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Surname Summary (This table is updated automatically after Midnight, U.K. Time)
| Name | Chatter | SIG | Place | Occupation | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BARKS | | England, Nottinghamshire, North Clifton, Spalford, Brough | Newark district. A separate and much larger Barks family sits at Nottingham and | ||
| CALLISS | | England, Lincolnshire, East Allington, Croxton Kerrial | John Calliss married Mary Rawlin 1807; their daughter Ann married William Judson | ||
| DUFTY | | England, Nottinghamshire, Epperstone, Thurgarton, Lowdham | Thomas Dufty, tenant of Bankwood 1777; Thomas Dufty of Epperstone married Susan | ||
| FOOTTIT | | England, Nottinghamshire, Elston, Gelston, Hough on the Hill | Spelt FOOTITT, FOTTIT and FOOTIT. Two families, the Elston line and a Lincolnshi | ||
| JOW | | England, Nottinghamshire, Upton, Rolleston, Fiskerton | A rare name. Sarah Jow married a Morton; Ann Jow married William Hearson at Roll | ||
| JUDSON | | England, Nottinghamshire, Newark, Hawton, Cross Guns Yard | From Navenby and Hawton into Newark. Moses Judson married Catharine Collins 1856 | ||
| MARSTON | | England, Nottinghamshire, Bingham, East Bridgford | Three generations who signed with a mark, 1807 to 1854. | ||
| MERRIN | | England, Nottinghamshire, Elston, Flintham, Sibthorpe, Southwell | Also MERRING and MEARING. One branch to Attercliffe, Sheffield; another to Chris | ||
| MERRIN | | New Zealand, Canterbury, Christchurch, Linwood | Francis Merrin sailed 1857-64 and died at sea; descendants in Canterbury still. | ||
| MERRING | | England, Nottinghamshire, Elston, East Stoke | The Elston spelling of MERRIN before about 1840. | ||
| MORTON | | England, Nottinghamshire, Flintham, Syerston | Spelt MORETON by the Flintham clerk, which is where the burials hide. | ||
| NOON | | England, Nottinghamshire, Newark, Nottingham | Louie Noon married Albert Ernest Warriner. | ||
| PADGETT | | England, Nottinghamshire, Elston | Mary Warriner married James Padgett 1807; eight children baptised at Elston. | ||
| PARNHAM | | England, Nottinghamshire, Thurgarton, Halam, Hoveringham | |||
| SEYMOUR | | England, Nottinghamshire, Newark | Also SEAMOUR and SEYMORE. | ||
| SIMPSON | | England, Nottinghamshire, Eakring, Gonalston | Charlotte Simpson married Wright Walker at Eakring 1817 - Wright is his forename | ||
| TOMS | | England, Nottinghamshire, Nottingham St Mary | William Toms born about 1796 and Mary about 1794, both born in the county. | ||
| WARRENER | | England, Nottinghamshire, Elston, Farndon, Normanton on Trent, Mar | The same family as WARRINER; the clerk's spelling varies entry by entry. | ||
| WARRENER | | Australia, Queensland, Warwick, Allora, Swanfels | Emigrants from Elston. Roll of Honour notices for Sgt John William Warrener, kil | ||
| WARRINER | | England, Nottinghamshire, Elston, East Stoke, Farndon, Newark | Weavers and labourers of Elston from the 1750s. Tree public on WikiTree as Warri | ||
| WHYLER | | England, Nottinghamshire, Gedling, Stoke Bardolph, Shelford | Also WHYLEY and WHILEY in the registers. | ||
| WILSEA | | England, Norfolk, Norwich St Augustine, St Martin at Oak | Also WILLSEA and WILSEY. Stephen Wilsea became Thomas Smith of Nottingham after | ||
| Name | Chatter | SIG | Place | Occupation | Comments |