The Children of John Nalton & Jane Oxendale

John Nalton: c.1832                 

According to the 1841 Census, John was aged 9 and born in Norton, Yorkshire; John was then living in Wranghams Yard, Providence Place, Driffield,Yorkshire.  John appears in the 1871 Census, aged 38, a Sawyer, married to Eliza Myers, aged 36 born in Driffield. John married Eliza in 1857 (Dec 1857 Driffield 9d 481). They lived in Washington Street, Driffield with the following children all born in Driffield:

John W Nalton aged 11 and born c.1860. He was a Scholar.

Mary Ann Nalton  aged 9 and born early 1862.  She was a Scholar

Edward Nalton aged 7 and born early 1864. He was a Scholar

Jane Nalton aged 2 and born c. 1869

Charles Nalton aged 4 months and born late 1870

Also present was John’s brother, George, aged 19, a Blacksmith

According to the 1891 Census, John, aged 31 and a Grocer’s Assistant, was living in Harpum, Driffield, with Mary E, Hackner, his wife aged 33.  They were living in the home of Mary’s parents, Edward Hackner, born in Harpum and Hannah born in Hunmanby,  both aged 63. Edward was a Farm Labourer and Hannah a Dressmaker. Also present, all born in Harpum, were the following additional children of Edward and Hannah:

Ann Hackner aged 35

Edward Hackner aged 28 a Farm Labourer

plus Edith E Nalton a granddaughter (daughter of John & Mary), aged 6, a Scholar

Thomas Nalton: c.1834                 

According to the 1841 Census, Thomas was aged 7 and born in Norton, Yorkshire. Thomas was then living in Wranghams Yard, Providence Place, Driffield.

Mary Nalton: c.1838                     

According to the 1841 Census, Mary was Aged 3 and born in Norton, Yorkshire. Mary was then living in Wranghams Yard, Providence Place, Driffield. According to the 1851 Census, Mary was aged 13. Mary was then living in 77 Providence Place, Driffield. According to the 1861 Census, Mary was aged 23, a colourer of wood engravings, living at Wranghams Yard, Providence Place

Rebecca Nalton: c.1840                

According to the 1841 Census, Rebecca was aged 1 and born in Driffield. According to the 1851 Census, Rebecca was aged 12. Rebecca was then living in Wranghams Yard, Providence Place, Driffield. According to the 1861 Census, Rebecca was aged 21, a colourer of wood engravings. In early 1868, Rebecca married William Thomas Fewester Smith in Driffield (baptised in Driffield on 7th December 1838 and died on 14th March 1920 in Driffield). According to the 1871 Census, They did not then have any children, but were living in Church Street Driffield.  William was aged 33, a Tailor born in Skelton, Yorkshire, and Rebecca, aged 30.  Also present were a brother of William – John Atkinson? – a Coachsmith aged 20 and John Singleton, a boarder and joiner, aged 20.

Joseph Nalton: c.1843                 

See Joseph Nalton Page

Aaron Nalton: 1849                   

According to the 1851 Census, Aaron was aged 2 and born in Driffield. Aaron was then living in 77 Providence Place, Driffield. According to the 1861 Census, Aaron was aged 12

George Nalton: c.1851

According to the 1861 Census, George was aged 9 and born in Driffield.  According to the 1871 Census he was living with his brother, John, and his family – see above. In 1891 George, aged 39 and a Postman, is married to Anne Eliza Morris, aged 37, whom he married in 1874 and was born in Driffield. They lived at 40 Washington Street, Driffield with the following children all born in Driffield:

Ernest Topham Nalton  was aged 13 and born September 1877.  He was then an Errand Boy.  He married Evelyn Florence Poole in 1902 in Ecceshall. Evelyn was born in Sheffield. On the birth certificate of their daughter, Doris, in 1902, Ernest's job was that of a Stock Room Boots.

According to the 1911 census, Ernest was 34 and Evelyn, born in Sheffield, was 35. They were living at 31 Hardstall Road, Nottingham. Ernest was a Railway Goods Checker with the LMS Railway. Children at home, all born in Sheffield were:

Doris Nalton aged 8 born in October 1902. She married Alfred Weedon. They had a son

Robert Nalton who married a Ruth and had two sons

Timothy Nalton

Richard Nalton

George Jabez Nalton aged 6 born on 22nd April 1904. He married Mable Lily Battams in Newport Pagnell Register Office, Buckinghamshire in October 1932. Mable was born on 29th July 1906. They had two children:

Sheila Evelyn Nalton born on 10th April 1933. She married Alan Peter Kay at St Marrtin's Church, Fenny Stratford on 14th August 1954. Alan was born on 5th March 1932. They had four children.

Barry Keith Nalton  born on 31st March 1938. He married Christine Norman and they had two children

Samuel Henry Nalton aged 3 born on 18th March 1907 He married Nellie ? and they had one child. Samuel died in 1991

At some point Ernest and the family moved to 48 Maxwell Road, Crewe; Ernest worked there as a Goods Checker in the Goods Sheds.

Ernest died c.1938 and Evelyn in 1951 in Crewe.

Clara Nalton was aged 8 and born c.1883.  She was a Scholar

Edwin Nalton was aged 6 and born mid 1886. He was a Scholar 

According to the 1901 Census, George, aged 49 and Annie, aged 51, were living at 4 Washington Street, Driffield.  George was a Rural Postman .  Children at home were:

Clara Nalton aged 18. She was a servant

Edwin Nalton aged 16. He was a Printer’s Apprentice

There was also a household servant resident

According to the 1911 census, George aged 59 and Ann Elizabeth aged 63 were living at 5 Cross Hill, Driffield. George was still a Postman, married for 38 years having had 4 children, one of whom had died. Also present was Clara Nalton aged 28