Nottingham - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: james nottingham

nanomimi97 — 2010-02-18 22:01:47Z

I would appreciate any info on James Nottingham, the only history I know is they were from west Virginia thank you Christel Nottingham

Re: Nottingham family of Hessay, near York, England

toms2010 — 2010-01-22 11:52:46Z

Hello

Picking up my cousin Gill's original query and your reply on 19 Jan 2009, I now have some info, piccies, maps, Wills, etc on the Nottingham family of Hessay.

If you'd like to contact me direct on toms@ndirect.co.uk maybe we can compare notes!

Regards
John Nottingham (Pocklington)

Re: BENNETT NOTTINGHAM

Jesse_Stamper — 2010-01-19 15:34:00Z

Judith,

I realize your post is old, but would like to reply anyway.

I am descended from Bennet Nottingham's brother, Philip Nottingham who married Elender in Maryland circa 1782 through their daughter Elizabeth who married Samuel McAdams in Indiana. Bennet Nottingham died in Washington County, Kentucky in 1801, his will mentions his deceased brother Philip's children. Philip and Bennet Nottingham's father was Athanasius Nottingham.

Jesse Stamper

Re: Nottinghams -Illinois

Jesse_Stamper — 2010-01-15 21:34:29Z

Philip Nottingham is my ancestor. He was married to Elender (last name unknown, although "possibly" Attaway) in St. Mary's County, Maryland at an unknown date. The Manerva Nottingham mentioned in the 1850 census was Stephen Nottingham's daughter Manerva (age 16, not 86; born KY; married Jesse Stanley). This error has been repeated by many others, but has no foundation in fact. The marriage bonds of three of Philip's children (Ignatius, Ann/Adria, Elizabeth) all refer to their mother as Elender Nottingham.

I'm descended from Philip and Elender's daughter, Elizabeth Nottingham who married Samuel McAdams, Jr. (died 1864 per will) in Harrison County, Indiana in 1810. Elizabeth mother, Elender Nottingham gave her permission for the marriage as Elizabeth was underage.

Philip Nottingham was the son of Athanasius Nottingham and is so alluded to in his will. Philip's brother, Bennett Nottingham also came with Philip to Washington County, KY in the early 1790s. Bennett's will mentions Philip's six children.

Jesse Stamper

Re: Philip Nottingham, son of Athanasius Nottingham of St. Mary's County, Maryland.

Jesse_Stamper — 2009-10-05 20:02:12Z

Oops! I just noticed that I spelled Philip Nottingham's father's name as Anthanasius Nottingham, his correct name was Athanasius Nottingham. Sorry.

Jesse

Philip Nottingham, son of Anthanasius Nottingham of St. Mary's County, Maryland.

Jesse_Stamper — 2009-10-05 18:30:44Z

Searching for information concerning Philip Nottingham of St. Mary's County, Maryland who later moved to the Washington/Nelson Co., KY area about 1792.

Philip Nottingham is said to have been born about 1749 in St. Mary's County, Maryland. The 1749 birth date apparently stems from the fact that when Anthanasius Nottingham, Philip's father, wrote his will in 1767, Philip was mentioned first, probably indicating that Philip was the eldest child.

Anthanasius had apparently not reached his twentieth birthday by the time his father, Stephen Nottingham, wrote his will in 1745. Thus Anthanasius is thought to have been born about 1725 or slightly after.

In the will, Anthanasius bequeaths his plantation called "Nivitts St. Ann" to his son Philip. Assuming Philip was at least eighteen (18) years old at the time Anthanasius wrote his will (1767), this would place his birth about 1749 or possibly before.

Anthanasius's nine other children: Basil, Catherine, Eleanor, Bennett, Barbary, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Ann, and Enoch Nottingham were apparently all underage (?) since Anthanasius requested that his brother, Matthias Nottingham "have care" of them. Thus it appears Philip Nottingham was the eldest son of Anthanasius Nottingham.

I have read that some of St. Mary's County (SMC) early records were destroyed in a courthouse fire possibly explaining why little is apparently known of Philip Nottingham while he resided in Maryland.

Philip Nottingham signed an oath of allegiance to the state of Maryland in 1777. John Basil Nottingham and Benj. Nottingham (?) were also signers. A typical example of the oath Philip signed is below:

"I do swear, that I do not hold myself Bound to yield any Alegiance or Obedience to the King of Great Britain his heirs or successors, and that I will be true and faithful the the State of Maryland, and will, to the utmost of my Power, support, maintain, and defend the freedom and independence thereof, and the Government as now Established, against all open Enemies, and Secret and traiterous Conspiracies, and will use my utmost Endeavours to disclose and make known to the Governer, and or some one of the binations, against this State or the Government therof, which may come to my knowledge. So help me God."

Philip Nottingham was married to Elender (---------) sometime prior to the birth of Ignatius Nottingham (born about 1784?). This is evident by Ignatius' marriage bond in Nelson County, Kentucky which clearly identifies his mother as "Elender Nottingham."

Some have shown Philip's wife as Manerva/Minerva/Menerva Nottingham born 1764 in Kentucky. This error was caused by a misreading of the 1850 census regarding the household of Stephen Nottingham (Philip's son). Included in Stephen's household was one "Manerva Nottingham." On the census page, Manerva's age is somewhat difficult to read. At a glance, it looks like 86, but it is in fact 16! Additional research shows this "Manerva Nottingham" was actually Stephen's daughter, Manerva (born 1833 in KY) who married Jesse Stanley in 1854.

Philip Nottingham was enumerated in the 1790 Maryland census.

1790 St. Mary's County, Maryland
Philip Nottingham: 1 free white male [over 16, presumably himself], 1 free white male [under 16, presumably Ignatius Nottingham (son)], 2 free white females [presumably Elender Nottingham (wife) and Ann Julia Attaway Nottingham (daughter)], and 3 slaves.

Philip Nottingham and family moved to Washington County, Kentucky about 1792. Some of Philip's siblings and their spouses also came to Kentucky about this same time. Assumingly, before Philip left Maryland, he sold his plantation called "Nevits St. Ann." Philip had received this "plantation" from his father, Anthanasius Nottingham in 1767, who had in turn received it from his father, Stephen Nottingham in 1745.

Philip died in Washington County, Kentucky sometime prior to 1801. Philip Nottingham and his wife, Elender had at least six (6) children:

1) Ignatius Nottingham (c.1784?-aft.1805) married Mary Birns(?), 1805, Nelson County, Kentucky.
2) Ann (Adria) Julia Attaway Nottingham (c.1789-1855) married William McAdams (c.1788-bef.1850), 1809, Nelson County, Kentucky.
3) Joseph Nottingham (c.1791/2-aft.1801) married ????
4) Elizabeth Nottingham (c.1794-aft.1870) married Samuel McAdams, Jr. (c.1790-1864), 1810, Harrison County, Indiana.
5) Benedict Nottingham (c.1796?-aft.1850) married Mary (---------).
6) Stephen Nottingham (c.1797-1866) married Nancy Basham, abt. 1821.

There may have been other children, but these are the only children I have documentation for.

In 1801, Bennet Nottingham, Philip's brother, made his will. In this will, Bennet names six (6) children of Philip Nottingham, dec'd: "The balance of the money is devised to the heirs of Philip Nottingham (deceased), to wit. Ignatius Nottingham, Ann Attaway Nottingham, Joseph Nottingham, Elizabeth Nottingham, Benedict Nottinghan and Stephen Nottingham. If any of them die before they come of age, the others are to inherit their share. They are to be paid as they come of age."

According to Bennet's will, all of Philip's six children had not yet "come of age." I have listed Stephen Nottingham as Philip and Elender's youngest child because Bennet Nottingham appears to have named Philip's children in order of birth, although census records may possibly suggest Benedict was the youngest.

I haven't found any additional information for Ignatius Nottingham and his wife Mary Birns(?).

I haven't found any mention of Philip's son, Joseph Nottingham after 1801. Because his uncle, Bennet Nottingham, listed him (Joseph) between Ignatius and Ann, I assume Joseph was born about 1791/2, either in Maryland or Kentucky.

There was also an "Altivia Nottingham" who married "Henry Quiggins" in Nelson County, Kentucky in 1818. I haven't found any additional information concerning Henry or Altivia.

A Phillip Nottingham shows up in census records for Breckinridge and Meade Co., KY in 1850 and 1860. This Philip was born sometime between 1799 and 1804 according to census records. He was married to Keziah/Kesiah. I don't know how he fits into the Nottingham family.

Philip's son, Benedict Nottingham married a woman named Mary and lived in Breckinridge County, Kentucky. Ann Julia Attaway Nottingham married William McAdams and also lived in Breckinridge County, Kentucky. Stephen Nottingham lived in that county until moving to Illinois; his sister, Elizabeth Nottingham moved to Harrison Co., Indiana in 1810.

The early records for Washington/Nelson Co., KY are both extant, and no doubt contain additional records concerning Philip and his wife, Elender. Guardianship and probate records in either county will provide much more information if someone will check these sources. I personally don't have any Nottingham documents from either of these counties.

The following record was found on the internet:

Guardian Accounts of Washington County, KY: Ann Julia Attaway Nottingham - Orphan,

State of Kentucky, Washington County, November County Court 1807.

Ann Julia Attaway Nottingham an infant orphan of Philip Nottingham deceased came into court and made choice of Henry Lucas as her guardian. Whereupon the said Henry Lucas together with John Newton his security executed and acknowledged bond in the penalty of two hundred pounds conditioned to secure the said orphans estate. Teste: John Reed, Clerk

I John Reed clerk of Washington County, aforesaid, do hereby certify that the above is truly transcribed from the records in my office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of my said county this sixth day of November A.D. 1807. And of the commonwealth the sixteenth. John Reed. John J. Ray presiding Justice.

Ann Julia Attaway Nottingham is the eldest (known) daughter of Philip and Elender. Her marriage bond identifies her as "Adria Nottingham," daughter of "Elinder Nottingham." The name "Adria" appears to have been only a nickname; she is listed as "Ann McAdams" in the 1850 census. Ann also signed as a witness on the marriage bond of her brother (Ignatius Nottingham), she signed her name as "Anguliatiway Nottingham."

Due to Ann's middle name of "Attaway," it has been suggested that it could be a family name, possibly Elender's side of the family.

I am descended from Philip and Elender's daughter, Elizabeth who married Samuel McAdams (Jr.). It appears Elender Nottingham accompanied Samuel McAdams (Jr.) to Harrison County, Indiana in 1810, because Elender gave her consent for Samuel to marry her daughter (Elizabeth Nottingham) in Harrison County in 1810. I will post their marriage record below:

Harrison County, Indiana Marriage Record:
Man's Name: Saml. McAdams
Woman's Name: Eliza Notingim
Marriage Remark(s): Consent being given by Elender Notingim, her mother.
Date: May 25, 1810.
Marriage Return: Joined together in marriage, Samuel McAdams & Eliza Notingim on May 25? (difficult to read), 1810, by James Lang.
Source: Harrison Co., IN Marriage Bk. 1, p. 3, marriage #21.

Samuel McAdams, Jr. and Elizabeth Nottingham had at least five (5) children:

1) Mary Ann McAdams married Isaac Mowrer. (my ancestors)
2) William McAdams married Cinderella Dennison.
3) Stephen McAdams married Sarah French.
4) John McAdams married a) Elizabeth Amy; b) Martha Ann Curts.
5) Lucinda McAdams.

I don't know if Elender stayed in Harrison County, Indiana or moved back to Kentucky with her other children. Technically, I can't be certain whether she actually came to Harrison County. Elizabeth Nottingham's marriage affidavit only mentions she had her mother's "consent" to marry Samuel McAdams. Elender did not sign the marriage affidavit. I have not checked the 1810, 20, 30, etc. censuses to see if Samuel McAdams (Jr.) is enumerated with a woman old enough to be Elender.

If anyone has any additional information on Philip and Elender Nottingham, please contact me.

Jesse Stamper
Leecorydon(at)juno.com

Spady & Nottingham, Northampton Co - Eastern shore

crzypopmac — 2009-09-20 02:04:42Z

Margaret Nottingham married Willaim Spady, Northampton Co, about 1820,children, I think, Sarah A Spady (marr Thomas Levin Scott), and William E Spady and John C Spady (possibly more children I do not have info on) NEED ANYTHING at all on this family

Philip Nottingham of St. Mary's County, Maryland & Washington/Nelson County, Kentucky

Jesse_Stamper — 2009-09-18 13:45:33Z

Philip Nottingham was married to Elender, not Manerva. The "Manerva Nottingham" listed in the household of Stephen Nottingham (Philip's son) is in fact his daughter, not his widowed mother. Stephen's daughter was 16, but it looks like 86 on the 1850 census. Because of this, some have shown Philip Nottingham's wife as Manerva, born 1764 in Kentucky. This is totally incorrect.

Philip & Elender Nottingham moved to Washington County, Kentucky about 1792. They had six childen:

1) Ignatius Nottingham m. Mary Birns, 1805.
2) Ann (Adria) Julia Attaway Nottingham m. William McAdams, 1809.
3) Joseph Nottingham m. ????
4) Elizabeth Nottingham m. Samuel McAdams, Jr., 1810.
5) Benedict Nottingham m. Mary (-------)
6) Stephen Nottingham m. Nancy Ann Basham, abt. 1821.

Elender Nottingham signed consent notes for Ignatius, Adria/Ann, & Elizabeth/Eliza Nottingham to marry.

The last mention I have of Elender Nottingham is the marriage affidavit of her daughter, Elizabeth who married Samuel McAdams, Jr. on May 25, 1810 in Harrison County, Indiana. The marriage affidavit shows Elizabeth's mother as, "Elender Notingim."

Jesse Stamper

Re: Philip Nottingham & Elender

Jesse_Stamper — 2009-09-18 01:32:37Z

Philip NOTTINGHAM and his wife, Elender had six children:

1) Ignatius NOTTINGHAM m. Mary BIRNS, 1805.
2) Ann (Adria) Julia NOTTINGHAM m. William MCADAMS, 1809.
3) Joseph NOTTINGHAM m. ????
4) Elizabeth NOTTINGHAM m. Samuel MCADAMS, Jr., 1810.
5) Benedict NOTTINGHAM m. Mary (-------)
6) Stephen NOTTINGHAM m. Nancy Ann BASHAM, abt. 1822.

Phillip NOTTINGHAM'S wife has been incorrectly shown by some as Manerva/Minerva/Menerva. This was apparently based on a census error.

The marriage records of Ignatius, Adria/Ann, and Elizabeth/Eliza NOTTINGHAM all list "Elender NOTTINGHAM" as their mother. The will of Bennet NOTTINGHAM (1801), Philip's brother, names all of Philip's six children. Philip was a son of Athanasius NOTTINGHAM. Philip NOTTINGHAM moved from St. Mary's County, Maryland to Washington County, Kentucky in about 1792. Philip seems to have died there sometime prior to 1801. Several of Philip & Elender's children married in Nelson County, Kentucky. Some of them moved to Breckinridge County, Kentucky.

Philip's widow, Elender NOTTINGHAM moved to Harrison County, Indiana with her daughter (Elizabeth) and future son-in-law, Samuel MCADAMS, Jr. about 1810. I don't know when she died.

Jesse Stamper

Re: Mary Jane Nottingham

mariham02 — 2009-09-17 20:13:05Z

Thank you for your help.

Re: Moses, Iola or Esther Nottingham

scottiepup_1 — 2009-08-10 21:48:27Z

I am researching a George H. Stumpf who would have been in the Army Band stationed in Honolulu in 1910 - is there any chance this might be the same person?

Re: John Nottingham and Daughter Eleanor Nottingham

cbowman54 — 2009-06-10 22:42:55Z

Well done,Sean, thank you!

Re: John Nottingham and Daughter Eleanor Nottingham

seanchaney298 — 2009-06-10 04:16:47Z

Hello Cousins and other researchers,
I have been trying to research this for years and found the following regarding Eleanor and John Nottingham. It appears the correct last name is Mottingham. In the Sussex archaeologic record from 1872 page 110 it gives a family tree this family tree states the following: Eleanor daur. And heir of John Mottingham, of Higham Court in Milsted, co. Kent . This also states that Symon Cheyney her husband was the owner of Crale and Milsted and he was one of the gentry of Sussex 1434.
http://books.google.com/books?id=N0MJAAAAIAAJ&pg=RA1-PA1...=
Hope this helps.
Sean Chaney

Abbey Nottingham b 1821 VA,m to Lincoln b 1817 VA/dau Susannah(Sarah) Marie Lincoln (Brackett) b nov 1843 VA

sucrawford — 2009-04-08 01:25:34Z

Anybody with leads to
Abbey Nottingham b 1821 VA -------
married to
- Lincoln b 1817 VA, d 1842 VA--------
they had a daughter
Susannah (Sarah) Marie Lincoln b Nov 1843 VA, d 1903 Oakland, Alameda Co CA
married 1862 MA
Joseph George Brackett b 4 April 1836Quincy,Norfolk MA,
d 1908 Oakland, Alameda Co CA
Susannah & Joseph were my great gr grandparents.They had 7 children:
Austin,b~ 1866 San Francisco CA
Susie Edith b 1864 Massachusets d 1950 Oakland CA
George Francis b 1870 San Francisco CA d1931
Emily b 1874 CA, d 1965 San Francisco CA
Lawrence Quincy b 1881 CA, d 1959 Fresno CA
Florence Gertrude b 4 July 1872, d dec 1948 Piedmont,Alameda Co CA,interred:Mt.View Cemet. Oakland Alameda CA
m to Grandville Davis Abbott,Sr.
Isabell b Aug 1882 CA, d 1968 San Jose CA

I have a fair amount of information on the Bracketts and Abbotts but virtually none on the Lincoln & Nottingham
Does this ring a bell for anyone?

Re: Nottingham family of Hessay, near York, England

denmo180 — 2009-03-23 15:12:16Z

Hi Gill, I am currently researching Nottingham/Mosey/Burton lines in my husband's geneology. I think I may have been in touch with your cousin? John N. I am sending him copies of some Nottingham wills I have. My connections with the Nottingham is via Elizabeth Nottingham, born 1769 dau of George Nottingham & Elizabeth Timperon, who married my husband's 2 x gt g'f Francis Mosey born 19.2.1767 Aughton and married Elizabeth 20.11.1798. Am trying to find info on a Gideon Burton of ?Holme or Aughton who married an Elizabeth Mosey (sister of Francis Mosey who Married Eliz.N. above. Any info gratefully received. Hoping to hear from you
regards Denise
ps My husband's name is Francis George Nottingham Mosey

Re: Nottinghams

ninaalemao83 — 2009-02-26 18:37:46Z

Do you have a Hubert Bradley Nottingham and his father as John L. Nottingham?
Regards,
Nina in Ky.
lindsey56@insightbb.com

Re: John Nottingham and Daughter Eleanor Nottingham

cbowman54 — 2009-02-23 04:56:59Z

Hi, William . . . I've just stumbled onto the same problem as you with the John Nottingham/Eleanor connection. I'm going to keep looking, but let me know if you have since found an answer.

I'm also related to Simon Cheyney . . . through to Jacob Chaney in Pittsylvania County, Virgina.

Thanks!

Re: Nottingham family of Hessay, near York, England

gcdancestry — 2009-01-23 22:47:49Z

I am afraid to confess that I have not yet got that far back - however I have a lot of information from 1700 era onwards, which I am happy to share.

Cheers

Gill

Re: Nottingham family of Hessay, near York, England

VincentTickner — 2009-01-19 15:45:52Z

I saw of your interest in the Nottingham Family from Hessay that you posted in 1999, and hope that you are still working on this. I believe that my daughter, on her mother's side, is descended from George Nottingham (1580-1652) of Hessay, son of John Nottingham (d.1589) Lord of the Manor of Hessay, and his wife, Effam (died in 1597 apparently leaving a Will, which I have not seen). Do you have any information on them? Vincent Tickner

Re: NOTTINGHAMS IN OKLA TALEQUAH

beverlymcintyre1 — 2008-10-04 02:26:15Z

I believe my family lived in Talequah some years ago. My grandfather was James Nottingham married to Effie Erving. My father was Homer Lee Nottingham married to Gladys Lee Boyles. They moved to Arizona around the time of the great depression. Homer had a brother named Alvie and J.R. His sister was Bess, who later changed her name to Margaret.

Re: Nottinghams who served their country

marieblag — 2008-07-06 01:29:56Z

hi
my son searved and he is the ggrandson of fannie bettie nottingham,thank for your support ken blagburn served in desert storm and didnt come till 1991,he stayed till all the married men came home,he was 17yrs old when he joined
the usmc,then served in kosovo for a year, he doesnt understand why we dont celebrate the freedon we have in
the united states of america,we have grown acustomed to the american way of life and dont reliaze what it has
cost.
thanks agian
mb

Re: Montgomery,Nottingham marriage 1789 Frederick Co. VA

marieblag — 2008-07-06 01:21:06Z

hi my ggrandmother was a nottingham,mary j nttingham
married a al montgomery in 1865 in lousanna,but i have a vergina a nottinghamb in verginia,in the 1850 cen, you might want to give me more detail,s for ann i think
my ggrand mother.s grand father was james nottingham,so if you can conect with these names i would like to share
thanks any info you can shareor pic
marieb

Montgomery,Nottingham marriage 1789 Frederick Co. VA

joyofnine — 2008-06-23 08:17:14Z

I would like to connect with any descendants of, or researchers with any info re: Benjamin MONTGOMERY b abt 1766, who married Nancy/Ann NOTTINGHAM in Frederick Co Virginia 1789.I have found info on 5 male and 4 female children from this marriage.My direct line comes through their son Jacob MONTGOMERY b abt 1793, probably in Virginia, m.1813 to Grace FERRELL.The family would migrate to Jefferson Co. Ohio by 1800, then Richland Co. Ohio by 1815, where Benjamin and Nancy would live out their lives. Some of this family migrated to IN>IL>IA.I am aware of marriages to these surnames by the children of Benjamin and Nancy. BURGETT,CALLON,CRABBS,CRUSEN/CRUSON,EICHARD,FARRELL,RAMSEY/RAMEY. I look forward to any kind response....Sherry in Texas

Re: Nottinghams who served their country

merne — 2008-05-14 23:19:51Z

Merne Nottingham thanks you for your service. Please don't lose faith in our country or your fellow man. Often we and our leaders don't make the decisions we feel are the best but at least we, through the efforts of service men like you, have the opportunity to vote out the jerks we don't like and hopefully vote for others who may truly make much better decisions.

Either way I personally appreciate you and the other hundreds or thousands of Nottingham's who have served there county in many, many wars and conflicts.

There is never a proper way, nor an awesome appreciation method, to honor you and your fellow service men.

Please understand that when I say 'thank you' I really mean 'THANK YOU !!!!'

Re: Nottinghams who served their country

popsjackson — 2008-05-14 21:08:59Z

Chuck,

Please do not lose faith in us. Our leaders do not always do the right thing but, rest assured, we the people are proud of your contribution and eternally grateful for your sacrifice in defense of our freedoms.

I have two sons who served, one in the marines and the other in the navy, and I am very proud of them.

Jim Jackson - Nottingham admin

Re: Nottinghams who served their country

chuck081 — 2008-05-13 15:32:49Z

thank you,
from a disabled vet that is losing faith in our "great country". desert storm marine semper fi!

Re: Mary Jane Nottingham

marihamm02 — 2008-02-29 20:17:00Z

THanks Christine That is great help.

Re: Mary Jane Nottingham

chrisfordwich — 2008-02-29 19:49:57Z

1881 census - living Yew Tree Cottage, Norton with Brockhampton, Herefordshire
Thomas Nottingham, 35, labourer, born Bredenbury(?) Herefordshire
Eliza, wife, 35, born Cradley, Herefords.
Ernest, son, 13, born Bromyard
Thomas, son, 10, born Norton
Mary Jane, daughter, 7, ditto
Fanny Elizabeth, daughter, 7, ditto
Rosenia Emily, daughter, 4, ditto
Alice, daughter, 1, ditto

1871 - Yew Tree Cottage no.2, Norton
Thomas Nottingham, 25, porter, born Winslow
Eliza, wife, 22, born Cradley
Ernest J, son, 3
Thomas W, son, 3 months
Elizabeth Nottingham, sister, 12, born Bromyard

1861 - Thomas is a carter's boy on a farm in CLifton, Worcestershire

1851 - Pump Street, Bromyard
John Nottingham, 28, labourer, born Netherwood, Herefords
Margaret, 26, wife, born Collington, Herefords
John, 8, son born Edvin(?), Herefords.
Thomas,7, son, born Redhill, Herefords.
James, 2, son, ditto
Richard, 2 months, son, ditto

Possible marriage:
Thomas Nottingham + Eliza Harding, oct-dec 1866 Bromyard district, vol 6a p 1071

1871 for John Nottingham shows 2 more children
Elizabeth, 3, born Bromyard
Mary A, 5, born Winslow.

Hope this helps.
Christine

Mary Jane Nottingham

marihamm02 — 2008-02-29 19:20:48Z

I am looking for ancestors of Mary Jane Nottingham born
in 1874 in Norton Hereford Father was Thomas Nottingham

NOTTINGHAMS IN OKLA TALEQUAH

2005-08-14 19:44:35Z

I HAVE A WILLIAM HENRY NOTTINGHAM BELIEVE MARRIED TO MARY ELIZABETH ?THEY HAD TO SONS JAMES WILLIAM {BILL} AND WALTER THEY MARRIED SISTERS GLADYS AND JUANITA TRYING TO FIND OUT ANY INFO WOULD BE APPRECIATED

Nottingham Family

Derbyshirelass — 2007-11-11 18:26:15Z

I am looking for connections with the Nottingham surname from Bedfordshire, particularly Bromham, Thurleigh, Cope and Cardington

Nottingham Families

jlconrad106 — 2007-11-18 14:10:58Z

I was just wondering if anyone had taken on the venture of compling a GEDCOM or list some such similar, of all families/headstones in the Nottingham cemeteries?

Re: james nottingham

andysisk_1 — 2008-01-03 13:42:23Z

hi marie,

i just read your post...dont think i saw it before...but if i havnt sent you a copy of the document please email me

pnottingham2000@yahoo.com

if this is the same James NOTTINGHMAM...i guess we are related.!!

regards

Paul Nottingham

p.s..I am not Andy sisk..this is my friends account..

Re: Parents of James Hamilton Nottingham

marieblagburn — 2007-11-29 00:37:46Z

my great grand mother was fannie bettie
nottingham daniels,i was wondering if
you might have any thing on her,i would
apreciate it,because she was more like a grandmother
to me.she was my mother,s grand mother.
opal lorane daniels,her father john edger daniels was
bettie,s son.my mother passed away and i am
trying to get all the info i can on her.
thanks,
marie

Re: Nottinghams from Tahlequah Okla

marieblagburn — 2007-11-29 00:37:46Z

hello
i have a great grand mother who was
a nottingham,her name was fannie bettie
nottingham,married to george jasper daniels
who in turn had my grand father john edger daniels
who inturn was married mollie pinkston,who
had my mother opal lorane daniels.hope you can
send some info on my great great great ancesters,haha
but please send what info you can,ans i am sorry for
butting in but i would like to know.
thanks
marie

My Nottingham family line

BeverlyMarine72 — 2007-11-17 10:32:34Z

My Nottinghams. marineb@msn.com Bev

Re: NOTTINGHAMS IN OKLA TALEQUAH

JannettaN — 2007-09-01 18:44:54Z

I have been looking for my hisband's family's ancesters.
I have just discovered William Henry Nottingham, but that was it. This information is very valueable to me.
Gladys was my mother-in-law. Thank you so much.
Anything more you could contribute I would be greatly thankful for. ijn

Does anyone own a copy of WIlliam Prosser Nottingham's book?

cynthia_nottingham — 2007-08-28 22:42:45Z

It is titled "Some of the ancestry of the Rev. Luther Nottingham (1817-1867) of Northampton County, Virginia" and was published in 1980. It contains information about the following surnames in addition to Nottingham:
Coggeshall
Dudley
Easton
Gardiner
Wanton
Winthrop

We would really like to own a copy, because we are too far away from SLC and Virginia to check their libraries :)

The Library of Congress number is: CS71.N925 1980 and the ASIN is: B0006E26DY.

We can't find any for sale in the usual places (rare book searches, Amazon.com etc).

Thanks!

Re: John Nottingham and Daughter Eleanor Nottingham

williamwes — 2007-07-20 21:25:00Z

Hi Jim - Its a mystery to me too I would love to get to the bottom of it.

The Cheney and Westhall Line appears very early in my line. Mordecai Jacob (b 1714) was the son of Benjamin Jacob and Alice Westhall (b 1693). Benjamins father was John Jacob and his mother was Anne Cheney (b1660)

Does this match up with any of yours? I do not have any Hattons in my line that I have found.

I have been able to trace part of the Cheney line back as far as 1044 with Ralph De Quesnay (the last name changes from Cheney to De Cheney to De Chesney to De Quesnay).

Would love to trade notes!

William

Re: John Nottingham and Daughter Eleanor Nottingham

jimbosco — 2007-07-12 14:11:01Z

Ditto!!!

Having the same question w/o any answers. Did the Wikipedia thing too. Obviously you too must be from the Cheney, Cheyney, etc. line. Sarah Westhall Cheney married John Hatton (my 5th-GGFather).

My 89 year old mother told me sometime back that the Hattons were from royalty but I think it is by way of the Cheney line. I don't think she was even aware the Cheneys existed.

There are a lot of references to Eleanor in a lot of trees and none have reference to her mother. You would think more people would want to fill in this blank. I feel she must have existed but the question about her remains; "who's yer daddy?".

I'd like to have a little "Noble bragging rights" myself.

Let me know if you should find the key to this mystery.

Jim

John Nottingham

BeverlyMarine72 — 2007-07-02 23:39:33Z

John Nottingham b. May 22 1806 England d. April 16 1884 Dover, Bureau County, Illinois

Re: Researching

DStephensOglesby — 2007-07-01 18:16:54Z

Hi:

Laura J. Nottingham m Duffy Stewart Oct. 16, 1914 Clay Co., WV.

Laura J. b 1898 d May 30, 1933 I have buried Nottingham Cemetery, Bickmore, Clay Co., WV.

Laura J. twin to Martha Nottingham.

Re: james nottingham

BeverlyMarine72 — 2007-06-27 17:02:08Z

The Nottinghams from Dover, Bureau County, Illinois. marineb@msn.com

Re: james nottingham

marieblag — 2007-05-26 23:12:53Z

hello
i am a ancester of james nottingham
and would like to have a copy of the
transpertation of james nottingham from
london to maryland,my great grand mother
was the daughter of james h nottingham
and susan athey.her name was fannie bettie
nottingham daniels i will share any info i have,
thanks
marie blagburn

Re: james nottingham

wallsopp — 2007-05-04 09:35:19Z

I think the James Nottingham mentioned here represents the second distinct line of Nottinghams that moved into the area. There is an older family of Nottingham's that settled in Northampton County Virginia starting with Richard Nottingham 1618 from ?Ipswich, Suffolk, England. The fact that your John Nottingham was from Northampton Co does suggest that he was from this family unless we have evidence that James Nottingham's family alos migrated into the Northampton County area. The only possibility I have in my tree is John Nottingham born Northampton County c 1760 son of Michael Notttingham 1702 who was himself son of Robert Nottingham 1672 of Northampton Co

Wade

Re: james nottingham

Emily_Nottingham — 2007-05-03 14:25:39Z

I would also like a copy. I can only concretely trace my Nottingham's back to John Nottingham who married Betsy Taylor in 1789, then Nancy James in 1802 in Northampton County, Virginia. I have been trying to figure out his parentage. My email is EmilyN@cox.net. thanks. Emily Nottingham

Re: james nottingham

nottinghamp — 2007-05-03 10:35:28Z

Paul,

Could you send me a copy. paul.nottingham at hp.com

I have a ways to go before I make that connection but it's best to be ready.

Thanks,
(another) Paul Nottingham

Re: james nottingham

joyofnine — 2007-05-02 21:20:15Z

Yes I would love to have a copy of the info re transportation of James
Nottingham. I have no evidence of direct connection at this time, but
do know my ggggg grandmother was Nancy Ann Notingham who married 24 Dec
1789 to Benjamin Montgomery in Frederick Co. Virginia, and I find
several Nottinghams in the Maryland, Virginia area.I know Nancy had a sister
named Comfort Nottingham who married 9 August 1790 to Joseph
Mercer....Do you have any info re these Nottinghams? My email address is
nannas_house@sbcglobal.net. Thank you so much for your time and
kindness.....Sherry in Texas

james nottingham

pnottingham2000 — 2007-05-02 19:58:46Z

i have an electronic copy of the original documentation for the transportation of James Nottingham (born 1725)to Maryland on the ship the Tryal in 1755,

If any one wants a copy please email me.

In addition i would love to hear from anyone who can connect to him in their tree.

see below for full details.

regards

Paul Nottingham

.."In the transported convict records a James Nottingham from Buckinghamshire was transported to Maryland from London in 1755 on the ship Tryal. In 1758 he was reported to be a farrier and a runaway. Interestingly my James Nottingham was also believed to be a blacksmith. A female convict on this ship was Susanna Bird.

shown on aylesbury assizes records as comming from Langley Marish (20 miles south of aylesbury)...horse dealer..jailed for reciving money known to be stolen..."

Re: Spady - Nottingham Northampton VA 1829

srvonbergen — 2007-03-12 22:34:26Z

Sorry,I did not have the Bible, but seen it up for sale on E-Bay & thought I'd post it for any Notttingham family. I copied down all I could read from the pictures the current owner posted.

Susan