Hello Jim,

My NAYLOR/NAYLERs were in North Lincolnshire during the early 1600s and
later spread out to Yorkshire (Humberside), Nottinghamshire, and
Norfolk.? Honor doesn't appear to be related to my bunch -- there are a
few different Y-haplogroups of Naylors with no connection between them
except for sharing the surname.? I suppose nailing was a common
occupation when surnames were originated!

However, checking FreeREG shows an Honor NAYLOR being baptised at
Flitcham, St Mary, on 30 Mar 1777.? A daughter of John & Ann.

Checking further shows John NAILER marrying Ann THOMPSON on 24 Jan 1765
at Flitcham, St Mary, by licence -- no further details shown on register
page (viewed at Ancestry).

Perhaps something to work from.

Cheers! -- Dave


On 2023-08-03 3:10 p.m., Jim Fisher wrote:

Hello Dave,

Do your Naylor ancestors come from Norfolk? One of my brick walls is Honour
Naylor/Nailer who married John Rippingale at Flitcham in June 1794. The 1851
census says she was born in Fltcham and was 76 at the census date.

Jim Fisher

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Dave Naylor, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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