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10/02/2021 MEMBERS INTERESTS a Page 1 MEMBERS INTERESTS A 11/09/2021 ID SURNAME PLACE NAME CODE DATES 5527 Abbott Averham NTT 1700-1900 5527 Abbott East Stoke NTT 1700-1900 5527 Abbott Elston NTT 1700-1900 5182 Abbott Calverton NTT 1700s 3789 Ackroyd Radford NTT 1700-1800 2791 Adames Barnet HRT pre 1900 3026 Adames Dorset DOR c.19-c.20 5955 Adams Newark NTT pre 1825 0257 Adamson Southwell NTT pre 1800 4299 Adcock Ilkeston DBY Any 5069 Adee Worksop NTT 1600 - 1750 2519 Adkins Passenham NTH pre 1837 1737 Adney Wolverhampton STS pre 1820 1486 Ainley Mirfield YKS pre 1825 1486 Ainley Birstall LEI pre 1825 3214 Ainsworth Cheshire CHS 1700- 1486 Alcock Hucknall NTT pre 1825 5435 Alcock Linby NTT 1700s 3640 Aldridge Weston Underwood BKM pre 1830 2590 Allatt Swaton LIN 1800+ 2590 Allatt Horbling LIN 1800+ 0756 Allcock Linby NTT 1600-1850 2675 Allcock Greasley NTT 1766-1793 5059 Allcock Nottingham NTT 1850-2007 4911 Allcock Hucknall NTT pre 1875 0234 Allen Pavenham BDF 1775-1860 1486 Allen Radford NTT pre 1750 1565 Allen Wilne DBY 1736 3222 Allen Radford NTT Any 5054 Allen Nottingham NTT Any 5054 Allen Leicestershire LEI pre 1860 5106 Allen Nottingham NTT Any 2590 Allet(t) Horbling LIN 1850+ 2590 Allet(t) Swaton LIN 1850+ 5942 Allison Colston Bassett, Bulwell, Wor NTT pre1800 5942 Allison Whitwell DBY pre1800 1027 Allsop Huthwaite NTT pre 1750 4937 Allsop Lowdham NTT 1700-1900 4960 Almey Broughton astley LEI 1670+ 3900 Alton Belper DBY pre 1850 3818 Alvey St. Mary's NTT pre 1800 4315 Alvey Sutton-in-Ashfield NTT 1750-1850 5054 Alvey Woodborough NTT Any 5054 Alvey Hoveringham NTT around 1827 5054 Alvey Gedling NTT Any 3378 Alvy Misterton NTT pre 1860 2102 Ambrose Buckinghamshire BKM 1718 5051 Ames Lincolnshire LIN 1850+ 5051 Ames Watnall NTT pre 1850 5051 Ames Sheffield YKS 1850+ 5051 Ames Somercotes DBY 1800+ 4922 Ammonds Radnorshire RAD 1800 2616 Ancell Nottingham NTT pre 1900 Page 1 MEMBERS INTERESTS A 11/09/2021 ID SURNAME PLACE NAME CODE DATES 1237 Anderson Frisby-on-Wreake LEI pre 1650 4315 Andrew Shephall HRT 1540-1600 5541 Andrews Arnold NTT 1840+ 1818 Angel Somerset SOM c.19 1486 Annable Arnold NTT pre 1725 1486 Annibal Arnold NTT pre 1900 4301 Antcliff Laneham NTT pre 1750 4301 Antcliff Bathley NTT 1750-1900 4301 Antcliff Kneesall NTT pre 1750 4301 Antcliff Caunton NTT 1750-1900 5182 Anten Flintham NTT 1500-1600s 2919 Anthony Alfreton DBY pre 1800 4108 Anthony Bulwell NTT 1850-1920 5547 Anthony Selston NTT 1780-1830 5547 Anthony Underwood NTT 1780-1830 5547 Anthony Greasley NTT 1780-1830 5885 Any Bleasby NTT Before Parish Registers 0865 Any Lacemakers Calais 1815-1900 5576 Appleyard Leeds WRY around 1800 0014 Archbold Embleton NBL 1840 1058 Archer London LND c.19 1237 Archer Orston NTT pre 1750 5962 Arden Nottinghamshire NTT All 5962 Arden Lincolnshire LIN All 1318 Ardin St. Mary's NTT c.18 1058 Argent Any ENG Any 3554 Armstrong Manchester GMT 1878+ 3554 Armstrong Sheffield YKS 1902+ 3554 Armstrong Liverpool MSY pre 1878 5463 Armstrong Derbyshire DBY pre 1900 2798 Ashley Bath SOM pre 1850 5766 Ashmoor Sutton In Ashfield NTT Pre 1800 4513 Ashmore North Muskham NTT 1750-1800 4513 Ashmore Weston NTT 1750-1800 4513 Ashmore Nottingham NTT 1750-1800 5766 Ashmore Sutton In Ashfield NTT Pre 1800 0109 Askey Staffordshire STS pre 1850 0109 Askey Nottinghamshire NTT pre 1850 0930 Aslin Southwell NTT pre 1713 0930 Aslin Gedling NTT pre 1900 3956 Aslin Lambley NTT 1839 3956 Asling Lowdham NTT 1839 3956 Asling Bathley Carr NTT 1869 3956 Asling Beeston NTT 1863 3956 Asling Lambley NTT 1839 5178 Astill St. Mary's NTT pre 1900 5178 Astill Sneinton NTT pre 1900 4044 Aston Stottesdon SAL 1762 5215 Atchinson Cropwell Bulter NTT 1800+ 3026 Atheis Any ENG Any 3171 Atkin Nottingham NTT 1900-1930 4343 Atkin Stapleford NTT pre 1800 3675 Atkinson Ulverston CMA pre 1900 Page 2 MEMBERS INTERESTS A 11/09/2021 ID SURNAME PLACE NAME CODE DATES 5849 Atte(r)well Awsworth NTT 1850 - to present 5849 Atte(r)well Gotham, Notts NTT 1850 - to present 4044 Attenborough Nottingham NTT 1806 4044 Attenborough Ruddington NTT 1785 0756 Attenborrow Ruddington NTT 1700-1800 5214 Aulsebrook Nottinghamshire NTT c.17-c.19 5214 Aulsebrook Lincolnshire LIN c.19 5214 Aulsebrook Leicestershire LEI c.19 4360 Auty Nottingham NTT 1850+ 0930 Avern St. Martins - Fields pre 1900 0930 Avern Birmingham St. Martins WMD pre 1800 5938 Avery Nottinghamshire NTT Any 5263 Ayers Gloucester GLS pre 1830 5263 Ayers Kidderminster pre 1872 5263 Ayers Derbyshire DBY 1872-1900 Page 3.
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