Cursley Family History

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Cursley, Pvt Albert Edward
b. unknown d. Mar. 21, 1918 Faubourg-d'Amiens Cemeter...
Arras
Nord-Pas-de-Calais
France

Cursley, Private Albert Edward
b. unknown d. Mar. 21, 1918 Arras Memorial
Pas-de-Calais
France

Cursley, Cpl C
b. unknown d. Sep. 3, 1916 Thiepval Memorial
Thiepval
France

Cursley, Frank Horace
b. unknown d. Aug. 20, 1917 Basra (CWCG) War Cemetery
Basra
Iraq

Cursley, Lance Corporal Harold D.
b. unknown d. Sep. 25, 1915 Loos Memorial
Loos-en-Gohelle
France

Cursley, Joseph Hanson
b. unknown d. Dec. 11, 1960 Fairview Cemetery
North Chelmsford
Middlesex County
Massachusetts, USA

Cursley, Pilot Officer Leslie
b. unknown d. Mar. 30, 1943 Runnymede Memorial
Surrey
England

Cursley, Margaret Lord
b. unknown d. Apr. 6, 1953 Fairview Cemetery
North Chelmsford
Middlesex County
Massachusetts, USA

Cursley, Pvt R
b. unknown d. Sep. 23, 1915 Bienvillers Military (CWG...
Bienvillers
Nord-Pas-de-Calais
France

Cursley, Pvt Samuel Henry
b. unknown d. Apr. 23, 1917 Faubourg-d'Amiens Cemeter...
Arras
Nord-Pas-de-Calais
France

Cursley, Private Samuel Henry
b. unknown d. Apr. 23, 1917 Arras Memorial
Pas-de-Calais
France

http://www.findagrave.com/

BIENVILLERS Military Cemetery (Pas de Calais France)

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Commonwealth graves in Communal Cemeteries & Churchyards in Belgium & France

BIENVILLERS Military Cemetery (Pas de Calais France)

CURSLEY R
United Kingdom Private 11694Leicestershire Regiment23/09/1915 I. A. 61.

http://www.inmemories.com/Cemeteries/bienvillersmil.htm

Old Bailey Proceedings, 8th July 1850.

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1233. CHARLES DOWSON , feloniously cutting and wounding George Cursley, with intent to maim and disable him.

MR. RYLAND conducted the Prosecution.

GEORGE CURSLEY . I am seventeen years old, and am apprentice to Mrs. Montague, of Ickenham. On 24th June I was with the prisoner, and a boy named Finch, coming from Ickenham—I had two trace chains in my hand—I put them round the prisoner's legs and round my arm—I caught hold of his legs, and Finch took his arms, and we carried him—the chain was not tight, so as to hurt him—we carried him ten or twelve yards, and he said, "Put me down"—we put him down, but he did not get away, as the chain was round his legs and my arm—he said, "I have got something in my pocket which will make you leave go, you b——r"—he put his left hand in his pocket, pulled out a knife, and cut me across the wrist, round which the chain was—it drew blood—I saw the knife coming a second time—I was not quick enough, and he cut me across the left knee—I told Finch it was a tidy gash, and that he had cut my knee—he said, "You b——r; and I will rip your b——y guts out when I get up" (he was sitting on the ground with the chain still round me—I was going to release it when I put him down, but he would not give me time)—Finch said, "No, you shan't"—I caught hold, of him, and took the knife away; the point of it stuck into my finger, but that was an accident—we walked on together some distance, and were good friends, and Finch gave him back his knife—I asked him to give me a piece of sticking-plaster, and I would say no more about it—he said, "No, I shan't; I done it, and I shall not give you any"—we all went to his mother's; she strapped it up for me, and told me to have him locked up.

Cross-examined by MR. CARTER. Q. After you had taken him up and let him down, he was in a great passion? A. Yes; we set him down carefully, he did not fall—the chain was too tight for me to draw my hand out—it was a common clasp knife; he had to open it—I did not catch hold of his arm, I thought he was only in play—when we carried him I put his legs on my shoulders, and Finch had hold of his arms—the chain was round both his legs—Finch is about as tall as me, but stouter—the prisoner is older than me, but not so tall—he was very angry throughout the whole occurrence—we went to a public-house afterwards, and had a little beer—I did not know I was so bad, and did not mean to let my mistress know it—the prisoner has not been ill since I have been there, and that is two years in November.

HENRY FINCH . I am seventeen years old, and live at Ickenham. On 24th June, the prisoner, Cursley, and I were at play—Cursley had some chains, which he put round the prisoner's legs, and round his own arm, and told me to catch hold of his shoulders, and we would carry him—we carried him ten or twelve yards, and when he told us we put him down gently—either Cursley did not let go of him just at that minute, or else he could not get away—he pulled out his knife, and said, "I have got something in my pocket which will make you leave go of me"—he pulled out a knife, opened it, and cut Cursley across the wrist—Cursley said, "This is a tidy gash"—he said, "Yes"—Cursley then said, "He has cut my knee"—the prisoner said, "Yes, and I will rip your b—y guts out"—his knee bled very much—I took the knife from the prisoner, and said he should have it when he got home—we went to Mr. Treadaway's public-house to see the cut, as it was bleeding—Cursley asked the prisoner for some sticking-plaster; he said, "No, I have done it, and I shan't give it you"—we went to the prisoner's mother's, who gave him some sticking-plaster, and strapped it up.

Cross-examined. Q. Was not the prisoner very angry when you were dragging him about? A. No; he said, "Put me down," as if he was tired of playing—the chain was half-a-yard between him and Cursley when we had put him down—he was lying flat on the ground, his legs were not higher than his head—the cut in the knee was not while we were taking the knife away—he had had a little beer before this; he had none afterwards, because he was ashamed to come into the public-house to see the cut.

WILLIAM RAYNER . I am a surgeon, of Uxbridge. I was sent for, and examined Cursley—he had a small incised wound, about two inches long, on the right wrist, and another an inch and a half long on the left knee—I did not ascertain the depth, as it had been plastered, and I did not open it—they were very slight wounds, merely skin deep, or the arteries and tendons would have been severed—he did not go to his work next morning; I advised him to be quiet for a day or two.

Cross-examined. Q. If he had intended to have done much injury, he might have done it? A. Yes; supposing him to be ruptured, the knocking about would tend to alarm his mind, if he had no truss.

GEORGE GIBSON LYNN (policeman, T 197). Cursley complained to me—I took the prisoner in the high-road—he said, "Cursley assaulted me first; I cut him first, and I cut him again for pushing me about"—I asked him where the knife was—he said, "You have not got it, have you?"—I produce the trowsers, with a hole in the knee, and blood on them.

(The prisoner received a good character.)

GUILTY of an Assault.—Strongly recommended to mercy by the Jury. —

Confined One Day.

http://tinyurl.com/brwv2b

BMD's Website - TNA's Collection of Non Parochial Registers RG4, RG5, RG6, RG7 & RG8

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Cursley	William		1711	Marriage	London
Cursley	Thomas		1805	Baptism	Leicestershire
Cursley	Thomas	Father: Thomas Cursley	1805	Baptism	Leicestershire
Cursley	Thomas	Mother: Hannah Cursley	1805	Baptism	Leicestershire
Cursley	James		1809	Baptism	Leicestershire
Cursley	James	Father: Thomas Cursley	1809	Baptism	Leicestershire
Cursley	James	Mother: Hannah Cursley	1809	Baptism	Leicestershire
Cursley	Samuel		1809	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Samuel	Father: Jones Cursley	1809	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Samuel	Mother: Elizabeth Cursley	1809	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Hannah		1834	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Hannah	Father: Joseph Cursley	1834	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Hannah	Mother: Sarah Cursley	1834	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Joshua		1836	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Joshua	Father: Joseph Cursley	1836	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Joshua	Mother: Sarah Cursley	1836	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Samuel		1837	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Samuel	Father: Joseph Cursley	1837	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Samuel	Mother: Sarah Cursley	1837	Baptism	Northamptonshire
Cursley	Emma		1867	Burial	Middlesex

Charles Cursley -

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Charles Cursley

Identification
Confirmed

Date of birth
1890

Occupation
Police Constable, Nottinghamshire Constabulary

Home address
4 Roden Street, Nottingham

Rank
Corporal

Service number
27191

Unit
Sherwood Foresters Notts & Derbys (17th Bn)

Service history
Enlisted 10 June 1915

Date of death
3 September 1916. KIA Beaumont Hamel

Age
26

Buried
Thiepval Memorial

Next of kin
Charles and Harriet Cursley (parents), Hallaton, Leicestershire

Other information
Born Hallaton, Leicestershire

Other information
Born Mansfield

Sargeant Cursley - The Derbyshires - Heights of Dargai

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Heights of Dargai 1897

2nd Battalion at Peshawar 1897

The British force sent into the Tirah was under the command of Sir William Lockhart. The force was very large, containing 12 British battalions and 24 Indian/Gurkha battalions. The 2nd battalion Derbyshires were part of the 1st Division and were commanded by Colonel Dowse. The Dorset and the Northampton battalions suffered from cholera during the journey to the north-west and were confined to camp for 10 days. The Derbyshires fared better, avoiding the outbreak, but they did suffer from sore feet.

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The men from the first attack who had been pinned down for hours could hardly believe their luck that their ordeal was soon to end. The final yards were almost easy as the tribesmen had started to run away. The commander of the Gordons survived the advance and seeing that the Heights were won, ordered Sergeant Cursley of the Derbys to use his signal flag to inform the Divisional commanders that Dargai was cleared. The regiment had lost one officer and 3 men killed, 8 wounded.

Pte Charles Cursley - Sherwood Foresters Regt

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Plea for help on war dead

A HALLATON man is appealing for Mail readers' help in finding photographs of village men who fought in the First World War.
For an exhibition in the church, Denis Kenyon, of Eastgate, spent a year researching the lives of 30 men whose names appear on the village war memorial.

Now, to complete a second exhibition, he is looking for photographs of Hallaton men who died in the war, as well as of those who fought and survived.

He has 13 photos so far but is appealing for anyone with pictures of the following men to get in touch with him: Lt George Frederick Andrews, King’s Regt (Liverpool); Pte George Clarke, Coldstream Guards; Pte William Dwyer, East Yorkshire Regt; Pte Ralph Sneath Gray, Coldstream Guards; Cpl Ernest Newcombe Johnson, Leicestershire Regt; Pte George Morris, Leicestershire Regt; Pte Tom Neale, Leicestershire Regt; L/Cpl Eli Pateman, Canadian Mounted Rifles; Pte Herbert William Granger, South Staffordshire Regt; Pte John Henry Tyler, Leicestershire Regt; Pte Walter Tyrrell, Leicestershire Regt; Lt Calverley George Bewicke, Welsh Regt; Pte Charles Cursley, Sherwood Foresters Regt; Pte William Charles Fox, Leicestershire Regt; Ldg Seaman Walter Hubert Hawke, Royal Navy; Bmbdr Montague Percy Killingrey, Royal Field Artillery; Cpl Frederick Charles Morrison, Rifle Brigade; Pte Arthur Ernest Parkinson, East Surrey Regt; Pte Frederick Walter Russell, Northamptonshire Regt; Pte Albert Tyler, Leicestershire Regt; Bmbdr Albert Edward Tyrrell, Royal Garrison Artillery.

Mr Kenyon said: “I would take the greatest care of any loaned photos, scan them, acknowledge the source and return them immediately. They would be used to honour the men of Hallaton in the roll of honour and war memorial display – both those that died and those who were fortunate enough to return.”

Anyone with a photograph of any of these men or others from Hallaton who fought in the Great War should contact him on 01858 555602 or 07834324352 or email denis.kenyon@virgin.net.

New Zealand Deaths

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New Zealand Historical Records

1936 George Cursley 1936 aged 81 ref: 1936/15378

1950 Charlotte Jane Cursley aged 84 ref: 1950/32576

1899 Matilda Cursley aged 30 ref: 1899/5179

http://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.identityservices.govt.nz/Home/

Greenwood - Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York

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Photo courtesy of Jeremy Scott

Cursley burials at The Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York

James Cursley buried 16th September 1925

Eliza Cursley buried 27th September 1938

Lot 3330 Section 85

http://www.green-wood.com/

Cursley - Facebook

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There are 76 Cursley's listed on Facebook, check it out!

http://www.facebook.com/

St. John Ambulance Association - C.W. Cursley

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The Birmingham Daily Post of Saturday February 9th 1889 carries the following extract from a report entitled St. John Ambulance Association.

"Lady Newport then distributed the certificates and the badges, and also presented the hon. sec. (Mr. Cursley) with a writing-case and inkstand which had been subscribed for by the members of the class. - Mr. Cursley, in reply, stated that there were sixty-nine members in the class, and that they all took a great interest in the work. - On the motion of the Rev. Canon Bowley, seconded by Mr. Stoker, a hearty vote of thanks was accorded to Viscount and Lady Newport. - A miscellaneous entertainment followed.

Extracted from the British Library collection of 19c British Newspapers.

http://www.bl.uk/reshelp/findhelprestype/news/newspdigproj/ndproject/index.html

Deceased On Line

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A search of "Deceased Online" shows the following records:

Harold Cursley - Buried 25th February 1916 - Tunbridge Wells Borough Cemetery

Kathleen Cursley - Cremated 27th September 1988 - Kent and Sussex Crematorium

http://deceasedonline.com/

The Art of Drawing

2008-08-21T19:08:00.001+01:00

The art of drawing

From: Southwest Art | Date: February 1, 2002| Author: Davis, Lynn Pyne | Copyright information

Six western artists bring modern sensibilities to a centuries-old art form

Jim Cursley

Jim Cursley and his wife laugh when asked how long a particular drive took them. They have trouble giving an accurate answer because the truth is, they spend almost as much time parked alongside the road taking photographs as they do driving. Back in his art studio in Colorado, Cursley uses those images of the American West to inspire his drawings and oil paintings.

http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1P3-99866398.html

Pilot Officer L.J. Cursley

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Pilot Officer L.J. Cursley 76 Sqdn R.A.F.

R.A.F. Memorial, Runneymede

R.A.F. Memorial Runneymede

Pilot Officer 51291 Leslie Jack Cursley, Died 30th March 1943
76 Sqdn. R.A.F.

Commemorated on panel 131

http://www.raf.mod.uk/bombercommand/h76.html

http://www.cwgc.org/

Old Bailey Records - George Cursley - Witness

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1233. CHARLES DOWSON , feloniously cutting and wounding George Cursley, with intent to maim and disable him.

MR. RYLAND conducted the Prosecution.

GEORGE CURSLEY . I am seventeen years old, and am apprentice to Mrs. Montague, of Ickenham. On 24th June I was with the prisoner, and a boy named Finch, coming from Ickenham—I had two trace chains in my hand—I put them round the prisoner's legs and round my arm—I caught hold of his legs, and Finch took his arms, and we carried him—the chain was not tight, so as to hurt him—we carried him ten or twelve yards, and he said, "Put me down"—we put him down, but he did not get away, as the chain was round his legs and my arm—he said, "I have got something in my pocket which will make you leave go, you b——r"—he put his left hand in his pocket, pulled out a knife, and cut me across the wrist, round which the chain was—it drew blood—I saw the knife coming a second time—I was not quick enough, and he cut me across the left knee—I told Finch it was a tidy gash, and that he had cut my knee—he said, "You b——r; and I will rip your b——y guts out when I get up" (he was sitting on the ground with the chain still round me—I was going to release it when I put him down, but he would not give me time)—Finch said, "No, you shan't"—I caught hold, of

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him, and took the knife away; the point of it stuck into my finger, but that was an accident—we walked on together some distance, and were good friends, and Finch gave him back his knife—I asked him to give me a piece of sticking-plaster, and I would say no more about it—he said, "No, I shan't; I done it, and I shall not give you any"—we all went to his mother's; she strapped it up for me, and told me to have him locked up.

Cross-examined by MR. CARTER. Q. After you had taken him up and let him down, he was in a great passion? A. Yes; we set him down carefully, he did not fall—the chain was too tight for me to draw my hand out—it was a common clasp knife; he had to open it—I did not catch hold of his arm, I thought he was only in play—when we carried him I put his legs on my shoulders, and Finch had hold of his arms—the chain was round both his legs—Finch is about as tall as me, but stouter—the prisoner is older than me, but not so tall—he was very angry throughout the whole occurrence—we went to a public-house afterwards, and had a little beer—I did not know I was so bad, and did not mean to let my mistress know it—the prisoner has not been ill since I have been there, and that is two years in November.

HENRY FINCH . I am seventeen years old, and live at Ickenham. On 24th June, the prisoner, Cursley, and I were at play—Cursley had some chains, which he put round the prisoner's legs, and round his own arm, and told me to catch hold of his shoulders, and we would carry him—we carried him ten or twelve yards, and when he told us we put him down gently—either Cursley did not let go of him just at that minute, or else he could not get away—he pulled out his knife, and said, "I have got something in my pocket which will make you leave go of me"—he pulled out a knife, opened it, and cut Cursley across the wrist—Cursley said, "This is a tidy gash"—he said, "Yes"—Cursley then said, "He has cut my knee"—the prisoner said, "Yes, and I will rip your b—y guts out"—his knee bled very much—I took the knife from the prisoner, and said he should have it when he got home—we went to Mr. Treadaway's public-house to see the cut, as it was bleeding—Cursley asked the prisoner for some sticking-plaster; he said, "No, I have done it, and I shan't give it you"—we went to the prisoner's mother's, who gave him some sticking-plaster, and strapped it up.

Cross-examined. Q. Was not the prisoner very angry when you were dragging him about? A. No; he said, "Put me down," as if he was tired of playing—the chain was half-a-yard between him and Cursley when we had put him down—he was lying flat on the ground, his legs were not higher than his head—the cut in the knee was not while we were taking the knife away—he had had a little beer before this; he had none afterwards, because he was ashamed to come into the public-house to see the cut.

Cross-examined. Q. If he had intended to have done much injury, he might have done it? A. Yes; supposing him to be ruptured, the knocking about would tend to alarm his mind, if he had no truss.

GEORGE GIBSON LYNN (policeman, T 197). Cursley complained to me—I took the prisoner in the high-road—he said, "Cursley assaulted me first; I cut him first, and I cut him again for pushing me about"—I asked him where

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the knife was—he said, "You have not got it, have you?"—I produce the trowsers, with a hole in the knee, and blood on them.

(The prisoner received a good character.)

GUILTY of an Assault.—Strongly recommended to mercy by the Jury. —

Confined One Day.

http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?path=sessionsPapers%2F18500708.xml

Cambridge Odd-Fellows - January 1859

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Matilda Cursley - Witness to Marriage May 1866

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Marriages at the Church of St Augustine
in the Parish of Everton
Marriages recorded in the Register for the years 1860 - 1867

Marriage: 4 May 1866 St Augustine, Everton, Lancashire, England
Henry White - Full Naval Engineer Batchelor of Woolwich Co Kent
Catherine Craig - Full Spinster of Everton
Groom's Father: George White
Bride's Father: Peter Craig, ? Of Spirit Merchants
Witness: George Dawson; Matilda Cursley
Married by Banns by: Henry Sutton
Register: Marriages 1860 - 1867, Page 203, Entry 405
Source: LDS Film 1656014

http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Liverpool/Everton/staugustine/marriages_1860-1867.html

Diaries, 1854-1867 Larkin, Elijah, 1829-1905

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Diaries, 1854-1867
Larkin, Elijah, 1829-1905

April 30, 1863
30th General Duty. Saw My friend Daviss and
he drew up a Memorial for me. & I took it to
Mr Cursley to write out. & then left it with
Mr F Russell Hall. who promised to see the Mayor
to day. & do all fhe could for me. I went to Insp
Thompsons to inquire after his Health. as he went
of Duty sick with Diarrear on Sunday last
found him very ill. went to tea at Bro Wattss
with Bro King & Gibson. & we councelled togeth
respecting the future wellbeing of the Branch
Br Hallam came in & we enjoyed ourselves first [page burned]
[page burned]

Diaries, 1854-1867 Larkin, Elijah, 1829-1905 January 1863

Brickworks in Dogsthorpe

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"One thing I remember about the brickworks in Dogsthorpe is the buckets which used to go along cables between Eye and Dogsthorpe, to get the clay from the pit to the works I suppose. I came across this picture of them. I am guessing that the buckets served the London Brick works which were on the site of the householders waste site, as my memories date from the sixties.

There has been a tradition of brickmaking in the Peterborough area from at least the eighteenth century, these were small yards operating seasonally and using the more superficial clays. From the 1880's onwards experimentation with the lower Oxford Clay allowed the mass-production of bricks on an industrial scale. Hence the rapid formation of several companies all competing to exploit the new process, and many of smaller companies were bought up.

The brickworks on the 1889 map, to the north of Welland Road, were owned or occupied by Thomas Parker and family from 1872 up to 1897. It was possibly previously occupied by Edward Vergette of Peterborough in the 1860’s. The site was possibly occupied by George Cursley from c 1890 to 1897.

The site was sold in 1897 to John W Rowe who formed the Dogsthorpe Brick & Tile Co Ltd. The site was put up for auction but not sold in February 1899, it’s subsequent history is unknown.

The remaining kiln was demolished about 1942/3. The land was acquired by Peterborough City Council for a recreation ground and still remains to this day".

http://www.dogsthorpe.com/brick.htm

Australian "Free Settlers" Database 1826 - 1922

2008-06-04T14:52:00.002+01:00

8 Cursley's listed in new database!

Australian Online Database Lists "Free Settlers"

Details of millions of Britons who traveled to Australia in the late 19th and early 20th century in search of economic success were released online Wednesday. Ancestry.co.uk has compiled the details of 8.9 million so-called "free settlers", or economic migrants to Australia, which the website says gives the average Briton a 25 percent chance of having a free settler ancestor.

"Australia's free settler heritage is often overlooked in favour of its more colourful convict past," the website's managing director Simon Harper said.

"However, it should be remembered that free settlers were brave and ambitious, making the choice to leave their homes and travel by ship for many months to the other side of the world for the chance of a new life."

Australia's population rose more than 100 times between 1826 and 1922, largely due to immigration, as well as a rapidly-growing economy.

http://landing.ancestry.co.uk/intl/au/settlers/default.aspx

Cursley Census Index On-Line

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The Cursley Census Index for the 1841, 1851 and 1861 can be found on-line at the Guild of One-Name Studies Electronic Archive for Cursley.

http://www.one-name.org/cgi-bin/archive/frontpage.cgi?study=Cursley

The remaining census indexes will follow in due course.

Ancestors in Desborough, Northants

2008-03-28T10:27:00.002Z

A Family Story

Genealogical data for Desborough, Northants. By Linda Ellis

Complete transcriptions for five censuses: 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, and 1881.

Plus a surnames index.

http://www.afamilystory.co.uk/default.aspx

Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York

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GREENWOOD-CEMETERY, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

BURIALS

ELIZA CURSLEY

Date of Interment

Date 27th September 1938

Section 85
Lot 3330

JAMES CURSLEY

Date of Interment

16th September 1925

Section 85
Lot 3330

http://www.green-wood.com/

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Brooklyn Eagle Newspaper - February 1897

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Party In Quincy Street

Brooklyn Eagle, February 21st 1897 Page 26

http://www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org/eagle/

Waimate (NZ) Daily Advertiser, 1900

2008-03-17T16:30:00.004Z

General News

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume II, Issue 95, 13 January 1900, Page 2

An accident occurred at the si ? yesterday. A man named Cursley was
tying up a horse when it pulled back and the rope caught in the man's
left thumb, pulling it almost off. He was taken to the Hospital and an
amputation performed.

http://www.paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&srpos=2&cl=search&d=WDA19000113.2.9&e=-------en--1----0cursley-all

New Zealand Tablet 1899

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Visit of His Lordship Dr. Grimes

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 30, 27 July 1899, Page 24

On Monday morning a large gathering assembled at a Requiem Mass for Mrs. Cursley, a member of the Altar Society, and a very devoted parishioner, who had died on the previous Friday. His Lordship preached an eloquent sermon on prayers for the dead, taking for his text ' It is a holy and a wholesome thought to pray for the dead, that they may be loosed from their sins.'

http://www.paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=NZT18990727.2.58&cl=search&srpos=1&st=0&e=-------en--1----0cursley-all

Elizabeth Jones - nee' Cursley - 1871 LAN

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Cursley's 1871 Census Lancashire (2)

RG10/4025, folio 32
6 Chadwick St, Salford, Lancashire:
Charles GOODMAN, Head, Married, 36, Shoemaker, born Bath
Thomasina, Wife, Married, 29, No occupation, born Cursley
Elizabeth JONES, Sister In Law, Unmarried, 21, Throstle Spinner, born Cursley
Mary E JONES, Niece, 2, born Lancashire, Manchester
Catherine DWYER, Lodger, Unmarried, 32, Seamstress, born Ireland
A Williams

Link: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/ENG-SOMERSET/2004-06/1086370866

Thomasina Goodman nee' Cursley 1871 LAN

2008-03-06T17:17:00.004Z

Cursley's 1871 Census Lancashire (1)

RG10/4025, folio 32
6 Chadwick St, Salford, Lancashire:
Charles GOODMAN, Head, Married, 36, Shoemaker, born Bath
Thomasina, Wife, Married, 29, No occupation, born Cursley
Elizabeth JONES, Sister In Law, Unmarried, 21, Throstle Spinner, born Cursley
Mary E JONES, Niece, 2, born Lancashire, Manchester
Catherine DWYER, Lodger, Unmarried, 32, Seamstress, born Ireland
A Williams

Link: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/ENG-SOMERSET/2004-06/1086370866

Mrs. E. Cursley - Passenger - "Tasman" 1877

2008-03-06T16:52:00.009Z


Mariners and Ships In Australian Waters "Tasman" of Hobart Town, WILLIAM DAVID LYON, Master, Burthen 490 Tons from the Port of HOBART TOWN to SYDNEY, New South Wales, 9th Mar. 1877
Surname	Given name	Station	Age	Of what Nation
LYON	WILLIAM D.	CAPTAIN
LEWIS	JOHN	MATE	48	WALES
BECK	CHARLES	2ND MATE	34	TASMANIA
SHORT	JOHN M.	CARPENTER	25	TASMANIA
JENKINS	WILLIAM	LAMPS	37	WALES
HENDY	ALEXANDER	A. B.	43	GLASGOW
OSBORNE	JAMES	A. B.	28	GLASGOW
DALUCE	MICHAEL	A. B.	29	GREECE
HEPBURN	WILLIAM	A. B.	21	STEPNEY
BURKE	WILLIAM	A. B.	24	TASMANIA
BEE	HENRY	A. B.	28	NORFOLK
MARK	HENRY	A. B.	28	LONDON
BANK	LOUIS	A. B.	40	CANADA
DOCKSEY	FREDERICK	CHIEF ENGINEER	43	LONDON
BROWN	JOHN	2ND ENGINEER	44	STOCKPORT
SHAW	DAVID	FIREMAN	38	LONDON
HOBBS	ROBERT	FIREMAN	32	LONDON
HANNA	WILLIAM	FIREMAN	28	BELFAST
CARPENTER	G.	TRIMMER	42	KENT
PARKER	DAVID	BOY	19	SCOTLAND
CORKERY	JAMES	BOY	17	TASMANIA
WELLS	C. L.	CHIEF COOK	34	IPSWICH
SODERBERG	U. W.	FORE CABIN STEWARD	30	SWEDEN
SAMPSON	WILLIAM	ASST. STD.	17	TASMANIA
RONIS	ANTHONY	PANTRYMAN	26	GIBRALTA
MACK	PETER	2ND COOK	30	LIVERPOOL
BROWN		MR.
BROWN		MRS.
BROWN		MISS
SAMPSON		MRS.
CURRY		MRS.
SEVERNE		MR.
SEVERNE		MRS.
SEVERNE	CHILD 1
SEVERNE	CHILD 2
HOLMES		MR.
FARNWELL		MISS
FARNWELL		MISS
MACWELL	JOHN	MR.
MYLES	J. P.	MR.
LE BRANT		MRS.
DAVIES	A. M.	MR.
MOORE	C.	MRS.
GIBBS	J. W.	MRS.
FORSYTH		MRS.
FORSYTH		MISS
COUTTS		MISS
THOMPSON		MRS.
McDOWALL	NIELL	MR.
McDOWALL	CHILD
McDOWALL	INFANT
SHENE		MR.
POPE		MR.
POPE		MRS.
POPE		MISS
POPE		MISS
POPE		MAST.
BAYNES		MR.
SIMPSON		MISS
BROWN	FREDERICK
HAKINS	JOHN
LUTTRELL		MR.
LUTTRELL		MRS.
McGURR	ALEX	MR.
McGURR		MRS.
QUIN	ALF	MR.
BELAMY	THOMAS	MR.
HART	FRED	MR.
WALLACE	JOHN	MR.
PETERSON	CHARLES	MR.
CURSLEY	E.	MRS.			PASSENGER	STEERAGE
McKENNA	MICHAEL
EVANS	H.	MISS
Source: State Records Authority of New South Wales: Shipping Master's Office; Passengers Arriving 1855 - 1922; NRS 13278, [X136 - 138] reel 435. Transcribed by Tamea Willcocks, 2003.

Link: http://mariners.records.nsw.gov.au/1877/03/031tas.htm

Cursley McMasters - Randolph County

2008-03-06T16:41:00.007Z

CAPT. J. W. TURNERS COMPANY OF SENIOR RESERVES
FROM RANDOLPH COUNTY NC

Towards the end of the War Between the States it became necessary to utilize the services of the men who originally were too old to serve in the regular troops in defending the Southern Homeland. In the year 1864 there were several companies of Senior Reserves and Supporting Forces, created here in North Carolina. One of those companies raised in this area was under the leadership of Captain J. W. Turner. The main enrollments took place at Ashboro in Randolph County in 1864. Upon enlistment the men the enrolling officer with the following information: Age [sometimes gave actual birthdate]; birth place; Height [feet and inches]; Complexion; color of hair and eyes; and occupation. The following is a list of those men which served in Captain J. W. Turners Company of Senior Reserves from Randolph County. Captain J. W. Turner - William Alexander, Aaron Allred, Larkin Arnold, George Auman, John Bell, William Bingham, Peter Black, Joseph Boriss, Adam Brady, William Brady, Berry Brantly, O. C. Brewer, William H. Bright, Alfred Brower, Calvin Bulla, Solomon Bunting, Austin Burgess, Eli Byerly, William Cagle, Alexander Cameron, Dennis Cox, Reuben Cox, William Cox, Zeno Cox, Ransom Cranford, Jackson Craven, Reece C. Crave, W. M. Craven, Green B. Davis, John Davis, John Dean, Robartus Dean, Ezra Dorsett, Leonard Dorsett, Thomas Dougan, Joseph Dowdy, William C. Elder, Henry Ellison, David Fouts, Solomon Frazier, Peter P. Freeman, Alfred Furgeson, John Garner, Jacob Garron, John Goley, Thomas Gorden, Duncan Graham, Abner Gray, Christopher Gray, Grier Gray, A. P. Griffin, Lewis Griffin, Thomas Hall, E. S. Hamilton, Elisha Hardister, James Haskett, William Hendricks, John G. Henry, Silas Hobson, V. R. Hockell, Thomas Hodges, William Hughes, John Humble, James Jerrell, B. H. John, A. H. Johnson, John Johnson, Linden Jones, Wesley Jones, Wesley Julian, Larkin Kearns, Thomas Kearns, Cummings King, Fields Lain, Ransom Lain, Enoch S. Lawrence, D. B. Leach, Salathia Leonard, Samuel Lewis, Alfred Lineberry, E. W. Lineberry, Eli Lineberry, Horace Lineberry, Joel Littler, Cornelius Loftin, Kendrick Loftin, William J. Long, Stephen Loudermilk, Abram Luther, William Luther, J. M. Maness, Samuel McCollum, James McGehee, Cursley McMasters , Reddich Medley, Jesse J. Miller, Robert Mitchel, Overton Moffitt, W. H. Mooning, Jacob Moore, Lawrence Moore, B. A. Morgan, Felix Myers, Cornelius Neice, Larkin B. Nelson, Brantly Owen, Even F. Owen, William Parks, David Patterson, Alfred Perry, Ezra Pierce, Willis Pierce, John Presnell, Jesse Pugh, William Pugh, Benjamin Rash, Edward Raven, Thomas Redding, Green B. Regan, Jonathan Robbins, Alfred Routh, Moses Routh, John McK. Russell, A. J. Siler, Isaac Sluder, Alexander Spencer, Joseph Spoon, Jacob Steel, Lindsey Swaim, M. J. Swift, David Teague, James Upton, Cornelius Varner, Lyndon White and Andrew J. York.

Link: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/ncrandol/2004-11/1099531600

Henry Cursley - The Times July 17th 1866

2008-03-06T16:29:00.003Z

From The Times - Jul 17, 1866

At Southwark, Robert WINTER was charged with stealing a watch and chain from
the person of Henry Cursley. The prosecutor, an engine driver employed by
the South-Western Railway Company, said that on Saturday night, about 9
o'clock, he was with his wife marketing in the New Cut, when he felt a
sudden pull at his watch, and on looking down he saw the prisoner with it in
his hand endeavouring to break it from the chain. The witness seized the
latter, and it broke. The prisoner struggled very hard to get away, but
with the assistance of another man and his wife he kept him until a
constable came up, when he was given into custody. Elizabeth Cursely, wife
of the prosecutor, said she heard her husband call out, and in turning round
she saw the prisoner with her husband's watch in his hand. She seized hold
of the chain and endeavoured to get the watch from him, but the chain broke.
Julias Palmer, a glass engraver, said that he saw the prisoner snatch the
watch. Witness assisted in securing him. The prisoner pleaded "Guilty," and
was sentenced to six months' hard labour.

Link: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/winter/2004-04/1082901849

U.S. Social Security Death Index

2008-03-04T08:54:00.002Z

The U.S. Social Security Death Index can be searched at:

http://ssdi.rootsweb.com/

Tip, enter as little information as possible to start.

Welford Road Cemetery - Leicester

2008-03-03T20:58:00.003Z

Casualties Not Buried But Commemorated

In Welford Road Cemetery. Leicester

Casualties of the First World War

CURSLEY, Pte. Frank Horace, 47876, 20.08.1917 (19) Basra War Cemetery, Iraq [uK.968]

Link:

http://www.lrfhs.org.uk/wroadwar.htm

Wadson B. CUSLEY

2007-04-08T17:12:00.001+01:00

Wadson B. Cusley

CUSLEY, WADSON B

PVT US ARMY
CIVIL WAR
DATE OF DEATH: 04/11/1864
BURIED AT: SECTION B SITE 647
MEMPHIS NATIONAL CEMETERY
3568 TOWNES AVENUE MEMPHIS, TN 38122

(901) 386-8311

Link: http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/servlet/NGL_v1

Roberta Cursley b.circa 1850

2007-04-07T17:33:00.001+01:00

Roberta Cursley

3. CHARLES3 RAYNER (CHARLES WALDER2, JOHN1) was born 1852 in Warwickshire, England. He married (1) FLORENCE SMAILES in Tasmania. He married (2) ROBERTA CURSLEY 1878. She was born Abt. 1850 in England.
More About CHARLES RAYNER:Baptism: 14/Nov/1852, Attleborough, Warwickshire, England.Occupation: Bookbinder.
Children of CHARLES RAYNER and FLORENCE SMAILES are:
i. CHARLES4 RAYNER.
ii. UNKNOWN RAYNER.
Children of CHARLES RAYNER and ROBERTA CURSLEY are:
iii. UNKNOWN4 RAYNER.
iv. UNKNOWN RAYNER.
9. v. ALFRED ERNEST ( ALF ) RAYNER, b. 11/Jun/1878, Leicester, Leicestershire, England.; d. 03/Sep/1978, Marrickville NSW. Aged 100 years.

Link: http://www.cooma.nsw.gov.au/monaropioneers/raynerwc.htm

Wrights Directory of Nottingham 1888/9

2007-04-07T17:26:00.001+01:00

Wrights Directory of Nottingham 1888/9

Lorne grove ( Woodborough road).

1 Miss R. E. Lawson, dressmaker
2 William Speed, warehouseman
3 Mrs. Sarah Jane Bishop, monthly
nurse
4 Mrs. Maria Cave 5 Hy. Cooke
7 John Archer
8 George Payne 9 Wm. Weston
10 Wm. Cursley ] 11 Wm. Turton
12 Wm. Hy. Coates, clerk M. Rly
14 William Osborne
15 Miss Eliza Whiting
16 Arthur Duckett, warehouseman
17 William E. Young, architect
18 Robert Blasdale

Link: http://www.british-genealogy.com/resources/county/ntt/1177sam1.pdf

WW1 Campaign Medals - Cursley

2007-03-28T15:52:00.001+01:00

World War 1 Campaign Medals - The National Archives , Kew.
Catalogue Reference WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, William T
Corps:
Labour Corps
Regiment No:
669259
Rank:
Private
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Tom
Corps:
Base Details Royal Field Artillery
Regiment No:
90555
Rank:
Driver...
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Samuel O
Corps:
Derby Yeomanry
Regiment No:
2275
Rank:
Private...
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Samuel H
Corps:
South Staffordshire Regiment
Regiment No:
26243
Rank:
Private...
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Raymond
Corps:
Leicestershire Regiment
Regiment No:
11694
Rank:
Private...
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Percy Rufus
Corps:
Army Service Corps
Regiment No:
M/302671
Rank:
Private
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, N S
Corps:
Tank Corps
Rank:
Second Lieutenant
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Harold D
Corps:
5th Cameron Highlanders
Regiment No:
S/14506
Rank:
Lance Corporal...
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Horace
Corps:
Machine Gun Corps Cavalry
Regiment No:
47876
Rank:
Private
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Harry
Corps:
Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment
Regiment No:
2961
Rank:
Private...
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Geo
Corps:
Labour Corps ex 12th Training Reserve
Regiment No:
321980 ex 4054
Rank:
Serjeant
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Frederick W
Corps:
Bedford Yeomanry
Regiment No:
1826
Rank:
Private...
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Frank
Corps:
Royal Field Artillery
Regiment No:
L/21633
Rank:
Driver...
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Charles
Corps:
Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment
Regiment No:
27191
Rank:
Serjeant
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Benjamin W
Corps:
Machine Gun Corps
Regiment No:
57135
Rank:
Private
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Asa L
Corps:
Army Service Corps
Regiment No:
M/337533
Rank:
Private
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Albert E
Corps:
Lincolnshire Regiment
Regiment No:
202868
Rank:
Private
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Arthur B
Corps:
Royal Engineers
Regiment No:
126726
Rank:
Sapper
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Medal card of
Cursley, Alfred
Corps:
Royal Engineers
Regiment No:
150504
Rank:
Sapper...
1914-1920
WO 372/5

Link: http://tinyurl.com/27k69o

Thomas Cusley 1754 Staffordshire Archives

2007-03-28T15:39:00.001+01:00

Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Archives

Records of J. and N. Philips and Company.

Catalogue Ref. D644

Creator(s):J and N Philips and Company, Cheadle, Staffordshire, tape manufacturers ref. D644/3 FILE [no title] - ref. D644/3/2A-F - date: 1750 - 1760 [from Scope and Content]

Agreement by Thomas Cusley that 2/- shall be docked from his wage for every day absent from work, and 2/6 p.w. "till I am cloathed decently to their satisfaction". 1754

Link: http://tinyurl.com/239azq

Cursley Lebrasse, Belle Mare Plage Resort, Mauritius

2007-02-11T19:54:00.001Z

Gleanings from the Internet

4) NOM : CURSLEY LEBRASSE

POSTE : DEMI CHEF DE PARTIE
EVOLUANT : AU RESTAURANT DE CUISINE MEDITERANNEENE « LA SPIAGGIA »
EXPERIENCES :
EMPLOYE AU BELLE MARE PLAGE THE RESORT DEPUIS 6 ANS.
OBJECTIF : VIVRE UNE NOUVELLE EXPERIENCE ET MONTRER SES QUALITES DE CUISINIER.
CURSLEY A TOUJOURS DEMONTRE UNE ATTITUDE POSITIVE ET VOLONTAIRE QUI LUI PERMIS DE GRAVIR LES
ECHELONS MALGRE SON JEUNE AGE.
JEUNE HOMME PASSIONNE PAR SON METIER, SA FORCE D’APPRENDRE LUI PERMETTRA DE CONTINUER A
AVANCER.

Link: http://www.constancehotels.com/exclusive/spirit/2006/bernard_loiseau.pdf Page 22

Immigrant Servants Database (USA)

2007-02-11T19:44:00.000Z

Immigrant Servants Database

DESCRIPTION: Nathan W. Murphy, Ph.D. candidate at the University of Utah,is using skills he developed as a social historian and professional genealogist toreconstruct a passenger arrival list of indentured servants coming to ColonialAmerica. The project will continue for several years. It follows in the spirit ofPeter Wilson Coldham?s efforts to publish passenger departure lists fromsources in the United Kingdom and Ireland for indentured servants andtransported convicts, but focuses on tapping American sources of immigrantservant arrivals to complement the UK data.Murphy, an Accredited Genealogist who resides in Salt Lake City, Utah, hasquick access to Colonial American and European sources through the FamilyHistory Library. He has received permission from the major publishers ofColonial Virginia?s court orders to extract evidences of imported servants fromtheir books and make them available for free on the Internet. He hopes tocomplete his search of seventeenth-century court orders by Spring 2007.

Link: http://www.immigrantservants.com/

Australian Genealogy Website

2007-02-11T16:11:00.000Z

Genealogy Search Australia

Researching in Australia? Try Jim Hammond's Australian Genealogical website.

Link: http://www.genealogysearchaustralia.com.au/

BBC Radio 4 New Genealogy Show

2007-02-08T12:30:00.000Z

Guild of One-Name Studies Forum Digest

Subject: FFHS-NEWS BBC RADIO 4 NEW GENEALOGY SHOWBBC Radio 4 is producing a new genealogy show. They are looking forpotential stories to feature (along the lines of interesting tales that havebeen unearthed by those researching their genealogy) and also to producepackages which offer practical advice for someone who's interested inbecoming more involved in the practice of genealogy. So, if you or anymembers of your group are able to help in one or both of these areas, pleasecontact:Bruce MunroResearcher - Radio FeaturesTelephone 0141 338 2282Email bruce.munro@bbc.co.ukMaggie LoughranAdministrator, Federation of Family History Societies www.ffhs.org.ukTo subscribe to the FFHS's new Ezine visitwww.ffhs.org.uk/ezine/subscribe.php--News message 125 from the Federation of Family History SocietiesTo unsubscribe, e-mail: ffhs-news-unsubscribe@maillist.ox.ac.ukTo report problems, email: ffhs-news-owner@maillist.ox.ac.uk

'Portal Couples' Goons Forum Digest Vol 2, issue 133

2007-02-08T12:24:00.000Z

"Portal Couples"

Extract from Guild of One-Name Studies Forum Digest Vol. 2 Issue 133

I think it's a new term, but I found it echos the quite widely used'gateway ancestor', which is used (mainly in the USA) to indicate anancestor who, once the link has been made to them, connects to wellestablished lines leading back to Europe and usually extending into themedieval period and royalty. The meaning is the opposite though, as it isusually the descendants not the ancestors of the portal couple that arewell known, and which they are the portal/gateway to.

Andrew--Dr. Andrew Millard

http://www.one-name.org/homepages/bodimeade/My family history: http://www.dur.ac.uk/a.r.millard/genealogy/GenUKI Middx + London: http://homepages.gold.ac.uk/genuki/MDX/ + ../LND

Samuel Cus(s)ley bap.Wellingborough NTH c1830

2007-02-08T12:14:00.000Z

Gleanings from the Internet

Samuel Cussley was born about 1828 in Rushden, Northampton, England. He married Eliza Denton on 25 Dec 1850 in Wellingborough, Northampton, England.
[Notes]
Eliza Denton [Parents] was christened on 20 Aug 1832 in Rushden, Northampton, England. She died on 10 Jan 1909 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. She was buried on 13 Jan 1909 in City Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. She married Samuel Cussley on 25 Dec 1850 in Wellingborough, Northampton, England.

Link:http://www.nauvoopc.com/family/nauvoo/Families/pafg06.htm#322

Notes:

Ancestral File Number: 8R9X-DP.
Baptism: IGI: Samuel CUSLEY (M) Misc: 30 Jan 1854 Wellingborough, Northampton, England, B: 30 Jan 1854 ____, E: 17 Jan 1974 LANGE, (no parents listed), Batch: 6940053, Source: Film # 87021; also IGI: Samule CUSSLEY (M) b 26 Aug 1830 Wellingboro, Wellingborugh, Northampton, England, B: 14 Dec 1973 LANGE, 20 Feb 1974 LANGE, (no parents listed), Batch: 6940413, Source: MARGET.

Link to Notes: Samuel Cussley

Waimate (NZ) District Council Cemetery Records

2007-02-05T21:49:00.000Z

Gleanings from the Internet

Cemetery, Name, Date of Death, Age, Area of Cemetery, Plot No., Grave/Ashes

WAIMATE OLD CURSLEY CHARLOTTE JANE 13/11/1950 84 ANGLICAN 000032 RO G

WAIMATE OLD CURSLEY GEORGE 26/01/1936 81 ROMAN CATHOLIC 215 G

Link: http://www.tiny.cc/oGpTj

Link: Waimate, New Zealand http://www.waimatedc.govt.nz/Waimate/

Family History Articles

2007-02-05T15:18:00.000Z

Just prior to setting off for Australia I sent off an article on Family History which I hoped would be published in the new Rickmansworth and Chorleywood Community Times. The piece is being published this week and that more are required to make into a monthly series!

The link below should take you to the electronic version of the article. Click on the magnifying button to enlarge.

http://www.tiny.cc/dzU6t

Kearsley U.S. Military Deaths

2007-01-31T07:57:00.000Z

Gleanings from the Internet

1.
KEARSLEY, BRADFORD SCOTT
SGT US ARMY
DATE OF BIRTH: 07/24/1952
DATE OF DEATH: 03/03/2004
BURIED AT:
PINES CEMETERY
1402 SOUTH PINES ROAD SPOKANE, WA 99206
(509) 926-2753
2.
KEARSLEY, DONALD E
CWO4 US AIR FORCE
WORLD WAR II
DATE OF BIRTH: 12/16/1922
DATE OF DEATH: 01/30/2000
BURIED AT:
MISSION BURIAL PARK
1700 SE MILITARY DRIVE SAN ANTONIO, TX 78214
(210) 924-4242
3.
KEARSLEY, DONALD R
SP4 US ARMY
VIETNAM
DATE OF BIRTH: 06/10/1940
DATE OF DEATH: 08/22/2005
BURIED AT:
ATLANTIC COUNTY VETERANS CEMETERY
109 BLVD SOUTH ESTELL MANOR, NJ 08319
(609) 625-1897
4.
KEARSLEY, ELLIOT A
TEC5 US ARMY
DATE OF BIRTH: 01/15/1927
DATE OF DEATH: 08/19/2001
BURIED AT: SECTION 5-M3 ROW 2 SITE 5
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
C/O DIRECTOR ARLINGTON, VA 22211
(703) 607-8000
5.
KEARSLEY, HERBERT J JR
LCDR US NAVY
KOREA
DATE OF BIRTH: 05/07/1928
DATE OF DEATH: 08/06/2004
BURIED AT: SECTION 38 SITE 473
MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL CEMETERY
OFF CONNERY AVENUE BOURNE, MA 02532
(508) 563-7113
6.
KEARSLEY, THOMAS A
CPL US ARMY
KOREA
DATE OF BIRTH: 03/18/1931
DATE OF DEATH: 04/08/1955
BURIED AT: SECTION 41 SITE 97
NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY OF ARIZONA
23029 NORTH CAVE CREEK ROAD PHOENIX, AZ 85024
(480) 513-3600
7.
KEARSLEY, WESLEY STEWART
SGT US ARMY
PERSIAN GULF
DATE OF BIRTH: 11/04/1957
DATE OF DEATH: 05/04/1998
BURIED AT: SECTION 3C SITE 32
SANDHILLS STATE VETERANS CEMETERY
400 MURCHISON ROAD SPRING LAKE, NC 28390
(910) 436-5630
8.
KEARSLEY, WILLIAM JOSEPH
LT (JG) US NAVY
DATE OF BIRTH: 07/09/1878
DATE OF DEATH: 03/05/1962
BURIED AT: SECTION 2M SITE 5699
LONG ISLAND NATIONAL CEMETERY
2040 WELLWOOD AVENUE FARMINGDALE, NY 11735-1211
(631) 454-4949
9.
KEARSLEY, WILLIAM L JR
A2C US AIR FORCE
WORLD WAR II
DATE OF BIRTH: 12/05/1927
DATE OF DEATH: 12/05/1984
BURIED AT: SECTION 10 SITE 10377
CALVERTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
210 PRINCETON BOULEVARD RT 25 CALVERTON, NY 11933
(631) 727-5410

Link: http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/servlet/NGL_v1

Wadson B Cusley U.S Civil War Death

2007-01-31T07:52:00.000Z

Gleanings from the Internet

1.
CUSLEY, WADSON B
PVT US ARMY
CIVIL WAR
DATE OF DEATH: 04/11/1864
BURIED AT: SECTION B SITE 647
MEMPHIS NATIONAL CEMETERY
3568 TOWNES AVENUE MEMPHIS, TN 38122
(901) 386-8311

Link: http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/servlet/NGL_v1

William Cusley

2007-01-29T23:17:00.000Z

Gleanings from the internet

Devon Quarter Sessions - Epiphany 1832 [DRO - QS32/110]
Transcribed by Brian Brassett
DEVONSHIRE - Ephipany Sessions; Tuesday, January 3rd, 1832;Calendar.

Samuel Edmnds [18]William Cusley [18]Henry Davis [15]William Vicary [14]
Setting fire to the clothes of Henry Tarr at Dawlish, by which he was severely burnt.

Link: http://genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk/DEV/CourtRecords/QS32-110.html

Roberta Cursley

2007-01-29T22:31:00.000Z

Gleanings from the internet

Descendants of Charles Robinson

31. ADELAIDE ( ADDY )4 ROBINSON (JAMES3, JOHN R.2, CHARLES1) was born 28 April 1877 in Honeysuckle Flat near Wyndham NSW., and died 21 June 1967 in Kurrajong NSW. Aged 90 years. She married ALFRED ERNEST ( ALF ) RAYNER 16 November 1904 in St. John's Church of England, Dannevirke NZ., son of CHARLES RAYNER and ROBERTA CURSLEY. He was born 11 June 1878 in Leicester, Leicestershire, England., and died 3 September 1978 in Marrickville NSW. Aged 100 years.
More About ADELAIDE ( ADDY ) ROBINSON:Baptism: 3 February 1878, Bombala NSW.
More About ALFRED ERNEST ( ALF ) RAYNER:Occupation: Sawmiller.
Children of ADELAIDE ROBINSON and ALFRED RAYNER are:
i. JAMES ALFRED RUPERT5 RAYNER, b. 29 October 1905, Dannevirk NZ.; m. IVY DOREEN CAMPBELL, 1928, Camden NSW.
ii. ALFRED CHARLES RAYNER, b. 25 March 1908, Utiju NZ.; d. 1954, Aged 46 years.; m. (1) DOROTHY LEONARD, Bef. 1945; m. (2) DORIS IRENE WHITBREAD, 1945, Burwood NSW.
iii. LESLIE ARTHUR RAYNER, b. 24 September 1910, Rangataua NZ.; m. MELVA E. KEARNEY, 18 November 1932, St. Stephen's Church, Newtown NSW.
iv. HARRY MELVILLE RAYNER, b. 20 September 1912, Beaudesert Qld.; m. JEAN VERONICA DELL, 1931, Newtown NSW.; d. 1974.
v. MAXWELL ERNEST RAYNER, b. 23 September 1915, Oyster Cove Tas.; m. (1) OLIVE MARGARET KITCHER, 1939, Mosman NSW.; d. 1965; m. (2) BERYL ENGLISH, 1975.
vi. EVELYN EDITH RAYNER, b. 10 January 1919, Bowral NSW.; m. ROBERT GIBSON WALKER, 14 February 1942, Granville NSW.
vii. JACK ROBINSON RAYNER, b. 19 January 1922, Berry NSW.; d. 23 June 1973, Hobart Tas. Aged 51 years.; m. ELMA JOYCELENE CAREY, 1947, Canterbury NSW.; b. 26 August 1928.

Link: http://www.cooma.nsw.gov.au/monaropioneers/robinson-jr.htm

Cursley Perkins

2007-01-26T21:14:00.000Z

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Pheobe Sawyer was born about 1721 in Wells, York County, Maine. She died on 13 Mar 1743 in Wells, York County, Maine. She married Sparks Perkins on 13 Mar 1743 in Wells, York County, Maine.
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Pheobe Perkins was born on 23 Nov 1744 in Wells, York County, Maine. She was christened on 2 Dec 1744 in Wells, York County, Maine. She died on 22 Mar 1811 in Hancock, Maine.

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Abraham Perkins was born on 3 Nov 1745 in York, York County, Maine . He was christened on 3 Nov 1745 in Wells, York County, Maine.

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Isaac Perkins

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Jocob Perkins was born on 30 Apr 1749 in York, York County, Maine . He was christened on 30 Apr 1749 in Wells, York County, Maine. He died in 1749 in Wells, York County, Maine.

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Sparks Perkins was born on 23 Mar 1753 in York, York County, Maine . He died in Aug 1823 in York County, Maine .

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Joseph Perkins was born on 19 Jan 1755 in York, York County, Maine . He died on 19 Jan 1755 in Wells, York County, Maine.

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Cursley Perkins was born on 7 Dec 1755 in York, York County, Maine . He was christened on 7 Dec 1755 in Wells, York County, Maine.

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Nathaniel Perkins was born in 1757 in York County, Maine . He was christened on 26 Jan 1760. He died on 5 Jan 1791 in York, York County, Maine .

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Lydia Perkins was born on 30 Aug 1761 in York, York County, Maine . She was christened on 30 Aug 1761 in Wells, York County, Maine.

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Jeremiah Perkins was born in 1765 in York County, Maine . He was christened on 14 Jul 1765 in Wells, York County, Maine. He died on 14 Dec 1796 in York County, Maine.

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Philomela Perkins was born on 5 Jul 1767 in York, York County, Maine . She was christened on 5 Jul 1767 in Wells, York County, Maine.

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Mary Perkins was born on 6 Feb 1771 in York, York County, Maine . She died on 6 Feb 1771.

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Tabatha Perkins was born on 4 Aug 1773 in York, York County, Maine . She was christened on 4 Aug 1773. She died on 10 Dec 1859 in York, York County, Maine .

Link: http://www.freehomepages.com/jennholt55/pafg14.htm

Northampton Mercury, 1839. Extract

2007-01-24T17:56:00.000Z

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CURSLEY MARY CRANFORD ST. JOHN TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HER CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO CRANFORD ST. JOHN

Link: http://www.northants-familytree.net/1839.html

Somerset County, Maryland. U.S.A. c 1744

2007-01-24T17:45:00.000Z

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Somerset County Circuit Court Land Survey, Subdivision, and Condominium Plats MSA S1599: (Patents , SO, Tract Index) Index by Reference
Reference:
Patent Record PT 2, p. 284
Date:
1744
Description:
Cursley Loak, 60 Acres; Patent Developer/Owner: Smith, William
Storage Location:
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Home Search All Maryland Counties Maryland Judiciary Somerset County Records Maryland State Archives
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Link: http://plato.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/stagser/s1500/s1529/cfm/dsp_unit.cfm?county=so&qualifier=S&series=1599&unit=1253

Wigan Court Leet Rolls 1686

2007-01-24T17:31:00.001Z

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Borough of Wigan, Court Leet Rolls 1686

ROLL 57 - 1686 Box 1. Roll 57 Michaelmas Leet Oct 2nd 1686

Presentments Mr Richard Gerard, Robert Finch and Richard Tootell for allowing their dogs to go unmuzzled. John Catterall, Robert Masson and James Mollineux for keeping beagles and a greyhound Edward Rigby for not cleansing his hillock Gilbert Orrell for letting his rubbish lie on James Whalley's wall John Cursley and John Spencer - foreigners

Link:http://www.wiganworld.co.uk/stuff/leet6.php?opt=leet&subopt=57

Grenoside Primary School

2007-01-24T17:21:00.000Z

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“Everyone - children, staff, parents and governors - is thrilled with the new building”, says Callum Cursley, Deputy Headteacher, Grenoside Primary School. “It’s wonderful to work in and it’s great to have everyone under one roof.

“The school is bright, up to date and already has a super atmosphere. It’s taken a lot of hard work by a lot of people, but we now have an environment where children and learn and grow for many years to come.”

Full link: http://sccplugins.sheffield.gov.uk/press/news/aRelease.asp?akey=3562&Mon=01/05/2006

Cursley Family History

2007-01-19T13:04:00.000Z

I have started this blog in order to collect and exchange information for anyone interested in the surname CURSLEY.

Cursley Family History

Find A Grave

BIENVILLERS Military Cemetery (Pas de Calais France)

Old Bailey Proceedings, 8th July 1850.

BMD's Website - TNA's Collection of Non Parochial Registers RG4, RG5, RG6, RG7 & RG8

Charles Cursley -

Sargeant Cursley - The Derbyshires - Heights of Dargai

Pte Charles Cursley - Sherwood Foresters Regt

New Zealand Deaths

Greenwood - Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York

Cursley - Facebook

St. John Ambulance Association - C.W. Cursley

Deceased On Line

The Art of Drawing

The art of drawing

Pilot Officer L.J. Cursley

Old Bailey Records - George Cursley - Witness

Cambridge Odd-Fellows - January 1859

Matilda Cursley - Witness to Marriage May 1866

Diaries, 1854-1867 Larkin, Elijah, 1829-1905

Diaries, 1854-1867 Larkin, Elijah, 1829-1905 January 1863

Brickworks in Dogsthorpe

Australian "Free Settlers" Database 1826 - 1922

Cursley Census Index On-Line

Ancestors in Desborough, Northants

Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York

Brooklyn Eagle Newspaper - February 1897

Waimate (NZ) Daily Advertiser, 1900

General News

New Zealand Tablet 1899

Elizabeth Jones - nee' Cursley - 1871 LAN

Thomasina Goodman nee' Cursley 1871 LAN

Mrs. E. Cursley - Passenger - "Tasman" 1877

Mariners and Ships

of Hobart Town, WILLIAM DAVID LYON, Master, Burthen 490 Tonsfrom the Port of HOBART TOWN to SYDNEY, New South Wales, 9th Mar. 1877

Cursley McMasters - Randolph County

Henry Cursley - The Times July 17th 1866

U.S. Social Security Death Index

Welford Road Cemetery - Leicester

Wadson B. CUSLEY

Roberta Cursley b.circa 1850

Wrights Directory of Nottingham 1888/9

WW1 Campaign Medals - Cursley

Thomas Cusley 1754 Staffordshire Archives

Cursley Lebrasse, Belle Mare Plage Resort, Mauritius

Immigrant Servants Database (USA)

Australian Genealogy Website

BBC Radio 4 New Genealogy Show

'Portal Couples' Goons Forum Digest Vol 2, issue 133

Samuel Cus(s)ley bap.Wellingborough NTH c1830

Waimate (NZ) District Council Cemetery Records

Family History Articles

Kearsley U.S. Military Deaths

Wadson B Cusley U.S Civil War Death

William Cusley

Roberta Cursley

Cursley Perkins

Northampton Mercury, 1839. Extract

Somerset County, Maryland. U.S.A. c 1744

Wigan Court Leet Rolls 1686

Grenoside Primary School

Cursley Family History

of Hobart Town, WILLIAM DAVID LYON, Master, Burthen 490 Tons
from the Port of HOBART TOWN to SYDNEY, New South Wales, 9th Mar. 1877