In the October to December 1880 birth index William Coupe Futtit, East Retford district, Nottinghamshire, volume 7b, page 11.

In the 1881 census Cottam, Northamptonshire
Head John Futtit, age 35, farmer of 19 acres, born Askern, Yorkshire
Wife Mary Futtit, age 29, born Leverton, Nottinghamshire
Son John Futtit, age 5, scholar, born Cottam
Daughter Annie M. Futtit, age 3, born Cottam.
Daughter Lydia M. Futtit, age 1, born Cottam
Son William Coupe Futtit, age 6 months, born Cottam
[Cottam is about 2 miles from North Leverton]
[I haven’t found a marriage for John Futtit and Mary Coup.]
[However this Mary Futtit is almost certainly Mary Coup since
1. There is only 1 Mary of the right age in North Leverton and born in North Leverton in the 1871 census - Mary Coup.
2. A descendant of this marriage indicates Mary Coup and John Futtit are her great grandparents.
3. The youngest son in this census is named after Mary’s father William Coup(e)]

British Army Attestation and Military Records
Attestation dated March 20, 1900, Derby
Private William Futtit
Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
Service number 6539 then 21804
farmer
age 19 years, 6 months
Born in the Parish of Cottam near Lincoln, Lincolnshire
weight 136 pounds
complexion fair, eyes brown, hair light brown
originally Church of England then Wesleyan
Home March 19, 1900
South Africa July 17, 1902
Malta October 8, 1902
Gibralter March 11, 1905
South Africa September 5, 1906
Home March 31, 1908
Reserve April 1, 1908
Home August 5 1914
France July 15, 1915
Home February 24, 1915
India December 24, 1915
Home April 1, 1919
Class Z April 30, 1919
Next of Kin John Futtit, Langworth Colliery, Langworth, farmer
wife (crossed out and difficult to decipher) 34 Barker Lane, Brampton, Chesterfield
Guardian of children Mrs. F. Lidbrook, 34 Lenthall Back Row, Chesterfield
Wife Beatrice Elizabeth Twigg, widow, marriage Register Office February 21 1914, Register Office, Mansfield?
Witnesess John Futtit and Richard Pike
wife died August 18, 1918
[Thus he would have been called up less than 6 months after their marriage, sent to France a year later. His wife would have died when he was in India.]
Step Children Robert Arthur Twigg, born Chesterfield
Ernest Edward Twigg, born Chesterfield
Mabel Twigg, born Mansfield
Percy Twigg, born Mansfield
Another step child last name Twigg.
Another child or step child crossed out [William Coupe Tuttit died 7 months old]
[The form is so dark on this portion I can’t read the children’s birth dates, first names and other information]
end of military records

In the 1911 census 72 Vernon Street, Shirebrook near Mansfield, Nottinghamshire
Head Arthur Twigg, age 29, collier labourer, worker, born Brampton Derbyshire
Wife Beatrice Elizabeth Twigg, age 28, married 6 years, 4 children born alive all still living, born Kenninghall, Norfolk.
Son Robert Arthur Twigg, age 6, born Brampton, Derbyshire
Son Ernest Edward Twigg, age 4, born Brampton.
Daughter Mabel Twigg, age 3, born Shirebrook, Derbyshire
Son Percy Twigg, age 1, born Shirebrook.
Boarder William Coupe Futtit, age 30, single, collier labourer, worker, born Cottam, Nottinghamshire.

Parish Records Kenninghall, Norfolk
Born November 17 1882, baptism November 29, 1885 Beatrice Elizabeth Nollette, parents Robert and Maria Nollette of Kenninghall, father is a labourer

In the 1901 census The Heath, Kenninghall, Norfolk
Head Robert Nolleth, married, age 62, horse man on farm, worker, born Kenninghall, Norfolk
Wife Maria Nolleth, age 60, born Kenninghall
Son Thomas Nolleth, single, age 20, agricultural labourer, worker, born Kenninghall
Daughter Elizabeth Nolleth, age 18, dress maker, own account, at home, born Kenninghall
Granddaughter Honor Nolleth, age 1, born Kenninghall/
Grandson George Midson, single, age 15, agricultural labourer, born Kenninghall

First marriage
Parish Records St. Thomas, Brampton, Chesterfield, Derbyshire
Marriage September 24, 1901
Arthur Twigg, age 23, bachelor, miner, of 63 Chester Street, Chesterfield, father Joseph Twigg, miner and
Beatrice Elizabeth Nolleth, age 21, spinster, of Baker Street Doneastin, father Robert Nolleth, labourer
after banns
in the presence of Samuel Twigg and Rebecca Twigg

Second marriage
In the January to March 1914 marriage index William C. Futtit and Beatrice E. Twigg, Mansfield district, Nottinghamshire, volume 7b, page 187.