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Thank you again, you have identified the correct family but unfortunately James Smythe's origins remain obscure.  I will follow up the various 'Hampton' locations as suggested.  It seems likely that James Smythe and Caroline Woollaston were not married.  Since James was significantly older than Caroline perhaps he left behind another family in Warwickshire.
The connection with the Noyce family is that James Smythe and Caroline Woollaston's daughter Sarah Ann Smythe married James Jorey and their daughter Grace Jorey married my grandfather Ernest Noyce. 
Incidentally the first name Seevall or Seivall was handed down and given to more recent ancestors as Seval.  I have no idea of the origins of this unusual name.

An ancestor of mine gave his birthplace on censuses from 1851 onwards as Hampton, Warwickshire.  Does anyone know if this is likely to be Hampton in Arden or Hampton on the Hill?  He moved to London and I have not been able to trace his birth around 1813.

I have been unable to find either civil or parish registration of the death of Jemima Johnson born 1799 at Bures Hamlet.  She lived most of her life in Alphamstone and Lamarsh, a pauper in her old age.  Found in Alphamstone on the 1871 census and probably found there on the 1881 census mis-recorded as 'Jeremiah'.  A search from 1871 onwards in Essex and Suffolk (in case she went to the workhouse at Sudbury) have failed to find her death.  Parish registers at Alphamstone and Lamarsh searched without success.
Does anyone have any idea why I can't find her?  Is it possible for an elderly pauper in a rural village to go unrecorded either by the church or in civil registration?

Does anyone have an idea why two young children, whose family lived in Clerkenwell, would have died in Hornsey Workhouse in August 1830?  They died on consecutive days so I assume they had some kind of infectious disease, but wonder why they were admitted miles from home when there was a workhouse at Clerkenwell.  Thank you.