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From: "Tina Pearce" <>
Subject: Re: [ANGLO-ITALIAN] Giovanni Cunelli
Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2008 17:37:13 +0800
References: <C4D04358.161D6%jane@chipinga.fsnet.co.uk>


Hi Kim
Here's the Hill family in 1861 just in case you don't have them.
John S Hill bn 1859 Westminster, Emma Jane is 4.
RG9 piece 51 folio 39 page 3.
Best wishes
Tina

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From: "Jane Powell" <>
To: <>
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 4:31 PM
Subject: Re: [ANGLO-ITALIAN] Giovanni Cunelli


> Hi Kim,
>
> How certain are you that the name is CUNELLI? Might it be CINELLI? Just a
> thought, as there are many more CINELLIs than CUNELLIs...
>
> Jane
>
>
> on 19/8/08 09:09, Kim Russell at wrote:
>
>> Can anybody help with any information, or advice as to where to look
>> next.
>>
>> All I know is that GIOVANNI CUNELLI was born in Italy around 1843 - 1845.
>> He
>> was in England in 1881, married to Emma Jane Hill (born 1857 abt) from
>> Torquay, Devon. They were living with Emma's family at 206 Ladbroke
>> Grove
>> Road, London and he was a confectioner.
>>
>> Emma is the sister of my great grandfather John Shopland Hill. He was
>> born in
>> London in 1858 so I assume that the family moved to London very soon
>> after
>> Emma was born.
>>
>> In 1891 Giovanni and Emma were living on their own at 26 Surrey Road,
>> Chiswick
>> and were still there in 1901.
>>
>> In 1891 his surname was spelled Crivelli and in 1901 Cervelli although
>> this
>> looks like transcription errors.
>>
>> In 1891 he is an Ice Cream Vendor (hawker) and in 1901 Ice Cream Vendor
>> (own
>> account).
>>
>> I cannot trace their marriage, They don't seem to have had any children -
>> none
>> recorded on the census returns for 1881, 1891 or 1901 - and I can't find
>> their
>> deaths.
>>
>> Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Kim
>>
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