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Individuals marked with a red dot

are direct ancestors of Nicola Kay Burnell
For privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown.

Burnell, George (b. 1787, d. ?)

Source: (Christening)
Title: BFHS Baptisms/IGI
Data:
Text: Source Information:
Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type:
C073311 1558 - 1849 0919230 Film 6902305 Film Sheet: 00

Christening: --Not Shown--

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Norman, Ada (b. 1873, d. ?)

Note: 1891 census: servant for Charles Paine farmer at Weedon Lodge

Source: (Birth)
Title: 1881 census

Source: (Individual)
Title: 1901 census

Source: (Individual)
Title: 1891 census/David Eldridge

Source: (Residence)
Title: Marraige Cert

Occupation: Date: 1901
Place: Cook Domestic

Occupation: Date: 1881
Place: Scholar

Occupation: Date: 1891
Place: Dom. Servant

Census: Date: 1901
Place: 51, 53, 55 Cromwell Rd, Kensington, London

Census: Date: 1881
Place: Chalgrave, Beds

Census: Date: 1891
Place: 95 Howbury Str, St Cuthbert, Beds

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Burnell, Frederick James (b. 24 MAR 1909, d. ?)

Source: (Birth)
Title: www.ancestry.co.uk
Data:
Text: Jun qtr ref: 3a 307

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Burnell, John Leonard (b. 28 NOV 1911, d. ?)

Source: (Birth)
Title: Birth Cert.
Data:
Text: Dec qtr ref: 1c 723

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Burnell, Alfred Henry (b. 18 JAN 1917, d. SEP 1987)

Source: (Birth)
Title: www.ancestry.co.uk
Data:
Text: Mar qtr 1917 ref: 2a 987

Source: (Death)
Title: www.ancestry.co.uk
Data:
Text: Dec qtr District of Greenwich ref: 12 1011

Death: SEP 1987 Greenwich, London

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Burnell, Freda (b. 17 JAN 1903, d. ?)

Note: cannot find birth on ancestry or freebmd between Jan 1902 - Dec 1903

Emigration: Place: Canada

Emigration: Place: Returned to England

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Burnell, Doris Ada (b. 18 NOV 1903, d. ?)

Source: (Birth)
Title: www.ancestry.co.uk
Data:
Text: Dec qtr 1903 ref: 3a 797

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Burnell, Laura (b. 23 FEB 1915, d. ?)

Source: (Birth)
Title: www.ancestry.co.uk
Data:
Text: Mar qtr ref: 2a 1180

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Burnell, Emily (b. , d. ?)

Note: no Emily on ancestry between Jan 1899 - Dec 1902

Source: (Birth Field)
not between 1901-1902.

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Holton, Sarah (b. ABT 1786, d. 9 JUN 1826)

Death: 9 JUN 1826 Quainton

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Price, Arthur James (b. 1872, d. ?)

Source: (Birth)
Title: 1881 census/www.ancestry.co.uk
Data:
Text: Jun qtr ref: 1a 192

Source: (Individual)
Title: 1881 census

Source: (Individual)
Title: 1891 census/David Eldridge

Source: (Individual)
Title: 1901 census

Occupation: Date: 1891
Place: Van Driver Carman

Census: Date: 1881
Place: 40 Talbot Grove, Kensington, London

Census: Date: 1891
Place: 128 Kilburn Lane, Kensal Town, Chelsea, London

Census: Date: 1901
Place: Can't find him

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Price, Walter T (b. 1900, d. ?)

Source: (Birth)
Title: 1901 census

Census: Date: 1901
Place: Visitor @@ 128 Kilburn Lane, Paddington

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Branfield, Annie (b. 1879, d. ?)

Note: Annie worked in London, but the family she worked for had a holiday home in Guernsey. The family had something to do with champagne (I haven't looked at that angle yet)
Anyway, Overland Estate, St Martin, Guernsey owned by a Charles J Herst
Annie Branfield, born England, Parlourmaid Domestic, age 24 - Hazel

Source: (Birth)
Title: Hazel Ann Burnell/www.freebmd
Data:
Text: Dec qtr District of Stafford ref: 6b 19

Source: (Residence)
Title: 1901 census

Source: (Individual)
Title: 1881 census

Source: (Individual)
Title: 1891 census/David Eldridge

Census: Date: 1881
Place: 41 CoOperative Str, Stafford

Census: Date: 1891
Place: 41 CoOperative Str, Stafford

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Burnell, Charles Henry Branfield (b. --Not Shown--)

Source: (Birth)
Title: www.1837online.com
Data:
Text: Dec qtr ref: 1d 376

Source: (Residence)
Title: Hazel Ann Burnell

Occupation: Place: Worked for the railways

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Burnell, Lillian Ethel (b. --Not Shown--)

Note: She (Lil) did tell me that while they were in Beech Street, there was an old woman who was a lodger and had the front bedroom and used it has a bed sitting room. From what I can gather the house was pretty small to begin with, so with a lodger it must have been cramped. This lodger, from her memories, was a person who liked to give advice-one example being during a raid she was playing under the table with a doll, when the lodger came in and told her parents that they should be teaching her the seriousness of it, her Dad told the lodger to 'shut up'.

The other thing she mentioned that when she was very young, and still in London, she was sent home from school with TB. Also that the school was better than the one she went to in Worcester Park, because in that one there was one teacher to three classes.