Kirby CURLING (1727

Events in Kirby CURLING (1727 - 1797)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1727		Kirby CURLING was born	Barham	Note 1
14 Jul 1747	20	Married Ann DENN	Reculver, Kent	Note 2
1748	21	Birth of daughter Mary CURLING	Wooton	Note 3
1748	21	Death of daughter Mary CURLING	Wooton
1749	22	Birth of son John CURLING	Wootton	Note 4
1752	25	Birth of son William CURLING	Wootton	Note 5
1754	27	Birth of son Thomas Kirby CURLING	Wootton	bap 28 Feb 1754 ex FMP PR
1755	28	Birth of son Robert CURLING	Wootton	Note 6
1757	30	Birth of son George CURLING	Wootton	Note 7
1758	31	Birth of son Denn CURLING	Wootton	bap 21 Oct 1758 ex FMP PR
1760	33	Birth of son Peter CURLING	Wootton	Note 8
1762	35	Birth of daughter Ann CURLING	Wootton	Note 9
1764	37	Birth of daughter Elizabeth CURLING	Sandwich	Note 10
1766	39	Death of daughter Elizabeth CURLING (aged 2)	Sandwich	Note 11
29 Jul 1770	43	Death of mother Mary KIRBY (aged 79)	Barham	aged 78 ex MI at Barham
1781	54	Death of father John CURLING (aged 85)	Barham	Note 12
1797	70	Kirby CURLING died	Tilmanstone	Note 13

Note 1: Carby Curling baptised 16 Nov 1727 at Barham ex Bob Parsons and Janis Kirby.

Note 2: by licence Kirby Curling of Barham and Ann Denn of Reculver ex FMP PR

Note 3: bap Wootton 16 Aug 1748 and died Sep (date illegible)

Note 4: bap Wootton 16 Jan 1749 died Dec (1778?) ex FMP PR

Note 5: bap Wootton 14 Jul 1752 ex FMP PR

Note 6: bap Wootton 17 Oct 1755 ex FMP PR

Note 7: bap Wootton 14 Sep 1757 ex FMP PR

Note 8: baptised Wootton 13 Nov 1760 ex FMP PR

Note 9: bap Wootton 09 Feb 1762 ex FMP PR

Note 10: baptised 8 Feb 1764, St Peter's, Sandwich ex FMP PR

Note 11: buried at St Clement, Sandwich 1 Apr 1766 dau of Kirby ex FMP PR

Note 12: "To the memory of John Curling, and Mary his wife; he died Jan 24 1781, aged 84; she died died July 29 1770, aged 78".

Note 13: buried at Tilmanstone 8 Dec 1797 ex FMP PR

Personal Notes:

Margate: 12 Tidesmen, per order, Nov. 6, 1744…Kirby Curling ex Janis Kirby

The family were in Wootton by 1748 the year after Kirby married. Kirby Curling was managing the racehorse called Syphon at stud at Geddens between Canterbury and Dover in 1757. Kirby Curling of Wooton Kent went bankrupt in 1762 (Gentleman’s Magazine). Shortly after the family moved to Sandwich where Elizabeth was baptised in 1764 (she died there in 1765). His brother John had married Jane Bunce of Ham and they had their children there from 1755 so it appears Kirby followed his brother to the Sandwich district.

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