Henry Nock

  Research Notes:

Helen Sasia notes:
HENRY had trouble with his colliery too as he was prosecuted for causing subsidence to the road under Coxton Bridge and had a large fine to pay. Apart from details of his will which was made in 1835, the year before he died, there is very little known about him and his wife. He left all his possessions to her and made both his wife and his eldest son executers to the will which was proved in November 1836. There has not been any trace of what happened to his wife after that date.

  Medical Notes:

Helen Sasia notes:
HENRY NOCK grew up to become
a coal master in Halesowen and he married Elizabeth Dixon the daughter of John and Margaret Dixon. Elizabeth had a sister called Anne who also married into the Nock family, marrying Edward Nock who may well have been Henry's cousin but this has yet to be researched. What we do know about Anne and Edward are that they had two children, a boy named John who did not reach manhood and another son they named Henry Dixon Nock (for our purposes Henry Dixon 3^rd) who died in 1870 aged 49.

  Noted events in his life were:

• connection. ⁸¹⁸

• connection. ⁸¹⁹

Henry married Elizabeth Dixon, daughter of John Dixon and Margaret Clarke, on 15 Apr 1793 in St Martin, Birmingham, Warwickshire England. (Elizabeth Dixon was born on 14 Dec 1777 in Halesowen, West Midlands England, christened on 16 Jan 1778 in Oldbury, Shropshire England and was buried on 25 Jan 1852 in Rowley Regis, Staffordshire England.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• fact.