Jewellery Find - Mourning brooch

[Stanwix England]

I love looking at old jewellery online, and when I find a mourning brooch, if there is information about the person, I try to look them up.

I found this one, but I think it's been transcribed incorrectly.

https://www.gatsbyjewellery.co.uk/product/georgian-garnet-mourning-brooch-dated-1817

Elizabeth Kenoul ? Died 21st May 1817, aged 56 (so 1761 birthday or there abouts.)

I can't find anyone with that name though. It might be her married name, or not obviously.

Just wondering if anyone else has any better luck.

[Ruskie]

The surname is not clear is it? I thought it might start with Ker …. Doesn’t help to have the pin across part of the surname. Not convinced that is “At” 56 either.

Lovely brooch.

[mckha489]

Burial at st Andrew, Holborn

[Ruskie]

Well found Mckha. 

[mckha489]

26 June 1817 - Law Chronicle, Commercial and Bankruptcy Register - London, London, England
 

[mckha489]

Is George Charles the same person as G. E. Kerval?

25 June 1838 - Morning Post - London, London, England
 
Clip is too large.
It says he is a native of France, conducted a respectable boarding school for boys in Sydenham. Now advanced in years and very frail.  Hoping past pupils will donate.

[mckha489]

Marriage 1804
Elizabeth Hawkins & George Charles Kerval  st Anne, Soho.
2 witnesses named Schindler and one  something like Eliz Thurzon but it’s faint and hard to read


Death
Deaths Jun 1848   (>99%)
KERVAL    George Charles        Lambeth    4   175

[Sloe Gin]

Not convinced that is “At” 56 either.

That would be an abbreviation of the Latin "aetat", meaning aged. 
Which itself is an abbreviation of "anno aetatis" = in the year of his/her age.

[Ruskie]

Not convinced that is “At” 56 either.

That would be an abbreviation of the Latin "aetat", meaning aged. 
Which itself is an abbreviation of "anno aetatis" = in the year of his/her age.

After posting I wondered if it might be an abbreviation, so thanks Sloe Gin.