Difference between revisions of "George & Mary Currell"
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'''Mary Weller''' born 1859 at Saunderton Lea was the daughter of William & Susan Weller. | '''Mary Weller''' born 1859 at Saunderton Lea was the daughter of William & Susan Weller. | ||
| − | '''George and Mary married 1881 at Saunderton'''. They lived at Coombs, Loosley Row, later moving to Lime Tree | + | '''George and Mary married 1881 at Saunderton'''. They lived at [[Coombs]], Loosley Row, later moving to [[2 Lime Tree Cottages]], [[Kiln Lane]], Lacey Green. |
'''George and Mary had 4 children (all born at Coombs) as follows''' :- | '''George and Mary had 4 children (all born at Coombs) as follows''' :- | ||
Revision as of 12:10, 5 March 2024
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George Currell born 1858 at Saunderton Lea was the son of John & Jane Currell
Mary Weller born 1859 at Saunderton Lea was the daughter of William & Susan Weller.
George and Mary married 1881 at Saunderton. They lived at Coombs, Loosley Row, later moving to 2 Lime Tree Cottages, Kiln Lane, Lacey Green.
George and Mary had 4 children (all born at Coombs) as follows :-
Harry Currell born1883 married Mary Ann Saunders in 1917 They lived at Grymsdyke Cottage no 2. He was a road roller driver (steam Engine). click Harry & Mary Ann Currell
Elizabeth (Bessie) Currell 1884. Bessie live-in housemaid for Miss Elin (absent), Gracefield, Lacey Green 1911. Also in 1911 married James Hussey 1886-1965. click James & Bessie Hussey
Charles John (Charlie) Currell 1887. Charlie Currell died WW1 2nd April 1917 aged 31. Private, Ox & Bucks Light Infantry, 21st Bucks Battalion. Buried Vadencourt British Cemetery, Maissemy. Grave: V.A.4. On memorials in the Parish Church and the Garden of Rest, Methodist Cemetery, Lacey Green. Click Families with Fallen WW1 for other families with lost members WW1.
Ruth Currell 1889- 1975. Married Harry Bristow 1880-?, in October 1910. They lived in a three room cottage in Speen, Harry was a stone mason. Click Harry & Ruth Bristow