Curzon Family, Wharton, Winsford

[LEMB]

Hi,

I've gone through ALOT of my great Nana's photographs today.

they are very old and some of them have notes on the back of them so i am very interested to find out who the people are in the photos and how they know each other!

this photo had a note on the back for,

Mr Curzon
26 (or) 6, Princes St
Wharton
Winsford
Cheshire

i have found alot of Curzon's on my family tree! but god knows if this is one of them or what year this was taken

hopefully someone might be able to piece this together x

[Mabel Bagshawe]

I htink the address might be Princess St - I can find a place by that name in Wharton (and in 1911 there are numerous Curzons there, if not in No 26!) but no Princes St

[Susan Blackstone]

Hi, It is Princess Street.  I have also looked at the census for 1881, 1891, 1901 and 1911 for numbers 6 and 26.  There is no Curzon at those addresses, plenty of them at other numbers.  My ancestors also came from Wharton - Hulse and Cookson.

[davidqueneherve]

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[Treetotal]

Not sure if it helps but there is a Philip Curzon born 1880 and Selina born 1883 living at 28, Princess Street in 1939.
Carol

[Susan Blackstone]

This is a long shot. Looking at the handwriting, is it possible that Mr is a shortened form of John?  On the 1891 census there is a John Curzon aged 45 saltmaker living at 66 Princess St with his family.

[LEMB]

This is a long shot. Looking at the handwriting, is it possible that Mr is a shortened form of John?  On the 1891 census there is a John Curzon aged 45 saltmaker living at 66 Princess St with his family.

Thank you very much, that makes so much more sence now and i have matched it to the person on my ancestry tree. i'm just wondering, do you have any idea what the name says at the bottom? i can only make out "J"

[Susan Blackstone]

I am pleased you have managed to llnk the photo with your family tree.  The signature could possibly be T Davies. 

[Susan Blackstone]

I have had another look at the signature.  It could also be I Davies.  My great grandfather Isaac also wrote his first name with an unusual looking I.