Mr. James Nott was born at Letton, Herefordshire on January 11th of 1829. He was the son of James Nott and his wife Margaret Edwards. Mr. Nott lived with his family at the Farlands Farm. Mr. Nott became a Methodist in 1849, then a preacher for upwards of 38 years. Mr. Nott was responsible for the building of two chapels, one built in 1855 and the other, the Lingen Chapel, in 1878. He was greatly influenced and encouraged by Mr. W J Gisborne, a member of the Knighton Board of Guardians. Lingen Chapel was opened by Mr. Gisborne on the 26th of June 1877 with a ceremony culminating in a tea for 400.
Mr. Nott married Jane Child in 1855 and together their children included:
Henry James Nott
William John Nott
Beatrice Jane Nott
Florence Nott
Agnes Nott
George Nott
Humphrey Thomas Nott
Maria Nott
Margaret Nott
Mr. Nott was held in the highest esteem by his neighbors. He was known to be a kind, gentle man with an open hand. His last day was spent preaching the word and visiting the sick. He died suddenly and alone outside of his home on the 4th of March 1888. Mr. Nott was 59 years old. His funeral was attended by the Squire and Vicar of the parish. He was buried in Lingen Chapel on the 10th of March.
Mr. Nott married Jane Child in 1855 and together their children included:
Henry James Nott
William John Nott
Beatrice Jane Nott
Florence Nott
Agnes Nott
George Nott
Humphrey Thomas Nott
Maria Nott
Margaret Nott
Mr. Nott was held in the highest esteem by his neighbors. He was known to be a kind, gentle man with an open hand. His last day was spent preaching the word and visiting the sick. He died suddenly and alone outside of his home on the 4th of March 1888. Mr. Nott was 59 years old. His funeral was attended by the Squire and Vicar of the parish. He was buried in Lingen Chapel on the 10th of March.
Mr. James Nott was born at Letton, Herefordshire on January 11th of 1829. He was the son of James Nott and his wife Margaret Edwards. Mr. Nott lived with his family at the Farlands Farm. Mr. Nott became a Methodist in 1849, then a preacher for upwards of 38 years. Mr. Nott was responsible for the building of two chapels, one built in 1855 and the other, the Lingen Chapel, in 1878. He was greatly influenced and encouraged by Mr. W J Gisborne, a member of the Knighton Board of Guardians. Lingen Chapel was opened by Mr. Gisborne on the 26th of June 1877 with a ceremony culminating in a tea for 400.
Mr. Nott married Jane Child in 1855 and together their children included:
Henry James Nott
William John Nott
Beatrice Jane Nott
Florence Nott
Agnes Nott
George Nott
Humphrey Thomas Nott
Maria Nott
Margaret Nott
Mr. Nott was held in the highest esteem by his neighbors. He was known to be a kind, gentle man with an open hand. His last day was spent preaching the word and visiting the sick. He died suddenly and alone outside of his home on the 4th of March 1888. Mr. Nott was 59 years old. His funeral was attended by the Squire and Vicar of the parish. He was buried in Lingen Chapel on the 10th of March.
Mr. Nott married Jane Child in 1855 and together their children included:
Henry James Nott
William John Nott
Beatrice Jane Nott
Florence Nott
Agnes Nott
George Nott
Humphrey Thomas Nott
Maria Nott
Margaret Nott
Mr. Nott was held in the highest esteem by his neighbors. He was known to be a kind, gentle man with an open hand. His last day was spent preaching the word and visiting the sick. He died suddenly and alone outside of his home on the 4th of March 1888. Mr. Nott was 59 years old. His funeral was attended by the Squire and Vicar of the parish. He was buried in Lingen Chapel on the 10th of March.
Inscription
N LOVING MEMORY OF
JAMES NOTT OF BRAMPTON BRIAN
AGED 59 YEARS
HE WALKED WITH GOD
AND HE WAS NOT
FOR GOD TOOK HIM
ALSO OF JANE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO ENTERED INTO LIFE ETERNAL
JANUARY 29TH 1904
AGED 78 YEARS
HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED
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