Anna NOTTIDGE [22049]

  General Notes:

Ann Frances Nottidge
Baptism Date: 18 Feb 1799
Baptism Place: East Hanningfield,Essex
Father: Rev John Nottidge
FHL Film Number: 571181
Not Proven to Anna [22061]

Ann Nottidge
Burial date05 Jan 1826
Burial placeSt. Mary, Bocking, Essex, England
PlaceBocking
CountyEssex England
Not Proven to Anna [22061]

9 Jul 1820
At Castle Hedingham Essex aged 19, Anna, second daughter of George Nottidge Esq. A few months only have elapsed since this expanding bud, in full enjoyment of all those mental and personal graces which female ambition covets, was underminded by a disease which baffled all medical aid.
Ref: The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 90, Part 2; Volume 128.

  Research Notes:

Anna is not proven to this family - 2015

Civil Birth Index
Anna Nottidge
Registration Year: 1842
Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun
Registration district: Braintree
Parishes for this Registration District: View Ecclesia
stical Parishes associated with this Registration District
Inferred County: Essex
Volume: 12
Page: 17

Civil Death Index
Anna Nottidge
Registration Year: 1842
Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration district: BraintreeEssex
Volume: 12
Page: 11
This excludes this Anna

  Other Records

1. Anna Nottidge: Letter to Catherine Mary Downing, 9 Oct 1815, Witham ESS.
Liveing Archive IMG 2578 - 2583 via CD Note letter dated 1814 conflicts with postmarks and note on address page 1815 ?

Oct 9^th 1814
My dear Catherine
I hope you will forgive my not writing to you before, when I tell you that till lately I have not been able to write at all, I do not know how much to thank you for your nice long letter, which contained so much news: and am afraid I have not much to tell you. Jane Mason was married last Thursday week, she sent Gloves & Cake, to Margaretta and myself, which was very good of her, they were gone to Brighton
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for a few weeks I believe. Papa came to see as last Friday, on his way to my uncle John's and we have seen him this morning also, it was quite an unexpected pleasure. We are going home for a few days very soon; you may suppose we are quite delighted at the thought of it, we wish we could have you with us. Thomas went home at Michaelmas for a week, but the little Spirity Eddy, stay till we go home; perhaps you do not know that the former, is to continue at school all the Winter. I am very sorry to say that Grand-papa is very ill and it is much feared he may not recover as he is at such an
(Page 3)
advanced stage. I had almost forgot to say that Margaretta and myself are quite well. I hope that you are the same and your mum, great aunt, to whom Margaretta and myself desire our kind regards, accept our united love and believe me.
You're very affectionate . . . . .
Anna Nottage.
PS. Excuse this short letter as I have not much time to write.

2. Anna Nottidge: Letter to Catherine Mary Downing, 18 Jan 1819, Castle Hedingham ESS.
Liveing Archive IMG 2561 - 2570 via CD

Castle Hedingham January 18th.
My dearest Catherine
It was my intention to have written to you some five days since but I could not find time till this therefore
Cross hatched difficult seeking original

3. Anna Nottidge: Letter to Catherine Mary Downing, 11 May 1819, Castle Hedingham ESS.
Liveing Archive IMG 2553 - 2560 via CD

4. Anna Nottidge: Letter to Catherine Mary Downing, 25 May 1819, Higham SFK.
Liveing Archive IMG 2571 - 2577 via CD.
May 24 1819 pr Higham.
Anna Nottage to
Miss C Downing
Stoke
Nayland

Higham May 25th 1819
My dearest Catherine
Many thanks for your kind note, I am very sorry to find by it that we shall not have your much wished for company until after your return from Town but as it is so ordered we must make the best of it and as I am determined to have some of your society I propose coming to you tomorrow and staying with you until the next day if quite convenient. Mrs Treglis [?] Has been confined a month and has got a fine boy she is quite well I am happy to say. I thought you had been informed of it during
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my absence from home and am grieved to find you were not. Elizabeth had not received your letter when we left home \endash I shall set off from here at 9:30 tomorrow and should be very much obliged to you if you will send some one for me (or come and meet me yourself) about the same time as Mamma will walk with me halfway¹ \endash I hardly know what I have been writing as company are already arrived to dinner and I am writing with them in the room which you know is detestable. My dear Catherine will I know excuse the hurried manner in which I am writing.
And believe me my truly [?] attached friend
Anna Nottidge
If you do not feel inclined for a walk do not come your self dear Catherine.

1. Higham to Stoke by Nayland is 3.2 miles a little over 1 hours walk.