Lt Col. Andrew Richards NUGEE [268]

  General Notes:

Births
On the 11th inst at Wymering vicarage, Hants, the wife of the Rev Andrew Nugee, of a son.
Ref: Salisbury and Winchester Journal 19 September 1857

Andrew, in August 1877 joined the 84th York and Lancaster Foot as a second lieutenant, he retired as Regimental Paymaster in 1897.

Local Commissions
Line Battalions
The York and Lancaster Regiment; Lt Andrew Richard Nugee to be captain.
Ref: Sheffield Daily Telegraph 27 June 1885.

The Army.
The York and Lancaster Regiment. Capt Andrew Richard Nugee has been seconded for service in the Army Pay Department; dated 1 August 1885.
Ref: Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer 12 August 1885.

Army Pay Department.
Capt Andrew Richard Nugee, the York and Lancaster Regiment, to be Paymaster: 1st May.
Ref: Naval and Military Gazette and Weekly Chronicle of the United Service 28 October 1885

Assault on an Officer.
At the Scarborough Police Court, on Wednesday, Thomas G Champly, Sadler, St Thomas Street, was charged with assaulting Andrew Richard Nugee, a Captain in the York and Lancaster Regiment. Mr Nugee said that on Saturday last he called at the defendants shop for a strap that he had left there to be stitched. He saw defendant, who stated that in stitching the strap he had broken the spring, and would charge him for a new one. Witness took hold of the strap, and then the defendant tried to wrest it from him and while his right arm was under the defendants it was cut by some sharp instrument. Dr J W Taylor said that complainant came to him about 1 o'clock on Saturday last, and had a wound about three quarters of an inch in length on his wrist. Witness stitched it and bandaged it. He was of opinion that it had been done by some sharp instrument. Defendant denied having used the knife. The wound was made with his thumbnail. The only time you use a knife was when he cut the spring of. Thomas Ripley, joiner, said he was passing the defendants shop and saw him struggling with the complainant. When witness went into the shop he saw that the complainant was cut on the wrist. He also saw the defendant cut the spring off with a knife. The bench inflicted a fine of £1 including costs.
Ref: Yorkshire Gazette 3 August 1889

Capt Andrew Richards Nugee, who is now serving at York, has this week been advanced to the rank of Major in the Army Pay Department. He joined the army in 1875, and spent all his combatant period in the York and Lancaster Regiment. Major and Mrs Nugee are well known in the Badsworth, Bramham, and York and Ainsty hunting fields.
Ref: Leeds Mercury 10 May 1895.

Nugee. Andrew Richards of Oaklands cottage St Marys Road Weybridge Surrey died 4 December 1921. Probate London 11 January 1922 to Eileen Florence Marie Colson (wife of the Rev Frank Shettle Colson). Effects £9380 1s 10d

  Research Notes:

Image courtesy Nugee Family Tree J Walker Ancestry.

  Other Records

1. Census: England, 8 Apr 1861, Kemp Town Brighton SSX. Andrew R is recorded as a son aged 3 born Wymering HAM

2. Census: England, 31 Mar 1901, Micklegate York YKS. Andrew Richard is recorded as head of house married aged 43 Major retired Army Officer born Wymering HAM

3. Census: England, 2 Apr 1911, Wymering Lodge Farnborough HAM. Andrew is recorded as head of a 14 room house married a retired Lt Col late Army pay Department born Wymering HAM

Andrew married Sarah Mathilda PERSSE [269] [MRIN: 1828], daughter of Parsons PERSSE of Castle Turvin IRL [26036] and Unknown, on 27 Apr 1882 in Moyode Castle Ireland. (Sarah Mathilda PERSSE [269] was born about 1856 in Holly Mount County Mayo IRL and died 1 Qtr 1921 in Reg Chertsey SRY.)