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DULCOTE  PEOPLE  M-N-O ...

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Magges
1659: there is reference to Magges Way in Dulcote
1781-87: John Magges leased land from Robert Tudway
1832: John Magges leased land from Abraham Gould (3 tracts)

Mandrell
1851: Harriet Mandrell, 19, Servant to William Churchouse

Manley
1624: John Manley was involved in a surrender and admission land transfer deed with proprietor William Dodington

Marler
approx. 1350: Robert le Marler 
held a lease for life on land and messuages in Dulcote from the Church and from Edward III
1353: Robert le Marler had land held in Dulcote reverted to the Warden and Vicars of the New Fabric in Wells

Marshall
1791-1814: John Marshall 
leased land from Clement Tudway (4 tracts)
1823: John Marshall leased land from J.P. Tudway (1 tract)


Martin
1891: William T. Martin 29; Annie Martin 27; William J. son 5; Lilian E. daur 3; Ethel M. daur 11 mos.


Martre
abt 1150: Ralph Martre was granted about 65 acres of land in Dulcote by Bishop Robert of Wells to hold on behalf of the Dean and Chapter for a fee of 3 wax candles per acre.


Mattock
1696: 
Thomas Mattock, Esq. of Wells held the deed to the west paper mill in Dulcote, along with his partners Arthur Mattock of the City of London, mercer, and William Sandes, Gent., Co. Kerry, Ireland;  and Mary his wife.

Merrick
1781-87: Mrs Mary Merrick owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at £1 1s 8d
abt 1785: Mary Merrick leased/owned/leased  a cottage and garden, 9 perches in total,  (survey) 
1812-14: E. William Merrick 
owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at £1 12s 6d
1832: Ellis Merrick owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at £1 12s 6d

Miles
1891: Som Miles 26; Elizabeth A. wife 24

Miller
1767-69: Michael Miller and son lease the west paper mill in Dulcote; Michael Miller the younger of Wells, merchant, mortgage of Saunders leasehold messuage and 40a at Dulcote. With general release to James Baron by John, son and heir of Caesar Carisbrook


Minns
1881-mid 1880's: Henry Royall Minns managed Dulcote Mill


Moon
1851: Mary Ann Moon born in Dulcote in 1831 was a servant living in Pilton


Moore
1666: Thomas Moore made his mark as witness to the will of George Hewlett, yeoman of Dulcote
1832: Bishop J. Moore 
owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at £4 10s (Mill House)
bef. 1842: Mrs. Harriet Moore, granddaughter of James Baron, owned 1/3 share of the west mill in Dulcote

Morgan
1891: William Morgan 28; Wife Mary A. 29; William G. son 7; Arthur E. son 5; Gertrude M. daur 4; Stanley son 2; Henry son 1 mon.

Morris
1704: Dr. Claver Morris, Doctor of Physic, was granted the Banfeld land in Dulcote 
1720: Dr. Claver Morris held a lease of Thomas Collins' late tenement in Dulcote for 99 years along with his son and daughter, William Morris and Elizabeth Burland and William Healy, Esq.

Morse
1766: Mr. Morse died prior to this date leaving an estate 
with land valued for tax purposes at £3

Mortimore
1881 Peter L. Mortimore, 63, Paper Maker; Isabella, 49, Wife

Moss
1787-1800:  Reverend Archdeacon Moss owned/leased  land in Dulcote valued for tax purposes at £2 2s

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Nash
1666: Ezekiel Nash of Burrall Farm is named overseer to the will of George Hewlett, yeoman of Dulcote 
1781-1800: John Nash owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at 15s
1812-14: Mrs. Nash owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at 15s

Nele
1545 : John Nele was granted copyhold land in Dulcote on 3 lives, with John Deverells and  Frideswede Handeman

North
1655, 1659, 1660: Henry North appeared at the court of the manors of Dulcote and Chilcote 
1766: Roger North owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at £7 8s 4d
1766: Thomas North owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at £16 10s 10d
1766: Mr. North owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at £1 9s 8d
1771: The executors of Mr. North still leased 45 acres of land, first from Lord Brooke and then in 1771 from Clement Tudway
1781: Roger North owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at £16
1781: Thomas North prior to this date leaving an estate with land valued for tax purposes at £16 10s 10d
1783-87: Mrs. Betty North owned/leased  land valued for tax purposes at £7 8s 4d
1812-14: Robert North leased Slab House from William Blake

Norton
1706: William Norton, hosier, leased Wellesley Farm from James, Lord Waldegrave of Chewton
1741: Frances Norton, widow of William Norton, leased Wellesley Farm from James, Lord Waldegrave of Chewton

Nurse
1881: Sydney Nurse, 40, Game Keeper; Sarah, 32, Wife; Bertie, 10, Son/Scholar; Florry, 8, Daur/Scholar; Arthur, 7, Son/Scholar; Alice, 3, Daur/Scholar; Emily, 4 m, Daur

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Oatley
1821:  William Oatley, born Dulcote
1836: Ann Oatley was born in Dulcote to William Oatley and Sarah Page
1841: William Oatley, 28, Ag. Lab; Sarah, wife, 27; Ann, daur, 5, Sarah 3; John son, 11 months living in Dulcote
1841: John Oatley, 50 Ag. Lab.; Mary wife 50; Edmund son 20; James son 20; Frederick son 15; Henrietta daur. 15
1841: John Oatley 25, Ag. Lab; Frances wife 25; Lydia daur 4; Edwin son 2; Maryann daur 3 mos. living in Dulcote
1843:  Frederick Oatley, born Dulcote (different from 1881 Frederick Oately)
1851: Edward Oatley, 32, Ag. Lab.; Amelia, 27, wife; Frederick, 9, son; John, 6, son
1851:  John Oatley,  60, Agri. Labourer; Mary, 60, wife 
1851:  
John Oatley,  40,  Ag. Lab.; Fanny, 37, wife; Lydia, 14, daur; Edwin, 12, son; Mary, 10, daur; Robert, 8, son; George, 5, son; Frederick, 2, son
1851: William Oatley, born in Dulcote in 1811, was an agricultural labourer in St. Cuthbert's Out
1851: Edward Oatley born in Dulcote in 1819, was an agricultural labourer in St. Cuthbert's Out

1860:  Henry Oatley, born Dulcote
1881: Fredick Oatley, 31, Farm Labourer; Mary, 31, Wife; Elizabeth, 8, Daur/Scholar; Mable, 5, Daur/Scholar; Albert, 2, Son; Infant, 1 w Son
1881: George Oatley, 33, Plate Layer; Mary, 20, Wife; Mary, 9 m, Daur; Albert Oatley, 23, Lodger/Gardener (M)
1881: Lydia Hatcher, nee Oatley, born in Dulcote in 1838 lived in St. Cuthbert's Out
1881: Frederick Oatley, born in Dulcote in 1846, lived in Croscombe in 1881
1881: John Oatley, born in Dulcote in 1848, lived in Croscombe in 1881
1881: Frederick Henry, born in Dulcote in 1860, lived in Croscombe in 1881
1891: 
Albert Oatley 34; Harriet Wife 38; Percy, Son 4; Elsie Daughter 3; Violet Daughter 2; Frederick Son 11mos.
1891: Frederick Oatley 41; Mary wife 41; Mabel A. daur 15; Albert E. son 12; Rowland C. son 10; Frank son 8; Ethel daur 5; Frances daur 1.
1891: George Oatley 44; Mary H. daur 10; Robert J. son 7; William G. son 6; Philip son 4.
1901: Frederick J. Oatley, 51, hochman on farm; Mary, 51, wife; Mabel Annie, 25, daur; Rowland Chas, 20, son/quarryman; Frank, 18, son/gardener; Blanche, 8, daur
1901: George Oatley, 53, railway porter; Mary Harriet, 20, daur/housekeeper; Robert John, 17, son/grocer assistant; William George, 15, son/mechanical machinist;  Philip, 13, son/errand boy

Oakhill
1823: Mr. Oakhill leased land from William Lovell

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