1834 Electoral Roll for Parish of Howden
Nothard, Thomas Place of abode Howden. Nature of qualification, Freehold House & Land. Description of property in Howden occupied by George Green
1841 Census HO 107 North Elmsall
Nothard Mary age 27 bn York's
Nothard Ann age 24 bn York's
These entries appear to correspond to 2 of the Airmyn Baptisms Parish Register Baptisms
1864 Hull Packet 26th Feb
"About 3pm of the same day (25th) two labourers named Richard Northward (sic) and George Haigh were employed with some others in pulling down the blockhouse in the Garrison, when a portion of the building gave way and fell upon them. Northward (sic) was killed on the spot, and Haigh had several ribs broken..."
1864 Hull Advertiser Sat 27th Feb
"Whilst two labourers, named Richard Northard and George Haigh, were engaged with some others in pulling down the blockhouse in the Garrison, on Thursday afternoon, a portion of the building gave way, and fell upon them. Northard was killed on the spot, and Haigh had several ribs broken. An inquest was held on the body of Northard yesterday evening at the Kingston Tavern, Strawberry Street. Verdict: Accidentally killed"
1881 Census
Yotherd Charles Farm servant b. Spaldington age 18 on census for Ellerton Priory York PRO ref RG11 piece 4736 folio 6 page 6. Could this be Charles Nothard b.1860 at Spaldington?
Nothards Christopher Farm servant b.Sutton Yorks age 19 on census for Sutton & Stoneferry York. PRO ref RG11 piece 4746 folio 15 page 24.
Susannah Wothards widow age 55 b. Bonby Lincs on census for Sutton & Stoneferry York. PRO ref RG11 piece 4746 folio 6 page 6.
Doncaster Hyde Park Municipal Cemetery Burial Register
Jane Nothard died 16/8/1894 at Oxford Place Doncaster Buried 18/8/1894 aged 80 widow of William Nothard. . Buried by Weslyan Minister. Grave no. T123 Unconsecrated Section.
Jane Wallace Nothard died 26/8/1896 at Doncaster Infirmary Buried 29/8/1896 Aged 32. Wife of Thomas Nothard, carter. Grave no. T183 Unconsecrated Section
Airmyn Banns
21/4/1844 Thomas Goodworth Jackson of St Saviours, City of York, and Esther Nothard of this parish
Whitgift Registers
"Baptisms Mrch 29th 1674. Here begineth baptised infants to be registered as follows but before I begin I think it not amiss to aquaint those that come after me as well as those that are now alive that the main reason why this register hath bene soe badly kept for some years last past was first, one Mr Babthorpe being Minister of Whitgift Parish went inhandsomly away and carryed the register with him to York and there not only left it in pawn for forty shillings but cut sym 3 or 4 leaves out all next to the year1631"
It does not say when the register was redeemd but the entry goes on to say that as some of the neighbours had recorded births of their children in their own books he would try and enter them in any other pages where there was spare space.
St Marys Hull
According to Boyds Marriage Index Rob Northand married Han Hardie in 1674 at St Marys Hull
Court of Common Pleas, Guildhall
Before Lord Chief Justice Erle 28th June 1865.Nothard V Pepper.From a report in The Times.
"The Plaintiff and the Defendant are both shipowners and the plaintif sued the defendant to recover compensation for damage caused to a vessel belonging to him in consequence of a vessel of the defendant's having run into her on the high seas. The only question litigated was whether the defendant's vessel was at fault.The amount of the damage it was agreed should be settled out of court. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff."
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Frankfort, Herkimer County, New York
Transcribed by Herkimer County Historical Society.
Northard, ? No data
Northard, Margaret R, Carey, b.1867 - d. 1924, Hus.?
Scrapbook Web Page
Northard, Robert
1948 Valley Queensland Tunnelling Accident
Rootsweb
Sofia Nothard b. 1729 Saxony, Germany married George Angstadt b. 1727 Saxony Germany emigrated to America in Penna in 1731
Howden Directories
Thomas Nothard listed as operating the Red Lion Inn at Hailgate Howden in Baines's Directory 1823, Pigot's Directory 1829, Pigot's Directory 1834 ( as NORTHARD)
Hull Packet
"Seven Lives Lost....Intelligence has been received in this town this morning of an accident which has occurred at Pillau of a most shocking nature, and by which several families in this town have been thrown into a state of great distress. Letters from Pillau of the 24th of January state that Mr Tucker, master of the Whim, Mr Roberth (sic) Nothard, master of the Garnet, with 2 foreign gentlemen and three of the crew of the Whim were out shooting in the boat belonging to the Whim. From some cause unexplained by any letters we have seen, the boat was upset in the surf, and all in her were precipitated into the water. We are sorry to have to add that not one escaped. This event has thrown considerable gloom over the town, and is of course felt most keenly by all those connected with the deceased.The vessells, we believe, were entering at Pillau" Hull Packet.
nb I do not know the year but would seem to be between Jan 1862 - Jan 1871
PILLAU - One time home of the Russian Baltic Fleet. Photographs at http://www.euronet.nl/~jlemmens/pillau.html
PILLAU is now known as BALTIYSK and is within the Russian Federation
Armley War Memorial
Northard E, First World War
Military Cross - London Gazette 6th April 1918
T./2nd Lt. (A/Capt.) Wilfred Wasley Nothard
M.C., Rif. Brig.
For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He was reinforcing
the front line with his company when the enemy opened a heavy
barrage, which caused several casualties. In spite of the heavy
fire and the fact that he was suffering from severe burns, the
result of a mustard gas bombardment the previous day, he personally
attended to the wounded of another battalion as well as those
of his own company, and rallying the remainder of his men, guided
them to their destination. By his coolness and utter disregard
of danger he set a splendid example to all ranks.
The South African Military History Society - Military History Journal Vol 1 No 2
Includes notes on Staff Nurse C Nothard plus photograph of her leaving Cape Town Sept 1915 for active service.