Naldrett Family History & Genealogy

Summary

According to one family researcher, the Naldrett family started in Rudgwick in West Sussex England. Near Horsham, there is a farm there still which still belongs to the Naldrett family and bears their name. The name "naldrett" is Old English according to this same Naldrett family researcher, and means "lives by a group of alder trees".

History

According to one family researcher, the home of all Naldretts is the village of Rudgwick which is near Horsham, Sussex, England. In 1088 (Doomsday) there was nothing there and the first person to be called Naldrett (which means he lived by a group of Alder Trees) was in 1305. He was likely a "commoner" (without a master) and bred pigs.
From the same researcher: "Now there are a lot of sites which will say something else.  I am a proper researcher and have no cause to make things up.  They are trying to sell you something." According to one family researcher, the Naldrett family started in Rudgwick in West Sussex England. Near Horsham, there is a farm there still which still belongs to the Naldrett family and bears their name. The name "naldrett" is Old English according to this same Naldrett family researcher, and means "lives by a group of alder trees".

Name Origin

The Old English meaning of "naldrett" is "lives by a group of alder trees."

Spellings & Pronunciations

The name is Naldrett without any alternative spellings.  

Nationality & Ethnicity

At least one branch of the Naldrett family is from Rudgwick England. At least one branch of the Naldrett family is Anglo Saxon - the first was named Naldrett in 1305.  

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Early Naldretts

These are the earliest records we have of the Naldrett family.