Samuel Nockolds, born in 1815 at Stalham, Norfolk County, England, was the oldest child and first son of Henry (born 1773) Nockolds and Martha Wiseman. Samuel was christened on January 22, 1815 at Stalham, Norfolk, England.
Christening Record:
Name: Samuel Nockolds
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 22 Jan 1815
Baptism/Christening Place: Stalham, Norfolk, England
Father's Name: Henry Nockolds
Mother's Name: Martha Nockolds
Samuel Nockolds married Frances Balse Riches and had a family of 5 children. They were: Samuel Riches Nockolds, Henry Worship Nockolds, Frances Nockolds, William Stephen Nockolds and Margaret Nockolds. Margaret died at age 7. The other 4 children lived to adulthood.
Samuel was a successful farmer, wealthy enough to send at least 2 of his children, Henry Worship Nockolds and Frances Nockolds to boarding schools.
According to the UK Census and other records, in:
1841, he was in Mundesley, Norfolk County, a farmer.
1851, he was in Wroxham, Norfolk County, a farmer with 7 employees.
1861, he was in Blofield, Norfolk County, a farmer with 400 acres and 15
employees.
1861, death of his 7 year old daughter, Margaret.
1871, he was in Chediston, Suffolk County, a farmer with 24 employees.
1872, Samuel was admitted to an asylum in Melton, Suffolk County, England on February 2, 1872.
1881, Samuel is not with Frances on this census. Frances is with her sisters, Louisa and Caroline Riches, in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk County. He is still in the asylum/hospital. Later named St. Audrey' Hospital.
1890, Samuel died on February 21, 1890. He had lived in Chediston but died in Sub-district of Woodbridge and Wilford in the County of Suffolk, apparently in a county asylum at Melton, later known as St. Audry's Hospital. His age at death on the gravestone is 75, and on his death certificate is 74.
Samuel Nockolds is buried at Buckenham, St. Nicholas Church Cemetery in Norfolk County, England.
Research and Biography by Jo (Nockolds) Roberts.
Christening Record:
Name: Samuel Nockolds
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 22 Jan 1815
Baptism/Christening Place: Stalham, Norfolk, England
Father's Name: Henry Nockolds
Mother's Name: Martha Nockolds
Samuel Nockolds married Frances Balse Riches and had a family of 5 children. They were: Samuel Riches Nockolds, Henry Worship Nockolds, Frances Nockolds, William Stephen Nockolds and Margaret Nockolds. Margaret died at age 7. The other 4 children lived to adulthood.
Samuel was a successful farmer, wealthy enough to send at least 2 of his children, Henry Worship Nockolds and Frances Nockolds to boarding schools.
According to the UK Census and other records, in:
1841, he was in Mundesley, Norfolk County, a farmer.
1851, he was in Wroxham, Norfolk County, a farmer with 7 employees.
1861, he was in Blofield, Norfolk County, a farmer with 400 acres and 15
employees.
1861, death of his 7 year old daughter, Margaret.
1871, he was in Chediston, Suffolk County, a farmer with 24 employees.
1872, Samuel was admitted to an asylum in Melton, Suffolk County, England on February 2, 1872.
1881, Samuel is not with Frances on this census. Frances is with her sisters, Louisa and Caroline Riches, in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk County. He is still in the asylum/hospital. Later named St. Audrey' Hospital.
1890, Samuel died on February 21, 1890. He had lived in Chediston but died in Sub-district of Woodbridge and Wilford in the County of Suffolk, apparently in a county asylum at Melton, later known as St. Audry's Hospital. His age at death on the gravestone is 75, and on his death certificate is 74.
Samuel Nockolds is buried at Buckenham, St. Nicholas Church Cemetery in Norfolk County, England.
Research and Biography by Jo (Nockolds) Roberts.
Samuel Nockolds, born in 1815 at Stalham, Norfolk County, England, was the oldest child and first son of Henry (born 1773) Nockolds and Martha Wiseman. Samuel was christened on January 22, 1815 at Stalham, Norfolk, England.
Christening Record:
Name: Samuel Nockolds
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 22 Jan 1815
Baptism/Christening Place: Stalham, Norfolk, England
Father's Name: Henry Nockolds
Mother's Name: Martha Nockolds
Samuel Nockolds married Frances Balse Riches and had a family of 5 children. They were: Samuel Riches Nockolds, Henry Worship Nockolds, Frances Nockolds, William Stephen Nockolds and Margaret Nockolds. Margaret died at age 7. The other 4 children lived to adulthood.
Samuel was a successful farmer, wealthy enough to send at least 2 of his children, Henry Worship Nockolds and Frances Nockolds to boarding schools.
According to the UK Census and other records, in:
1841, he was in Mundesley, Norfolk County, a farmer.
1851, he was in Wroxham, Norfolk County, a farmer with 7 employees.
1861, he was in Blofield, Norfolk County, a farmer with 400 acres and 15
employees.
1861, death of his 7 year old daughter, Margaret.
1871, he was in Chediston, Suffolk County, a farmer with 24 employees.
1872, Samuel was admitted to an asylum in Melton, Suffolk County, England on February 2, 1872.
1881, Samuel is not with Frances on this census. Frances is with her sisters, Louisa and Caroline Riches, in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk County. He is still in the asylum/hospital. Later named St. Audrey' Hospital.
1890, Samuel died on February 21, 1890. He had lived in Chediston but died in Sub-district of Woodbridge and Wilford in the County of Suffolk, apparently in a county asylum at Melton, later known as St. Audry's Hospital. His age at death on the gravestone is 75, and on his death certificate is 74.
Samuel Nockolds is buried at Buckenham, St. Nicholas Church Cemetery in Norfolk County, England.
Research and Biography by Jo (Nockolds) Roberts.
Christening Record:
Name: Samuel Nockolds
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 22 Jan 1815
Baptism/Christening Place: Stalham, Norfolk, England
Father's Name: Henry Nockolds
Mother's Name: Martha Nockolds
Samuel Nockolds married Frances Balse Riches and had a family of 5 children. They were: Samuel Riches Nockolds, Henry Worship Nockolds, Frances Nockolds, William Stephen Nockolds and Margaret Nockolds. Margaret died at age 7. The other 4 children lived to adulthood.
Samuel was a successful farmer, wealthy enough to send at least 2 of his children, Henry Worship Nockolds and Frances Nockolds to boarding schools.
According to the UK Census and other records, in:
1841, he was in Mundesley, Norfolk County, a farmer.
1851, he was in Wroxham, Norfolk County, a farmer with 7 employees.
1861, he was in Blofield, Norfolk County, a farmer with 400 acres and 15
employees.
1861, death of his 7 year old daughter, Margaret.
1871, he was in Chediston, Suffolk County, a farmer with 24 employees.
1872, Samuel was admitted to an asylum in Melton, Suffolk County, England on February 2, 1872.
1881, Samuel is not with Frances on this census. Frances is with her sisters, Louisa and Caroline Riches, in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk County. He is still in the asylum/hospital. Later named St. Audrey' Hospital.
1890, Samuel died on February 21, 1890. He had lived in Chediston but died in Sub-district of Woodbridge and Wilford in the County of Suffolk, apparently in a county asylum at Melton, later known as St. Audry's Hospital. His age at death on the gravestone is 75, and on his death certificate is 74.
Samuel Nockolds is buried at Buckenham, St. Nicholas Church Cemetery in Norfolk County, England.
Research and Biography by Jo (Nockolds) Roberts.
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Samuel NOCKOLDS died 1890 aged 75.
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