Medieval English families on the internet: N

Neale

• John Alexander Neale Charters and records of Neales of Berkeley, Yate, and Corsham (1906) (Google Books [Hints and tips])
  Gloucestershire, 12th century onwards.
  [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive:  1 ;  2 .]

Neville

• John Horace Round, The Origin of the Nevilles, in Feudal England (1895) (McMaster University Archive for the History of Economic Thought)
  Short paper speculating about the ancestry of Robert fitz Maldred, male-line ancestor of the Nevilles. Feudal England is available as a PDF file (17.6 MB)
• Richard de Nevill (Pat Patterson)
  Biography, from J.R.Planché's The Conqueror and His Companions (1874); to be used with caution, as indicated by the transcriber

Newburgh

• de Novo Burgo Chronicles
  This is the successor to the "World Wide Newburgh Project" website. It is password-protected, so users need to request access through free registration.
• Newburgh Line (Earls of Warwick) (Homer Beers James/Paul McBride)
  Narrative pedigree, 11th-13th centuries; this material, based on older secondary sources, should be treated with caution

Norfleet

• The Norfleets of medieval England (Phil Norfleet) [not available, 4 November 2007; see the Internet Archive's copy of this page, from October 2006]
  Notes on Norfleets from Kent and other counties, 13th and 14th centuries

Norris

• The Family of "le Norreys" (Steven D. Norris, Norris Families in America) [not available, 17 December 2012]
  Very detailed account of the family, Lancashire and other counties, 12th century and later.
• The Beginnings of the Norris Family in Europe (Steven D. Norris, Norris Families in America) [not available, 17 December 2012]
  Very detailed account of individuals named de Noers, various counties, 11th to 15th centuries.

Nottingham

• The Virginian Connection (Cedric T. Nottingham) [not available, 6 March 2011]
  An 81-page account in PDF format, including details of Nottinghams and associated families in Kent, 13th century and later (chapter 7), Ireland, 14th century and later (chapter 8) and Suffolk, 15th century and later (chapters 5 and 7)