Nunn wills: Middlesex, 1800-1829

Thomas Nunn of 24 Thayer Street, St Marylebone, 1800

Mr Robert Nunn: father
Mr S More of Dallham, Suffolk: to pay his father’s legacy
Elizabeth Nunn: wife
Mary Ann Gruby, Martha Gruby, James Gruby: the three children of his wife Elizabeth
Mr Robert Nunn: brother, exec
Mr George Clark: wife’s brother, exec
Peregrine Fielding Smith, Joseph Yeoman: witnesses
Source: PCC

Jane: wife, exec
Henry Nunn, Diana Nunn, John Nunn, Hannah Nunn: Richard’s four children
Elizabeth Haversare?: aunt to the children
Samuel Lucas of New Cavendish Street, Portland Place, and Mary Ann Lucas: witnesses
Source: PCC
Biographical notes: Buried at St George’s Bloomsbury 1 July 1810, Richard Nunn of Little Coram Street. Possible burial of his wife Jane at same, 27 Feb 1811, also of Little Coram Street.

Mrs Martha Dalway of Kensington: friend
Mrs Porter and Mrs Elizabeth Humphreys of New North Street, Red Lion Square: friends
Miss Sarah Terry of Gloucester Street, Queen Square: friend
Miss Susan Terry and Miss Catherine Humphreys: nieces of Mrs Catherine Humphreys
Mr Archer of Pearl Row, Surrey
William Nicholls of the 2nd Battalion of the 3rd Regiment, or Old Buffs, stationed on the island of Alderney: also left money by Deborah’s sister [presumably the 1805 will of Catherine Nunn]
Mrs Martha Godin? of Red Lion Street
Ann Greated daughter of Joseph Greated of Ely Place
Joseph and Timothy Greated: sons of Joseph Greated
Ann Greated and her father Joseph Greated: execs
Ann Scudamore, William Scudamore: witnesses
Source: PCC
Biographical notes: buried at St George the Martyr 31 May 1811. In her will, asked to be buried near her brother and sister, presumably Catherine Nunn buried there in 1805. Her brother might have been Robert Nunn of Lamb’s Conduit Street, buried there on 12 March 1775.

Elizabeth Chappell wife of John Chappell of Princes Street, Leicester Square, turner: niece
John Chappell and Mary Chappell son and daughter of Philip Chappell of Long Acre, Middlesex: niece and nephew
William Chappell son of John Chappell of Princes Street aforesaid: nephew
John Clarke of Carey Street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, gent (proved by Robert Clarke instead – name wrong in will): exec
William Gally of 12 Little Andrew Street, Seven Dials: witness
Philip Chappell of 141 Long Acre: witness
Source: PCC
Biographical note: buried at St George’s Bloomsbury, Ruth Nunn of Queen Street, St George’s Bloomsbury, aged 81 (born about 1735)

Loftus Nunn: late husband
Henry Winchester, stationer of the Strand: friend, exec
John Nixon Nunn of Rose Hill, Ireland: friend, relation
Loftus Nunn: son of John Nixon Nunn
Mrs Jacob, widow of the late Colonel Jacob, and her son: friend
Mary Winchester and Sarah Winchester, daughters of Henry Winchester
Eldest daughter of John Nixon Nunn (unnamed)
Mary Ann Innes: servant
Miss Mary Ann Archibald
Mr Richard Hall of E*, gent (abode squashed in, hard to read)
Mr William North: apothecary
Mrs Ann Parker of Shoreham, Sussex
Mrs Ann Janet?, Mrs Elizabeth Winchester wife of Mr Henry Winchester: friends
Wm? Rickirby of Smith St, Chelsea and Frances Rickirby of same, William Dixon of 3 Field Court, Gray’s Inn: witnesses
Source: PCC

Mary Ann Dance: daughter
James Tiffin and Mary Tiffin: grandchildren (son and daughter of her late son James Tiffin of Oxford Street)
Walter Tiffin: grandson, exec
Mary Ann Dance: granddaughter
J H and M J Pearce: witnesses
Source: PCC