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NOTES RE: CURRELLS at NORTON 1 Currell George C41 at Norton NOTES RE: CURRELLS AT NORTON 1 Currell George C41 at Norton spelt Curel Lab. C51 Ag Lab With married dau Martha Fineral. C81 Widower, rtd lab 6 Currell Elizabeth C1891 widow, cook at Flamstead. C1901 in Widows Cottages, Flamstead 9 Currell James PR 1813 - Jas. labourer Marriage in IGI as Sorrell C41 b in Herts Lab at Norton. C51 widower at Norton, said b Preston, Herts. Ag Lab (Note ML do not locate any Currells in Hitchin parish then and birth is not recorded in IGI. Only Currells recorded are Thomas a labourer at Hitchin 1769 and Robert, a lab at Langley 1781-4. But 1770-71 are not included in ML.) Living near Shadrach, Alice and George Currell at Norton in 1841 who would have been his brother, nephew's widow and son if this theory is correct. 10 ? Elizabeth C51 not born in Herts. Death Index - 77 years 11 Currell Sophia C51 with father. C1871 with sister Susan Kitchener at Norton, idiot from birth 12 Currell James C61 at Hoxton, drug grinder. C81 50 Great Christ St., St Leonards, Hoxton, Hackney drug grinder. C91 Sharing 35 Lidfield St., Stoke Newington rtd druggist. 13 Currell George C41 at home. C51 at Baldock End, Bygrave, Herts. Ag lab 14 Currell Thomas In Militia List 1768-69 at Norton. A Thomas was at Hitchin 1771, and Kings Walden 1775. Thomas at Norton in 1786 with 5 children. I believe Thomas is James' father (who said he was born at Preston on C51). Thomas was at Hitchin parish in 1771. Also, James was living very close to Shadrach, Alice and George Currell in C41.After writing this, I checked in Herts Removal Orders and behold! Thomas was removed from Hitchin to Norton 17 1 1776 with wife Mary, and sons JAMES (2) and Shadrack (6 mo)The question should be asked: Why did Thomas go to Hitchin - where was his wife living, and were any of his relations there at the time? Is there any connection to Robert Currell (x1762 Graveley) who was my ancestor? 16 Currell William I think that William is the son of Wm and Frances who were living at Willian. First presence of Currells at Norton is baptism of Ruth in 1750 Militia List - there is a William in 1758 (Lab). Again in 1765 with 5 children. MLs kept during the intervening years, so where was William? 23 Currell William In Militia List 1781-6. Single in 1784, with 1 child 1785 24 Currell Lawrence In Militia Lists 1781-1786 - single in 1785. 29 Currell George PR gives parents as William and Mary, but clearly there is a mistake as there are William and Elizabeth and Thomas and Mary. That a child is given the middle name Beaumont indicates that George is Thomas and Mary (Beaumont)'s son C51 at Butchley Green, Hertford, Farm Lab 33 Currell Shadrach C41 at Norton next door is Alice, widowed dau in law 34 Currell William C51 in Norton Workhouse. C41 living with Sarah Parish 35 Currell Sarah C41 at Norton with bro William. C51 Widow at Norton, living between Mary Currell 72 and Alice Currel 43 - receiving parish relief 42 Morley Mary C51 Widow - receiving parish relief with grand-dau, Eliza, 26. Next door is Sarah Parish. 43 Currell Sarah C51 at Norton with Elizabeth and Ann - labr wife. C61 widow at 17 High St., Norton Chairwoman with John and Eliza. C71 with John - Railway Labr. 45 Currell Robert C41 at Baldock End Lab. C61 at 18 Norton End Ag Lab. C81 with son Noah widower 47 Currell Samuel PR at Baldock Samuel and Alice (widow of Samuel's brother, John) parents of Noah. ILLEGAL to marry bros wife. C51 lodging with Alice Currell at Norton 22 9 1840 - 3 months hard labour at St Albans for poaching with a gun Involved in dispute about housing with Pryors See HALS 11 Pt1 9505 48 Castle Alice C41 with children alone. C51 with Mary (mother in law) Plaiter. Has lodger, Samuel Currell unmarried b 1810c - son of Shadrach. 50 Sherwood John C51 at Norton End, Baldock. C61/71/81 at Norton, Ag Lab. C81 with gson Herbert Thos Sherwood. 51 Currell David C51 lodging at Willian Labr 52 Currell Ann C71 widow with 3 ch at Norton. C81 as above - plaiter. C91 as above with Arthur Alfred Sherwood - gson. C1901 on her own at Norton 56 Currell Emma C91 Widow with Ellen and Herbert gson. C1901 with Ellen at Norton 59 Currell Charles C51 Cowman at Norton Bury. C61 Victualler and Ag Lab at Norton End Baldock with neice Martha Kirkby. C71/ 81/91 Groom and cowman at Norton End 63 Currell Elizabeth C71 At Norton - Married but not with George with cousin Katherine Olingsworth 21 from Weston. C81 widow of ag lab at Norton End 64 Currell Noah C71 at Norton End with parents, married dairyman. C81/91 at Bygrave Lane, Baldock Herts lab with father 67 Crouch Thomas C51/61 at Henlow - Labr. C71 widowr at New Town, Henlow 69 Newland James C51 at Norton - railway lab 71 Fineral James Witnesses at wedding: Edward and Ann. C61/71 at 3 High St., Norton Ag Lab no ch. C81 at Norton, no ch with father in law George Currell. C91/1901 at Norton Lab 72 Briars Charles C71 at Norton Ag Lab. C81 at Selby, Yorks a gardener. C1891 47 Alma Terrace, Sale, Cheshire, gardener. C1901 at 53 Tatton Road, Sale, Cheshire Gardener and Registration Agent 74 Arnold William C71 Blacksmith at Flamstead, Herts - Eliza plaiter. C81 at Blacksmiths Shop Flamstead. 76 Holingsworth Elizabeth C1901 at Bygrave Lane, Baldock - with sons Charles and John 79 Clare Susan C1901 widow at High Street, Baldock. Fanny 80 Currell Frederick G C1901 The Wilderness, Hitchin St., Baldock - Gardener 84 Hills Thomas C41 Labr at Norton 96 Briars George C1891 at Nashway Road, Ashton upon Mersey, Cheshire a coachman 112 Wilshire Joseph C51 at Norton Ag Lab 115 Gandie Amelia F. C61 deaf 116 Currell James C1861 with parents at Shoreditch a light porter 125 Hills William C71 Ag Lab at Norton 132 Lee George C71 Ag Lab at Baldock 133 Cannon Richard C 61 Lab at Walsworth 143 Webster William C61 at 4 Cottages at Norton End. C71 at Malting and Co, St Ives Hunts. a maltster. C81/91 at Malt House, Needingworth Rd, St Ives, a maltster. C1901 at 3 Princes St, Huntingdon St Benedict - widower and maltster 150 Payne Louisa C81 servant at South Mimms 155 Wilshire James C1891/1901 Ag lab at Norton End Baldock 164 Currell Clara C81 a teacher! 165 Hibbs Thomas C1901 Hairdresser/tobacconist at Market Sq., Potton, Biggleswade, Beds 169 Shepard Ernest W. C1901 at Hope Villa, Ardingley, Sussex - a drapers assistant 187 Parish Thomas C41 Lab at Norton. C51 Lab at Norton. C61 Lab at 6 Church Street, Norton. C71 Lab at Norton. 196 Currell George C51 a beer shop keeper at Old Cross C61 at Old Cross, Hertford a broker. C71 a publican at Hartham. C81 at Port Vale, Hertford, a dealer. C91 a wheelwright at 1 Duisdale Street,Hertford 197 Mary B. Currell C81 widow living with married dau, Ellen 199 Currell William Drunk report in paper 1848 200 Currell James C61 General Dealer at Cowbridge, Hertford. C71 Greengrocer at Cowbridge, Hertford 201 Brandon John C51 Carrier at Old Cross, Hertford 202 Wren Charles C51 at Hertford, a sawyer. C61 widower sawyer at Maidenhead Yard, Hertford 233 Bradshaw Charles C61 Tailor at Old Cross, Hertford. C71 Tailor at 23 King Henry Street, Islington, London 234 Govey James C81 Gas stoker at 19 Botolph Road, Bromley Leonard, London 247 Currell Elizabeth Her baptism is not recorded, however an Elizabeth Currell married in1834 and lived with her family at Norton. She consistently gave her birth and birthplace details as 1814c at Norton. So, whose daughter was she? Making the unsafe assumption that she was the daughter of a married couple, there are only two possibilities (George Currell and Elizabeth had a daughter Elizabeth who was living with them in1851): James and Elizabeth Currell and Shadrack and Mary Currell. Although Elizabeth was living near Shadrack's son, Robert in 1851 and might therefore be his sister, I feel that she was more likely the daughter of James and Elizabeth. They have no recorded daughter named after Elizabeth - and a son is named after his father, James. Also, Elizabeth named a daughter, Martha. The only other Martha Currell at Norton was the daughter of Elizabeth's possible brother, George. This theory is weak and identification is not helped by the witnesses at Elizabeth's wedding who were William and Rebecca Scales who were her husband's sister and husband. 248 Giddings James Ag Lab at Norton End C41-71; labourer out of employment C81 Winesses at wedding William and Rebecca Scales. A Wm Scales ag Lab at Norton C41 aged 40. 249 Giddings William C61 at Turnpike Road, London Row, Clapham, Beds with cousin ? Henry Sheffel Daynes (b Mar Qtr 1857) C71 at 33 Brewers St., Begravia, London - a groom C81/91 at Queens Royal Mews, Belgravia - a groom. 255 Castle George Living with James and Elizabeth Giddings C71 .
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