Hannah Nuttall - Todmorden - need help please

[Neale1961]

James Thomas NUTTALL Married 1904 Oldham to Ellen DAWSON

1911 census – Oldham
James Thomas NUTTALL – Head, 30, married, Mule Minder Cotton spinning, born Rossendale
Ellen NUTTALL – wife, 30, married 6 yrs, 4 children, born Hollinwood
James Dawson NUTTALL – son, 5
John NUTTALL – Son, 3
Jane Ellen NUTTALL – daughter 2
Frank NUTTALL – son 1 month
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BIRTH REGO
NUTTALL, JAMES  THOMAS                 Mother -  COOPER    
GRO Reference: 1880  D Quarter in HASLINGDEN  Volume 08E  Page 121
 
Parents - Jane Ann COOPER and James NUTTALL - married 1877 Haslingden



1881 census – Higher Booths (Rossendale)
James NUTTALL – head, 32, Cotton weaver, born Newchurch Lancs
Jane Ann NUTTALL – wife, 30, born Newchurch Lancs
James Thomas NUTTALL – 6 months
Mary Ann NUTTALL – sister unmarried 37

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1901 census Oldham below Town (all working in the cotton industry)
James NUTTAL – Head 52 born Newchurch
Jane Ann NUTTAL – Wife 50 born Newchurch
James T NUTTAL – son 20 born Newchurch
Frank NUTTAL – son 16 born Hollinwood
Hannah NUTTAL – daughter 13 born Hollinwood


1911 census Oldham South shows Jane Ann NUTTALL age 60 widow, married 35 yrs, ( children born, 3 living, 6 dead) her son Frank and daughter Hannah are single and living with her,

[Neale1961]

James NUTTALL married 1877 Haslingden to Jane Ann COOPER

James was the son of Eli NUTTALL and Hannah GREENWOOD – married 1836 Newchurch, Lancs


Birth Rego
NUTTALL, JAMES       Mother - GREENWOOD 
GRO Reference: 1849  M Quarter in HASLINGDEN  Volume 21  Page 538


1851 census Newchurch
Eli NUTTALL – head, 37, power loom weaver cotton, born Whalley Lancs
Hannah NUTTALL – wife 41, born Whalley
Betty NUTTALL – 13 daughter born Whalley
Mary Ann NUTTALL – 7 daughter born Whalley
Sarah Jane NUTTALL – 5 daughter born Whalley
James NUTTALL – 2 son born Whalley
William NUTTALL – 2 months son born Whalley

[AUSSIE michelle]

James Thomas NUTTALL Married 1904 Oldham to Ellen DAWSON

1911 census – Oldham
James Thomas NUTTALL – Head, 30, married, Mule Minder Cotton spinning, born Rossendale
Ellen NUTTALL – wife, 30, married 6 yrs, 4 children, born Hollinwood
James Dawson NUTTALL – son, 5
John NUTTALL – Son, 3
Jane Ellen NUTTALL – daughter 2
Frank NUTTALL – son 1 month
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BIRTH REGO
NUTTALL, JAMES  THOMAS                 Mother -  COOPER    
GRO Reference: 1880  D Quarter in HASLINGDEN  Volume 08E  Page 121
 
Parents - Jane Ann COOPER and James NUTTALL - married 1877 Haslingden



1881 census – Higher Booths (Rossendale)
James NUTTALL – head, 32, Cotton weaver, born Newchurch Lancs
Jane Ann NUTTALL – wife, 30, born Newchurch Lancs
James Thomas NUTTALL – 6 months
Mary Ann NUTTALL – sister unmarried 37

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1901 census Oldham below Town (all working in the cotton industry)
James NUTTAL – Head 52 born Newchurch
Jane Ann NUTTAL – Wife 50 born Newchurch
James T NUTTAL – son 20 born Newchurch
Frank NUTTAL – son 16 born Hollinwood
Hannah NUTTAL – daughter 13 born Hollinwood


1911 census Oldham South shows Jane Ann NUTTALL age 60 widow, married 35 yrs, ( children born, 3 living, 6 dead) her son Frank and daughter Hannah are single and living with her,

Hi and HUGE thanks Neale1961. Definitely you are a lot better at this than me!! I just had so much trouble and I VERY much appreciate the help. I will pass on to mother in law. Many thanks Michelle

[AUSSIE michelle]

Also what Sylvia did say is perhaps he is buried near his brother james ?? Not that I can find where he is buried either??

I don't believe he had a brother James.

Not sure what sites you are using. But some links here to Familysearch.  It is free, but you do have to register.

1939 -Hannah & Harold Jackson can be found in 1939

Harold Jackson was a twin
these births -
Harold Jackson  dec qtr 1913 Burnley 8d 436
Lilly Jackson dec qtr 1913 Burnley 8d 436.  mmn RICHARDSON
(so Harold was a year out in 1939) But Lily got it right


William JACKSON and Clara RICHARDSON were married Burnley Mar qtr 1896

A son -  Latham Jackson  S. Qtr 1897, Burnley Union. Vol 08E page 163
1911 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X4M2-8HY
(the twins must have been a big surprise!)

Anyway - Latham has a WW1 record that has survived
he married Dorothy HILLARY in 1919.  I don’t see that they had any children
and died 23 August 1976 there is a probate for him.  Cannot see his burial either. But perhaps it is he Harold was interred near.

William, Clara and Latham look as though they tried living in Canada. They are on a ship to Canada July 1906 going to Winnipeg Also an Elizabeth Jackson age 35, single - it might say “to stop with brother-in-law” not sure
and an Elizabeth A. Wilson age 18

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2Q3D-W5R.

Harold’s Twin Lily died in Halifax on 2 July 1964 (Lily HAIGH wife of Eric HAIGH)  They were married in 1938
Possibly a son in 1940 - Halifax and a daughter 1941 - would need certs to confirm - so they would be your m-in-law’s cousins.
Lily shows on Deceased on line  as a cremation https://www.deceasedonline.com/servlet/GSDOSearch?DetsView=Summary&src=ext&fileid=14024538

https://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl

Hi and thanks so much. I  was looking at Ancestry and My Heritage and honestly just couldn't get info BUT was going by what my mother in law of 80 was telling me.
SO all information is purely by what was advised and thank goodness for this site as now beginning to put together.
Mother in law had stated he was one of a twn and could be buried near his brother james.

I have quite a bit to advise her on now and thanks for your patience. I appreciate it,
Cheers Michelle