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Ernest NUTTALL (1891 - )

coal miner

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Ernest NUTTALL (1891 - ) + Susannah SHEPHERD	Richard NUTTALL (1864 - 1909)	Ricahrd NUTTALL (1821 - 1893)	Richard NUTTALL (1786 - )
				Ann (NUTTALL) (1791 - )
			Ellen (NUTTALL) (1823 - 1886)
		Elizabeth AMOS (1858 - )	Daniel AMOS (1835 - 1885)	Jonas AMOS (1811 - 1880)
				Louisa Lucy (AMOS) (1812 - )
			Alice HARTLEY (1831 - 1902)

b. 1891 at Little Lever, Lancashire, England

m. abt Mar 1919 Susannah SHEPHERD at Wigan, Lancashire, England

Near Relatives of Ernest NUTTALL (1891 - )
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	Ricahrd NUTTALL	abt 1821	Great Harwood, Lancashire, England	abt 1893	Bolton, Lancashire, England	72
Grandmother	Ellen (NUTTALL)	abt 1823	Darcy Lever, Lancashire, England	abt 1886	Lancashire, England	63
Grandfather	Daniel AMOS	1835	March, Cambridgeshire, England	abt Sep 1885	Bury, Lancashire, England	50
Grandmother	Alice HARTLEY	1831	Lipsend, Cambridgeshire, England	abt Jun 1902	Bury, Lancashire, England	71
Father	Richard NUTTALL	abt 1864	Little Lever, Lancashire, England	1909		45
Mother	Elizabeth AMOS	1858	Leigh, Lancashire, England
Self	Ernest NUTTALL	1891	Little Lever, Lancashire, England
Wife	Susannah SHEPHERD
Brother	Amos NUTTALL	1893	Little Lever, Lancashire, England
Sister	Alice NUTTALL	1898	Little Lever, Lancashire, England	1983	Lancashire, England	85
Half Brother	Charles MATHER	abt 1884	Little Lever, Lancashire, England	24 Aug 1914	Frameries, France	30
Uncle	Roger NUTTALL	abt 1843	Darcy Lever, Lancashire, England
Uncle	Isaac NUTTALL	abt 1845	Darcy Lever, Lancashire, England
Uncle	John NUTTALL	abt 1848	Darcy Lever, Lancashire, England
Aunt	Jane NUTTALL	abt 1850	Westleigh, Lancashire, England
Uncle	Jesse NUTTALL	abt 1853	Darcy Lever, Lancashire, England
Uncle	Samuel NUTTALL	abt 1855	Darcy Lever, Lancashire, England
Aunt	Squire NUTTALL	abt 1859	Little Lever, Lancashire, England
Uncle	William Hartley AMOS	abt 1857	Lees, Lancashire, England
Uncle	Daniel AMOS	1860	Lees, Lancashire, England
Uncle	John AMOS	abt 1865	Haleybridge, Lancashire, England
Aunt	Rachel AMOS	abt 1867	Altringham, Cheshire, England
Aunt	Emily AMOS	abt 1869	Altringham, Cheshire, England
Aunt	Mary Jane (Polly) AMOS	abt Dec 1871	Radcliffe, Lancahsire, England
Uncle	Thomas SHIRT	1869	Tamworth, Staffordshire, England
Niece	Barbara NUTTALL
Nephew	Keith NUTTALL
Niece	Patricia NUTTALL
Niece	Doris WANE	abt Mar 1922	Barnsley, Yorkshire, Engalnd	1997		75
Nephew	Matthew John MATHER	05 Nov 1912
Sister in Law	Helen L WILSON
Brother in Law	William WANE	1898
Brother in Law	Richard ANDERSON
Sister in Law	Margaret Ann WORTHINGTON

Events in Ernest NUTTALL (1891 - )'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1891		Ernest NUTTALL was born	Little Lever, Lancashire, England
1891		Census	Little Lever, Lancashire, England
1901	10	Census	Hindey, Lancashire, England
1909	18	Death of father Richard NUTTALL (aged 45)
abt Mar 1919	28	Married Susannah SHEPHERD	Wigan, Lancashire, England	Freen BMD Wigan 8c 22 Mar 1919

Personal Notes:

Also served in the First World War. Like Charles and Amos, Ernest worked at the coal face. Like Amos he was married twice. By his first wife he had two daughters, Elizabeth and Ethel. His first wife died of consumption while he was away at war. He did get compassionate leave to visit his wife who was dying. He never saw her alive. She died when he was coming up the street, just a few yards from his front door. On returning from war, Ernest married again, a lady called Susie. Susie and Ernest went to live in Yorkshire where they had a large family –at least 4 sons. His two daughters were brought up by his mother, Elizabeth Nuttall (nee Amos). His daughter Elizabeth, also got consumption and died of T.B in 1926. Ethel married a man called ****Evans and had several children, she lived in Standish or Wigan until her death. Her greatest fear was being buried alive and so her body was cremated. As Ernest’s first wife lay dying, Alice and Elizabeth Nuttall and another woman claim they saw an angel go over the bed from the foot of the bed to the head of the bed and then disappear. Alice said that this was the most beautiful sight she had ever seen in her life. When the angel had gone, Ernest’s wife was dead. Ernest had an accident in the pit (possibly an explosion and fire) and one side of his face was disfigured and one of his eyes was watery. After a while you didn’t notice this because he had such a friendly and outgoing personality and an excellent sense of humour.

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