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Re: Looking for the Family of Charles Leroy (Roy) Curle

StevenWOatway — 2011-04-15 03:56:03Z

I don't know if I contacted you yet or not. The oldest sister of Charles was Mary Ellen Curle (1862-1937), one of my Great Grandmothers, whom I know a bit about, and have photos of her family. So Charles is my Great Grand Uncle. I had Charles listed as Charles L Roy Curle. Mary referred to him as Roy. Their parents were William Curle (1842-1903) and Elizabeth Evans (1842-1917). I have a photo of Elizabeth. You can find Charles birth record at Manitoba Vital Statistics Reg # 1886-005274.

Re: Curle Family

oleviaj1 — 2011-03-20 12:59:06Z

Hope you get the message and YES I am still interested.

Re: Curle Family

oleviaj1 — 2011-03-16 01:47:08Z

He was killed along the Little Red River in Nashville, Ar. Haven't been over there to check it out.

Re: Curle Family

cwglzrl — 2011-03-15 23:13:51Z

Livy I would love to see the pics you have. Eugene was our gggranddad & we haven't even seen a pic of him or anyone else in the family. Eugene's son Isaac was our ggranddad & he died before we were born. Because of divorces the only Curle's we knew was out granddad & we didn't know him that well. My brother & I are looking now for extended family with Curle. Cindy cwglzrl@att.net

Curle family in Old City Cemetery, Lynchburg VA

cwglzrl — 2011-03-15 01:51:34Z

Is there anyone on this board that lives in Lynchburg, Virginia that can photograph the tombstones of Susan Jordan Curle d.1852 & Lelia K Curle d.1846?

Both are listed on gravegarden.org as the children of George G & Susan L Curle & I would like to find out if there's more info there about them or the family. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Curle Family

cwglzrl — 2011-03-14 23:07:12Z

Wow Livy I had no idea. Do you know where George was killed or buried?

Re: Curle Family

oleviaj1 — 2011-03-14 21:27:24Z

The only children born in Nashville, AR were William and Lula Belle. Lula Belle was my husband's grandmother. I don't know why they made the trip to AR. but Elizabeth came back to Tippah Co., MS when George was killed by a man who was in love with Susan.

Livy
livyj_44@msn.com

Re: Curle Family

oleviaj1 — 2011-03-14 00:27:51Z

Sorry I missed you post. Don't know what happened. All I had on Nannie was the she was born abt 1875in Tippah, Co., MS. Would love to have all the info you've got.

Livy
livyj_44@msn.com

Re: Curle Family

oleviaj1 — 2011-03-14 00:22:57Z

I have some info you might be interested in. If you want to give me your email I will send you the info and some pictures. W. E. and Stela, Lawrence B.(son), Wardie V.(son) are buried in Essary Springs Cemetery in Essary Springs, TN. Livy Jackson

Re: Curle Family

cwglzrl — 2011-03-09 22:23:40Z

Steve,

George A Curle is in my family tree,he is my 3rd great grandfather. I would love to share info with you. My brother (William E Curle III) are trying to trace our ancestry & need all the help we can get. :)

Re: Jane CURLE (1782-1840) Wooler, Northumberland, England UK

tinaperman — 2010-11-01 12:13:05Z

I would be very careful in making assumptions about names. Curl is also thought to be derived from appearance (hair)according to P.H. Reaney.

The name Kyrle comes from Herefordshire, where a branch of the Criol family settled (A Kyrle resided there in 1295 at Homme).

The Criol family are the descendants of Robert de Criol (also spelt many ways including Cryel, Criel, Kyriel).

Re: Walker - Curle

MullinsWill — 2010-10-31 17:14:11Z

George Walker m. Jane Curle had two children: Jane, who married either Mr. Booker or Mr. Crooker (there were people of both names locally), and George Walker Jr. who married Priscilla (last name unknown), moved to Jessamine Co. KY in the mid 1790s; wrote a will 22 Dec 1798 proved 1800 in Jessamine Co indicating five children: William, David, Benjamin, Jacob and Nancy. William Walker is my 4th great grandfather.

I'd love to know if you have any more information about George Walker m. Jane Curle. Thanks!

Looking for Curle family researchers

StevenWOatway — 2010-10-28 19:18:49Z

I am looking for people researching the Curle family. My ancestors were Canadian, and English before that.
My Great Grandmother was Mary Ellen Curle 1862-1937
(m Robert Conn), her Father William Curle 1842-1903
(m Elizabeth Evans), his Father Robert Curle 1818-1899
(m Dorothy Moody), his Father William Curle b 1786, and his Father James Curle (m Barbara Thompson).
Anything you've confirmed is great, and course I share.

Re: Curl/Curle

afrancis10 — 2010-06-24 15:44:27Z

My Curl family came from Louisville, Jefferson County KY and Oldham County KY. My g-g-grandfather was Parker Curl b. 1822 d. 1897 in KY. His wife Mary Jane Rutledge was born in 1827 and died in 1908 in KY. Their children were Charles, William, Sinah, Louisa, Bette, John, Albert, and James. My g-grandfather was Charles Henry Curl born in 1854 and died in 1890 in KY. His children were Elmer, Elsie, Laura, Albert, Belle, and Earl. My grandfather was Albert Parker Curl b. in 1890 in Louisville, and d. in Baltimore in 1964. It seems like the family moved back and forth between OH and IN until settling in MD in the late 20's and even after that they still spent time in KY with family. It seems like Curl/Curle was a real common surname in this area during the 1800's.

curl family

afrancis10 — 2010-06-24 15:30:12Z

I am looking for information about my g-g-grandfather, Parker Curl and his wife Mary Jane Rutledge. Parker was born in 1822 in Louisville KY and died there in 1897, MJ was born in Louisville in 1827 and died there in 1908. I cannot find any info on their parentage other than their parents were born in KY.

Issac Curle,Somerville,Tn

horserider5720 — 2010-06-15 13:54:56Z

I am looking for any imformation on a Issac S. Curle mariied at one time to vera Clay Proctor , then married to Mary ? Any help would be appreciated..

William Curl, Hertford & Gates Co.s, NC

dawnhc4 — 2010-05-21 20:32:07Z

In my earlier post I gave some ancestry on my husband's great grandfather William Curl who married Martha Brown in Gates Co. NC.

I now am not sure of the ancestry of William. He may not have been the son of Edward. It seems from various records that he was born 1867/1868 in Gates or Hertford. He was 3 years old on the 1870 Hertford Co. census and was living with the James Dukes (Duke?) family. On the 1880 census (Gates Co.), at age 12, he was a servant living with a Howell family. He married Martha Brown in 1886 at age 18.

I had believed he was the W.T. (short for William Thomas?) or Thomas on various censuses, but after realizing he was married at 18, I knew W.T/Thomas (was 8 to 10 years older) wasn't my William.

Edward Curle who was the suspected father died in 1870. William still could have been an unrecorded son who was sent to live with other families after his father's death.

Does anyone know anything about William? He and Martha had one son, Gonie Mack Curl. When Gonie Mack was a boy, William disappeared and his family never knew what became of him. That's partly why he's such a mystery, I guess....

Hertford Co/Gates Co NC Curl/Curle family

dawnhc4 — 2010-03-29 16:12:47Z

Hi

Is anyone currently researching the Curl/Curle family from Hertford Co. and Gates Co. NC? They're a hard bunch to unravel.

I can only go back as far as John Curle, born abt. 1780, maybe in Gates Co. His son Edward was my husband's gg-grandfather. Edward was born 1834/1836 in Hertford Co. and was a Union soldier in the Civil War. His wife was Eliza (Elizabeth?). Edward died in 1870.

Edward's son William Curl was born abt 1857 in Hertford Co. and was married in and moved to Gates Co. He disappeared sometime after his son Gonie was born.

Besides needing info anyone has on the Curl's, I'd like to find the maiden name of Edward's wife Eliza. I'm very sure she was married to a Rodgers before she married Edward.

Andy help would be appreciated! I'd also love to correspond with any searching these ancestors! Thanks!

Dawn

Curles

puzlelady — 2010-01-27 00:06:09Z

I am looking for Janet, who called me on Tues. Jan. 26 about the Curle family. The phone number she left was not a working number so I have no way to contact her. She said she was loading her info to Ancestry so I am hoping she will see this. Janet, if you see this , email me at puzlelady8109@aol.com.

Re: Looking for the Family of Charles Leroy (Roy) Curle

mariahaddie1 — 2009-10-14 03:41:07Z

I would like to know the parents of Mary Kello who married William Roscoe Wilson Curle....3rd wife. Or something about their daughter, Elizabeth Kello Curle

Re: Looking for the Family of Charles Leroy (Roy) Curle

mariahaddie1 — 2009-10-14 03:39:52Z

I would like to know the parents of Mary Kello who married William Roscoe Wilson Curle....3rd wife. Or something about their daughter, Elizabeth Kello Curls

Re: Jane CURLE (1782-1840) Wooler, Northumberland, England UK

david_curle — 2009-08-26 00:58:59Z

i am to believe that Curl, Curle, Crule, Curell, Kerle, Kyrle, Kyrlle and many more, are all from the same family, i have been searching my family now for around 3 years non stop, and every tree i look at have these names in them, this is how the names have got mixxed up, we are all the same family and should of been the same name, lol, this is a mesage from a site to explane how the names got mixxed up.

Before English spelling was standardized a few hundred years ago, spelling variations of names were a common occurrence. Elements of Latin, Norman French and other languages became incorportated into english throughout the middle Ages, and name spellings changed even among the literate. The variations of the surname Curl include, Curle, Crull, Crul, CrUEL, Criel, Cryle, Kriel. Krile, Cyrle, Kreel, Crel, Crlle, Crule, Girl, Cryll and many more.

so basicly as i said above, we are just one big family. ):

(That cant spell our own names) lol i hope this helps, i would like to no a bit about your family history if posible, so i can try and find a link between us somewhere.

and thanks for replying to me, ):

Re: Jane CURLE (1782-1840) Wooler, Northumberland, England UK

rbell35 — 2009-08-25 23:49:54Z

Thanks very much David! Very interesting indeed. Do you know how my Jane CURL fits in to this family?
Cheers, Rob

Re: Jane CURLE (1782-1840) Wooler, Northumberland, England UK

david_curle — 2009-08-25 18:34:39Z

hi i have imformation of the very first known curle in the uk before they went to america and other parts of the worl, and as you no some stayed in uk, i hope it helps you,

The Curle (or Kyrle) families are an ancient one in England, having settled for many centuries (since 1066) in the counties of Sussex, Kent, Hertford and London. Robert of Criel (or Robertus de Cruel), as discussed in the previous section, was the unquestioned ancestor of the Curl families of today, in both the United Kingdom and United States. His record, found in the Domesday Book-Sussex, was the earliest Curl entry in English history.

Between the eleventh and thirteenth century, history throws very little light on the descendants of Robert of Criel with the exception that Robert had at least one known son, Simon de Criel. Simon is shown in the records as being of a Norman baronial family in county Kent. Burewold Crul lived at Calpestret about 1120. He was probably another son of Robert Cruel, and grandfather of Bertram Crioll who was a man of importance in Kent after 1200. Bartholomew de Kyrle I on March 22, 1226, was a merchant of Sena Vetula. Bartholomew de Kyrle II on June 6, 1277 was going soon to Wales with the King. This same Bartholomew on October 8, 1297, had a son Bartholomew de Kyrle III in Aldebury (Wiltshire).

Nicholas, Robert, Simon, Thomas and William Kyrle, with others, attacked three manors in Kent before June 26, 1312. Gilbert, William and Robert de Kyrle were pardoned by the King (November 12, 1318) for being adherents of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster (Lancashire). A Robert Kurle in 1295 resided at Old Town near Ross (now Horn Green), Hereford. He may have been a son of Bartholomew de Kyrle II.

Sir Nicholas de Kyrle, son of Sir Nicholas de Kyrle II, was born in 1283. In 1304 he held Croxton Manor, county of Leicester. He went overseas on 3 May 1313 with Aymer de Valencia, Earl of Pembroke. Nicholas was a witness in London (27 Aug 1311); on the Commission of Peace (9 Jan 1317) and a Justice (24 Mar 1322), both in county Kent; a Lieutenant of the Warden of the Cinque Ports in county Kent (by 29 Jun 1323); sent to the Duchy of Aquitaine on the King=s service (28 Jun 1324), having returned to county Kent by 14 Feb 1325. [Cinque Ports: collective medieval name of the five English Channel ports in Great Britain: Sandwich, Hythe, Romney (now New Romney), and Hastings. These ports were chartered as an organization, in the 11th century, by King Edward the Confessor. William I subsequently granted these ports the privileges of an almost independent state, under command of a warden, with a court at Dover Castle].

This same Sir Nicholas de Kyrle was Captain and Admiral of the King=s fleet, as well as the Cinque Ports, from the mouth of the Thames River westward (28 Dec 1325). On 15 Aug 1326 he was Admiral of the fleet at Portsmouth. His wife Rose Kyriel survived him and it was recorded on 1 Feb 1327 that his heirs owned the manor of Hynton, county Cambridge. The records show Nicholas had at least three sons, they being John, Nicholas and Bertram.

Sir John Kyrle granted his mother Stokesbury Manor for life on 18 February 1335, and by April of that same year she had married John Bertram. On 25 October 1339, or before, John Kyrle valiantly defended the Isle of Thanet (county Kent). He was a witness at Westminster on 1 March 1340. On 18 August 1343 John was living at Westenhanger, county Kent, where he built in that same year a fine Castle, with seven towers and a gatehouse (about half of it still stands and is a fine ruin). John Kyrle had a company of Soldiers in France on 13 June 1360, and again on 18 February 1361. He was Commissioner at Rochester, Kent, on both 12 November 1355 and 20 April 1371. He was last mentioned on 10 December 1377 and probably died soon after. The records show John had, at least, sons John and Nicholas.

John Kyrle, on 18 February 1431, was mentioned as one of the sons of Sir John de Kyrle, the Elder knight (above). He married Alice and had a daughter Joan Kyrle who married John Wykes. John had no sons. Sir Nicholas Kyrle, son of Sir John Kyrle the Elder knight had one son of whom there is no know record.

Sir William Kyrle was a Peace Commissioner for Kent on 21 March 1413. His son and heir was Sir Thomas Kyrle. Thomas was his father=s heir on 28 May 1427. He was on a commission at Dover concerning an expedition to France (1 August 1426).Again in Dover, Thomas was on the Commission for Peace (1 March 1429). On 6 June 1437, Cecily, late wife of John Hill of Spaxton, got a license to marry Sir Thomas Kyrle. Thomas was called the King=s knight and Captain of the Town (Dover) and Castle of Gourney (5 July 1437). He was Lieutenant of the Town of Calais, France on 20 June 1440.

Walter Kyrle of Walford Court (Manor House), county of Hereford, was alive in 1489, married, with two sons, Walter and James. First son Walter had an only daughter and heiress, Alice, who wedded Christopher Clarke. Second son James had nine sons: Walter, William, Charles, Thomas, Hugh, John, James, Richard and Anthony. Walter, first son of James Kyrle above, married Joan Warncombe and had with her sons Robert (m. Jane Evans) and James (m. Anne Waller). Robert, with wife Jane, had two sons, James and Walter. James, brother of Robert, had with wife Anne, seven sons: Robert, James, John, William, Richard, Edward and Thomas. James (wife Anne) died 1 February 1646. His first son, Robert, married first Mildred Maxey, and second Elizabeth Brayn. Robert died in 1669, age fifty-one, and was buried in the family chapel at Walford Church on 2 October 1669.

The earliest Curle record available in the East Sussex County Records located at The Maltings, Castle Precincts, Lewes, is the last will and testament record of John Curle the elder of the Town of Lewes in the Parish of All Saints. It was written 4 December 1562 and probated 6 June 1563. Family members mentioned in the will were wife Agnes, son John, other children not named, and brother Nicholas Curle. This son John appears in the 1568 records of The Town Book of Lewes, 1542–1701. He was being reimbursed for expenses related to duties in the Borough of Lewes. The Town Book makes note of the government and put briefly, there was a society of the more prominent townsmen known as the Twelve. It was from this Society of the Twelve that the Constables and Headboroughs (or petty constables) were chosen, usually two of each.

The will record of John Curle (East Sussex Record Office [E.S.R.O.], 11 October 1660, Town of Lewes) establishes Nicholas Curle was his brother along with sisters Hannaniah Curle Mullett and Barbary Curle Elitharp. John and Nicholas were great-grandsons of John Curle the elder above.

Nicholas Curle was apparently a lifelong resident of St. Michael's Parish, Lewes, Sussex County, England. He likely was born there although no birth record has been found yet. Nicholas was a haberdasher by occupation. The British definition for haberdasher is a dealer in sewing notions and small wares. He was most notable for being a Dissenter from the Anglican Church (Church of England). Dissenters were persons who refused to accept the authority of, or conform to, the laws of the Church of England. The term was commonly used in 17th-century England, especially after passage of the Toleration Act of 1689, to denote groups who separated from the church. Nicholas was listed on the records of St. Michael's Church as not attending from 1663 to 1665. The English Revolution, also called the Puritan Revolution, occurred from 1640 to 1660. It began as a protest against an oppressive and uncompromising government. The causes can be traced to social, economic, constitutional, and religious developments over a century or more. Nicholas and others like him were fortunate as Queen Elizabeth tolerated Dissenters while persecuting Catholics, Unitarians, and Puritans of the extreme left.

The Lewes Town Book records show Nicholas served as High Constable (Police Officer) in 1647 and again in 1659. He was a Society of the Twelve member in 1647, 1649, 1651, 1657, 1661, and 1663. In 1665 householders were assessed taxes based on the number of hearths in the house C Nicholas had three. The number of hearths per house ranged from 1 to 10, with the average being 3.

Judith Havoll of Lewes married Nicholas Curle on 2 Feb. 1626/7. There were twelve children born of this marriage: four daughters, eight sons. They were Susan, Nicholas, Allen, Mary, Allen, Susannah, Elizabeth, Joshua, Thomas, Pasco, John and Samuel. There were indications from previous Virginia research that three of the sons, Thomas, Pasco, and Samuel, had migrated to the American colonies. Present research has located the will records for both Nicholas and his wife Judith, along with birth and baptism records for the children. In addition, some marriage and burial records have been found. All these records give proof positive there was a Nicholas Curle of Lewes and he was the father of Thomas, Pasco, and Samuel who did emigrate to Virginia. The earliest known records for the Curle surname in Elizabeth City County, Virginia show the following.

Re: Curle family history

david_curle — 2009-08-25 18:29:25Z

this is all the imformation about the curles in us i can find,
The earliest known record for the Curle surname in the American Colonies was that of Pasco Curle in 1688. He was the son of Nicholas Curle of Lewes, Sussex County, England. Pasco was a resident of Elizabeth City County, Virginia. He married Sarah _____ about 1672. There were seven children born of this marriage: three daughters, four sons. They were Sarah, Mary, Judith, Nicholas, Pasco, Joshua, and John. Sarah Curle married her first cousin, Joshua Curle, son of Samuel Curle and Mary Armistead. Mary Curle was married at least twice. Her first husband was Captain Henry Jenkins (1713), with the second husband being Anthony Tucker (1728). Judith Curle married John Bailey (about 1695). Nicholas Curle was twice married. Nicholas’ first wife was Elizabeth Gutherick (14 Jun 1700). They had no known issue. His second wife was Jane Wilson (about 1708). Pasco Curle died in 1701, under age. Joshua Curle married Rosea Tyler (about 1713). John Curle had no known record of marriage.

Nicholas Curle, son of Pasco and Sarah Curle above, married his second wife, Jane Wilson about 1708. She was the daughter of William Wilson. Nicholas and Jane had four known children; they were Wilson, Pasco, Jane and Mary. Wilson Curle married Priscilla Meade (about 1735). Priscilla was the daughter of Colonel Andrew Meade and Mary Latham. Pasco Curle died as a young man (about 20 years old). Jane Curle married George Walker (about 1732). Mary Curle first married Alexander Hamilton (about 1733). She married secondly Col John Nash (about 1740).

Nicholas Curle was the County Clerk in Elizabeth City in 1702. After the County Lieutenant, the most important officer in Colonial times was the County Clerk, who was not only the clerk, but also whose house was the Clerk’s Office, where the county records were kept, and who was probably the legal adviser for the people in general at a time when educated lawyers at least did not abound. The office also brought in a certain salary plus official position, which in that day carried with it a great deal of power and importance. Next in importance to the Clerk was the Sheriff, who was appointed by the Governor. Nicholas Curle was a Justice in 1700 and a Sheriff in 1702. He was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, Session of October 25, 1710, representing Elizabeth City County. Nicholas Curle died 15 August 1714 at the age of 35-years.

Wilson Curle married Priscilla Meade about 1735. There were eight children born of this marriage: six sons, two daughters. They were David Wilson, Nicholas Wilson, Andrew, William Roscoe Wilson, Hamilton, Wilson, Jane and Mary. David Wilson Curle married Mary Walker. Nicholas Wilson Curle had no known marriage record. Andrew Curle married Ann _____ . William Roscoe Wilson Curle was first married to Euphan Wallace, second to Sarah Lyon and lastly to Mary Kello. Hamilton Curle had no known marriage record. Jane Curle married Moss Wallace Armistead. Mary Latham Curle first married Robert Wallace (about 1762). Her second marriage was to William Armistead (about 1772).

William Roscoe Wilson Curle was discussed at length earlier in this history. He first married Euphan Wallace (about 1762) who was a daughter of Capt. James Wallace and Martha ______. This marriage produced one known child: Wilson Curle who married Lockey Langhorne. William Roscoe Wilson Curle married secondly Sarah Lyon in Aug 1776. There was no known issue from this marriage. Sarah was the widow of Walter Lyon, ESQ., of Prince Anne County. William Roscoe Wilson Curle’s third marriage was to Mary Kello (abt 1781) and they had one child: Elizabeth Kello Curle who married Philip Nicholas Brown, Jr.. William Roscoe Wilson Curle died before 30 Mar 1782.

Re: CURLE conections

david_curle — 2009-08-25 18:23:16Z

thanks for replying as quick as you did, you can email me at davidcurle@ymail.com

Re: Looking for the Family of Charles Leroy (Roy) Curle

david_curle — 2009-08-25 18:17:38Z

The earliest known record for the Curle surname in the American Colonies was that of Pasco Curle in 1688. He was the son of Nicholas Curle of Lewes, Sussex County, England. Pasco was a resident of Elizabeth City County, Virginia. He married Sarah _____ about 1672. There were seven children born of this marriage: three daughters, four sons. They were Sarah, Mary, Judith, Nicholas, Pasco, Joshua, and John. Sarah Curle married her first cousin, Joshua Curle, son of Samuel Curle and Mary Armistead. Mary Curle was married at least twice. Her first husband was Captain Henry Jenkins (1713), with the second husband being Anthony Tucker (1728). Judith Curle married John Bailey (about 1695). Nicholas Curle was twice married. Nicholas’ first wife was Elizabeth Gutherick (14 Jun 1700). They had no known issue. His second wife was Jane Wilson (about 1708). Pasco Curle died in 1701, under age. Joshua Curle married Rosea Tyler (about 1713). John Curle had no known record of marriage.

Nicholas Curle, son of Pasco and Sarah Curle above, married his second wife, Jane Wilson about 1708. She was the daughter of William Wilson. Nicholas and Jane had four known children; they were Wilson, Pasco, Jane and Mary. Wilson Curle married Priscilla Meade (about 1735). Priscilla was the daughter of Colonel Andrew Meade and Mary Latham. Pasco Curle died as a young man (about 20 years old). Jane Curle married George Walker (about 1732). Mary Curle first married Alexander Hamilton (about 1733). She married secondly Col John Nash (about 1740).

Nicholas Curle was the County Clerk in Elizabeth City in 1702. After the County Lieutenant, the most important officer in Colonial times was the County Clerk, who was not only the clerk, but also whose house was the Clerk’s Office, where the county records were kept, and who was probably the legal adviser for the people in general at a time when educated lawyers at least did not abound. The office also brought in a certain salary plus official position, which in that day carried with it a great deal of power and importance. Next in importance to the Clerk was the Sheriff, who was appointed by the Governor. Nicholas Curle was a Justice in 1700 and a Sheriff in 1702. He was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, Session of October 25, 1710, representing Elizabeth City County. Nicholas Curle died 15 August 1714 at the age of 35-years.

Wilson Curle married Priscilla Meade about 1735. There were eight children born of this marriage: six sons, two daughters. They were David Wilson, Nicholas Wilson, Andrew, William Roscoe Wilson, Hamilton, Wilson, Jane and Mary. David Wilson Curle married Mary Walker. Nicholas Wilson Curle had no known marriage record. Andrew Curle married Ann _____ . William Roscoe Wilson Curle was first married to Euphan Wallace, second to Sarah Lyon and lastly to Mary Kello. Hamilton Curle had no known marriage record. Jane Curle married Moss Wallace Armistead. Mary Latham Curle first married Robert Wallace (about 1762). Her second marriage was to William Armistead (about 1772).

William Roscoe Wilson Curle was discussed at length earlier in this history. He first married Euphan Wallace (about 1762) who was a daughter of Capt. James Wallace and Martha ______. This marriage produced one known child: Wilson Curle who married Lockey Langhorne. William Roscoe Wilson Curle married secondly Sarah Lyon in Aug 1776. There was no known issue from this marriage. Sarah was the widow of Walter Lyon, ESQ., of Prince Anne County. William Roscoe Wilson Curle’s third marriage was to Mary Kello (abt 1781) and they had one child: Elizabeth Kello Curle who married Philip Nicholas Brown, Jr.. William Roscoe Wilson Curle died before 30 Mar 1782.

Re: CURLE conections

Jamie4U — 2009-08-25 18:14:47Z

Hello David....My grandmother was A. Avis CURLE....I would like to know the reason the name Avis was used in my CURLE family...I find it interesting that you have an Avis CURLE in your family also....do you have any idea why the name Avis was used in your CURLE family?
Thank you :-) ~ Jamie

curle conections

david_curle — 2009-08-24 07:31:21Z

hi i am looking for family members, i have some details of my family here, my great grand farther was william cardwell curle, his wife was Mary arena, They had a number of children, one of whom was my Grandfather. William Ernest Curle who married Mary Ann Good, they had 4 children,William Robert Good, Marjorie, Fred and Avis,
william earnest curle then remarried to my grand mother violet josephine Curle (heels) who had 4 children, Anthony graham curle (my dad), brian, jonathan and elizabeth,

please reply to this if you no anything about these people or if you are realated, i no that violet josephine heels had a brother alan and a sister amy who has sadly past away, alan is living in canada

Re: Looking for the Family of Charles Leroy (Roy) Curle

david_curle — 2009-08-24 07:21:42Z

hi, do you no what williams middle name is. because my great grandfarther was william cardwell curle

Re: Curle connections

david_curle — 2009-08-20 18:14:36Z

hi shelagh, i am tony's son david, me and my brothers are trying to get in contact with the family, what papers are you on about of grandads, feel free to mail me on davidcurle@ymail.com

Missing Curl,s

lscurl4645 — 2009-01-26 02:31:59Z

Looking for any inf. on Samuel Curle B. 1794 Lancaster
Pa. D. Ohio 1884 Married Maryann from Bucks Co Pa. abt.
1821 9 children.

Re: I am a curle

michaelcurle — 2008-07-01 09:21:34Z

Alright there! 17 yo Curle here in London!

Family of James Richard Curl

curleddoc — 2007-02-22 19:50:11Z

I have been researching Richard Curl & Martha (my ggparents) for some time now. Imagine my surprise to find this site and see that G. Bateman has information about my ggfather!! I hve always heard the story of the "shipwreck" off Newfoundland but could not verify it. I have found the passenger list showing Richard, his wife Martha, and five children Sarah, Caroline, Thomas, Henry, and Elizabeth. They came on the ship "Cornelius Erwin" and landed in New York City, August 2, 1856. How they got to Scott Twp. I do not know, but my grandfather "Richard" was born in Scott Twp on Sept 16, 1858 and died in Zephyr, Ont on Jan 30, 1947 Would be glad to be able to fill in some of the details.

Jane CURLE (1782-1840) Wooler, Northumberland, England UK

rbell35 — 2007-01-10 01:05:38Z

Seeking any information at all about my great-great-great grandmother Jane CURLE; born at Wooler, Northumberland, England in 1782, daughter of a William CURL and Jane (maiden surname unknown). Jane married James PATTIE, Colliery Manager ~1810 and died ~1840. James died in 1862. Their son James PATTIE (junior) married a Grace HORN in 1843 at Holy Island, Northumberland England). I had been told by my father that Grace had been employed by the Duke of Argyll, but this fanciful story has never been confirmed! Can someone please enlighten me on this unknown part of my ancestry?. Regards, Rob Bell, West Essendon, Victoria, AUSTRALIA.

Re: Curle Family

2004-10-07 04:52:34Z

Olevia: I may have information on George A Curle's family. His sister Nannie was my wife's great grandmother. Let me know if you are still interested.

James J. Curle

2004-09-01 18:39:09Z

I am searching for information on the family of James Curle, he was born in 1871 and had two daughters I think. I belive he was married in Kentucky but am not sure. I would sure appriciate any help thanks.

Re: Looking for the Family of Charles Leroy (Roy) Curle

2004-03-26 21:14:28Z

Hi Helen i am mary i am related to family you are looking.Roy curle of Brandon,Manitoba Canada.Yes you are right Roy did marry Pearl Churchill.Charlie was their son he also had sisters Could you please e-mail me back at tbcadamelvis@alo. Thank you kindly
Mary

Re: Curle family history

2004-03-24 02:36:45Z

Glen - we sound like we may be related. My ggrandparents are Francis James Curle, born Mt Forest, Ont (around late 1860's). He married Mary McPhail, born Ont. She was 5 years younger than him, so born somewhere around early 1870's. They had a child, Lizzie (my grandmother). Lizzie had a sister, Alice, born in Saskatchewan, and I believe a couple of other siblings, but have to check with my mom as to names, etc. What do you think?
Jan

Re: Curle family history

2004-03-24 02:27:32Z

I should check my info a little closer before I send posts.... My family is Francis James Curle, born in Mt Forest, Ont, around late 1860's. He married Mary McPhail, born Ont, around early 1870's - they were 5 years apart in age. Lizzie is their child - my grandmother. There was another sister, Alice and I believe a couple of more children. Will have to check with Lizzie's child (my mom) for more details/names. There is a David Curle in Vancouver area that I am related to...
Any of this sound familiar to you?

Re: Curle family history

2004-03-23 02:03:04Z

Hi i am a Curle to.My Grandfathers name was George Curle
His Fathers name was William Curle Mothers name was Elizabeth Evans (Curle).hey lived around Brandon Manitoba.Mymother also has relatives in B.C. Would you please let me know if we are talking about the same people.

Thank You

Arlene

Re: Curle family history

2004-03-23 01:41:51Z

Hi my mother is looking for her family members. Her maiden name was Curle, some of her family members came to Ontario,Mount Forest County of Grey in the late 1700 or early 1800. Her Great Grandfathers name was William Curle and his wife's name was Elizabeth Evans. If you can be any help please e-mail me at the above address.

Thank you Kindly

CURLE free certificate

osbornv — 2004-03-15 20:17:59Z

I have a birth certificate for percy WOOD, born 3 Aug 1881, father william henry WOOD, piano tuner, mother mary jane WOOD formerly CURLE. Born 12 grant ave, north leeds, yorks. Free copies to whoever would like them.

Re: Curle family history

momjan1 — 2003-12-06 05:28:11Z

Hello Glen.
My g.grandfather is a Curle - Frank, who was born in MB., married Lizzie McPhail. There were two Curle, Frank in MB; on a farmer/rancher (the one I'm related to). To other owned a business. I have Curle relatives in Vancouver as well that would be interested in anything.. Any relation?

Re: Curle connections

2003-11-30 02:10:29Z

Tony, I've just read your reply, I really didn't expect to hear from someone living so near! However I am delighted that you have done so, I lost contact with the family after Avis died. I have come up against a blank wall in Scotland, I know that my dad (Bob) mentioned Adrossan and that Avis and I believe Marjorie went to the isle of Arran on holiday, but I cannot find any evidence of the family living in Ayrshire in the past. I believe that Avis held some of Grandads papers, but I have an idea that Ron had them in America - but not sure of this.
I will be in touch, Regards, Shelagh

Eileen Curle

EileenSullivanTormey — 2003-11-16 22:59:58Z

Looking for information about my gggrandmother, Eileen Curle who married a Michael Lynch. I believe the family was from the Limerick area. Eileen and Michael Lynch had a daughter, Eileen Mary Lynch who married Hugh McDade, December 23, 1923 in Limerick. Eileen and Hugh left to live in Glasgow Scotland where they had two children: Reginald, born in 1924 died in his 20's (as to where and how that is unknown), and a daughter, Hughina, born in 1924. Eileen Lynch McDade died in Glasgow on 13 Sept, 1940. If anyone has some knowledge of this family, I would be most grateful.

Eileen Sullivan Tormey, kilrushlady@yahoo.com

Re: Curle connections

2003-07-05 17:41:21Z

Shelagh, I am half brother to Bill,Marjorie,Fred and Avis.
My father was william earnest curle and my mother was his second wife, violet josephine heels.I have a sister elizabeth and two brothers brian and jonathon.As a child I lived in
Diana st. Cardiff and your father and uncle and aunts lived
in other parts of Cardiff.Avis lived in Gabalfa and Marjorie in
Riverside.My phone number is 01495 227488 and I live in
Blackwood in Gwent.

Looking for the Family of Charles Leroy (Roy) Curle

helenbud — 2003-06-22 16:49:24Z

I am looking for members of this family. Roy was born in 1886 and died in the Brandon, Manitoba area in about 1958.
Does anyone know anyone from this family?
My grandmother was Dorothy Moody Curle a daughter of John Hayes Curle.
I believe Roy married Pearl Churchill and they had a son Charlie. I have no other siblings for them. His parents were William Curle and Elizabeth Evans.
Any relatives out there?
You can email me at "helenbud@shaw.ca"

Thank you.
Helen Cockerill

West Cost Canadian Curles

2003-06-03 23:38:32Z

Any information on David Lloyd George Curle and his family and history? Looking for his father and mother information. And anything else.

christina curle

2003-03-04 19:20:28Z

Mothers name was joan christina curle,grandmother christina curle formerly christina cottingham,married to john curle.orignate from essex.