London. 1881 not found. 1891 age 52, carpenter, with wife Mary 45 and children Albenia 20, tailor’s machinist, Elizabeth 19, tailor’s machinist, Arthur 17 baker, all three born in Hornsey Rise, Middlesex; also Gertrude 9 and Daisy 6, scholars born in Edmonton, plus a boarder, at 28 Radcliffe St, Bridge, Nottingham. 1901 age 64, joiner, with wife Mary 56 and children Albinia 31, hosiery machinist, Anne G (Gertrude) 1, and Daisy M 16, at 28 Radcliffe St, Nottingham. 1911 age 70, carpenter, with wife Mary 67 (married 43 years (1868) with 8 children, 3 dead), and children Gertrude Ann 29, single, hosiery machinist and Daisy Martha 26, single, at 46 Wilford Crescent, 5- room house. Mary Attewell born 1839, son of William maltster and Ann. Bapt. 19.1.1839 Bunny. 1841 age 2 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/32). 1851 age 12, seamer, in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/8). 1861 age 22 single, house servant for Samuel Dalby former miller of Bradmore and his daughter Miriam, both deaf, (both of whom died before 1871, see Dalby) at 17 Osmaston Rd, Derby. 1871 age 32, single, domestic servant in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/60). Probably married a Hickling - see 1891 ref under parents, and see Hickling record: Mary Attewell daughter of William, framework knitter of Bradmore, married William Hickling framework knitter of Bradmore, son of Joseph framework knitter, at Bunny 19.10.1871. Edward Attewell son of William maltster and Ann of Bradmore, bapt. 16.5.1841 Bunny. 1841 age 1 month in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/32). Buried Bunny 30.11.1844 age 3. Thomas Attewell, born Bradmore, bapt. 22.9.1843 Bunny, son of William, maltster, and Ann. 1851 age 7, scholar, in parents’ household (Bradmore 1851/8). 1861 age 17, single, groom in the household of Samuel Butler, Blackcliffe Farm (Bradmore 1861/15). Probably the Thomas, son of William, cottager, who married Mary Ann Hickling of Bradmore daughter of William Hickling, cottager, 18.2.1868 at Bunny. 1871 Thomas Attewell age 28, cottager with 6 acres, born Bradmore, with wife Mary Ann 37 born Plumtree and daughter Anne E 1 born Wymeswold, at a cottage in Willoughby on the Wolds. 1881 age 35 farmer of 120 acres employing 1 labourer with wife Mary Ann 47 and children Mary Eliza 9 scholar, Clara Kate 6 and Henry Earnest 4 all born in Willoughby, plus a farm servant and a general servant, at Wysall. Not found 1891. Possibly the Mary Ann Attewell born c1833 died Oct qtr. 1894 Bingham district. 1901 Thomas age 57, widower, grazier on own account, with son Ernest 23 and a servant at Harby near Melton Mowbray. April 1905 Thomas Attewell married Mary Elizabeth Whittle in Melton Mowbray district. (In 1901 Mary

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Whittle age 33, born Whissendine Rutland, was living with her parents, John a retired innkeeper and wife Mary, at Harby.) 1911 age 67 farmer employer with wife Mary Elizabeth 43 (married 5 years with no children), living at Harby, 10-room house. Eliza Attewell born Bradmore, bapt. 7.2.1846 Bunny, daughter of William, maltster, and Ann. 1851 age 5, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/8). 1861 age 15, single, nursemaid in the household of Edward James, Manor Farm (Bradmore 1861/22). 1871 Eliza Hatewell (sic) age 25 born Bradmore, servant for Isaline Needham, widow, on Waverley St, Sherwood, Nottingham. 19.10.1871 Eliza daughter of William, framework knitter, married Henry Buxton, joiner, of St Mary’s parish Nottingham son of John, tailor. See Buxton. William Attewell son of William, maltster and Ann of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 28.9.1848. 1851 age 2 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/8). 1861 age 12, worsted winder in parents’ house (Bradmore 1861/28). 1871 William Attewell single age 22 carpenter born Bradmore, at No.11 Fink Hill St. Nottingham. (Also lodging there, Rebecca Smedley sister of Samuel – see Smedley.) 1873 William Attewell married Betsy Ann Elliott Jan qtr, Loughborough district. 1881 William Attewell age 32, builder born Bradmore, with wife Betsy A 29 born Wysall and children William H 7, George H 4 and Mabel A 1 all born Nottingham, Betsy’s brothers William Elliott 22 joiner (later married Caroline Dalby – see Dalby), and John Elliott 17 joiner, both born Wysall, and a servant, at 22 Tompson Street, Sherwood. 1891 age 42, builder, with wife Betsey Ann 38 and children William Herbert 17 joiner, George Harry 14 scholar, both born Nottingham, and a servant at Ferndale, Melton Road, West Bridgford. 1901 age 51, builder, with wife Betsey 48, children George H 24 single, joiner traveller, and Mabel A 21, and a servant at Clifton Lane, Ruddington. 1905 July qtr, Mabel Annie Attewell married Benjamin Lowe, Basford district. 1911 William age 62 builder with wife Betsy 58 (married 39 years with 3 children), and their daughter Mabel Lowe 31, born Melton (married 5 years with 2 children), and her children Benjamin 4 born Leicester, Stanley 10 mths born Birmingham, and a servant, at Fareham Lane, Ruddington, 8 rooms, Arthur Attewell son of William maltster and Ann of Bradmore, bapt. 5.8.1851 Bunny. 1861 age 10, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1861/28). Possibly the Arthur Attewell who signed the Sunday School accounts 1867-1874. 1881 Arthur Attewell single age 29, boarder, Relieving Officer, born Bradmore, at 77 Gawthorne St, New Basford. 1882 Jan.qtr, Nottingham district Arthur Attewell married Annie Elliott, daughter of Willliam, farmer 82 acres, and Mary of Main St., Wysall. 1891 age 39, Relieving Officer, with wife Annie and children Clarence A, Leslie E and William E pus a servant at 55 Sandon St, Basford, Nottingham. 1901 Arthur age 49, Relieving Officer and Registrar Births & Deaths born Bradmore, with wife Annie and children Clarence A, Leslie E and William E all born Basford at Clifton Lane, Ruddington. 1911 Arthur Attewell age 59 born Bradmore, superannuated relieving officer and registrar of Births & Deaths, with wife Annie and children Clarence Arthur, and William Elliott Attewell, both born Nottingham, at Station Road, Ruddington, 6-room house. On Bradmore electoral roll, house, 1912-1914, resident on Farmers St, at Parkyns. 1913 let rooms to sons Clarence Arthur Attewell and William Elliott Attewell. Arthur Attewell of Bradmore Notts died 9.4.1933, probate Nottingham 2.5.1933 to Annie Attewell widow and William Elliott Attewell retired builder, (son), effects £170/3/6. Annie Attewell nee Elliott, born 1863 Wysall, daughter of William, farmer of 82 acres, and Mary of Main St., Wysall. 1881 Annie age 19 milliner in parents’ house at Wysall. Married Arthur Attewell Jan.qtr 1882, Nottingham. 1891 age 29, married to Arthur. 1901 age 38 married to Arthur. 1911 age 48 (married 30 years with 3 children) married to Arthur. On Main Street Bradmore 1933/4 in her own right, for this year only. Clarence Arthur Attewell, born 1883, Basford, Nottingham, son of Arthur and Annie. 1891 age 8, scholar, in parents’ house. 1901 age 18 clerk in Union Offices, in parents’ house. 1911 single age 28, Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages for Basford Board of Guardians, in parents’ house. On Bradmore electoral roll in furnished front bedroom 1st floor of Arthur Attewell’s house, Farmer St, with use of other rooms, 1913. Leslie E Attewell, born 1885, Basford, Nottingham, son of Arthur and Annie. 1891 age 6, scholar, in parents’ house. 1901 in parents house, age 16. No other references found. William Elliott Attewell, born 1887, Basford, Nottingham, son of Arthur and Annie. 1891 age 4 in parents’ house. 1901 age 14 in parents’ house. 1911 age 24, single, solicitor’s clerk in parents’ house. On Bradmore electoral roll in furnished back bedroom 1st floor of Arthur Attewell’s house, Farmer St, with use of other rooms, 1913. Ann Attewell bapt. 25.4.1857 Bunny, daughter of William framework knitter and Ann. Sarah Attewell daughter of William senior and Ann of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 20.4.1811. Charlotte Attewell bapt. 28.9.1815 Bunny, daughter of William senior, framework knitter, and Ann. Enoch Attewell bapt. 14.3.1819 Bunny, son of William senior, framework knitter, and Ann. 1841 age

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20, frameknitter, in William ‘s household (Bradmore 1841/31). 1851 age 32, framework knitter with wife Sarah and children Enoch 5 born E Leake and Miriam 2 born Ruddington, at Ruddington. 1861 age 42 framework knitter with wife Sarah and children Enoch 16 ag.lab, Mary Ann 13, Alice, William 8, Henry 5, Sarah 2 scholars born Ruddington, at 19 Poke Nook, Ruddington. 1871 age 51 with wife Sarah and children Alice, William 17 framework knitter, Henry 14, Sarah 11 scholar, Charles 8 scholar, Thomas 5, and grandchildren Elizabeth 3 and Mary A 1 all born Ruddington, at Distillery St., Ruddington. 1891 age 72, framework knitter with wife Sarah and adult daughter Sarah 30, born Ruddington, at Distillery St, Ruddington, 3-room house. Enoch Attewell born 1819 died Apr.qtr 1900, Manfield district. Sarah Attewell born c1827 at East Leake, married Enoch Attewell before 1846, and had moved to Ruddington by 1851. 1851 age 25, married to Enoch. 1861 age 35 seamer, married to Enoch. 1871 age 45, married to Enoch. 1881 age 55 married to Enoch. 1891 age 64, stocking seamer, married to Enoch. Alice Attewell born after the Apr. 1851 census, bapt. 1.6. 1851 Bunny, daughter of Enoch framework knitter and Sarah. Note parents appear to have been living at Ruddington at this time. 1861 age 10 in parents’ house. 1871 age 19 sempstress in parents’ house. 1881 age 30 seamer in parents’ house. 1891age 39 seamer, nurse for Charles and Annie Riley at 78 Waterway St, Nottingham. 1901 age 49 laundress with sister Sarah 40 laundress and nephews Walter Attewell 20 railway labourer and Albert Attewell 12 plus a boarder at 22 Sandy Lane, Mansfield. Alice Attewell died Sep.qtr 1917 Mansfield. John Attewell, born Bradmore, bapt. 1.8.1821 Bunny, son of William framework knitter and Ann. 11.7.1850 John Attewell son of William, cottager and framework knitter of Bradmore, aged over 21, married Mary Stevens of Bradmore, whose father’s name is not quoted. 1851 age 29, framework knitter (stockinger), with wife Mary and son Tom Henry (Bradmore 1851/5). From 1861 living in one of the cottages now forming Southwell House, Main St., and probably also here earlier. 1861 age 39, cottager with 10 acres, with wife Mary and children Thomas H, Betsey, Sarah A, Helena and Mary (Bradmore 1861/64). Possibly the John Attewell recorded in Bunny Estate rental of 1867 renting cottage, garden, orchard and land, 4 acres 2 roods and 33 perches, and 4 acres 2 roods and 1 perch in Bunny, at annual rent of £24.7s.10d. 1869 Morris’s Directory, cottager. On Bradmore electoral roll 1868/9-1885 in category £12+ rent pa. 1871 age 49, framework knitter, with wife Mary and children Eleanor, Mary, Lucy and John (Bradmore 1871/59). 1872/3 signed Sunday School Accounts. 1881 age 59, farmer of 20 acres in farmhouse, with wife Mary and daughter Lucy. The census sequence indicates the family were still in part of Southwell House (Bradmore 1881/54). 1881 Kellys Directory, cowkeeper. 1885-6 Whites Directory, farmer, assistant overseer and assessor, and collector of taxes. 1885 Kellys Directory, cowkeeper. 1891 age 69 farmer with 20 acres, with wife Mary and daughter Lucy in farm house (Bradmore 1891/61). 1894 Whites Directory, farmer, assistant overseer, assessor, collector of taxes. 1895 Kellys Directory, cowkeeper. 1895 reference in parish council minutes as collector of taxes. On Bradmore electoral roll as John Senr. 1886-1895 with land and tenement, which then passed to John Junr. On Bunny Estate Rental of 21.3.1900 with cottage and garden, paying £3 pa rent. 1901 age 79, cottager, poor rate and tax collector, with wife Mary, living on Village St (Main St) in a house of more than 4 rooms (Bradmore 1901/34). Died 8.10.1909 age 87, buried north of Bunny church tower. Probate at Nottingham 9.11.1909 to John Attewell builder and Lucy attewell spinster, effects £291/13/4. Mary Attewell, born 1824, Orston, nee Stevens, married John Attewell framework knitter 11.7.1850 at Bunny, Mary being then of Bradmore. 1851 age 27, married to John (Bradmore 1851/5). 1861 age 37, married to John (Bradmore 1861/64). 1871 age 47, married to John (Bradmore 1871/59). 1881 age 57, married to John (Bradmore 1881/54). 1891 age 57 (should be 67) married to John (Bradmore 1891/61). 1901 age 77 married to John (Bradmore 1901/34). This Mary should be the Widow Attewell on the 1908 Bunnny estate rental paying £3 rent pa, but if so it implies the copy of the rental used to support the later deeds to which it was attached was written after John’s death in Oct.1909. Thomas/Tom Henry Attewell son of John, framework knitter and Mary of Bradmore bapt. Bunny 15.5.1850. 1851 age 10 months in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/5). 1861 age 10, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1861/64). Not found 1871. Oct qtr 1874 Tom Henry Attewell married Eliza Ann Fenn, born 1853 Holwell Leicestershire, daughter of William, ag.lab and Sarah (born Plumtree) of Holwell. 1881 age 30, joiner born Bradmore, with wife Eliza A and son Tom H 3 born Nottingham, at 19 Ayr St, Sherwood. Eliza Ann Attewell died July qtr 1882, Nottingham. Betsey Attewell born Bradmore, bapt. 9.3.1852 Bunny, son of John, framework knitter, and Mary. 1861 age 8, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1861/64). Not found 1871. 1879 Betsey Attwell married Francis Alfred Adamson at Burton on Trent. See Adamson. Sarah Ann Attewell, born Bradmore 13.9.1855, bapt. 10 Oct 1855 Bunny, daughter of John

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framework knitter and Mary. 1861 age 5, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1861/64). 1871 Sarah Ann age 15 domestic servant born Bradmore working for John Liverseege, tailor, at 48 Addison St, Nottingham. 1881 Sarah age 25 cook for Alfred Cory Kingdon, vicar of Bunny, at the vicarage, Bunny. (Dorothy Armstrong daughter of Samuel and Mary of Bradmore was also there as domestic servant.) Married at Bunny 27.2.1882, daughter of John, framework knitter, to Alfred Bonser, grocer of Beeston, son of James, lacemaker. See Bonser. Eleanor / Helena Attewell born Bradmore, bapt. 6.4.1858 Bunny, daughter of John framework knitter and Mary. 1861 age 3 (Helena) in parents’ house (Bradmore 1861/64). 1871 age 13, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/59). 1871 Jan.qtr Eleanor Attewell married Robert Bassford. See Bassford. Mary Attewell born 1860, Bradmore, bapt. 20.4.1860 Bunny, daughter of John cottager and Mary. 1861 age 1in parents’ house (Bradmore 1861/64). 1871 age 11, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/59). 1881 Mary age 21 born Bradmore gen.dom.svt for Donald Stewart, GP, at Nottingham St Anns. 15.6.1886 Mary of full age, daughter of John cottager, married Sam Harrison, schoolmaster of Harthill Yorks, son of John, underviewer. See Harrison. Lucy Attewell, born 1863, Bradmore, daughter of John cottager and Mary. Bapt. 26.6.1863 Bunny. 1871 age 8, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/59). 1881 age 18, single, school monitor / mistress in parents’ house (Bradmore 1881/54). 1891 age 28, single, National School Teacher in parents’ house (Bradmore 1891/61). 1909 got probate of father John’s will. Taught in Nottingham. Lived in the house built by her brother John Attewell, 38 Farmer St, Orchard House, with housekeeper Miss Anyon, (sister of the Elizabeth Anyan who married John Attewell). On Bradmore electoral roll for Farmers St in her own right, spring 1925 – 1946, specifying Orchard House from May 1945. The house was near the village stocks, near junction of Hutchinson’s Lane and Farmers Street, at the head of the short road leading to the turnpike and maypole. Listed as private resident of Bradmore at Orchard House in Kellys directories for 1925, 1928, 1932, 1936 and 1941. From 1925 she rented the coalhouse by the steeple to the Mens Institute. Lucy remained single, died 27.3.1947 age 83, buried at Bunny on north side of churchyard beside the path, together with companion Mary Anyan, “Companions United”. John Attewell born 1866, Bradmore, son of John and Mary. 1871 age 5, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/59). Probably the John Attewell son of John who in 1881 received the £15 ingoing apprentice fee from Bunny & Bradmore Charities for 1879. 1891 age 25, single, joiner, as visitor in house of Robert Bassford, smith, and wife Eleanor nee Attwell, John’s sister, at Charnwood Grove, West Bridgford. Received £5 outgoing apprentice fee from Bunny & Bradmore Charities, March 1893. John builder, son of John cottager, married 28.8.1894 age 28 to Elizabeth Anyan, 22, of Bradmore, daughter of George Anyan bailiff, witnessed by George Anyan and Lucy Attewell. Possibly the John Attewell junr on Badmore electoral roll 1895-1901, land and tenement. Bunny Estate schedule 21.3.1900 has John Attewell with cottage and land, 9 acres 1 rod 34 perches, paying rent £21/10/4 pa. 1901 John age 35, joiner, born Bradmore, with wife Elizabeth and son Stanley Attewell, plus Elizabeth’s sister Mary Anyan, 32, restaurant assistant, born Elsham, at Sneinton Boulevard. By 1908 Bunny rental schedule has just 1 rod 4 perches, paying £7 rent. Remaining 9 acres and 30 perches may have passed to William Smeeton who acquired a holding of this acreage by 1908. 1909 got probate of father John’s will. 1910 John Attewell referred to in Sunday School accounts. 1911 John age 48, joiner, born Bradmore with wife Elizabeth and children Stanley Victor and Douglas Harry, both born Sneinton, plus a servant at Loughborough Road, South Wilford. John Attewell of Loughborough Rd., West Bridgford on Bradmore electoral roll with house and land but no county vote 1912-1914. May be this John, perhaps explaining why his son Stan was remembered as a native of West Bridgford. John and wife Elizabeth on Bradmore electoral roll for Main Rd 1922 - 1929/30, eligible for jury service 1922 onwards. 1922 founder member and treasurer of the Bunny and Bradmore Lawn Tennis Club. 1923 presented a new Bible to the church, and paid seat rent 1923-1930. 1924 John Attewell, builder of Bradmore Notts became a trustee and chapel steward, to 1929. Hosted the Water / Cleaning Sub-Committee and garden party. 1925 John gave the Methodist church its font, and served on the Piano Committee. In 1927 John together with Ira Voce gave the chapel table. 1928 he was a church leader, representative to the Choir Committee. Built the bungalow at 113 Loughborough Road for himself, listed as private resident of Bradmore at The Bungalow in Kellys Directories for 1925 and 1928. Built Orchard House, Farmer Street for Lucy Attewell. Tradition that he built (or rather rebuilt) No.11 Main St., possibly in the 1920s when Dick Jackson moved in. The deeds of No.11 were reputedly in the attic of Orchard House in 1978, then occupied by John’s daughter-in-law Robina, but were not retrieved. John was Parish Councillor 1925-7, then Chairman of the parish council to 1929. He died in office, suddenly, on 4.6.1929 age 63, buried north side of Bunny churchyard with Elizabeth. Probate at Nottingham 20.8.1929 to

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Stanley Victor Attewell and Douglas Harry Attewell, builders and contractors. Effects £29,092/17/7, resworn Oct 1930 £27,877/17/7. Elizabeth Attewell, nee Anyan, born 1873 Elsham, Lincolnshire. Married John Attewell at Bunny 28.8.1894. 1901 age 28, married to John, at Sneinton Boulevard, Nottingham. 1911 age 38, (married 16 years with 3 children, 1 dead), married to John, at oughborough Rd., South Wilford. On Bradmore electoral roll for Main Rd 1922 - 1932/3, at 113 The Bungalow, and appears in Kellys Directory for 1932 as Mrs Attewell, private resident of Bradmore at The Bungalow. 1923-34 and 1937-43, Mrs J Attewell paid seat rent at the Methodist Church and 1932 made a donation to the Sunday School. 1935-46 attended leaders’ meeting. Gap on electoral roll until at Rivelyn, Loughborough Rd, 1954-9. Jan 1953 the WI sent flowers to her in hospital. Died 7.11.1958 at Bradmore, age 85 or 86, buried north side of Bunny churchyard with John, described on the stone as widow of John and mother of Douglas and Stanley. Stanley (Stan) Victor Attewell MBE, born c1899, son of John Attewell the builder and Elizabeth. 1901 age 2 in parents’ house at Sneinton Boulevard. 1911 age 12, scholar in parents’ house at South Wilford. Builder, technical adviser to the Ministry of Works, Chalfont Drive, Nottingham. 1921 July qtr Stanley Victor Attewell married Robina Elizabeth London, Louth district. Moved to Lenton by 1925. 1953 awarded the British Empire Medal in the Coronation Honours list for his work in connection with the building of flood defences on the east coast. On Bradmore electoral roll following Lucy at Orchard House, 1947-55. Vice President of the Mens Institute 1948/9- 1952/3. Methodist church trustee 1949-1955, chapel steward 1950-5. Died 21.2.1955 age 56, at Orchard House, Bradmore, having been ill for some time; buried at Bunny with Robina near west tower. A wreath was sent from the Methodist church. Remembered as a native of West Bridgford, presumably there from c1912 to at least 1922 on the basis of his father’s electoral roll entries. Robina Elizabeth Attewell (Beena) born c1899, New Cleethorpes Lincs., nee London, daughter of Charles London, fishing deckhand, and Lavinia Ann. 1921 July qtr married Stanley Attewell. On Bradmore electoral roll at Orchard House, 1947-76, married to Stanley. 1968-1978 Methodist trustee. 1969-70 Society representative on leaders’ meeting. 1970-3 poor steward. 1974-6 communion steward. Died 3.5.1978 age 79, buried at Bunny, near west tower, reunited with Stanley; left a legacy to the Methodist church. Douglas Henry/Harry Attewell born c1904, son of John Attewell the builder and Elizabeth. 1911 age 7, in parents’ house, S.Wilford. Joiner. Married Helen Amy Skerrett of Ruddington. Died 28.3.1976 age 72, buried at Bunny, near west tower. Helen Amy Attewell, nee Skerret of Ruddington, born 1906, married to Douglas Henry. Died 29.7.1987 age 81, buried Bunny with Douglas, near west tower. John Norman Attewell son of John(the builder) and Elizabeth, married Janet Mary. Catherine Attewell bapt. 28.7.1824 Bunny, daughter of William senior, cottager, and Ann. 1841 age 15, servant for John Carver, farmer, at Wilford, Nottingham. Henry Attewell, bapt. 13.12.1826 Bunny, son of William senior, cottager, and Ann of Bradmore. 1841 age 13 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/31). 1851 age 23, Harry, single, framework knitter, in parents’ house (Bradmore 1851/4). Possibly the Henry, framework knitter, married to Sarah, living in Bradmore in 1850s who bapt. 3 children, all died before 1861; Sarah probably died 1856. 1861 age 34, framework knitter making merino shirts, householder, living on Far Street in part of Rookery Cottage (Bradmore 1861/36). Probably the Henry Attewell on Bunny estate rental of 1867 renting a house and garden at £4 pa. 1865 Oct qtr Henry Attewell married Mary Heap, Nottingham. 1871 age 44, framework knitter, householder, married to Mary, daughters Elizabeth Heap Attewell and Eliza (Bradmore 1871/34). 1881 age 54, framework knitter, married to Mary, children Eliza, Henry Albert, Arthur and Robert Heape Attewell (Bradmore 1881/31). 1890 and 1891 received a ton of coal from Bunny & Bradmore Charities. 1891 age 64, married to Mary, with children Henry and Robert H. in house with 3 rooms (Bradmore 1891/17). 1892-4 received a ton of coals each year from Bunny & Bradmore Charities. On Bradmore electoral roll with house, 1886-1909. Probably the Henry Attewell on 1900 Bunny Estate rental paying £4 pa for cottage and garden and on 1908 Bunny Estate rental paying £4 pa rent. Possibly the Henry who had an artificial leg, may have fallen off a load of hay (Source: Oliver Randall). H Attewell who received £1 from Bunny & Bradmore Charities in 1880, and 2/- p.wk in 1881, may be this Henry. 1901 Henry Attewell age 74, framework knitter with wife Mary and son Robert H and lodger Robert Heap age 87, widower, blind, retired farm labourer, on Village Street (top end of Far Street,) 4-room house (Bradmore 1901/20). Died 16 Jan or 16.8.1909 age 82, buried at Bunny on north side of churchyard with Mary. Mary Attewell, born 1841 Wymeswold, nee Heap. 1851 age 10 in grandparents’ house, Samuel Fletcher farmer and wife Fanny, at Church Side, Wymeswold. 1865 married Henry Attewell, as his second wife. 1871 age 30, married to Henry (Bradmore 1871/34). 1881 age 40, married to Henry

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(Bradmore 1881/31). 1891 age 50, laundress (Bradmore 1891/17). 1901 age 60, laundress, working on own account at home, married to Henry. (Note household includes Robert Heap as lodger, widower, probably Mary’s father.) Widowed 1909 and on Bradmore electoral roll as Mary senr, house, no parish vote, 1910-1911. 1911 Mary Attewell age 70, widow, married 45 years with 5 children, 1 dead, house with 4 rooms, location in Bradmore not specified (Bradmore 46/1911). Died 15 Jan 1913 age 72, buried at Bunny on north side of churchyard with Henry. Probate at Nottingham 4.2.1913 to Henry Albert Attewell hosiery hand, effects £180/10/6. Elizabeth Heap Attewell born 1861, Wymeswold, daughter of Mary, born before her marriage to Henry Attewell. 1871 age 10, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/34). 1881 age 20, single, general domestic servant for Robert Ranby, farmer, at north end of Farmer Street (Bradmore 1881/14). Married 18.6.1888 as Elizabeth Heape, age 26 of Bradmore, daughter of Mary Attewell, wife of Henry, framework knitter, to William Taylor, age 21, omnibus conductor of St Annes Nottingham, son of John, plumber and glazier. See Taylor. Eliza Attewell (Liza) daughter of Henry framework knitter and Mary. Bapt. 7.2.1869 Bunny. 1871 age 2 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/34). 1881 age 12, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1881/31) Methodist Sunday school teacher 1885 and 1887-8, 4th/3rd classes, girls; 2nd class girls 1888. Age 19, married Richard Jackson, 27, cottager gardener and carrier of Bradmore, son of Richard cottager, 8.11.1888 at Bunny. See Jackson. Henry Albert Attewell, bapt. 20.8.1871 Bunny, born Bradmore, son of Henry framework knitter and Mary. 1881 age 9, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1881/31). Methodist Sunday School scholar 1st class 1885-6, left 5.12.1886. Teacher 1887-1889. 1888 Sunday School secretary. Treasurer of the Extension Fund. 1891 age 19, single, framework knitter in parents’ house (Bradmore 1891/17). (H) Albert Attewell worked for Cooper & Rowe, Ruddington. He was organist for Bunny church for many years (Source: Bygones, A V Oscroft). 1894 trained children for the Anniversary, was a member of the choir committee, and organist to 1912. 1897 he played the Sunday School harmonium occasionally. Married (1) Eliza Ellen Vernon 1897 Oct.qtr Basford district, had children Vernon, Alice, Nellie, Albert and Doris. 1901 as Albert Attewell, age 29, framework knitter, married to Ellen (nee Vernon) with children Arthur V, Doris M and an unnamed daughter aged less than 1 month, on Village Street, house with 3 rooms (Bradmore 16/1901). 1905 was joint choir master / organist with R. Bagguley. On Bradmore electoral roll as Albert, house, 1898-1914; possibly the Albert Attewell on 1900 Bunny Estate rental paying £4 pa for cottage and garden, and on 1908 Bunny Estate rental paying £4 pa rent. 1911 Henry Albert Attewell age 39, folder (underwear), hosiery, employee, with wife Eliza Ellen and children Arthur Vernon, Doris May, Ellen, Alice May and Albert, all born Bradmore, house with 4 rooms (Bradmore 45/1911). 1913-6 choir master. Married (2) Sophia James Oct.qtr 1914, Basford district, had children Eric and Kathleen. As Albert Henry, resident on Far Street, 1920-1939/40, as Henry A on Far Street May 1945-1953, married to Sophia. Lived at the Rookery Cottage row on Far Street, next to parents Henry and Mary. Died on Queen Elizabeth II’s Coronation Day 2.6.1953. Eliza Ellen Attewell born 1872, Ruddington, daughter of Joseph Vernon stocking framework knitter and Sarah. 1881 age 8, scholar, in parents’ house at The Leys, Ruddington, with siblings William 11, Alice Anne age 4, both scholars born Ruddington.. Oct.qtr 1897, Basford district, Eliza Ellen Vernon married Henry Albert Attewell. 1901 age 29 married to Henry (Bradmore 16/1901). 1911 age 39 (married 13 years with 5 children) married to Henry (Bradmore 45/1911). Died April qtr 1914, Basford district. Arthur Vernon Attewell, (Vernon) born 7.2.1898, son of Henry Albert and Ellen. 1901 age 3 in parents’ house (Bradmore 16/1901). Methodist Sunday school scholar 2.3.1902-1913. 11.4.1904 admitted to Bunny School. 1911 age 13 in parents’ house (Bradmore 45/191). On Bradmore electoral roll as Vernon Attewell, of Far Street, resident, but no local vote, 1920-1921, then as (Arthur) Vernon, of Far Street, resident, without local vote, 1922-1928/9, gap, then full resident vote 1930/31. 1922 founder member of Bunny & Bradmore Lawn Tennis Club. 1923 and 1925 played the piano for dancing at the Mens Institute functions. May be the A Attewell junior on the Mens Institute Committee in 1927/8-1933/4, treasurer 1928/9, though also A Attewell senior on the committee 1924/5, neither identified with certainty. Appointed clerk to the parish council 1922. Listed in Kellys Directory 1925 as Vernon Attewell, assistant overseer for Bunny & Bradmore and in 1932 as rate collector for Bunny & Bradmore. Signed Parish Financial Statements as Clerk with address in Bradmore up to 1929/30, then at The Nook, Bunny 1930/1-1933/4, then at 22 Barnston Rd., Nottingham 1934/5-1936/7, and at Bradmore 1937/8. From 1938/9 address given as Fairholme, Bradmore. Arthur Vernon on Bradmore electoral roll on Main St 1938/9-1955, and at Fairholme, 29 Main St 1956-71, married to Edith Alice. 12.9.1932 British Legion standard of the Bunny, Bradmore and District branch was dedicated at Bunny Church by Canon J P Hales DSO,

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rector of Gedling; the standard was formally handed to Mr V Attewell, standard bearer, by Mrs Cordeux of Bunny Park, and headed by the Keyworth band the parade marched to church (reported in the Nottingham Guardian, and in the S.Bingham and District Deanery magazine). 1953 in charge of the Finance Committee for the Coronation Festivities. Parish Clerk - noted in 1962 in Bunny Observer that Mr V A Attewell has been in office as clerk for 41 years. (Together with F W Carnell, 25 years, W Harrison, 20 years, R Jackson 18 years, E W Randall 13 years, Miss O Ingram 13 years, total 130 years, highest number in the county for the number of members on the council.) Newspaper report in 1967 when Vernon Attewell retired after 45 years as Parish Clerk : ‘When Bradmore Parish Council was formed in 1922, Mr Vernon Attewell then in his twenties was appointed clerk. For the past 45 years he has been taking minutes of every meeting, and has filled 2 large books. Now he is retiring at the end of the month, but the family link with the council will not be broken because his son-in-law Mr Jack Garner has been appointed to succeed him. Mr Attewell is thought to be one of the longest-serving parish clerks in the country, and during his term of office has written thousands of letters to local authorities. “I shall miss the work, but I feel it is time I gave it up,” he says. He intends to be present at the next council meeting so that he can put his son-in-law on the right path. At one time Mr Attewell was also clerk of the nearby Bunny Parish Council, and held both positions simultaneously for 16 years. The Notts Association of parish councils has sent a letter of congratulation to Mr Attewell.’ (Note the reference to parish council formation in 1922 is journalistic licence, it was already in existence at this time.) He also received a letter of congratulations on his recent retirement and best wishes from Alderman F A Small on behalf of Notts. County Council, dated 21.3.1967. In 1949 he had declined nomination as clerk, but agreed to act in that capacity until such time as a new appointment was made, but ended up continuing in office until 1967. Parish Councillor 1967, and Chairman of the parish council 1968 & 1969, then parish councillor 1970. In 1963 he was presented with a fountain pen in recognition of 40 years’ service as clerk, and in 1967 received an engraved silver tankard as a tribute from the Council members for his long and outstanding service to the parish. He was also Bunny clerk, Basford Rural District rate collector, dispenser of Bunny Charities coal and bread. He worked at the magnesium factory during World War II and went on to become a Ministry of Supply (/Defence) policeman at the government site now converted to Rushcliffe Country Park. He was also a special constable until compulsorily retired, and was most upset when they turned up one day out of the blue and demanded the return of his uniform and truncheon without a word of thanks. His service medal, in the possession of Jack Garner in 1999, was awarded for faithful service in the specials, and bears the head of George V, indicating he was in the service for a very long time, retiring at age 60. He was a member of Bunny Church Choir, The British Legion serving in the Northumberland Fusiliers in World War I and the RAOB. He cultivated a large garden at the rear of 29 Main St, and his land included the plots now occupied by Nos 27, 29a and 29b Main St. He grew his own tobacco and kept pigs, geese and chickens. He was very proud of being the daughter of “Miss Vernon” and said it was a great honour that his second name was Vernon. (Source: Jack Garner.) Died 11.4.1971. Tombstone in Bunny churchyard, west of the church, records that he was chorister of this church for 50 years. Edith Alice Attewell born 7.3.1905, married to Arthur Vernon, on Bradmore electoral roll on Main St 1938/8-1972, specified Fairholme, from 1956, and at 16 Far Street 1972-84. Listed as WI member 1938-1942 and 1958-1965. Died 13.11.1983, buried with Arthur Vernon at west end of Bunny churchyard. Arthur Vernon and Edith Alice had daughters Helen Vera, who married Jack Garner and died 13.8.1994, buried 18 August, Wilford Hill; and Anne Attewell who married Mark Holliday Doris Mary Attewell, born 1900, Bradmore, daughter of Henry Albert and Ellen. 1901 age 1 in parents’ house (Bradmore 16/1901). Admitted to Bunny School 1.5.1905. Methodist Sunday school Vestry Girls 18.10.1903-July 1904, 3rd class July-Dec 1905, no records 1906-1912, 1st class July 1912-Sept 1914, April-Aug 1915. 1911 age 11 scholar, in parents’ house (Bradmore 45/1911). Ellen (Nellie) Attewell, born 1901, Bradmore, daughter of Henry Albert and Ellen. 1901 as daughter not yet named age less than 1 month (Bradmore 16/1901). 1911 age 10 scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 45/1911). Methodist Sunday school vestry girls Jan-Dec1905, no records 1906- 1912, 1st class by July 1912-July 1914, July 1915-August 1915. Alice May Attewell born c1903,daughter of Henry Albert and Ellen. 1911 age 8 in parents’ house (Bradmore 45/1911). Methodist Sunday school scholar 1st class by July 1912-June 1915, intermittent to Aug.1916 (note no Sunday School records 1908-1912). Oct.qtr 1932 Basford district Alice M Attewell married Sidney A Spencer, decorator, and went to Wymeswold. Alice May Attewell on Bradmore electoral roll for Manor Farm, no local vote, 1929/30-1932/3. Possibly Alice the daughter of Albert, maid at Beeby’s Manor Farm. Died just before 28.2.1991, aged 88 or 89

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(Source: J Randall). Albert Attewell born 1909, son of Henry Albert and Ellen. 1911 age 2 in parents’ house (Bradmore 45/1911). Sophia Attewell, nee James, born 20.2.1880, daughter of William and Elizabeth, of Far Street, married Henry Albert 1914 Oct.qtr, his second wife. On Bradmore electoral roll 1920-1939/40, May 1945-1960. Did the cooking for the Far Street magnesium factory canteen during the 1939-45 war. 1949 on Methodist flower rota, 1953 Sunday School teacher, made tarts for the Chapel Anniversary. 1956 class leader. 1959 invited to be poor steward. Margaret Randall recalled fetching raspberries from Sophie Attewell’s from c1950 for Bonser’s Farmhouse. Died 1960, wreath given by Methodist church. Henry Albert and Sophia had children Eric James Attewell born 13.12.1917 and Kathleen Attewell born 30.3.1919. Arthur Attewell, born Bradmore, bapt. 24.12.1873, son of Henry framework knitter and Mary. 1881 age 7, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1881/31). Arthur Attewell born c1873 died July qtr 1883 Basford district, age 9. Robert Heap Attewell (Bob) born Bradmore 1879, bapt. 19.4.1879, son of Henry framework knitter and Mary. 1881 age 2 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1881/31). 1891 age 12 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1891/17). Methodist Sunday school 3rd class 5.7.1885-June 1887, in 1886 awarded a Sunday School prize of 1/- for the greatest number of marks in the previous year, 2nd class July 1887-Jan.1889, 1st class 2nd part Jan.1889-June 1891, 1st class 1st part July 1891-June 1893, 1st class July 1993-Sept.1894. Teacher alternate weeks 13 Jan.1895 – May 1903, and 1906. Played the double bass at Bradmore Methodist Sunday School Anniversary. 1896 invited to join the choir. 1901 age 22, single, gardener (not domestic) in parents’ house (Bradmore 20/1901). 1904 Jan qtr Robert Heap Attewell married Mary Cowlishaw Peet, Nottingham district. Lived at Cotgrave then moved to Ruddington Grange, had no children. 1911 age 32 domestic gardener with wife Mary at Ruddington Grange, 5 rooms. On Bradmore electoral roll, house, 1905-1909. Probably the Robert Attewell on 1908 Bunny Estate rental paying £3 pa. Also Robert of Wilford Rd Ruddington on roll with house, no county vote, 1912-1914. R H Attewell (Robert Heap?) noted on deeds of Town End Cottage in 1940 as on their eastern boundary, but no other evidence that Robert was here at this time. Mary Cowlishaw Attewell nee Peet, born 1864 Cotgrave, daughter of Thomas Peet boot and shoe maker and Betsey. 1871 age 7, scholar, in parents house at Cotgrave. 1901 age 37, lady companion and cousin of Edwin and Clara Harriman on Village St., Bradmore (Bradmore 2/1901). Married Robert Heape Attewell Jan.qtr 1904. 1911 age 47 (married 7 years, no children) married to Bob. Known as Mary Bob. “Could talk the leg off an iron pot”. Jane Attewell born 1830, bapt. 1.3.1830 Bunny, daughter of William senior and Ann. 1841 age 11 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/31). Not found 1851. Possibly Jane Attewell born c1830 Bradmore who married Joseph Cross, July qtr 1853, Nottingham district – see daughter Louisa Cross. Mary Attewell bapt. 18.9.1833 Bunny, daughter of William senior, cottager, and Ann. 1841 age 7 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/31). Married William Dalby – see Dalby. Joseph Attawell, labourer, married Mary Shepherd at Bunny, 18.4.1796, living in Bradmore in late 1790s. Possibly Joseph born c1764, buried 29.3.1829 age 65. Jan.1797 Constable paid Robert Roobotham for mending Joseph Attewel’s chimney, 3/6. Dec.1800 Constable paid for a strike of barley for Joseph Attewell. Jan.1802 Joseph received 13 weeks pay. Nov. 1804 Constable paid Dr Hinstone’s bill for Joseph Attewell’s child, not named, possibly William. Sarah Attawell born 29.4.1797 Bradmore, bapt. Bunny 3.5.1797, daughter of Joseph labourer and Mary. Mary Attawell born 27.6. 1799, Bradmore, , bapt. Bunny 29.6. 1799, daughter of Joseph, labourer, and Mary. William Attewell bapt. Bunny 28.9.1804, son of Joseph and Mary of Bradmore. Benjamin Attewell born c1789, Ruddington, living in Bradmore in 1829/30 and up to 1836, returned to Ruddington before the birth of his daughter Sarah c1839. Probably the Benjamin Attewell of Ruddington who married Sarah Attewell of Bradmore at Bunny 29.8.1826. 1841 age 52 framework knitter married to Sarah age 44 with children Benjamin, William, Josiah 7, Joseph and Sarah 2, at Coke Works, Ruddington. 1851 age 62, widower, framework knitter, with children William, Joseph, Sarah 12 and Mary 8 both seamers born in Ruddington, Wilford Lane, Ruddington. 1861, widower, with children William and Mary age 18 at 25 Wilford Rd, Ruddington. Sarah Attewell of Bradmore married Benjamin Attewell of Ruddington 29.8.1826. Died before 1851. John Attewell bapt. Bunny 30.1.1826, son of Benjamin, framework knitter, and Sarah, of Bradmore. Benjamin Attewell born c1829 Bradmore, son of Benjamin. 1841 age 13 in parents’ house at Ruddington. 1871 age 42 framework knitter, single, boarding in the household of Joseph and Sarah

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Chapeman at Marl Pit Back St., Ruddington. Benajmin Attewell born c1828 died July qtr 1875, Basford district. William Attewell born c1830 Bradmore, son of Benjamin. 1841 age 11 in parents’ house at Ruddington. 1851 age 21, framework knitter in his father’s house at Ruddington. 1861 age 31, framework knitter in his father’s house at Ruddington with sister Mary. Joseph Attewell born c1836, Bradmore, son of Benjamin. 1841 age 4 in parents’ house at Ruddington. 1851 age 15, framework knitter, in his father’s house at Ruddington. 1868 Oct.qtr Joseph Attewell married Martha Smith, Radford District. 1871 age 35, framework knitter, with wife Martha 23 dressmaker and Hannah Elizabeth 8 months, both born Ruddington at Marl Pit, Ruddington. 1881 age 42 framework knitter with wife Martha 32, Albert 5 scholar and Agnes 11 mths at Wilford Rd Ruddington. 1891 age 53 framework knitter with wife Martha 43 dressmaker and children Albert 14 baker’s apprentice, Agnes 10, Alice 8 and Eliza Ann 5 all scholars, all born Ruddington, at Marlpit Rd., Ruddington. 1901 age 63 hand framework knitter, with wife Martha 50 dressmaker on own account working at home, and children Agnes 20, Alice 18, Eliza A 15, lace menders, and Martha 8, all born Ruddington, at Wilford Rd, Ruddington,. 1911 age 75, framework knitter with wife Martha 63 born Ruddington (married 63 years (1868) with 8 children, 3 dead) with children Agnes 30 single, lacehand, Alice 28 and Martha 19, lacehands, all born Ruddington, and grandson Laurie Attewell 8 born Ruddington, at 31 Kirkby St, Ruddington, house with 5 rooms. Ann Attewell born 1803, Bradmore, married Thomas Whittaker, of Bradmore, 23.11.1829, witnessed William Attewell. See Whittaker. John Attewell appears in Constable’s accounts 7.1812, when the Constable went to fetch John Attewell home. Gave two men who went to seek John, 2/-. Oct 1812 John had half year’s rent £1/6/-, and Constable paid his rent 1/6 in April 1813. John Attewell, no parish specified, buried Bunny 16.2. 1815. Mary Attewell appears in Constable’s Accounts Nov.1820 when the Constable paid 1/- for carriage of Mary and child. Lucy Attewell appears in Constables Accounts Nov.1820 when the Constable, James Goodacre, with Mr Lane, incurred expenses going to Nottingham partly on Lucy’s account,and paid 1/- for removing Lucy’s goods and 1/- for victuals for her child. Sarah Attewell was paid 7/- by Constable 30.7.1824 for attending on Sarah Darker. John Attewell married Lucy Brown, both of Bradmore, 24.12.1827, witnessed by Ann Attewell. John Attewell appears in Constable’s Accounts Nov.1829, Constable paid relief of 1/- to him, and paid for order of removal 6/-. Elizabeth Attewell appears in the Constable’s Accounts Jan.1830, Constable paid for oath 1/-, no further details. Sarah Attewell of Bradmore married Henry Langham of Bunny, 23.4.1832. Sarah Attewell of Bradmore born c1835 buried Bunny 30.1.1856. Mary Attewell born c1835/6, buried 4.1.1836, infant. Mary Attewell of Bradmore married William James of Keyworth 28.1.1833. John Attewell bapt 19.8.1829 Bunny, natural son of Mary Attewell of Bradmore. John Attewell born Bradmore c1859. 1901 age 42, single, cattleman in house of Elias Paxton, farmer, at Cossall. No other record found. Ann Attewell of Bradmore born 1857, buried Bunny 2.10.1857 age 9 months. John Attewell born Bradmore c1876. 1911 age 35, single, farm labourer, inmate at Basford Workhouse. No other record found. Tiras Attewell born 1877/8 Keyworth, natural son of Agnes Atterwell, daughter of William and Eliza of Keyworth. 1881 age 3 with grandparents William age 60 framework knitter born Keyworth and Eliza 50 seamser hosiery born Normanton, with Tiras’s sister Mary age 6 born Keyworth, and William’s daughter Agnes Attewell 26, single, seamer hosiery born Keyworth. Agnes Attewell married Thomas Disney Apr.qtr 1885, Bingham district. 1891 Tiras age 13 ag.lab, stepson of Thomas Disney, 39, stocking weaver born Keyworth, with his wife Agnes 36 and their own children at Selby Lane, Keyworth. Bradmore Methodist Sunday school scholar 1st class 2nd part Jan-June 1892, attended again Jan-June 1893. Tiras Attewell born 1878 died Jan.qtr 1901, Bingham district (ie Keyworth). James Attewell Methodist Sunday school 2nd class Aug, Oct & Nov. 1924, 4 or 5 years older than Eric James Attewell, son of Henry and Sophia (see above). J Attewell listed as Methodist local preacher, no date (Source: O Randall).

AULTON Fred Aulton born 1860, Nottingham, cousin of John Davies. 1861 age 1, in the household of John and Sarah Davies (Bradmore 1861/24). 1871 age 12, farmer’s boy, in the household of John and Sarah

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Davies, noted as their son but in a different hand (Bradmore 1871/23). 1881 Fred Olton age 21, ag.lab born Nottingham, adopted son of Sarah Davies, widow, 66 born Gotham, with Sarah’s daughter Ann and grand-daughter Sarah A, at Bunny.

AUMBRY Joseph Aumbry son of Mary Aumbry of Bradmore, base begotten supposed by John Mee of Bradmore, bapt. Bunny 24.5.1685. Marie Ambery, spinster of Bradmore, presented for absence from church for one month during reigns of Charles II and James II (1660-1688). Mary Aumbry married Edward Watchorne, both of Bradmore, at Bunny 28.4.1690.

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