James Nunn of Great Queen Street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, bookseller, 1831
Mary Ann Nunn: daughter, exec
Elizabeth Ann Nunn: daughter
Sarah Low widow of Hugh Low, late of Holborn, bookseller: daughter
Jane Pattrick wife of Thomas Pattrick of Walton, Essex, miller: daughter
Richard Priestley of Holborn, bookseller: exec
Miss Sophia Nelson daughter of Mr Nelson of Hyde Street, Bloomsbury
Francis Hicks of Bartletts Buildings, solicitor: witness
Thomas W. Randall, Frederick Charles Steggall: witness
Source: PCC
Biographical notes: James Nunn of Great Queen Street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, was buried at St Dunstan’s in the East in the City of London on 28 May 1831, aged 76 (born about 1755). His daughter Sarah married Hugh Low in 1812 at St Bride’s, Fleet Street. His daughter Jane married Thomas Pattrick of Thorpe, Essex, at St Giles-in-the-Fields, Holborn, in 1815 (witnesses: Joshua Nunn, Elizabeth Ann Nunn, Grimwood Foaker, Mary Ann Nunn).
Susannah Nunn, spinster, late of Ampton Street, Grey’s Inn Lane, now of Bradfield, Essex, 1838
Susan otherwise Susannah Nunn, widow: mother
Mary Ann Nunn, spinster: sister
George and John Blomfield: witnesses
Source: PCC
Anne Nunn, widow of Islington, 1840
Formerly of New North Road, late of Copenhagen Street, Pentonville, parish of St Mary’s, Islington
Widow of Henry Nunn esqr
Louisa Elizabeth Clarke, spinster: daughter
David Brooks, Mary Howe: witnesses
Source: PCC
Jonathan Alexander Nunn of Regent’s Circus, Oxford Street and Haven Cottage, Ealing, straw hat maker, 1842
Eliza Victoria Nunn: wife, exec
George Smith of Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, dyer: exec
Robert Turner of Blandford Street, Portland Square, plumber: exec
William Martyn of 38 Davies Street, Berkeley Square: witness
Elizabeth Horton, 8 Smith Street, Manchester Square: witness
Source: PCC
Biographical note: according to the GRO index, he was 43 at his death in 1842 (born about 1799)
William Nunn of 119 Church Street, Bethnal Green, grocer, 1844
William Carr Barry of 33 Spital Square, Middlesex, gent: exec
Robert Young of 34 Coal Harbour Street, Hackney Road, Middlesex, undertaker
Selina Andrews: servant
William Burt of Cambridge Road, Middlesex, schoolmaster: son of his late wife
R Taylor of 26 Middleton Road, Queen’s Road, Dalston: witness
John Child of 120 Church Street, Bethnal Green, tailor: witness
Source: LMA
Ann Nunn of Mile End, widow, 1845
Two address: Saville Place, Mile End and 4 Wades Place, Mile End
Mary Harris wife of James Harris of Globe Lane, Middlesex: daughter
Sarah Nunn of Walworth, Surrey: daughter
Mr Isaac Buxell: formerly his servant
Mary Scotney wife of Charles Scotney of 6 Wades Place, Mile End
Avis Cole wife of Henry Cole of 4 Wades Place, Mile End
William Hart of 83 Whitechapel High Street, Middlesex: exec
James Jones of 4 Freemans Place, Mile End Road, grocer: witness
Frederick Cock (or Cork?) of 3 Freemans Place, Mile End Road: witness
Source: LMA
Thomas Nunn of 19 Great James Street, Bedford Row, grocer, 1845
Susannah Nunn: wife, exec
Susannah Nunn: daughter, exec
Thomas Nunn the younger and John Nunn: sons, execs
William Nunn of Suffolk Street West, St Pancras, his wife and children unnamed: brother
Susanna Snaire wife of James Snaire of No. 8 Regent Street, Mile End Road: sister
Daughter of Susanna Snaire, now married, living with her mother: niece
Mr Joseph Francis Burrell of No. 9 Great Titchfield Street, Marylebone. Mr Burrell’s Chapel at same address
Mr Richard Dore of No. 49 Sholdom Street, Marylebone
John Gore: servant
Thomas Hancock of Marlbro’ Cottage, Stoke Newington: exec
George Hume of Great James Street, solicitor: witness
John Proctor Bird, clerk: witness
George Boughton Hume: witness
Source: PCC
Samuel Nunn, surgeon of Duke Street, 1846
Ann: wife, exec
Children (unnamed), some or all under 21
William Ling of Moore Place, Lambeth, Surrey: exec
J Smeaton, Samuel F Dendy: witnesses
Source: PCC
Elizabeth Nunn of No. 96 Shoreditch, milliner and dressmaker, 1847
Sarah Nunn: daughter: exec
Unnamed: her other children
Frederick Parks of No. 76 Shoreditch, draper: exec
Frederic Wildbore, surgeon of 180 Shoreditch: witness
Mary Griffin, Red Lion Street, Spitalfields: witness
Source: PCC
Biographical notes: Elizabeth was born Elizabeth Griffin in 1801 in Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, the daughter of Daniel Griffin and Sarah Fowler. She married David Nunn at St George Hanover Square when she was seventeen. They had ten children. Her husband was an oilman and chandler, but after his death the family turned to millinery and dressmaking, perhaps influenced by many of Elizabeth’s siblings who were drapers. Mary Griffin, one of the witnesses to her will, was the wife of Elizabeth’s brother, Thomas. Elizabeth was buried at Abney Park cemetery, aged 46. Her husband had predeceased her in 1841 and didn’t leave a will. His admon should be at The National Archives but on enquiry, they have been unable to find it.
Samuel Nunn of Homerton, St John’s Hackney, builder, 1851
Charlotte Nunn: wife
Ann Nunn: daughter
Benjamin Hitchcock Nunn of Brighton, Sussex, builder: son
Joseph Nunn of Homerton, builder: son
William Nunn of Hackney, painter, plumber and glazier: son
Charlotte Smither, deceased, late wife of Thomas Robert Smither of Bethnal Green, Dissenting Minister: daughter
Samuel Smither, son of Charlotte: grandson
Isaac Marchant, smith and bellhanger; William Rogers; John Moon; Daniel Gramson; Charles Rutter, sawmaker; John Gorbell, broker: occupiers
Benjamin Brett, Thomas Brett: witnesses
Source: PCC
John Nunn, gent of White Lion Street, Islington, 1852
Rebecca Colls of same: friend, exec
Ann Robertson, widow of Exmouth Place, Limehouse Fields: sister, exec
Benjamin Brown, Elizabeth Sillick?: witnesses
Source: PCC
William Nunn of 25 St Paul’s Terrace, Camden New Town, 1854
Sarah Ann Nunn: wife, exec
William Martin of 16 Gloster Terrace, Vauxhall Road, Pimlico, gent: exec
James Moody of 15 Hardings Terrace, Albert Street, ? Newington (not clear if Stoke Newington or St Mary): exec
John Hudson, solicitor of 4 Fenchurch Buildings: witness
William Good, clerk: witness
Biographical note: Halden Nunn of Canonbury Square and Worcester was buried at St James’, St Pancras, on 4 May 1857, aged 66 (born about 1791). Appears on the 1851 census with wife Mary and the three children mentioned in the will. His place of birth is given as “Great Wellnothern”, presumably Great Whelnetham.
