Richard Nidd (1682-1720)

Elizabeth Hopkinson (1686-1731)

John Nidd (Cir 1719-1777)

Eleanor Sutton (Cir 1719-1773)

George Nidd (1744-1811)

 

Family Links George Nidd Born: 1744, Creeton, Lincolnshire, England Baptized: 17 Mar 1744, Creeton, Lincolnshire, England Died: 19 May 1811, Barholm, Lincolnshire, England at age 67 1 2 Buried: 21 May 1811, Barholm With Stowe, Lincoln England 3    Cause of his death was As a result of injuries sustained.    Another name for George was George Nidds.   General Notes: I'm thinking that this one must be the one in the will grazier etc in 1811 because it mentions a late sister called Elinor - and this is the only elinor I can find so i will have to think this one through a bit more he had a housekeeper elizabeth ?Saudall IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles Search Results | Download | Pedigree GEORGE NIDDS Male : Christening: 17 MAR 1744 Creeton, Lincoln, England Parents: Father: JOHN NIDDS Family Mother: ELINER Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: C027712 1561 - 1756 0421978 Film 6907580 Film This must be the man who was killed after an encounter with a highwayman. So if he is the one who has the will - i can place most of the nephews and neices, but who are the first three John, Sarah and Mary - all siblings? They don't appear to be any of his siblings children. The only nidd i can find who has a John, a sarah and a Mary all alive in 1811 is the John Nidd who is the sone of Richard a more distant relative. Something is wrong here and I can't figure it out   Medical Notes: In consequence of the wounds he received from a highwayman, about a month since, when returning from Stamford market, aged 67, Mr. Nidd, farmer of Barholm, a good friend to the poor of that place. Quoted from the Gentlemans Magazine 1811 page 603   Events • Newspaper Article: attacked by Highwaymen, 1811, en route to Barholm from Stamford. • Occupation: Farmer and Grazier, 1811, Barholm, Lincolnshire, England. 1

1 : Apr 2001. ID: WEB, WEB Google Books "The Gentlemen's Magazine 1811. Cit. Date: 3 May 2007. Cit. ID: WEB Google Books "The Gentlemen's Magazine 1811. Surety: 2.

2 : WIL, WILL of William Nidd - grazier. Surety: 2. Rough translation of George Nidd's will 1811

This is the last will and testament of me George Nidd of Barholm in the county of Lincolnshire farmer and grazier ______________ I give and bequest unto my nephew JOHN NIDD ____ two hundred pounds. Also I give and bequest unto his sisters, my two nieces MARY NIDD and SARAH NIDD the sum of one hundred pounds each and do direct that the said legacy shall be paid to them the said JOHN NIDD and MARY NIDD and SARAH NIDD _____________ when and as they shall respectively attain the age of twenty one years and that the interest therof in the meantime ____ shall be paid for their comfort, education and maintenance by my executors ____ after __- and it is my will and meaning and I do direct ___ and if either of them the said JOHN NIDD and MARY NIDD and SARAH NIDD shall die before the age of twenty one that --- --- legacy shall sink into and be considered paid of the residue of my personal estate. Also I give and bequeath to my brother ROBERT NIDD of Market Deeping in the county of Lincolnshire ?Gardner? the annuity or yearly sum of 26 Guineas - and become payable from ---- immediately after the ---- his present life and to be paid to him from my estate ---my weekly payments of half a guinea a week. But ---- the said ROBERT NIDD shall not survive this present life I do direct and --- that the said annuity shall not be paid or take affect. Also I give and bequth unto my housekeeper ELIZABETH SAUSALL if she be living with me at the time of my --- ------ the sum of twenty pounds to be paid to her by my executors ------ after ----- ---- months afater my ---- Also I give and bequeath ------ Friend JOHN ULLIYATT something THORPE in the county of something the sum of one guinea to buy a ------- Also I give and bequeath unto my something--- ROBERT NIDD the sum ten pounds to be paid xx to be paid within twelve calendar --------

All the rest, residue and something of my monies something live and dead stock cropping a something something husbandry, goods chattels personal estates and effects any kind and description something at the time of my decease I give and bequeath unto my three nephews, David Larratt (Larratt) GEORGE NIDD and JAMES NIDD sons of my late sister Elinor Nidd and of my late brother JOHN NIDD equally between them each and each alike and I do thoroughly advise and recommend that my said three nephews do something to marry something something for their joint and something interest and benefit and something something advise with and something the said JOHN ULLYATT in the matter in which they need advice and assistance it is my will and meaning that my execs hereafter named shall and may be something of the monies by virtue of this my will shall come of their
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3 National Burial Index, NBI. Cit. Date: 30 Dec 2007. Cit. ID: NBI George Nidd 1811. Surety: 2. National Burial index records
First name(s): George Last name: NIDD Date of burial: 21 May 1811 Age at death: Calculated year of birth: Not known Place of burial: Barholme with Stow Dedication: St Martin County: Lincolnshire Notes: Barholme with Stow St Martin: Denomination: Anglican Coverage: 1755 - 1900 Number of entries: 464 Data provider: Lincolnshire Family History Society
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