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Generation No. 1 

1.  FRANCIS¹ UDALL  He married MARY. 

        Children of FRANCIS UDALL and MARY are:

2.                i.    FRANCIS² UDALL, b. Abt. 1746, Snelston, Derbyshire.

                  ii.    ELIZABETH UDALL, b. Abt. 1755, Snelston, Derbyshire.

 More About ELIZABETH UDALL:

Baptism: 19 Oct 1755, The Parish Church, Snelston

Generation No. 2

2.  FRANCIS² UDALL (FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1746 in Snelston, Derbyshire.  He married MARY WILLIAMSON 22 May 1771 in Mappleton, Derbyshire. 

 More About FRANCIS UDALL:

Baptism: 18 May 1746, The Parish Church, Snelston

        Children of FRANCIS UDALL and MARY WILLIAMSON are:

3.                i.    JOHN³ NUDALL, b. Abt. 1778, Cheadle, Staffs; d. 06 Jul 1848, Sutton on the Hill, Derbyshire.

4.               ii.    MATTHEW NEWDALL, b. Abt. 1781, Alton, Staffordshire.

                 iii.    FRANCIS NUDALL, d. 1847; m. ELIZABETH; d. 1848.

                 iv.    HANNAH UDALL, b. Abt. 1776, Cheadle, Staffs.

 Generation No. 3

 3.  JOHN³ NUDALL (FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1778 in Cheadle, Staffs, and died 06 Jul 1848 in Sutton on the Hill, Derbyshire.  He married MARIA KENT 21 Mar 1806 in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, daughter of CHARLES KENT and MARGARET POYSER.  She was born Abt. 1784 in Ramshorn, Staffordshire, and died 05 Apr 1866 in Brakenfield, Derbyshire.

 Notes for JOHN NUDALL:

Marriage Record (Ref:Birth Marriage Death Certificates/MxJohnUdallandMariaKentMarriage1806)

21 MAR 1806   Ashbourne, Derby, England

Number 495 John Udall of this parish Bachelor and Maria Kent of this Parish, Spinster were married in this church by Publication of Banns on tis thirtyfirst day of March in the Year One Thousand eight hundred and six by me William Webb Vicar.

The marriage was solomised between us: John Udell (signed twice) X the mark of Maria Kent

In the presence of Martha Udall and Thomas Tomlinson. Matha is the wife of Matthew, John's Brother

 Death Certificate (Ref:Birth Marriage Death Certificates/D1JohnNewdallDeath1848Age75)

John Newdall died on 6 July 1848 at Sutton. His age is given as 75 and is ocupation a Labourer. The cause of death is given as paralysis Certified. The death was reported by Mary Newdall present at the death, Sutton. The death was registered on the eigth of July 1848.

Registration District Burton on Trent, Sub District Tutbury.

 Burial - Parish Records - Sutton on the Hill

John Nudall was burried at Sutton on the Hill on July 9th 1848 his age was given as 75. The ceromony was performed by J. Eaton.  At the Marriage of his daughters Margaret and Mary, John signs his name as "John Newdell." Margaret and Mary put their mark.

 1841 Census

Name Estimated birth year Birthplace Civil parish County

John Nudall. abt 1781 Not born in county   Sutton On The Hill  Derbyshire  Agricultural Labourer  

Maria Nudall, abt 1791 Not born in county   Sutton On The Hill  Derbyshire  

Charles Nudall abt 1816 Not born in County   Sutton On The Hill  Derbyshire Joiner

Sarah Nudall, abt 1821  Born Derbyshire, England Sutton On The Hill  Derbyshire  

Wibberly Nudall, abt 1836  Born Derbyshire, England Sutton On The Hill  Derbyshire  

William Nudall, abt 1829  Born Derbyshire, England Sutton On The Hill  Derbyshire  

Eliza Roe, abt 1835  Born Derbyshire, England Sutton On The Hill  Derbyshire  

1839 Tithe Map of Sutton on the Hill

John is featured on this:

Newdale        John, the occupier, land owned by Chethams's Hospital, Manchester, Trustees of, Map Ref: 35 - Garden -  27 pearches                          

Newdale        John, the owner, land owned by Chethams's Hospital, Manchester, Trustees of   , Map Ref:  135 - House and Garden - 9 Pearches                               

More About JOHN NUDALL:

Baptism: 26 Jan 1778, Cheadle, Staffs

Burial: 09 Jul 1848, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

Occupation: 1841, Agricultural Labourer/Farmer

 Notes for MARIA KENT:

Baptism From IGI

Maria Kent   Female    

Christening:  30 APR 1786   Ellastone, Stafford, England

Father:  Charles Kent 

Mother:  Margaret Poyser 

Film Number:  442735     

Reference number:  072185

 Death Certificate (Ref:Birth Marriage Death Certificates/D1xMariaNewdall1866)

Maria Nudall dies on 5th April 1866 at Brackenfield, Derbyshire, age 82, She is given as the widow of John Nudall, a gardener and domestic servant. She died of Influenza (no medical attendant) The death was reported by Eliza Thompson who was present at the death, she gave her mark. The death was registered on 23rd  April 1886. The death was registered in the district of Chesterfield; sub district Ashover.   Eliza Thompson is the married daughter of Maria Nudall.

 1851 Census

In the 1851 census Maria is recorded as a Pauper (Agirultural Labourers Widow) aged 67 and living with her son Francis aged 25 at Sutton on the Hill.    have had a look at my copy of the 1851 census for Sutton on the Hill and I read Maria's birthplace as being Ramsor which is another version of Ramshorn.

 1861 Census

In 1861 Maria was staying with her daughter Sarah's family listed as aged 70 birth place given as Ramser, Staffordshire. Name given as Maria Nudall. The family were living at Alrewas, Staffordshire.  Relationship to head of household is give as "mother"

 More About MARIA KENT: Baptism: 30 Apr 1786, Ellastone, Stafford, England

        Children of JOHN NUDALL and MARIA KENT are:

5.                i.    WILLIAM⁴ UDALL, b. Abt. 1828, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. 17 Sep 1884, Witherley, Leicestershire.

6.               ii.    FRANCIS NEWDALL, b. Abt. 1826, Sutton on the Hill, Derbyshire; d. 13 Oct 1900, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

                 iii.    CHARLES NUDALL, b. Abt. 1811, Alton, Staffordshire; d. 1843, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

 Notes for CHARLES NUDALL:

Baptism from the IGI

CHARLES UDALE; Male; Christening:  02 FEB 1812   Alton, Stafford, England;  Parents:  Father:  JOHN UDALE;    Mother:  MARIA 

 7.              iv.    SARAH NEWDALE, b. Abt. 1817, Sutton on the Hill, Derbyshire; d. Abt. Jun 1869, Alrewas, Staffordshire.

                  v.    WIBBERLY NUDALL, b. Abt. 1835, Sutton on the Hill Derbyshire.

 Notes for WIBBERLY NUDALL: I have a feeling that Wibberly could be the illigitimate son of Margaret otherwise known as William - the ages match and I can only find Wibberly on the 1841 census.

 8.              vi.    MARGARET NEWDALL, b. Abt. 1814, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. 1865, Alrewas, Staffordshire.

                vii.    MARY NEWDALE, b. Abt. 1824, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. Abt. 1849, Sutton on the Hill, Derby ?; m. GEORGE BULL, 01 Feb 1842, The Parish Church, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; b. Abt. 1821, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

 Notes for MARY NEWDALE:

Baptism

Sutton on the Hill Parish Records.

June 13 1824, Mary daughter of John and Maria Newdale of Sutton. Occupation of the father: Labourer.

 It seems that Mary may have died before the 1851 census. George Bull,age32, Widower, an Agricultural Labourer born at Sutton is to be found living alone at Kirk Langley.

 More About MARY NEWDALE:

Baptism: 13 Jun 1824, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

 Notes for GEORGE BULL:

Marriage

Sutton on the Hill Parish Church, 1 February 1842

George Bull, age 21, bachelor, Labourer, of Sutton married Mary Nudall age 20, a spinster of Sutton. The father of George is given as Thomas Bull a labourer. The father of Mary is given as John Newdall a labourer. The witness were John Nudell and Sarah Nudall who gave her mark. (Note varaible spelling of the surnames).

 It seems that George's first wife Mary may have died as he is to be found living on his own in the 1851 Census - a Widower and by the 1861 census he was living with Sarah and a grandchild from his second wife's first marriage called William Eley aged 3. He was still in Kirk Langley.

 More About GEORGE BULL:

Occupation: 1842, Labourer

 9.            viii.    JOHN NUDALL, b. Abt. 1820, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. 1888, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

                 ix.    FRANCIS NUDALL, b. Abt. 1822, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. 01 Jul 1822, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

10.             x.    MARTHA UDALE, b. Abt. 1807, Alton, Staffordshire.

11.            xi.    ELIZA UDALE, b. Abt. 1809, Alton, Staffordshire.

4.  MATTHEW³ NEWDALL (FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1781 in Alton, Staffordshire.  He married MARTHA CAR 16 Apr 1804 in Rocester, Staffordshire.  She was born 1786 in Kingsley, Staffordshire. 

Notes for MATTHEW NEWDALL:

Marriage Record

IGI Individual Record 

MATTHEW UDALE

Spouse:  MARTHA CAR 

Marriage:  16 APR 1804   Rocester, Stafford, England

 1841 Census

Matthew was living with his wife Martha and grandaughter Eliza Udale at Three Lows, Longshaw, Staffs. Also in the household is their grandaughter Eliza Udale together with Emma Mellor aged 25 and  William Mellor aged nine months not born in the county. Group:

Emma Mellor 25 

William Mellor 9 Mo 

Eliza Udall 8 

Martha Udall 55 

Matthew Udall 60  

1851 Census

Matthew was living with his wife Martha and grandaughter Eliza Udale at Upper Cotton, Staffordshire.

His occupation is given as Agricultural Labourer and Eliza's occupation is given as a Dress Maker.

Family Group:

Eliza Udale 18 

Martha Udale 65 

Matthew Udale 70 

 Notes for MARTHA CAR:

Martha was a Witness at John Nudall and Maria Kent's Wedding in Ashbourne.

Children of MATTHEW NEWDALL and MARTHA CAR are:

                   i.    ANN⁴ NEWDALL.

12.             ii.    SAMUEL UDAL, b. Abt. 1813, Star, Staffordshire.

 Generation No. 4 

5.  WILLIAM⁴ UDALL (JOHN³ NUDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1828 in Sutton on the Hill, Derby, and died 17 Sep 1884 in Witherley, Leicestershire.  He married CAROLINE TIPPER 28 Dec 1856 in Burton up on Trent Independant Chapel, daughter of JAMES TIPPER and ANN SMITH.  She was born Abt. 1835 in Scropton, Derby, England, and died Abt. Feb 1914 in Atherstone Area.

Notes for WILLIAM UDALL:

Baptism (Ref:

William was baptised at the Parish Church, Sutton on the Hill. He was baptised (record 283) on June 8 1828, William the son of John and Maria Nudall of Sutton with father's trade or profession given as a Labourer.

Marriage Certificate (Ref: Birth Marriage Death Certificates/M1WilliamUdallAndCarolineTipper1856)

Burton upon Trent Independent Chapel, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire and Derbyshire. 28th December 1856.

William Udall, 25 years old, a bachelor, Agricultural Servant living in Scropton, Derbyshire Married Caroline Tipper, 23 years old, a spinster, Servant living in Scropton, Derbyshire. The father on William Udall is given as John Udall a Labourer. The father on Caroline Tipper is given as James Tipper a Labourer.  The mariage in the Independant Chapel took place according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Primitive Methodists. The Minister was Charles H. Boden and the registra was R R Bellamy. William and Caroline signed their names. The Witensses Thomas Allen and Ann Tipper gave their mark.

 Death Certificate (Ref:Birth Marriage Death Certificates/D2WilliamUdallDeath1884Age53)

William Udall dies on the sevententh of September 1884 at Withley, Leicestershire. His age is given as 53. His ocupation is given as a Farm Labourer. The Cause of death was given as Cancer of the Stomach certified by Thomas Handford M.R.C.S. The informant was Caroline Udall widow of the deceased presemt at the death, Witherley. The death was registered on the eightenth of September 1884.

Registration district: Atherstone. 

 1851 Census

William KNODLE born c 1829 Sutton, Derbyshire working as servant in Foston and Scropton, Staffordshire (Yet another variation in the spelling of this surname!)

Ref 2011/100

Details:

Address just says Scropton

Thomas HARPER, H, M, 55, Farmer of 60 acres, Boilston

Millacent HARPER, wife, 56, Scropton

Thomas HARPER, son, 17, Scropton

Martha HARPER, dau,. 14, Scropton

Sarah HARPER, dau., 22, Scropton

William KNODLE, 22, Farm Labr., Sutton

William SMITH, 29, Farm labr., Cubley

Harriett ALLCOCK, 17, House servant, Boilston

 1861 Census for Church Broughton

William Nudal,l head married, 33 labourer, born Sutton on the Hill, Caroline Nudal, wife, married, 36, born Scropton; Mary Nudal, daughter, 3 ,born Church Broughton; Ann Nudall, daughter, 1, born Church Broughton, William Nudall, son, 1, born Church Broughton.

1871 Census for Harlaston

William Udall, head, married, 42, Gardener, born Sutton on the Hill; Caroline Udall, wife, married, 36, born Scropton, (age wrong); William Udall, son (twin), born Hilton on the hill (Sutton, Hilton next village to Sutton on the Hill), Anne Udall daughter (twin), 11, born Hilton on the hill (Sutton, Hilton next village to Sutton on the Hill); Anne Eliza Udall, daughter, 2 months, born Harlaston.

1881 Census Witherley

In the 1881 census for Witherley:

William Udall, head, married, 55, Groom & Gardener (D), born Sutton on the Hill; Caroline Udall, wife, married, 53, born Cropton (Scropton); Eliza Udall, daughter, 9, born Harlestone (Harlaston); Alice Udall, daughter, 6, born Harlestone (Harlaston); Charles Edward Udall, son, 2 born Harlestone (Harlaston).

 Death

William died in the September qtr. of 1884 aged 53 in the Atherstone registration district. Vol. 6d page 305

 20 June 2003 note from xxxx; It seems there was a name change somewhere along the line. I have found the family of William prior to the 1881 census with the name  "Nudall" and occassionally as "Newdall" the name is used in the Sutton on the Hill area of Derby but only be found in a few other places.  There is the odd registration at Lichfield and one death at Belper.  Prior to about 1820 the family probably lived in Staffordshire. The name changed back to Udall after 1861. Caroline signs as a witness at her sister Fanny's Marriage in 1869 as Caroline Udall.  Also in her her father's will (1876) she is named as Caroline Udall.

 William was baptised William the son of John and Maria Newdall.

 More About WILLIAM UDALL:

Baptism: 08 Jun 1828, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

Occupation: 1881, Groom and Gardener,Whitherley, Leicester, England

 Notes for CAROLINE TIPPER:

1891 Census

RG12/2443 ED 19 Folio 98 Page 14 Entry 82

North Street

Artherstone

Joseph Pegg Head 62 General Labourer b Newton Regis Warwickshire

Caroline Pegg Wife 55 b Scropton Derbyshire

Alice Udall it says Daughter in Law but  it is Step Daughter18 ( Paper b )written above...... Hat Box maker b Harleston Staffordshire

1901 Census

In this census Caroline is living at 55 North Street, Atherstone.

She is named as Caroline Pegg age 66 a Widow born at Scropton, Derbyshire. She is living with:

Alice Scott her daughter, married and aged 26 a cardboard box maker. She is given as born at Harlastone, Staffs.

Horace Scott age 5 her grandson born Atherstone Wks.

William Jackson border age 16 a felt hat packer born atherstone, Wks.

BMD Death Record

Deaths Mar 1914 

Pegg  Caroline  79  Atherstone  6d 812

More About CAROLINE TIPPER:

Baptism: 29 Mar 1835, St Pauls, Parish Church, Scropton

Occupation: 1851, House Servant on a Farm at Coton

Children of WILLIAM UDALL and CAROLINE TIPPER are:

                   i.    MARY⁵ NUDALL, b. Abt. 1858, Church Broughton, Derby; m. JOHN THOMPSON, Abt. Mar 1884, Atherstone, Warwickshire; b. Abt. 1864, Whitherley, Leicestershire.

 Notes for MARY NUDALL:

Marriage from BMD:

Marriages Mar 1884 

THOMPSON  John  Atherstone  6d 433  

Udall  Mary   Atherstone  6d 433  

1881 Census

In 1881 Mary age 23 was in Service at the house of Ralph Crisp, a Wine and Spirits Merchant in Market Street, Atherstone. She was a General Servant.

 Notes for JOHN THOMPSON:

1891 Census

Family Group:

Lutterworth Road, Attleborough, Wks.

John Thompson 28 

Mary Thompson 29 

Charles Ed Thompson 12  Son

William Bassell 23  Lodger

 1901 Census

Mary is living with her husband John Thompson at 85, Stockwell Head, Hinkley. There are no children. 

More About JOHN THOMPSON:

Occupation: Brickyard Labourer 

                  ii.    ANN NEWDALL, b. 22 Jan 1860, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; m. SAMUEL MORRIS, 16 Oct 1882, Witherley Parish Church, Leicestershire; b. 1860, Atherstone, Warwickshire.

 Notes for SAMUEL MORRIS:

Marriage Certificate (Ref:Birth Marriage Death Certificates/M3xAnnUdallSamuelMorris1882)

The marriage took place in the Parish Church Witherley on 16th October 1882.

Samuel Morris, age 22, a bachelor whose profession was a Hatter of Witherley Parish married Ann Udall, age 22, a spinster of Withley.

Samuel's father is given as Joseph Morris a Hatter.

Ann's father is given as William Udall a gardener.

The witnesses were William Udall (probably the brides father but could also be her twin brother) and Mary Udall (probably the brides sister).

1891 Census

The family are living in Black House Yard, Atherstone, Warwickshire

Details:

Ann Morris; 31;  Wife ;Hat; Trimmer; born Sutton in The Elms, Warwickshire (Really Sutton on the Hill, Derbys.)

Ernest Wm Morris ;7 ; Son; born Atherstone, Warwickshire

Samuel Morris; 31;Head; Hatter ;born Atherstone, Warwickshire

                 iii.    WILLIAM UDALL, b. 22 Jan 1860, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. 27 Mar 1937, Atherstone, Warwickshire; m. SARAH HALL, 21 Jun 1882, Parish Church of Witherley in the County of Leicester and Registration District of Atherstone; b. 15 Jan 1850, Upper Millichope, Eaton Under Heywood, Shropshire; d. 30 Apr 1935, 38, Grove Road, Atherstone, Warwickshire.

Notes for WILLIAM UDALL:

Birth Certificate (Birth Marriage Death Certificates/B3xWilliamNewdallBirthLaterWilliamUdall)

William Newdall was born at 6.30 on 2 January 1860 at Sutton on the Hill. He was  twin to Ann Newdall. His father is given as William Newdall a Labourer. His mother is given as Caroline Newdall formally Tipper. The birth was reported by Caroline Newdall the mother of Sutton on the Hill on 29 January 1860. The certificate number is 237. The registration district is Tutbury in the counties of Stafford and Derby. Obviously this is yet another possible example of a misspelling of the name Udall. 

Marriage (Ref: birth Marriage Death Certificates/M3xUdallMarriage1882)

The marriage took place on 21 June 1882 in the Parish Church, Witherley, in the county of Leicester but in the registration district of Atherstone, Warwickshire. The certificate number is 148.

William Udall (a bachelor aged 24, a bachelor of Witherley and a butler) married Sarah Hall (a spinster aged 28 of Witherley). The father of the groom is given as William Udall a gardener. The father of the bride is given a William Hall also a gardener.

(The given ages of the bride and groom are probably inaccurate). The witnesses were Arthur John Wheatley and Annie Hall. 

20 June 2003 note from xxxx

It seems there was a name change somewhere along the line. I have found the family of William prior to the 1881 census with the name  "Nudall" and occassionally as "Newdall" the name is used in the Sutton on the Hill area of Derby but is rare elsewhere.  There is the odd registration at Lichfield and one death at Belper.  Prior to about 1820 the family probably lived in Staffordshire. Williams birth was probably registered under the name "Newdall".

 1881 Census

William and his future wife Sarah Hall were both in Service at  Kilsall House, Dinnington, Shropshire.

The head of the house was George T. Hartley a "Magistrate C Stafford No Occupation". William age 22 was employed as "Butler Domestic Serv" Sarah age 30 "Housemaid Domestic Serv".

1891 Census

In 1891 William was resident in a Cottage at Dunstan, Stafford Road,  Staffordshire on the estate of Frederick Perry. Details:

William Udall; Head; Married; Age 31; Butler; Born Staffordshire Harlaston.

Sarah Udall; Wife; Married; Age 37 Born  Eaton Under Haywood, Shrophire

William S Udall; Son; Age 6; born Drayton, Staffordshire.

Harry A. Udall; Son; Age 5; Born Penkridge, Staffordshire.

 1901 Census

PRO Reference      Schedule Number

RG Number, Series       Piece        Folio        Page       

RG13     4085        148  4      15

Address: Dobroyd Castle Lodge

Civil Parish: Todmorden              

Parliamentary Borough or Division:Middleton

Ecclesiastical Parish:Todmorden   

Administrative County: Yorkshire

William Udall; Head;     Married; age;41;Butler Domestic; Born Sutton on the Hill

Sarah Udall; Wife;Married;Age 49; Born Shropshire Militchip.

Harry Arnold Udall;Son;Single     15;Male;  Occupation;Telegraphic Messenger  Born Stafford Penkridge

The last Fielden at Debroyd Castle died in 1903 here at the Centre so he would have been butler to the second Mrs Fielden.

 "Atherstone News"  2nd April 1937

 LATE MR. WM. UDALL.

Death of Well Known Atherstone Man.

 The funeral took place at Atherstone on Wednesday, of Mr. William Udall aged 77, of Coleshill Street Atherstonc, who died on Saturday

 Mr. Udall was a well known Atherstone figure and he had been ill for some time. Before coming to Atherstone he was a butler to one or two well known Leicestershire county families.  Until illness and his age prevented him he helped at most of the large local functions including the Hunt Balls and the Atherstone Flower Show. His two sons, one of whom was at Atherstone Hall, were killed during the War.

 He was grandfather of Syd and Ted Udall, the well known footballers.

 More About WILLIAM UDALL:

Burial: 31 Mar 1937, Atherstone

Occupation: Butler

 Notes for SARAH HALL:

From details on census forms Sarah was born in the hamlet of Upper Millichope in Eaton-under-Haywood, Shropshire.

 The GRO Marriage certificate (see husband William's notes), gives Sarah's father as William Hall.  My strong suspicion is that this is incorrect and her father is Edward - all the census evidence points to this.

 Baptism from IGI

 29 JAN 1850   Eaton Under Heywood, Shropshire

 Birth Certificate (Ref:Birth Marriage Death Certificates\B2SarahHallBirth1850)

Sarah was born on 15 February 1850 at Upper Millichope in the Parish of Eaton. The name of the father is given as Edward. The name of the mother is given as Eliza Hall formally Davies. The occupation of the father is given as Labourer. Eliza signed with he mark her address was given as Upper Millichope. The birth was registersed om !9th February 1850.

 Death Certificate

Elizabeth died on 30 April 1935 at 38 Grove Road, Atherstone, age eighty years old (probably really 85), She was given as the wife of William Udall a Butler (Retired). The Cause of death was given as I(a) Senility no PM. The informant was given as W. Udall widower of deceased, present at the death of 38 Grove Road, Atherstone. The death was registered on 2 May 1835.

 1851 Census

HO107/1984

Edward Hall, 37, ag lab, b Eaton

Eliza Hall, 28, wife, b Delbury, Shrop

Elizabeth Hall, 5, dau, b Eaton

Job Hall, 3, son, b Eaton

Sarah Hall, 1, dau, b Eaton

Job Hall, brother,48, ag lab, b Rushbury, Shrop.

 1861 Census

See details under father's notes

 1871 Census

Sarah is a servant at Stocknell End, Tettenhall in Staffordshire. She is given as age 23, unmarried, general Servant born Salop,  Millichapp. The head of the household is Henry Loveridge age 60 a Japan Manufacturer employing 420 persons. He is living alone with three general servants including Sarah.

After 1881 see details for her husband.

 More About SARAH HALL:

Baptism: 29 Jan 1850, Eaton Under Heywood, Shropshire

Occupation: 1881, Housemaid, Domestic Servant

                  iv.    ELIZA UDALL, b. Abt. 1872, Harlestone, Stafford, England.

 More About ELIZA UDALL:

Baptism: 26 Feb 1871, St Matthew's Church, Harlaston, Staffordshire

                  v.    ALICE MARIA UDALL, b. Abt. 1875, Harlestone, Stafford, England; m. ALBERT THOMAS SCOTT, 1895, Atherstone.

 Notes for ALICE MARIA UDALL:

1891 Census

RG12/2443 ED 19 Folio 98 Page 14 Entry 82

North Street

Artherstone

Alice Udall it says Daughter in Law but it is his (Joseph Pegg's) Step Daughter18 ( Paper b )written above...... Hat Box maker b Harleston Staffordshire 

1901 Census

Alice and her son Scott were living with her mother Caroline in Atherstone.

More About ALICE MARIA UDALL:

Baptism: 01 Feb 1874, St Matthew's Church, Harlaston, Staffordshire

Occupation: 1901, Cardboard Box Maker

                  vi.    CHARLES EDWARD UDALL, b. Abt. 1879, Harlestone, Stafford, England.

Notes for CHARLES EDWARD UDALL:

In the 1881 Census Charles Edward is given as the son of William Udall.

However, the Parish records give Charles Edward as the Illigitimate son of Mary Udall.

 In the 1901 census it seems he is living with Mary and her husband 

More About CHARLES EDWARD UDALL:

Baptism: 08 Sep 1878, St Matthew's Church, Harlaston, Staffordshire

6.  FRANCIS⁴ NEWDALL (JOHN³ NUDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1826 in Sutton on the Hill, Derbyshire, and died 13 Oct 1900 in Sutton on the Hill, Derby.  He married JANE PARKER 20 May 1851 in The Parish Church, Sutton on the Hill, Derby, daughter of THOMAS PARKER.  She was born Abt. 1828 in Osliston, Derby, and died 21 Mar 1895 in Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

 Notes for FRANCIS NEWDALL:

Note: Francis was christened Francis Newdall the son of John and Maria Newdall.

 1851 Census

Francis is living with his Mother Maria in Sutton on the Hill. His occupation is given as an agricultural labourer. Maria is given as pauper (Agricultural Labourer's widow).

 1861 Census

Francis is living at Sutton on the Hill with his wife Jane. His occupation is given as an Agricultural Labourer and Jane's occupation is given as a dress maker.

 1871 Census

Francis is living in Sutton with his wife Jane and daughter Sarah M. The occupation of Francis is given as Gardener. The Occupation of Jane is given as a dress maker.

 1881 Census

Francis is living in Sutton on the Hill with is wife Jane and daughter Sarah M. His occupation is given as an Agricultural Labourer.  Daughter Sarah's occupation is given as Domestic Servant Unemployed.

 1891 Census

Francis was living with his wife Jane in Sutton on the Hill. His occupation is given as Gardener (Domestic)

 More About FRANCIS NEWDALL:

Baptism: 24 Mar 1826, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

Occupation: 1851, Agricultural Labourer

 More About JANE PARKER:

Occupation: 1871, Dress Maker

        Child of FRANCIS NEWDALL and JANE PARKER is:

                   i.    SARAH MARIA⁵ NUDALL, b. Abt. 1861, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. 12 Oct 1888, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; m. GEORGE THOMAS AUSTIN, 21 Jan 1883, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; b. 1853, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. 30 Jan 1900, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

 More About SARAH MARIA NUDALL:

Baptism: 01 Sep 1861, Sutton on the Hill

Occupation: 1881, Domestic Servant (unemployed)

Notes for GEORGE THOMAS AUSTIN:

1891 Census

Civil parish:    Osleston and Thurvaston 

Ecclesiastical parish:    St Michael 

Cropper Lane

 George Thos Austin Head 38 Farmer Cropper Derbyshire

Emma M Austin        Wife   40             LittleOver

Frank     Austin         Son     5  Scholar            Cropper

John       Austin         Son     4  Scholar               "

Elizabeth Draycott    Grandmother W 33  "

Elizabeth  Austin       Granddaughter Scholar  13 Burton Town

 More About GEORGE THOMAS AUSTIN:

Occupation: 1891, Farmer Cropper

 7.  SARAH⁴ NEWDALE (JOHN³ NUDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1817 in Sutton on the Hill, Derbyshire, and died Abt. Jun 1869 in Alrewas, Staffordshire.  She married JOHN BEECH 02 Nov 1845 in Sutton on the Hill, Derby.  He was born 1819 in Fradley, Staffordshire.

 Notes for SARAH NEWDALE:

Note Baptised as Sarah the daughter of John and Maria Newdale.

 More About SARAH NEWDALE:

Baptism: 16 Mar 1817, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

 Notes for JOHN BEECH:

1851 Census

Family at Orgreave, Staffordshire 

John Beech 32 Agricultural Labourer

Sarah Beech 34 

Charles N Beech 7   

Maria Beech 4   

Thomas Beech 2 

(Eliza Hackett - Child at Nurse age 6 months was in the household)

 1861 Census

Family at Alrewas, Staffordshire

John Beech 40  Agricultural Labourer

Sarah Beech 39 

Anne Beech 2 

James Beech 9 

Maria Nudell 70 

 1871 Census

It seems John Beech has remarried his wife is given as Jane aged 26 he is given as age 49 an agricultural Labourer.

His son James age 19 is a miller and daughter Annie is there aged 12, a scholar.

 1881 Census

Family

James Beach 29  Son

Jane Beach 36  wife

John Beach 60  Head

Thomas Beach 9  Son

 1891 Census

John an Agricultural Labourere is living with is wife Jane in Alrewas.

They have a lodger Mark Hacket staying with them. Margaret Newdall was his first wife.

 Children of SARAH NEWDALE and JOHN BEECH are:

                   i.    CHARLES⁵ NEWDALL, b. 01 May 1843, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. Abt. Jun 1880, Alrewas, Staffordshire ?; m. EDITH HARVEY, 02 Apr 1866; b. 1845, Yoxall, Staffordshire; d. 1878, Alrewas, Staffordshire?.Notes for CHARLES NEWDALL:

Birth Certificate

432, Burton on Trent sub district Tutbury

1st May 1843 , Sutton , Charles a boy, no father given, born to Sarah Nudall , The informant was Sarah Nudall the mother - she gave her mark. The brith was registered on 25 May 1843.

 Death

Charles probably died in 1880. BMD details:

Deaths Jun 1880

Nudall  Charles  37  Lichfield  6b 275

1871 Census

Household at 8, Mill End, Alrewas, Staffordshire:

Arthur Hackett, 21, Lodger, Miller 

Charles Lenton 20, lodger,  Agricultural Labourer

Charles Nudall,  27, Head, Wagoner 

Edith Nudall, 27, wife, 

Mary J Nudall 3, daughter, 

Sarah A Nudall, 5, daughter 

 More About CHARLES NEWDALL:

Baptism: 21 May 1843, Sutton on the Hill

Occupation: 1871, Waggoner

 Notes for EDITH HARVEY:

1861 census

Edith was a servant in the household of John Brown, a farmer of 100 acres,  at Barton, Staffordshire

                  ii.    MARIA BEECH, b. Abt. 1847, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

                 iii.    THOMAS BEECH, b. Abt. 1849, Orgreave,.

                 iv.    JAMES BEECH, b. Abt. 1853, Alrewas, Staffordshire.

 More About JAMES BEECH:

Occupation: 1881, Engine Driver at  Plaster Mill

                  v.    ANNE BEECH, b. Abt. 1859, Alrewas, Staffordshire.

8.  MARGARET⁴ NEWDALL (JOHN³ NUDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1814 in Sutton on the Hill, Derby, and died 1865 in Alrewas, Staffordshire.  She married (2) MARK HACKETT 08 Nov 1841 in The Parish Church, Sutton on the Hill, Derby, son of WILLIAM HACKETT and SARAH.  He was born Abt. 1823 in Orgrove, Staffordshire.

 Notes for MARGARET NEWDALL:

Margaret was baptised as Margaret Newdall daughter of John and Maria Newdall - This is the first reference to this family in Sutton on the Hill.

 More About MARGARET NEWDALL:

Baptism: 14 Sep 1814, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

Occupation: 1844, Servant

 Notes for MARK HACKETT:

N.B. I believe Mark's surname  name to be Hackett rather than the wrong name given in the parish records for his marriage to Margaret - "Mark Higgott".

 Baptism - from IGI

27 APR 1823   All Saints, Alrewas, Stafford, England

Parents:

Father:  WILLIAM HACKETT    Mother:  SARAH 

 Marriage Details

The Marriage took place at the Parish Church in Sutton on the Hill on November 8 1841

 Mark Higgot of Full Age a bachelor who's occupation was a servant of Sutton married Margaret Newdall of full age, a spinster who was a Servant of Sutton. Mark's father is given as William Higgott a Labourer. Margaret's Father is given as John Newdall a Labourer. The other witness were John Nudall (who signed) and Sarah Nudall who gave her mark.

 1841 Census

Mark is a servant at Findern working in the household of Hannah Earp a woman of independent means. Also working in this house as a servant is Mary Nudal.

Household:

Henry Bradbury 15 

Eliza Hackett 37 

Mark Hackett 47 

William Osborn 23 

Ellen Whiting 7 

 1851 Census

Mark is living with his wife margaret at Overley near Alrewas, Satffordshire. There are no children. He is a Farm Labourer.

 1861 Census

Mark was living at Lupin Cottage, Alrewas and Orgreave , Stafffordshire with his wife one of his brothers and his wife. Details:

Charles Hackett; 23;brother;agricultural labourer 

Hanah Hackett 23; brother's wife 

Margaret Hackett; 49 ; wife

Mark Hackett; 38; Head; agricultural labourer 

The two brothers probably worked for Ralph Gould, a farmer of 47 acres living at Lupin House.

 1871 Census

Marks first wife Margaret died early in 1865 and he is now living with his second wife Eliza.

Details

Henry Bradbury; 15 ; Servant

Eliza Hackett; 37 ; wife

Mark Hackett; 47; Head ; Farmer of 21 acres, employer

William Osborne; 23 ; Wifes brother; Agricultural Labourer (indoors)

Ellen Whiting ;7;  Niece 

1891 Census

In 1891 Mark a widower was staying with John Beech and his second wife Jane.  John Beeche's first wife was Sarah Newdale.

  More About MARK HACKETT:

Occupation: 1844, Servant

        Child of MARGARET NEWDALL and MARK HACKETT is:

                   i.    WILLIAM⁵ NEWDALL, b. Abt. 12 Dec 1835, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. 1872; m. ELIZABETH BROWN, 1865; b. 1833, Yoxall.

 Notes for WILLIAM NEWDALL:

William was baptised as William the Illegitimate son of Margaret Newdall on 13 DEC 1835   Sutton On The Hill, Derby, England.

 In the 1841 census he was probably transcribed as "Wibberly" Nudall living with his grandfather William Nudall.

 1841 Census

William age 15 is a servant at Sutton Mill, Sutton Mill working for John Hall a farmer of 35 acres.

Group:

Robert Elliott 50 

Martha Faulkner 20 

Elizabeth Hall 19 

John Hall 61 

John Hall 24 

Mary Hall 49 

Thomas Hall 22 

William Nadal 15 

 1871 Census

William a labourer is living at Alrewas in Staffordshire. Details:

John Brown 10  Step Son

Charles Nudall 5  Son

Elizabeth Nudall 38  Wife

Ellen Nudall 4 months  daughter

Mary Nudall 3  daughter

William Nudall 34  Head

More About WILLIAM NEWDALL:

Baptism: 12 Dec 1835, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

Occupation: Labourer

 Notes for ELIZABETH BROWN:

1881 Census

Elizabeth is living at Main Street, Alrewas with her children John Brown age 20 and Ellen Nudall Age 10.

Elizabeth is given as a widow and a general servant. John is an Agricultural Labourer.   

More About ELIZABETH BROWN:

Occupation: 1881, General Servant

9.  JOHN⁴ NUDALL (JOHN³, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1820 in Sutton on the Hill, Derby, and died 1888 in Sutton on the Hill, Derby.  He married MARY BRANDON 08 Apr 1848 in Saint Werburgh, Derby, daughter of JOHN BRANDON and ELLEN.  She was born Abt. 1818 in Tutbury, Staffs., and died 03 Feb 1898 in Burnaston.

 Notes for JOHN NUDALL:

1851 Census

John was living alone at Sutton on the Hill, age 30, a wheelwright, Master.

 1861 Census

Sutton on the Hill

Family Group:

Charles Newdall 9, son,  

Elizabeth Newdall 5, daughter 

John Newdall 41, Head , Wheelwright 

John Newdall 7, son, 

Mary Newdall 43, wife 

Sarah Newdall 2, daughter  

 1871 Census

Sutton on the Hill

Family Group

Elizabeth Newdall 15, daughter, 

John Newdall 51, Head, Wheellwright

John Newdall 17,son,  Farm Servant

Mary Newdall 53, wife, Seamstress 

Sarah Newdall 12, daughter 

1881 Census

Sutton, Wheelwright's Shop, Sutton.

Family Group

Arthur Newdall, 4, granddson 

Elizabeth Newdall, 25,daughter, Domestic Servant, unemployed.  

John Newdall 61,Head,  Wheelwright.

Mary Newdall 63, wife, 

Sarah Newdall, 22, daughter, Domestic Servant, unemployed.  

 More About JOHN NUDALL:

Occupation: Wheelwright

Notes for MARY BRANDON:

Death Certificate

402, Burton upon Trent, sub district Repton

3 February 1898, Burnaston,Mary Newdall, Female age 79 years, widow of John Newdall, Wheelwright (Master), Bhronchitis Senile decay certified by E. Riding MRCS. The Death was reported by Sarah Newdall, daughter of the deceased who was present at the death, Burnaston. She gave her mark. The death was reported on 8 February 1898.

 1891 Census

Sutton on the Hill

Family Group

Arthur Newdall 14, Grandson, 

Charles Newdall 39,Son, Farm Servant.  

Maria Newdall 4,Granddaughter 

Mary Newdall 73, Head, widow, Seamstress 

Sarah Newdall,  32, daughter 

 More About MARY BRANDON:

Occupation: 1871, Seamstress

        Children of JOHN NUDALL and MARY BRANDON are:

                   i.    CHARLES⁵ NUDALL, b. Abt. 1852, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

More About CHARLES NUDALL:

Baptism: 18 Jan 1852, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

Occupation: 1901, Cowman on Farm

                   ii.    ELIZABETH NUDALL, b. Abt. 1856, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

 More About ELIZABETH NUDALL:

Baptism: 06 Apr 1856, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

Occupation: 1881, Domestic Servant (unemployed)

                 iii.    JOHN NUDALL, b. Abt. 1853, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.More About JOHN NUDALL:

Baptism: 22 Aug 1853, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

Occupation: 1881, Agricultural Labourer

                 iv.    SARAH NUDALL, b. Abt. 1858, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. 1906, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

Notes for SARAH NUDALL:

At their baptism, all of Sarah's Children were refered to as illigitmate.

1901 Census

Sarah,age 42, a seamstress was living alone on Long Lane, Osleston

 More About SARAH NUDALL:

Baptism: 29 Nov 1858, Sutton on the Hill, Derby

Occupation: 1881, Domestic Servant (unemployed)

                  v.    MARY MARIA NUDALL, b. Abt. 1850, Sutton on the Hill, Derby; d. 1858, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

More About MARY MARIA NUDALL:

Baptism: 06 Aug 1850, Sutton on the Hill

                 vi.    CHARLES NUDALL, b. Abt. 1852, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

More About CHARLES NUDALL:

Baptism: 18 Jan 1852, Sutton on the Hill

                vii.    ELLEN NUDALL, b. Abt. 1849, Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

Notes for ELLEN NUDALL:

During both the 1851 and 1861 census Ellen was staying with her grandparents John and Ellen Brandon. 

10.  MARTHA⁴ UDALE (JOHN³ NUDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1807 in Alton, Staffordshire.  She married JESSIE BROWN 30 Mar 1829 in Sutton on the Hill, Derbyshire.  He was born Abt. 1804 in Sutton on the Hill, Derby.

Notes for MARTHA UDALE:

Baptism from the IGI

MARTHA UDALE 

  Female    

 Christening:  19 APR 1807   Alton, Stafford, England

 Parents:

  Father:  JNO UDALE  Family

  Mother:  MARIA 

Marriage From IGI Individual Record  

Martha Newdall 

Birth:  About 1808   Of, Sutton On The Hill, Derby, England

Marriages:

Spouse:  Jessie Brown  Family

Marriage:  30 MAR or 30 MAY 1829   Sutton On The Hill, Derby, England  

There is a chance that Martha may have remarried in 1834:

JOHN ROE 

Marriage:  14 OCT 1834   Sutton On The Hill, Derby, England

More About MARTHA UDALE:

Baptism: 19 Apr 1807, Alton, Staffordshire

Child of MARTHA UDALE and JESSIE BROWN is:

                   i.    CHARLES⁵ BROWN, b. Abt. 1829, Sutton on the Hill, Derby 

More About CHARLES BROWN:

Baptism: 03 May 1829, Sutton on the Hill, Derby 

11.  ELIZA⁴ UDALE (JOHN³ NUDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1809 in Alton, Staffordshire.  She married GEORGE THOMPSON 17 Nov 1829 in Sutton on the Hill, Derbyshire.  He was born 1810 in Tutbury, Staffordshire.

Notes for ELIZA UDALE:

Baptism from IGI

ELIZA UDALE 

 Female    

 Christening:  01 JAN 1809   Alton, Stafford, England

 Parents:

  Father:  JNO UDALE  Family

  Mother:  MARY 

The 1851 Census gived Eliza born at Alton, Staffordshire.

The 1861 census gives Eliza born at Ramser, Staffordshire

The 1871 census gives Eliza born at Cheadle, Staffs.

Notes for GEORGE THOMPSON:

1841 Census

In 1841 George was living at Darley Bridge, Derbyshire.

Family Group:

Charles Thompson 5 

Elisa Thompson 33 

Elisa Thompson 11 

George Thompson 33 

George Thompson 3 

John Thompson 7 

Sarah Thompson 2 

William Thompson 5 

1851 Census

In 1851 George was living with his family at Church Town, Darley with his family:

Charles Thompson, son, 16 

Edward Thompson,son, 6 

Eliza Thompson, wife,  42 

Francis Thompson,son, 1 

George Thompson,head, 42 

George Thompson,son, 13 

John Thompson,son, 18 

Martha Thompson,daughter, 4 

Sarah Thompson, daughter, 10 

William Thompson,son, 7 

1871 Census

George was living at Brakenfieield with his family detailed below. He was a farmer of 27 acres.

Family Group:

Eliza Thompson, wife, 61 

George Thompson, Head, 61 

George Thompson, son, 28 

Sarah Thompson, daughter 30 

Thomas Thompson, Grandson 1 

1881 Census

George is living at Stonebroom Lane, Shirland; he is given as a retired farrmer.

Family members:

Eliza Thompson, wife, 71 

George Thompson, Head, 71 

George Thompson,son, unmarried, 41 

Sarah Thompson, daughter, unmarried, 39 

More About GEORGE THOMPSON:

Occupation: 1871, Farmer of 27 acres at Brackenfield, Derbyshire

Children of ELIZA UDALE and GEORGE THOMPSON are:

                   i.    GEORGE⁵ THOMPSON, b. Abt. 1838, Darley, Derbyshire.

                  ii.    SARAH THOMPSON, b. Abt. 1839, Darley, Derbyshire.

 More About SARAH THOMPSON:

Baptism: 03 Mar 1839, Darley, Derbyshire

                  iii.    ELIZA THOMPSON, b. 04 Sep 1830, Darley, Derbyshire.

 More About ELIZA THOMPSON:

Baptism: 26 Sep 1830, Darley, Derbyshire

                  iv.    JOHN THOMPSON, b. Abt. 1834, Darley, Derbyshire; m. ANN; b. Abt. 1829, Grantham, Lincoln.

 Notes for JOHN THOMPSON:

1881 Census

John was living in Shirland with his wife Ann.

 More About JOHN THOMPSON:

Occupation: 1881, Colliery Lab

                  v.    CHARLES THOMPSON, b. Abt. 1836, Darley, Derbyshire; m. SARAH A.; b. Abt. 1847, Matlock, Derbyshire.

Notes for CHARLES THOMPSON:

1861 Census

Charles a general labourer was lodging in Darley with Benjamin Bradshaw, 60  and his wife Grace Bradshaw, 62  

1881 Census

Charles  a Gen Plate Layer was living with his wife Sarah and son Francis in Shirland, Derbyshire.

More About CHARLES THOMPSON:

Occupation: 1861, General Labourer

                 vi.    EDWARD THOMPSON, b. Abt. 1845, Darley, Derbyshire.

                vii.    FRANCIS THOMPSON, b. Abt. 1849, Darley, Derbyshire.

More About FRANCIS THOMPSON:

Baptism: 16 Sep 1849, Darley, Derbyshire

               viii.    MARTHA MARIA THOMPSON, b. Abt. 1847, Darley, Derbyshire 

More About MARTHA MARIA THOMPSON:

Baptism: 04 Apr 1847, Darley, Derbyshire

                  ix.    WILLIAM THOMPSON, b. Abt. 1844, Darley, Derbyshire; m. ANN; b. Abt. 1846, Alfreton, Derbys..

Notes for WILLIAM THOMPSON:

1881 Census

William, a general labourer was living in Alfreton with his wife Ann and family:

Ann Thompson, 35 

Elizabeth Thompson, 1 month    

Kate Thompson, 5 

Martha Thompson, 9 

Mary A. Thompson, 14 

William Thompson, 37 

William Thompson, 13 

                   x.    MARY ANN THOMPSON, b. Abt. 1851, Darly Dale, Derbyshire.

More About MARY ANN THOMPSON:

Baptism: 13 Jul 1851, Darley, Derbyshire

12.  SAMUEL⁴ UDAL (MATTHEW³ NEWDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born Abt. 1813 in Star, Staffordshire.  He married (1) ELIZABETH WOOTHWORDE 22 Oct 1832 in Alton, Staffordshire.  She was born Abt. 1812 in Cauldon, Staffordshire.  He married (2) SUSAN Abt. Mar 1861 in Ashbourne, Derbyshire.  She was born Abt. 1812 in Liverpool, Lancashire.

 Notes for SAMUEL UDAL:

First Marriage from the IGI

IGI Individual Record    

SAMUEL UDALE  

 Marriages:

Spouse:  ELIZABETH WOOTHWARDE  Family

Marriage:  22 OCT 1832   Alton, Stafford, England

 1841 Census

Samuel, a labourer is living at the Smelting Mill, Alton with his wife Elizabeth .

Details:

Elizabeth Udall 25 

Elizabeth Udall 2 

Mary Udall 6 Mo 

Samuel Udall 30 

Samuel Udall 4 

Thomas Udall 8 

William Udall 6   

 1851

Samuel  a Stone Mason was living at the Smelting Mill, Alton with his wife E and Family.

Family Group:

Elizabeth Udall 38 

Elizabeth Udall 11 

Hannah Udall 6 

Mary Udall 10 

Samuel Udall 39 

Samuel Udall 13 

Thomas Udall 17 

William Udall 15 

(Samuel's place of birth in this census is given as Farley and Elizabeth's place of birth as Cotton).

 1861 Census

Samuel was living at the centre of town, Alton with his wife Susan, daughter Hannah and his mother Martha.

Family Group:

Hannah Udal 16 

Martha Udal 80 

Samuel Udal 48 

Susan Udal 49 

 More About SAMUEL UDAL:

Occupation: 1861, Stone Mason

Children of SAMUEL UDAL and ELIZABETH WOOTHWORDE are:

                   i.    HANNAH⁵ UDAL, b. Abt. 1845, Alton, Staffordshire.

                  ii.    ELIZABETH UDAL, b. Abt. 1840, Farley, Staffordshire.

                 iii.    MARY UDALL, b. Abt. 1841, Alton, Staffordshire.

                 iv.    SAMUEL UDALL, b. Abt. 1838, Farley, Staffordshire.

                  v.    THOMAS UDALL, b. Abt. 1834, Farley, Staffordshire.

                 vi.    WILLIAM UDALL, b. Abt. 1836, Farley, Staffordshire.

 Later Generations of Udalls

Genealogy Report for William Udall born 1860

(Son of William Udall born 1828 at Sutton on the Hill)

Generation No. 1

1.  WILLIAM⁵ UDALL  (WILLIAM⁴, JOHN³ NUDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born 22 Jan 1860 in Sutton on the Hill, Derby, and died 27 Mar 1937 in Atherstone, Warwickshire.  He married SARAH HALL 21 Jun 1882 in Parish Church of Witherley in the County of Leicester and Registration District of Atherstone, daughter of EDWARD HALL and ELIZA DAVIES.  She was born 15 Jan 1850 in Upper Millichope, Eaton Under Heywood, Shropshire, and died 30 Apr 1935 in 38, Grove Road, Atherstone, Warwickshire.

 Notes for WILLIAM UDALL:

Birth Certificate (Birth Marriage Death Certificates/B3xWilliamNewdallBirthLaterWilliamUdall)

William Newdall was born at 6.30 on 2 January 1860 at Sutton on the Hill. He was  twin to Ann Newdall. His father is given as William Newdall a Labourer. His mother is given as Caroline Newdall formally Tipper. The birth was reported by Caroline Newdall the mother of Sutton on the Hill on 29 January 1860. The certificate number is 237. The registration district is Tutbury in the counties of Stafford and Derby. Obviously this is yet another possible example of a misspelling of the name Udall. 

Marriage (Ref: birth Marriage Death Certificates/M3xUdallMarriage1882)

The marriage took place on 21 June 1882 in the Parish Church, Witherley, in the county of Leicester but in the registration district of Atherstone, Warwickshire. The certificate number is 148.

William Udall (a bachelor aged 24, a bachelor of Witherley and a butler) married Sarah Hall (a spinster aged 28 of Witherley). The father of the groom is given as William Udall a gardener. The father of the bride is given a William Hall also a gardener.

(The given ages of the bride and groom are probably inaccurate). The witnesses were Arthur John Wheatley and Annie Hall. 

20 June 2003 note from xxxx

It seems there was a name change somewhere along the line. I have found the family of William prior to the 1881 census with the name  "Nudall" and occassionally as "Newdall" the name is used in the Sutton on the Hill area of Derby but is rare elsewhere.  There is the odd registration at Lichfield and one death at Belper.  Prior to about 1820 the family probably lived in Staffordshire. Williams birth was probably registered under the name "Newdall".

1881 Census

William and his future wife Sarah Hall were both in Service at  Kilsall House, Dinnington, Shropshire.

The head of the house was George T. Hartley a "Magistrate C Stafford No Occupation". William age 22 was employed as "Butler Domestic Serv" Sarah age 30 "Housemaid Domestic Serv".

 1891 Census

In 1891 William was resident in a Cottage at Dunstan, Stafford Road,  Staffordshire on the estate of Frederick Perry. Details:

William Udall; Head; Married; Age 31; Butler; Born Staffordshire Harlaston.

Sarah Udall; Wife; Married; Age 37 Born  Eaton Under Haywood, Shrophire

William S Udall; Son; Age 6; born Drayton, Staffordshire.

Harry A. Udall; Son; Age 5; Born Penkridge, Staffordshire.

 1901 Census

PRO Reference    Schedule Number

RG Number, Series      Piece       Folio       Page      

RG13     4085       148 4      15

Address: Dobroyd Castle Lodge

Civil Parish: Todmorden          

Parliamentary Borough or Division:Middleton

Ecclesiastical Parish:Todmorden    

Administrative County: Yorkshire

William Udall; Head;  Married; age;41;Butler Domestic; Born Sutton on the Hill

Sarah Udall; Wife;Married;Age 49; Born Shropshire Militchip.

Harry Arnold Udall;Son;Single 15;Male;  Occupation;Telegraphic Messenger  Born Stafford Penkridge

The last Fielden at Debroyd Castle died in 1903 here at the Centre so he would have been butler to the second Mrs Fielden.

 "Atherstone News"  2nd April 1937

 LATE MR. WM. UDALL. 

Death of Well Known Atherstone Man.

 The funeral took place at Atherstone on Wednesday, of Mr. William Udall aged 77, of Coleshill Street Atherstonc, who died on Saturday

 Mr. Udall was a well known Atherstone figure and he had been ill for some time. Before coming to Atherstone he was a butler to one or two well known Leicestershire county families.  Until illness and his age prevented him he helped at most of the large local functions including the Hunt Balls and the Atherstone Flower Show. His two sons, one of whom was at Atherstone Hall, were killed during the War.

 He was grandfather of Syd and Ted Udall, the well known footballers.

 More About WILLIAM UDALL:

Burial: 31 Mar 1937, Atherstone

Occupation: Butler

 Notes for SARAH HALL:

From details on census forms Sarah was born in the hamlet of Upper Millichope in Eaton-under-Haywood, Shropshire.

 The GRO Marriage certificate (see husband William's notes), gives Sarah's father as William Hall.  My strong suspicion is that this is incorrect and her father is Edward - all the census evidence points to this.

 Baptism from IGI

 29 JAN 1850   Eaton Under Heywood, Shropshire

 Birth Certificate (Ref:Birth Marriage Death Certificates\B2SarahHallBirth1850)

Sarah was born on 15 February 1850 at Upper Millichope in the Parish of Eaton. The name of the father is given as Edward. The name of the mother is given as Eliza Hall formally Davies. The occupation of the father is given as Labourer. Eliza signed with he mark her address was given as Upper Millichope. The birth was registersed om !9th February 1850.

 Death Certificate

Elizabeth died on 30 April 1935 at 38 Grove Road, Atherstone, age eighty years old (probably really 85), She was given as the wife of William Udall a Butler (Retired). The Cause of death was given as I(a) Senility no PM. The informant was given as W. Udall widower of deceased, present at the death of 38 Grove Road, Atherstone. The death was registered on 2 May 1835.

 1851 Census

HO107/1984

Edward Hall, 37, ag lab, b Eaton

Eliza Hall, 28, wife, b Delbury, Shrop

Elizabeth Hall, 5, dau, b Eaton

Job Hall, 3, son, b Eaton

Sarah Hall, 1, dau, b Eaton

Job Hall, brother,48, ag lab, b Rushbury, Shrop.

 1861 Census

See details under father's notes

1871 Census

Sarah is a servant at Stocknell End, Tettenhall in Staffordshire. She is given as age 23, unmarried, general Servant born Salop,  Millichapp. The head of the household is Henry Loveridge age 60 a Japan Manufacturer employing 420 persons. He is living alone with three general servants including Sarah.

After 1881 see details for her husband.

 More About SARAH HALL:

Baptism: 29 Jan 1850, Eaton Under Heywood, Shropshire

Occupation: 1881, Housemaid, Domestic Servant

Children of WILLIAM UDALL and SARAH HALL are:

                   i.    HARRY ARNOLD⁶ UDALL, b. 1885, Penkridge, Stafford; d. 17 Nov 1918, Douai, France.

Notes for HARRY ARNOLD UDALL:

War Record:

Name: UDALL, HARRY ARNOLD

Initials: H A

Nationality: United Kingdom

Rank: Private

Regiment/Service: Army Service Corps

Unit Text: 12th Div. M.T. Coy.

Age: 33

Date of Death: 17/11/1918

Service No: TR/172408

Additional information: Son of William and Sarah Udall, of 56, South St., Atherstone, Warwickshire.

Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead

Grave/Memorial Reference: C. 3.

Cemetery: DOUAI BRITISH CEMETERY, CUINCY

More About HARRY ARNOLD UDALL:

Baptism: 29 Oct 1885, St Michael and All Angels Church, Penkridge, Staffordshire

Occupation: 1901, Telegraphic Messenger

2.               ii.    WILLIAM SYDNEY UDALL, b. 25 Aug 1884, Drayton, Penkridge, Staffordshire; d. 03 Jun 1917, France.

                 iii.    WILLIAM WALTER UDALL, b. 1883, Atherstone district; d. 1883, Atherstone district 

Sadly both Udall Brothers died during the Great War:

Generation No. 2 

2.  WILLIAM SYDNEY⁶ UDALL (WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, JOHN³ NUDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born 25 Aug 1884 in Drayton, Penkridge, Staffordshire, and died 03 Jun 1917 in France.  He met (1) NORAH KATHLEEN ADA CADMAN, daughter of WILLIAM CADMAN and ELLEN STRINGER.  She was born 22 Nov 1890 in Atherstone, and died 03 Oct 1971 in Grendon, Atherstone.  He married (2) SARAH EMILY MASTERS 21 Jun 1909 in St. Mary's Parish Church, Atherstone, daughter of JOHN MASTERS and SARAH ANN.  She was born Abt. Jan 1888 in Atherstone.

 Notes for WILLIAM SYDNEY UDALL:

Birth (Ref:Birth Marriage Death Certificates/B3WilliamSydneyUdallBirth)

William Sydney was born on 25th August 1884 at Drayton, Penkridge. The father is given as William Udall a Butler.  The mother is given a Sarah Udall Formally Hall, she is the informant living at Drayton, Penkridge. The birth was registered on 11th October 1884.

 Marriage (Ref: C:\Birth Marriage Death Certificates\M3xUdallMarriage1909)

The Marriage of William Sydney Udall, age 25, a bachelor, a Butler of Atherstone Hall and EmilyMasters age 21, a spinster, a confectioner of Tong Street, Atherstone  took place at St Mary's Church, Atherstone on 21 June 1909.  William Sydneys father was given as William Udall also a Butler. Sarah's Father is given as John Masters a baker. The witnesses at the wedding were John Masters and Bertha Annie Masters.

"Atherstone News" 25th June 1909

MARRIAGE AT THE PARISH CHURCH 

A very pretty wedding took PLACE at St. Mary's Church Atherstone on Monday afternoon when William Sydney Udall elder son of Mr and Mrs. W. Udall of Coleshill Road, Atherstone was married to Sarah Emily Masters second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Masters of Long Street, Atherstone. The Vicar (Rev W. Northcott) officiated and the event attracted a large congregation The bride, who was given away by her father wore a dress of self-striped Ninghal silk trimmed with silk lace insertion and silver braid worked In true lovers' knots with wreath of real orange blossom She also carried a shower bouquet composed of lilies roses &c. The principal bridesmaid was Miss Bertha Masters (sister of the bride), who was attired in a dress of pink prepe sole, trimmed with cream piece lace and pink silk, with white crinoline hat to match. The two little bridesmaids - Annie and Blanche Masters (also sisters of the bride) - wore dresses of cream silk and crinoline, and made an exceedingly pretty effect with their floral crooks. The bridegroom's presents to the bridesmaids were, gold ring and gold crosses. The bridegroom's mother wore  black silk trimmed with cream lace; the brides mother wearing a grey dress trimmed with silk and sequins. Mr. Harry Udall (brother of the bride. groom) acted as best man.

The wedding breakfast and the subsequent celebrations took place at Mr. J. Adcock's Assembly Rooms which had been kindly lent for the occasion.  The flowers of which there was a very choice profusion, were supplied by Mr. J. C. Durno

The bride and bridegroom left during the afternoon for London where the honeymoon is being spent.  They were the recipients large number of beautiful presents, of which the following is a list:- :-

Bridegroom to Bride - Silver candlesticks;

Bride to Bridegroom - Gold albert;

Mr. and Mrs. Masters-Cheque;

Mr. arid Mrs. Udall- Bedroom suite;

Mr. H A. Udall - Overmantel;

Mr. W. Gisbourne - Tree-pot on pedestal;

Miss Masters and Mr. Claydon - Brass curb;

Miss H. A. Masters - Brass fireirons;

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Masters - Dinner service;

Mr. E. Masters and Miss Rogerson - Walnut centre table;

Master Jack Masters -Table knives

Miss S. A. Masters - Mats antimacassars and tea cosy;

Miss B J  Masters - Silver spoons;

Mr. and Mrs. Adcock - Coal cabinet;

Mr. and Mrs. L. Gisbourne - Silver six-bottle crest;

Miss Adcock and Mr. P. Harrison - Silver sugar scuttle;

Miss A. Adcock and Mr. W, Blower-Silver cream jugs and sugar basin in stand;

Mr. J. Adcock, jun., and Miss Raynor - Silver - mounted sardine dish and fork;

Miss C. Adock - Hand-painted fire-screen;

Mr. T.  Adcock - Tumblers;

Miss M. Adock- sugar basin in silver stand;

Miss E. Adock - Liqueur glasses;

Miss Lily Adock - bread dish;

Mr. F. Adock - Port glasses;

Mr. W. Gisbourne jun. - Case of carvers;

Mister H. Gisbourne - Desert spoons;

Miss D and Master Jack Gisbourne - Tea spoons;

Mr. 0. Arnold (Handsworth) - Tea service;

Mr. and Mrs. J. Holloway (Handsworth) - Trinket Set;

Miss Holloway (Handsworth) - Bread dish;

Miss C. Holloway (Handsworth) - Dessert dishes;

Mr. and Mrs. C. Harris - Copper kettle;

Mrs. Toon - Cushions;

Miss A. Toon - Silver salt cellars;

Mr. and Mrs. T. Masters (Leeds) - Silver dessert spoons;

Mrs. Gardner - Crown Derby teapot;

Mr. J.  E. Compton-Bracebridge - Cheque;

Staff at Atherstone Hall - Silver jam dish;

Mr. Bramer - Breakfast crest;

Mr. and Mrs. Tingay - Silver sugar basin and sifter;

Miss K. Deeming - Duchess Set;

Mr. and Mrs. Lunn - Set of jugs;

Mr. W. Pickering - spoons;

Mr. and Mrs. W. Wright - Large table-cloth;

Mr. and Mrs. T. Harrison (Lichfield) - Counterpane;

Mr. H Wright - Set of carvers;

Mrs. Schofield - Table centre;

Mr. Price and Miss Cook - Silver-mounted salad bowl;

Mr. Burns and Miss Saxon (Wolverhampton) - Silver serviette rings and silver - mounted salt cellars.

Mr. and Mrs. Pyrah (Leeds) - Silver fish carvers;

Mr. and Mrs. Hamsworth (Leeds) - Silver fish knives and forks;

Mr. Flight and Mr. Priest - Pair vases;

Mrs T Allen -Cress dish;

Mr. and Mrs. Thompson (Sutton Coldfield) - Brass inkstand;

Miss Thompson and Mr. Mobay (Sutton Coldfield) - Brass clock;

Mr. and Mrs. Ward - Silver teapot;

Miss K. N. and L. Ward-Set of jugs;

Mister Dick Ward-Pair of vases;

Miss P. Deeming - Afternoon teacloth and mats;

Miss L. Miles - Sardine dish;

Miss M. Harrison -  bread fork;

Mr. H. A. Davis - Silver jaw dish and spoon;

Mr. R. Smart - Oak tea tray;

Mr. G. Taylor-Cruet;

Mr. Goodwin (Congleton) - Silver-mounted salt cellars;

Mr. and Mrs. A. Clarke-bed spread and tablecloth;

Mr. T. A. Ross - inlaid mahogany firescreen;

Miss A. and M. Pickering - Silver prongs;

Miss A. Sisson - Set of jugs;

Mr. Walker - silver mounted marmalade pot and silver butter knife;

Mr. Newmans - Silver mounted jam dish;

Mr. B. Edwards - Silver sugar basket;

Mr. H. Thompson - Silver flower stand;

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Burns (Wolverhampton) - Silver serviette rings;

Miss Hilda Dorman - Cheese dish.

From "The Atherstone News" Friday 16th June 1917

 Another Atherstonian Killed In Action.

Mrs. W. S. Udall South Street, Atherstone was officially notified yesterday of the death of her husband, Corporal William Sydney Udall Royal Engineers who was killed in action on June 3rd

The first intimation came from Captain Kidd, of the same company, who wrote on June 4th to the widow as follows:

"It is with a sad heart that I have, to write to tell you that your husband was killed by shell fire yesterday morning about a quarter past eleven outside our camp. Death was instantaneous as he was within a yard or two of the place where the shell struck the ground, so that be suffered no pain.  We laid him to rest this morning in a military cemetery here, and the chaplain says he will have a photograph of the grave taken, as soon as we have put up a cross and send it to you. I wish to tell you of the deep sympathy which the officers and men of the company feel for you in your loss which they also feel as their own for he was deservedly popular with all. For my own part I have lost a true friend."

        Serg.-Major W. H Evans writes:-" Please accept the heartfelt sympathy of all the N.C.O.'s and men of my company in the great and sad loss of your husband who was killed in action by shell fire on Sunday, the 3rd June, at about  11am We are all grieved by the loss of one to whom we were so much attached, and his absence will be felt by no one more than myself. 'Syd,' as we always called him, was ever ready to oblige. Whether at his work or in play, he was ever the same - always ready to lend a hand to others. We shall all miss him very much.  It may be a little consolation for you to know that your husband suffered no pain.  He was killed instantaneously.  We laid him so rest in the new military cemetery at--. The name will probably be supplied to you by the authorities. The grave will be marked with a wooden cross bearing a suitable inscription, and the chaplain who read the burial service, promised to have a photograph taken and forward the same to you as soon as possible 'We all hope you will have strength so bear up under the great trouble; and may God comfort you and your dear children and all other members of the family. Our crosses are heavy, but the cross you are called upon to bear is tar more heavy.  God be with you"

Corporal Udall (elder son of Mr. and Mr.W. Udall, South Street) was 32 years of age, and was well known in Atherstone.  He enlisted voluntarily in the early parts of May, 1915 and went out to the troups in January 1916.  Previous to joining the colours be was for some time butler at Atherstone  Hall and for several seasons was a playing member of the Atherstone Cricket Club. He was at home on leave from the front for the first time a month ago and was killed a fortnight after his return. He leaves a widow and three young children.

World War 1 Record

Name: UDALL, William Sydney 

Regiment, Corps etc.: Corps of Royal Engineers 

Battalion etc.: 

Surname: Udall 

Forename(s): William Sydney 

Initials: W S 

Birthplace: Dunston Heath, Staffs 

Enlisted: Coventry, Warwickshire 

Residence: Atherstone, Warwickshire 

Rank: L/CPL 

Number: 99080 

Date died: 03 June 1917 

How died: Killed in action 

Theatre of war: France & Flanders 

 Supplementary Notes: (24TH A.T. COY., R.E.).   

The Kelly's Trade Directory of 1912 Lists Udall, William Sydney as a Shopkeeper of Coleshill Street.

WS Udall  trading as a grocer, Coleshill St, in a 1914 trade directory

 1901 Census

William is entered and transcribed as William S.  Wall

1901 RG13; Piece: 2764; Folio: 33; Page: 21

Lea Castle Wolverley Worcestershire

William S Wall single 18 yrs footman domestic b Staffs Drayton W Penkridge

George M Brown Westhead is head of the household - A "Barrister at Law - living on own means"

 Debt of Honour Register

In Memory of

 WILLIAM SIDNEY UDALL 

 Lance Corporal

99080

214th Tunnelling Coy., Royal Engineers

who died on

Sunday 3 June 1917 . Age 33 .

Additional Information: Son of William and Sarah Udall, of 56, South St., Atherstone, Warwickshire. Cemetery:POPERINGHE NEW MILITARY CEMETERYPoperinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium Grave or Reference Panel Number:II. C. 17.Location:Poperinghe New Military Cemetery is located 10.5 km west of Ieper town centre, in the town of Poperinge itself. From Ieper, Poperinge is reached via the N308. From Ieper town centre the Poperingseweg (N308), is reached via Elverdingsestraat then directly over two small roundabouts in the J. Capronstraat. The Poperingseweg is a continuation of the J. Capronstraat and begins after a prominent railway level crossing. On reaching the town of Poperinge, the left hand turning from the N308 leads onto the R33 Poperinge ring road. 1 km along the N33 lies the right hand turning onto Deken De Bolan. The cemetery is located 100 metres from the ring road level with Onze Vrouwedreef on the right hand side of the road. Historical Information:The town of Poperinghe (now Poperinge) was of great importance during the First World War because, although occasionally bombed or bombarded at long range, it was the nearest place to Ypres (now Ieper) which was both considerable in size and reasonably safe. It was at first a centre for casualty clearing stations, but by 1916 it became necessary to move these units further back and field ambulances took their places. The earliest Commonwealth graves in the town are in the communal cemetery. The Old Military Cemetery was made in the course of the First Battle of Ypres and was closed, so far as Commonwealth burials are concerned, at the beginning of May 1915. The New Military Cemetery was established in June 1915. The New Military Cemetery contains 677 Commonwealth burials of the First World War and 271 French war graves. The cemetery was designed by Sir Reginald Blomfield.

More About WILLIAM SYDNEY UDALL:

Baptism: 28 Sep 1884, St Leonard's Church, Dunston, near Penkridge, Staffordshire

Burial: POPERINGHE NEW MILITARY CEMETERYPoperinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium

Occupation: 1910,  Butler, Atherstone Hall

Notes for NORAH KATHLEEN ADA CADMAN:

Birth Certificate (Ref: Birth Marriage Death Certificates\B3NoraKathleenCadman1890)

Nora Kathleen was born on 22nd November 1890 at Long Street, Atherstone, Warwickshire. Her father is given as William Cadman a Hatter (Journeyman).  W. Cadman (father) of Long Street, Atherstone was the informant. The mother is given as Ellen Cadman formally Stringer. The birth was registered on 13th December 1890.

Death Certificate (Ref: Birth Marriage Death Certificates\D3NoraKathleenCadman1971)

Nora Kathleen Callis (maiden name Cadman) died on 3rd October 1971 at 170. Watling Street, Grendon, Atherstone. She was the widow of Thomas Dudley Callis a coalminer. The informant was Thomas Holtham her son in law. She die of Cerebral Thrombosis certified by K Yarn MRCS. The death was registered on 5th October 1971.

Parish Records Atherstone

1891,20-January ,Norah Kathleen Ada, Father: William, Mother: Ellen, Cadman,Atherstone, Occupation: Hatter,

 More About NORAH KATHLEEN ADA CADMAN:

Baptism: 20 Jan 1891, Atherstone

 Notes for SARAH EMILY MASTERS:

BMD reference: MASTERS  Sarah Emily Atherstone vol 6d page 441 Births - Mar qtr. 1888

 More About SARAH EMILY MASTERS:

Baptism: 05 Feb 1888, Atherstone

Additional Information: (Following the death of her first husband William Sydney Udall, SARAH EMILY married HOWARD RICKETTS born on 19 Dec 1892 in Rushall, Staffordshire, on 05 Jun 1922 in The Wesleyan Chapel, Westborough, Scarborough.  Howard and Sarah Emily had a daughter called MARY RICKETTS born on 26 Jan 1926 in 26, Burleigh Street, Walsall, Staffordshire.  Mary married Albert Holland, son of Ernest Holland, on 12 Jul 1947 in St Mary's Church, Boulton, Derbyshire.  He was born in 1925).

 Child of WILLIAM UDALL and NORAH CADMAN is:

3.                i.    WILLIAM GEORGE⁷ CADMAN, b. 20 Sep 1910, 2 Raddlebarn Road, Selly Oak, Northfield, Kings Norton, Birmingham; d. 01 Sep 1988, Abbey House Nursing Home, Cliftonthorpe, Ashby de la Zouch. Cause of Death: Bronchopneumonia.

Children of WILLIAM UDALL and SARAH MASTERS are:

4.               ii.    WILLIAM EDWARD GISBOURNE⁷ UDALL, b. 28 May 1910, Atherstone, Warwickshire; d. Abt. Feb 1978, Lichfield district.

                 iii.    GERTRUDE ETHEL SARAH UDALL, b. 24 Jul 1914, Atherstone, Warwickshire; d. Nov 2003, Derby; m. WILFRED ARNOLD NEEDHAM BARNETT, 06 Feb 1940, St Mary's Church, Boulton, Derbyshire; b. Abt. Feb 1917, Foleshill district, Warwickshire.

Notes for GERTRUDE ETHEL SARAH UDALL:

Marriage Certificate (Ref:BirthMarriageDeathCertificates/M4cGertrudeUdallAndWilfredBarnettMarriage1940)

6th February 1940 at St Mary's Church, Boutlon, Derby

Wilfred Arnold Needham Barnett, age 23, a bachelor, employed as a Van Driver  and resident at 30, Wellington Street, Derby married Gertrude Ethel Sarah Udall, age 25, a spinster, no profession given, father William Sydney Udall (deceased), resident at 843, Osmaston Road, Derby.

Witnesses at the Wedding were P. Kevusis? and W E G Udall.

 Death Referance:

Name: Gertrude Ethel S Barnett

Birth Date: 24 Jul 1914

Death Registration Month/Year: Nov 2003

Age at death (estimated): 89 

Registration district: Derby 

Inferred County: Derbyshire 

Register number: E50C 

Entry Number: 244 

Notes for WILFRED ARNOLD NEEDHAM BARNETT:

Birth details:

Name: Wilfred A N Barnett

Year of Registration: 1917 

Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 

Mother's Maiden Name: Barnett 

District: Foleshill 

County: Warwickshire 

Volume: 6d 

Page: 1154 

Marriage Certificate (Ref:BirthMarriageDeathCertificates/M4cGertrudeUdallAndWilfredBarnettMarriage1940)

6th February 1940 at St Mary's Church, Boutlon, Derby

Wilfred Arnold Needham Barnett, age 23, a bachelor, employed as a Van Driver  and resident at 30, Wellington Street, Derby married Gertrude Ethel Sarah Udall, age 25, a spinster, no profession given, father William Sydney Udall (deceased), resident at 843, Osmaston Road, Derby.

Witnesses at the Wedding were P. Kevusis? and W E G Udall.

 More About WILFRED ARNOLD NEEDHAM BARNETT:

Occupation: 1940, Van Driver 

                 iv.    SYDNEY ARNOLD LESLIE UDALL, b. Abt. Aug 1916, Atherstone, Warwickshire; m. WINIFRED DAISY MIDDLETON, 04 Feb 1942, St Mary's Church, Boulton, Derbyshire; b. 1916, Shardlow registration district.

 Notes for SYDNEY ARNOLD LESLIE UDALL:

Marriage(Ref:Birth Marriage Death Certificates /M4xSidneyUdallAndWinifredMiddletonMarriage1942)

The marriage took place at St. Mary's Church, Boulton, Derby on 4 February 1942

William Sydney Arnold Leslie Udall, age 25, a bachelor. Occupation: H M Forces Sherwood Forestors, Father: William Sydney Udall (deceased), resident at 843, Osmaston Road, Allenton, Derby married Winifred Daisy Middleton, age 25, a Spinster resident at 50, Upper Moor  Road, Allenton, Derby. Father: John William Middleton "General Stores".

The Witnesses were W E G Udall and J W Middleton.

 Have found this reference to death?Probably NOT the same person.

Name: Sidney Albert Udall

Birth Date: 10 Aug 1914

Death Registration Month/Year: Mar 1984

Age at death (estimated): 69 

Registration district: Poole 

Inferred County: Dorset 

Volume: 23 

Page: 944 

Football Career

A reference to Syd Udall in 'The Foxes Alphabet'.

 Appendix Three deals with 'The Nearly Men', those who did not make the

 Leicester senior team but played elsewhere.

 Ted Udall falls into that category and it says: 'His brother Sid also joined

 City from Atherstone in October 1935 but spent a fruitless two years atFilbert Street'.

Generation No. 3 

3.  WILLIAM GEORGE⁷ CADMAN (WILLIAM SYDNEY⁶ UDALL, WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, JOHN³ NUDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹)¹ was born 20 Sep 1910 in 2 Raddlebarn Road, Selly Oak, Northfield, Kings Norton, Birmingham², and died 01 Sep 1988 in Abbey House Nursing Home, Cliftonthorpe, Ashby de la Zouch. Cause of Death: Bronchopneumonia.  He married DOROTHY SMEDLEY³ 08 Jun 1946 in Primitive Methodist Church,Burton Road, Ashby de la Zouch , daughter of HECTOR SMEDLEY and DOROTHY PAYNE.  She was born 28 Feb 1921 in Ashby de la Zouch, and died 07 Nov 2005 in Tillson House, Coalville, Leics..

 Notes for WILLIAM GEORGE CADMAN:

Birth Certificate (Ref Birth Death Marriage Certificates/B4bWGCadmanBirthFull)

William George Cadman was born on 20 September 1910 to Norah Kathleen Cadman he was said to be staying with "Granny Glyn"  the birth certificate gives the address of 2 Raddlebarn Road, Selly Oak, Northfield, Kings Norton in the County of Worcester.  The profession of his mother is given as Kitchen Maid. Information from Birth Certificate. The birth was registered on 30th September 1910 and signed by Norah Kathleen Cadman. 2 Raddlebarn Road has been found to be Selly Oak Hospital. The birth was registered in the registration district of Kings Norton in the county of Worcester. Its number is 109.

Marriage (Ref: Birth Death Marriage Certificates/ M4abWGCadmanMarriageGroomFatherCheck

The marriage took place on 8 June 1946 at The Methodist Church, Burton Rd., Ashby de la Zouch.

William George Cadman (a bachelor, aged 35 years, a coal miner (loader underground) of 13 Wood Street, Ashby de la Zouch married Dorothy Cadman (a spinster, aged 25 years, a shorthand typist of 13, Wood Street, Ashby de la Zouch).  The brides father is given as Hector Smedley a bricklayer. The witnesses were E C Hallam and S Smedley. The certificate number is 946.

 Death Certificate (Ref: Birth Marriage Death Certificate/D4bWGCadmanDeath)

William George Cadman died on 1 September 1988 at Abbey House Nursing Home, Cliftonthorpe, Ashby de la Zouch.  His date and place of birth is given as 20 September 1910 ay Kings Norton. His occupation and usual address is given as a Coal Miner (belt driver, below ground retired) 16 Holywell Avenue Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire. The death was reported by xxxxx. The cause of death is givne as Bronchopneumonia signed by his GP Doctor  V A Church MB. The Death was registered on 1 September 1988. The entry number is 214.

More About WILLIAM GEORGE CADMAN:

Occupation: Coal Miner, Belt Driver, below ground.

 Notes for DOROTHY SMEDLEY:

Birth Certificate (Ref: Birth Marriage Death Certificitates/ B4aDorothyCadmanBirth)

Dorothy was born on February 28 at Wood Street Ashby de la Zouch, her father was Hector Smedley a Bricklayer "journeyman", her mother is Dorothy Smedley formally Payne of Wood Street. The birth was registered on 9 April 1921

 Dorothy passed away unexpectibly on Nov 7 2005 at Tillson house, Coalville whilst recovering from breaking her femur.

Death Certificate(Ref: Birth Marriage Death Certificitates/DeathDorothyCadman2005)

Date and Place of Death:Sventh November2005, Tillson House, Bradgate Drive, Coalville, Leics.

Name and Surname: DorothyCadman, Sex: Female, aiden Name: Smedley

Date and place of birth: 28th February 1921 Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire.

Occupation and usual address: Export secretary (retired), Widow of William George Cadman, Coalminer (underground) (retired), 16, Holwell Avenue, Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire.

Name and surname of informant: A. Cadman

Cause of Death: Ia) Ischaemic heart disease

Certified by Carolyn Lesley Hull, Deputy Coronerfor Rutland and North Leicestershire after post mortom without inquest.

Date of registration: tenth of November 2005.

Registrar: L. Baker

 More About DOROTHY SMEDLEY:

Occupation: Secretary

        Children of WILLIAM CADMAN and DOROTHY SMEDLEY are:

5.                i.    xxxxx  CADMAN,

6.               ii.    xxxxx  CADMAN,.

                 iii.    PETER CADMAN, b. Abt. May 1952, Ashby de la Zouch ; d. Abt. 1952, Ashby de la Zouch.

 Notes for PETER CADMAN:

Peter was born in the June quarter of 1952. His birth was registered at Coalville vol 3a

page 589.

 4.  WILLIAM EDWARD GISBOURNE⁷ UDALL (WILLIAM SYDNEY⁶, WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, JOHN³ NUDALL, FRANCIS² UDALL, FRANCIS¹) was born 28 May 1910 in Atherstone, Warwickshire, and died Abt. Feb 1978 in Lichfield district.  He married ETHEL MAY VARDEN 27 Jun 1936 in St Mary's Church, Boulton, Derbyshire, daughter of JOHN VARDEN and CHARLOTTE ELLIS.  She was born Abt. Feb 1913 in Nuneaton District.

 Notes for WILLIAM EDWARD GISBOURNE UDALL:

Marriage Certificate (Ref: Birth MarriageDeathCertificates/M4xWilliamUdallAndEthelVardenMarriage1936)

The Marriage was solemized at St Mary's church in the Parish of Boulton, in the County of Derby

William Edward Gisbourne Udall, age 26 a Bachelor whose occupation was a Professional Footballer married Ethel May Varden, age 23, a Spinster married Ethel May Varden on 27ht June 1936. Both were resident at 843, Osmaston Road, Allenton. The two witnesses at the wedding were C. A. Harrison and E E Harrison.

 Football

Career: Atherstone Town. Leicester City November 1931. Derby County May 1934. Retired because of injury. Manager, Atherstone Town

Ted Udall became Derby County's regular Right - Back when England International Tommy Cooper joined Liverpool. His injury problems began on Easter Monday 1935, when he dislocated a shoulder against Everton. He was only out for one game and was encouragingly consistent the following season until he aggravated the injury in the sixth round FA Cup tie against Fulham. From then on, Udall was always liable to shoulder trouble and the injury was so persistent that he needed 12 operations After leaving the Baseball ground. In the early post-war years; Udall was of Manger of Atherstone Town.

Made 88 appearances for Derby County (no goals) between 1934 and 1937

 More About WILLIAM EDWARD GISBOURNE UDALL:

Baptism: 24 Aug 1910, Atherstone

Most Recent discoveries:

Comments on the information below would be very welcome.

I have just made a fascinating discovery that could take our Udall line back further (back to 1615 and earlier).  I have been in communication with Gay who has a web site on Tribal Pages.  Our scenario is this: 

We were wondering if; Francis Udall (Udale) b 1716 at Ellastone who married Mary Schemilt in Gays tree, is the same as the  Francis m Mary in my tree? The Francis in Gay’s tree m Mary Schemilt in 1735, they had, Richard (no birthdate as yet) Mary b1740 and Matthew b 1743 all born Ellastone.

 The link to this bit in Gay’s tree is:

 http://gaze.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?pid=528&userid=gaze&view=0

 (N.B. to get in, you need to type the password 10000)

Our early tree therefore possibly looks something like this:

1. JOHN¹ UDALL was born Abt. 1615 in Ellastone, Staffordshire., and died 1664 in Ellastone, Staffordshire.. He married ELIZABETH BULL 04 Mar 1639/40 in Ellastone, Staffordshire, daughter of JOHN BULL and JANE MILNER. She was born 1620 in Ellastone, Staffordshire., and died 1679 in Ellastone, Staffordshire..

Children of JOHN UDALL and ELIZABETH BULL are:

2. ROBERT² UDALL (JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1665 in Ellastone, Staffordshire.. He married SARAH 1690 in Ellastone, Staffordshire.

Children of ROBERT UDALL and SARAH are:

3. JOHN³ UDALL (ROBERT², JOHN¹) was born 1692 in Ellastone, Staffordshire., and died 1786 in Ellastone, Staffordshire.. He married ESTHER Abt. 1715 in Ellastone, Staffordshire. She died 1741 in Ellastone, Staffordshire..

More About JOHN UDALL:

Children of JOHN UDALL and ESTHER are:

4. FRANCIS⁴ UDALL (JOHN³, ROBERT², JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1716 in Ellastone, Staffordshire.. He married MARY SHEMILT 01 Feb 1734/35 in Ellastone, Staffordshire.

More About FRANCIS UDALL:

Children of FRANCIS UDALL and MARY SHEMILT are:

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