James Turle KENWARD

3rd Feb 18311 - between Apr 1913 and Jun 1913

Merchant and Importer7

Life History

3rd Feb 1831	Born in Battle, Sussex.1 Kenward James Turle Maternal Grandparent: James Turle 1831 Birth Sussex RG5_129 Source BMD Registers www.bmdregisters.co.uk
6th Jun 1841	Occupation scholar in Hawkhurst, Kent.2
6th Jun 1841	Recorded in census in Hawkhurst, Kent (Highgate House, Hawkhurst, Kent).2
between Jul 1853 and Sep 1853	Married Ellen NEWBERRY in Honiton
between Apr 1854 and Jun 1854	Birth of son James Newberry KENWARD in St Ives, Huntingdon
between Jul 1855 and Sep 1855	Birth of son John Henry KENWARD in St Ives, Huntingdon
between Oct 1856 and Dec 1856	Birth of daughter Ellen Selina KENWARD in St Ives, Huntingdon
between Jul 1858 and Sep 1858	Birth of son William Edward KENWARD in St Ives, Huntingdon
between Jul 1858 and Sep 1858	Death of son John Henry KENWARD in St Ives, Huntingdon
1861	Occupation draper
1861	Recorded in census in St Ives, Huntingdon
between Oct 1861 and Dec 1861	Birth of son Charles KENWARD in St Ives, Huntingdon
between Jul 1863 and Sep 1863	Birth of son Edwin KENWARD in St Ives, Huntingdon
between Jul 1866 and Sep 1866	Death of son William Edward KENWARD in St Ives, Huntingdon
between Jul 1866 and Sep 1866	Death of son Charles KENWARD in St Ives, Huntingdon
1871	Occupation draper and cabinet maker employing 13 men, 4 boys, 2 femail 1 male servant
1871	Recorded in census in Battle, Sussex
29th Feb 1872	Occupation gentleman in 310 Liverpool-road, Islington.3
29th Feb 1872	Resident in 310 Liverpool-road, Islington
5th Sep 1872	Occupation draper in Battle, Sussex.4
5th Sep 1872	Resident in Battle, Sussex
25th Feb 1884	Resident in 291 High-street, Lewisham, Kent
24th Mar 1884	Occupation gentleman in 291 High-street, Lewisham, Kent.5
24th Mar 1884	Resident in 291 High-street, Lewisham, Kent
2nd Nov 1885	Occupation gentleman in 291 High-street, Lewisham, Kent.6
2nd Nov 1885	Resident in 291 High-street, Lewisham, Kent
to 1st Jan 1894	Occupation Merchant and Importer in Stern and Evans (1 and 8 Carter-lane and 14 Old Change, both in the City of London).7
2nd Apr 1911	Occupation inmate in Blackheath, London.8 Morden College was founded in 1695 by Sir John Morden (1623-1708). Morden's aim was to found a college for 'poor Merchants...and such as have lost their Estates by accidents, dangers and perils of the seas or by any other accidents ways or means in their honest endeavours to get their living by means of Merchandizing'.It had its own burial ground. Note taken from AIM25 - Archives in London and the M25 area - Reference code : GB 2227 held at Morden College Archives,
2nd Apr 1911	Recorded in census in Blackheath, London (Morden College, Blackheath, London).8
between Apr 1913 and Jun 1913	Died in Woolwich

Notes

Notice is hereby given, that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned, Julius Stern, William Evans and James Turle Kenward , carrying on business as Merchants and Importers, at 1 and 8 Carter-lane and 14 Old Change, both in the City of London, under the style or firm of Stern and Evans, has been dissolved, by mutual consent, as and from 1st day of January, 1894. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid by the said Julius Stern and William Evans, who will continue to carry on business at the abovementioned premises under the same style or firm of Stern and Evans. Dated this 19th day of February 1894.

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James was one of the executors for William Kenward Newberry Esq., deceased, formerly of Battle, Sussex, and late of Barnsbury-villas, now called No 310, Liverpool-road, Middlesex, gentleman, who died 8th December 1870 and whose will was proved in the Principal Registry on 23rd December by John Thomas Newberry and James Turle Kenward, the executors named in the will.

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Supplement to the London Gazette

John Thomas Newberry and James Turle Kenward, gentlemen, 310, Liverpool-road, Islington

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James was a Trustee in the bankrupcy of Benjamin Ockenden - 5th September 1872.

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2 Nov 1885 James Turle Kenward was a creditor of, and gave a petition for the winding up of the Automatic Musical Instrument Company .

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24 Mar 1884 the Civil Service and General Store Limited was ordered to be wound up following the petition (25 Feb 1884) of James Turle Kenward and others.

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Sources

1. Ancestry.co.uk
- England & Wales Christening Records, 1530-1906
2. UK Census 1841
3. London Gazette
- 29 Feb 1872
4. London Gazette
- 10 Sep 1872
5. London Gazette
- 4 Apr 1884
6. London Gazette
- 6 Nov 1885
7. London Gazette
- 20 Feb 1894
8. UK Census 1911
- www.1911census.co.uk
9. London Gazette
- 30 Dec 1870
10. London Gazette
- 10 Sept 1872
11. London Gazette
- 4 Apr 1884; 29 Feb 1884