Family
name |
Recorded in village |
Notes |
Aldwinckle |
1690s-1901
(possibly back to 1600) |
A large and prestigious family
in Cottingham and Middleton, having made their money from farming,
baking and milling. There were 16 Aldwinckles
in Cottingham in 1841, but only one (Mary
Aldwinckle, Baker) in 1901.
Wills
of John, gentleman (1710), Bartholomew, grazier (1826) and Mary
(1835) available online. Reference has been found to
a Thomas Alwinkle as far back as 1600.
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Beadsworth/Beesworth/Bersworth |
1841 to present |
Click here for photographs |
Binley/Binly/Bindley |
1780 to
present |
There are 23
Binleys listed on the 1901 census, 19 in 1881 and 11 in 1841. Thomas
Binley from Corby married Mary Reynolds from Cottingham on 4 April
1822 and the couple had 16 children, of which at least four died in
infancy. One of their grandsons, Abraham Binley, had 11 children, of which
three (Ethel, Jesse and Sidney) are named on the
1901 school group photo. Abraham was buried at St Mary Magdalene
Church on 25 Dec 1939 (Christmas day funeral). Binleys from Cottingham
married into such families as Bamford, Townsin, Langford, Bradshaw,
Beadsworth, Claypole and Liquorish to name but a few. |
Bradshaw |
1777 to present |
|
Burdett/Burditt |
1777-1860 |
The
1777 militia list records two
Burditts in Middleton. Thomas Burdett
was born in 1794. Family trees of Martin
Jones and Jayne Fantham, UK. There were 14 Burditts in Middleton
in 1841 and a Sarah Burditt lived on Corby Road
in the 1860s. |
Butler |
1855 |
Richard, yeoman
of Cottingham, will
available online |
Cannam |
1200s - 1960s |
Read letter from
Sylvia Ruth Cannam |
Chamberlain |
1841-1885 |
Five recorded in Cottingham in
1841. The Chamberlains ran the village post office and grocers from
at least 1841 to well into the 1900s. Webstite link, 1885? |
Chambers |
1841- |
Click here for photographs
and Chambers family tree |
Claypole |
1841 to present |
|
Coles |
1901- |
Vere and Doss Coles owned the
sweet shop in High Street. See also letters from
Geoff Gough and
Jenny Webster |
Craxford |
1841 - |
Thomas Craxford ran the
Three Horseshoes pub in the late
1800s. Family history available at
www.craxford-family.co.uk |
Crane/Crain |
1841 to present |
|
Cusley |
1663 |
Mary Cusley, clerk of
Cottingham, will
available online and attached as
PDF |
Culpin |
1865 |
Fanny Mary Culpin
born 1865. Culpin
family website, UK |
Dansey |
1437 |
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Davenport |
Early 1900s |
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here for pics |
Dexter |
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Dove |
1690 |
Jeremiah Dove, will
available online |
Downhall |
1671-1688 |
Mary and William
Downhall, wills
available online. |
Freestone |
1901 to present |
|
Greenwood |
1714 |
Nathaniel
Greenwood, Batchelor in Divinity and Rector of Cottingham, will
available online |
Hales |
1833 |
John Hales born
around 1883 in Cottingham, before moved to Aston, Birmingham. Hales
family history site hosted by Kenneth Glyn Hales, Tuscon, Arizona. |
Inchley |
1814 |
Edward Inchley,
farmer, will
available online |
Ingram |
|
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Jarman/Jarmon |
1841 to present |
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Langley |
1801 |
Elizabeth
Langley, will
available online |
Linnell |
1870-1901 |
Elizabeth Linnell
buried in Cottingham Feb 15 1882. Northamptonshire
CofE burial index. There was a Jospeh Linnell working as a
servant in Cottingham in 1901 |
Liquorish/Lickerish/Lickirish |
1841 to present |
|
Medlycott |
1718-1768 |
Charles Medlycott
(1718) and Thomas Medlycott (1768), wills
available online. |
Ousely/Ouseley |
1663 |
Mary Ouseley - will
available online |
Palmer |
1797 |
Catherine,
spinster, will
available online |
Peake |
1619 - 1841 |
Will extracts from
Maureen Bryson's
family history site, and 11 Peakes recorded on 1841 census |
Perkins |
1523-1960 |
Robert
Perkins married Katherine in 26 Nov 1590, and had five children
christened in the parish. James
and Mary Perkins had eight children christened in here between 1761
and 1777, one of whom, Samson, a stonemason, later moved to Easton on the
Hill. Further back, there is a
Perkins is listed n
the 1523 subsidy roll for Middleton as having paid Henry VIII taxes. Family history of Bernard Perkins, Leamington Spa. |
Satchell/Setchell/Sechell
Sutchell/Satchwell |
1581-1672 |
List of
births, deaths and marriages on
Maureen Bryson's family history site |
Sculthorpe |
1781 |
John Sculthorpe,
farmer, will
available online |
Seywell |
1654 |
James Seywell,
Dyer, will
available online |
Smith |
1768 |
Reverend Norman
Smith, Rector, Clerk of Cottingham, will
available online |
Spriggs |
1777-1901 |
There are four Spriggs
recorded on the 1777 militia lists
for Cottingham and Middleton, John Spriggs was a
bailiff in the village in
1854. |
Sturman |
1841 to present |
|
Tansley |
1777 to present |
Click here for photographs |
Tilley/Tilly |
1841 to present |
Ardith Tureski (nee Tilley)
visits from Canada!
John James Tilley
(Francis) Omar Tilley - war
hero |
Tookey |
1774 |
Samuel Tookey,
gentleman, will
available online |
Vickers, Vicars |
|
|
West |
1793 - 1901 |
William West was
born in Cottingham on 31 March, 1793. His son, John West (born 2 March,
1819) worked as a sawyer and moved to Norton Summit, South Australia. Family
history of Neal
Butterworth (Melbourne Australia). Look under the Butterworth
leg.
There are 17 Wests recorded on the 1901
Census for Cottingham, and 53 on the 1841 Census.
|
White |
1714 to present |
Elizabeth White, will
available online
|
Wilkinson |
1841 to present |
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