William Nutley
(-)
Elizabeth ("Betty") Pearse
(-)
John Matthews of Collingbourne Kingston
(1779-1847)
Charlotte Broad
(1788-1853)
John Nutley of Collingbourne Kingston
(1810-1879)
Hannah Matthews
(1815-1876)
Enos Nutley of Bexhill
(1843-1922)

 

Family Links

Spouses/Children:
1. Susan Belding

  • Elizabeth Mary Nutley
  • Hannah Nutley
2. Annie Sophia Matthews
  • Harold Enos Albert Nutley

Enos Nutley of Bexhill

  • Born: 1843, Collingbourne Kingston, Wiltshire, England
  • Christened: 29 Jan 1843, Collingbourne Kingston, Wiltshire, England 1
  • Married (1): 9 Jun 1867, St. John at Hackney, London, England 2
  • Married (2): 1888, Marylebone District, London, England 3
  • Died: 1922, Battle District, Sussex, England 4

  Research Notes:

Enos son of John Nutley of this parish, labourer, and Hannah (baptismal record)

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In 1871 Enos Nutley, aged 28, born in Collingbourne, ag lab, and wife Susan, aged 26, born in Ma------ Norfolk were living in Ryder Ground? Ludgershall Wilts.

In 1881 Enos Nutley, aged 38, born in Collingbourne Wilts, warehouse packer, and wife Susan, aged 36, born in Magdalen Norfolk, were living at 44 Belgrave St., Ratliffe London. Present was daughter Elizabeth (3) of Stepney Middlesex.

In 1891 Enos Nutley, aged 47, born in Collingbourne Wiltshire, groom & gardener, and [2nd] wife Annie S., aged 43, born in Burbage Wilts, dressmaker, were living in Railway Terrace, Llandilofawr Carmarthenshire Wales. Present were children: Elizabeth (13) of Stepney London, Hannah (9) of Cambden-town London, Harold E. A. (1) of Putney London.

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MATRIMONIAL INFELICITY.

Enos Nutley was summoned by Annie Nutley, his wife, for desertion of herself and two children under the Married Woman's Act.—Mrs. Nutley, living in Sackville road, Bexhill, said she was married in 1888. Defendant had been a gardener to the Rev. Mortlock, and twelve weeks ago he suddenly went away without any reason. She had not seen him since, and defendant had not contributed anything towards her support. She afterwards ascertained where he had got.—Defendant said his wife spent money on drink.—Mrs. Nutley : That is wrong!—Cross-examined : I would not live again with you for anything; when I met you I had a good business worth from £1,300 to £1,700 a year, and now I am penniless.—Defendant said his wife was a "drunken good-for-nothing woman."—Mrs. Nutley : He always says that, but I have kept him for years.—Defendant put in a letter in which his wife had written, describing him as the "biggest blackguard unhung, etc."—The Clerk observed that the letter was not very polite.—Mrs. Nutley : But it's the truth.—The Clerk said defendant had married his wife and he must keep her.—Defendant said he did not see why he should keep a woman who was always drunk.—The Clerk : You married her for better or for worse, drunk nor not drunk!—The Bench granted a separation, and ordered defendant to pay 6s. a week.

The Tunbridge Wells Journal, 27 Oct 1898, p. 8

"For better or for worse." Those words have been quoted to the chagrin of Enos Nutley, who was on Saturday ordered to pay 6s. a week towards the maintenance of his wife. The spouse of Enos also obtained a separation order by the Hastings County Bench, who had to listen to a sad tale of domestic infelicity at Bexhill.

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MRS. NUTLEY had so far disregarded her marriage vows that she had written of the man she had promised to love and obey : "He's the biggest blackguard unhung. Curse him! Tell him I never want to cross his path again. But he'll have to do a few months at Lewes." There is certainly little comfort in that kind of love and obedience. Oh, the happy homes of England!

Bexhill-on-Sea Observer, Saturday, 29 Oct 1898, p. 4

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In 1901 Enos Nutley, aged 58, born in Tollingbourne Wilts, gardener, and wife Annie S., aged 53, born in Burbage Wilts, dressmaker (own account), were living at 33 Victoria Street, Brighton Sussex. With them was son Harold E (11) of Putney Surrey.

In 1911 Enos Nutley, aged 68, born in Collingbourne Wiltshire, jobbing gardener, and wife of 22 years Annie Sophia, aged 64, born in Burbage Wiltshire (mother of 1 child), were living in Church Street, Old Town, Bexhill, Sussex. Present was son Harold (21) of Putney Surrey, law clerk.

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Enos Nutley died aged 79 years. 4

  Marriage Information:

Enos married Susan Belding, daughter of George Belding and Mary Manning, on 9 Jun 1867 in St. John at Hackney, London, England. (Susan Belding was born in 1844 in Magdalen, Norfolk, England and died before 1888.)

  Marriage Notes:

Enos Nutley, full age, bachelor, porter, resident of Homerton Terrace, son of John Nutley, labourer, and
Sarah [sic] Belding, full age, spinster, resident of Homerton Terrace, daughter of George Belding, farm bailiff

Married after Banns

  Marriage Information:

Enos also married his 1st cousin Annie Sophia Matthews, daughter of Joseph Matthews and Charlotte Fisher, in 1888 in the Marylebone District, London, England. (Annie Sophia Matthews was born in 1847 in Burbage, Wiltshire, England, christened on 13 Jun 1847 in Burbage, Wiltshire, England, died on 23 May 1915 at Empire Dining Rooms, Devonshire Square, Bexhill, Sussex, England, and was buried on 28 May 1915 in St. Barnabas, Bexhill, Sussex, Englandaged 68 years.)

Sources


1 Collingbourne Kingston Wilts Parish Registers, Baptisms, p. 5, no. 33.

2 Hackney St. John Parish Register, Marriages, p. 82, no. 164.

3 England and Wales Marriage Registration Index, 1837-2005, 2nd Quarter, vol. 1a, p. 1134.

4 England and Wales Death Registration Index 1837-2007, 1st Quarter, vol. 2b, p. 87.


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