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     Margaret Mary Cullen was born circa 1888 in Athy, Kildare, Ireland. Daughter of Samuel Cullen, gunsmith & Ann Brady..
     Margaret Mary Cullen married George Thomas Killigrew Dunbar, son of John Thomas Killigrew Dunbar and Margaret Ann Green, on 9 October 1918 in Most Holy Trinity RC church, Brook Green, Hammersmith, Middlesex, England. He was a private in the AIF stationed at Monte Vedis camp, Weymouth, she was a woollen warehouse assistant of 19 Sterndale Rd, Hammersmith. The certificate states that she was 36 years old, but her death certificates states 30 which is confirmed by her age at death. This is possibly a misreading by the GRO staff.
     Margaret Mary Cullen arrived in 1919 at Victoria, Australia. A Mrs M Dunbar arrived in April 1919 on the "Balmoral Castle", but was aged 26.
     Margaret died on 20 December 1932 in 8 Howard Street, Box Hill, Victoria. The children were immediately placed in an orphanage, John running away to attend the funeral but arriving too late.. She was buried on 21 December 1932 in Box Hill.

     Catherine Culpepper married Thomas Fairfax 5th Baron Fairfax, son of Henry Fairfax 4th Baron Fairfax and Frances Barwick, circa 1685.
     Catherine died before 23 June 1719.

     Anna May Culph was born circa 1900.
     Anna May Culph married Gilbert Edward MacKenzie, son of Donald Thomson MacKenzie and Lily Hannah Attenborough, in 1927 in Victoria.
     Anna died in 1941 in Broadmeadows, Victoria.

     Jean Cuming married James Dunbar, son of Ninian Dunbar (of Grangehill) and Finduella Christian? Dunbar, on 3 July 1667 in Dyke & Moy, Moray, Scotland.

     Janet Cummin married Paul Macpherson, son of Paul's dad Macpherson.
     Janet died circa 1762. Paul's mother died when Paul was six years old. His father, was a tenant farmer and along with James Mcalea, Peter Stuart, Alexander Grant and Robert Rattray worked the land in runrig, (tack four). The principal tenant was John Grant of Rothmais who sublet to the five crofters. --- Scalan News #32.

     Helen Gordon Cumming married Sir Archibald Dunbar 6th Bart of Northfield, son of Alexander Dunbar 5th Bart of Northfield and Margaret Arbuthnott, on 6 November 1794. She was the daughter of Col Sir Alexander Penrose Cumming-Gordon of Altyre, 1st Bart.
     Helen died on 16 March 1819.

     Margaret Cumming married John MacPherson (of Inveravon), son of unlinked early MacPherson, on 8 June 1762 in Inveravon, Banffshire, Scotland.

     Ernest James Cummins was born in 1894 in Yea, Victoria. He was the son of Richard & Elilzabeth nee Taylor.
     Ernest James Cummins married Amy Alma Robertson, daughter of John Robertson and Josephine Tuckett, in 1924 in Victoria.
     Ernest died in 1984 in Warr..., Victoria.

     Ceredig ap Cunedda was born in Wales. He was the son of Cunedda Wledig and Gwawl ferch Coel.
     Ceredig ap Cunedda married Meleri ferch Brychan, daughter of Brychan ap Marchell, in WLS.

     Gwen ferch Cunedda was born in Wales. She was the daughter of Cunedda Wledig and Gwawl ferch Coel.

     Albert Berwick Cunningham was born on 15 February 1840.
     Albert Berwick Cunningham married Georgiana Steer, daughter of Charles Steer and Caroline Thompson, in March 1865 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. March 22, 1865 ... At the residence of the British Amassasoe, Frankfort-on-Main, Albert Berwick Cunningham, esq., RA., To Georgiana Glentworth, second daughter of Charles Steer, esq., Judge of the Supreme Court, Calcutta.
     Albert Berwick Cunningham and Georgiana Steer appeared on the 1871 census in Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, Kent. Albert B Cunningham, head, 31, Lt R Artillery, active list, born Streatham, Surrey, Georgiana E 23, officer's wife, born Dinapore,India (British subject); children Calvert G 4, born Bollingbourne, Kent; John S, 2, born Woolwich, Kent, Chas A G, 6 months, born Woolwich with a nurse and a cook.

      Calvert Gordon Cunningham was also known as John Calvert G in some records. His birth was registered in the quarter ending in March 1867 in Hollingbourn, Kent, England. He was the son of Albert Berwick Cunningham and Georgiana Steer. Calvert, John and Charles were listed as the children of Albert Berwick Cunningham in the 1871 census in Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, Kent.
     Calvert Gordon Cunningham married Louisa Maud Unknown in 1889 in Sculcoats RD, Yorkshire. The 1899 marriage is to either Bertha Marshall or Frances White, so seems unlikely.
     Calvert died in 1925 in Cape Town, South Africa.

     Catherine Cunningham (Leslie) was born. Katherine, daughter of the Rev Alexander Conyngham, Dean of Raphoe & widow of ... Leslie..
     Catherine Cunningham (Leslie) married Thomas Dunbar, son of Sir John Dunbar and Katherine Graham, in Ireland.

     His birth was registered in the quarter ending in December 1870 in Woolwich, Kent, England. Charles Albert G Cunningham was the son of Albert Berwick Cunningham and Georgiana Steer. Calvert, John and Charles were listed as the children of Albert Berwick Cunningham in the 1871 census in Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, Kent.

     His birth was registered in the quarter ending in December 1868 in Woolwich, Kent, England. John Strange Cunningham was the son of Albert Berwick Cunningham and Georgiana Steer. Calvert, John and Charles were listed as the children of Albert Berwick Cunningham in the 1871 census in Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, Kent.

     Lucy Bertram Cunningham was the daughter of Albert Berwick Cunningham and Georgiana Steer. Lucy Bertram Cunningham was also known as Lady Lucy Markham in some records.
     Lucy Bertram Cunningham married Sir Albert Basil Markham on 17 September 1898 in London, Paddington RD, Middlesex, England.

     Violet Cunningham married Osborne Edwin Townsend.

     Margaret Gifford married secondly Sir William Cunningham.

     Janet Cunnningham married Gavin Dunbar (of Baldoon), son of Archibald Dunbar.

     John Loftus Cuppage married Dorothy Handcock, daughter of Rev Richard Handcock and Sarah Toler, on 12 December 1768 in Dublin, Ireland.
     John died on 15 April 1797.

     Faustin Cuppaidge married Mary Low, daughter of Major William Low. They had issue mentioned on the memorial tablet at Chapelizod, Dublin - Here lie also the bodies of William, William, Elizabeth, Joan Low, Catherine Low, Ebenezer, John, Joseph son of [Faus]tin Cuppaidge, gent. by Mary his wife, daughter of Major William Low.

     Robert Cupples was born on 1 May 1914.
     Robert Cupples was employed as a T.A.B. agent, Yarram.
     Robert died on 27 May 1970 in Yarram, Victoria, aged 56. He was buried in the Anglican section, Yarram.

     Alice de Curci was born circa 1170?. She was the only daughter & heiress, possessed in her own right the Manor of Harewood and Stoke Curcy in Somersetshire.
Relict of Henry de Cornhill & sister of William de Curcy IV on whose death c.1195 she became heir to the Curcy inheritance and to the pourparty of the Meschin inheritance which had fallen to her grandmother Avice, daughter & coheir of Wm de Meschin. She was the daughter of William de Curci III and Gundreda de Warenne.
     Alice de Curci married Henry de Cornhill before 1193. Alice was widowed in 1193 on the death of her husband Henry de Cornhill.
     Alice de Curci married Warin FitzGerald as her second husband, in 1195..
     1199-1216: Warin FitzGerold, king's chamberlain, and Henry FitzGerold, his brother. n.d. [temp. John]
Warin has granted Speresholt and Badeleking to Henry, to hold for the service of one knight, in fee.
Witnesses: Alice de Curc', wife of Warin, Ralph Foliot, John de Wich, Andrew of the Exchequer (de Scaccario), Henry Foliot, Peter the clerk, Hugh de Mara, Stephen de Badeleking, Ailmer de Sevahanton, John son of John de Wich, Robert de Warcebec, Sir Eimeric the chaplain, John the clerk. Alice was widowed in July 1216 on the death of her husband Warin FitzGerald.
     Alice died circa 1225.

     John died. He died without issue so his sister Alice became his heiress. He gave a yard of land with his body to the monks at Esseby
. John Governor of Ulster. He conquered Ulster for King John (reigned 1199-1216) who constituted him Governor thereof. He was the son of William de Curci III and Gundreda de Warenne.

     Baron of Stoke Courcy. "Dapifer" or steward to to King Henry I (reigned 1100-35). Steward to the household of King Henry I (who reigned 1100-35). Supposed founder of Harewood Church 1116. 1140 Lord of Harewood. Sewer to King Henry II (reigned 1154-89) and witness to King Stephen (reigned 1135-54) in charter to Westminster Abbey. Probably Robert as heir to his brother William.. William de Curci II Baron was the son of William de Curcy and Daughter of William de Falaise.
     William de Curci II Baron married Avice or Amice de Romelli or Meschin, daughter of William de Meschin Lord of Copeland and Cecily de Romelli, circa 1125.
     William died after 1140. Slain at Coleshill, Wales in 1157?? He died without issue and was succeeded by his brother Robert. He was succeeded by his son William before 1156.
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     William de Curci III was born before 1130. He was the son of William de Curci II Baron and Avice or Amice de Romelli or Meschin.
     William de Curci III married Gundreda de Warenne. She married first Roger, earl of Warwick (1119-53), by whom she had issue two sons and two daughters. It appears that she had a third son Henry who is mentioned in a charter with his brother William.
     William died __1186 or ___ 1171. 32 Henry II.

     William de Curci IV was born circa 1168. He was the son of William de Curci III and Gundreda de Warenne.
     William died shortly after 1194.

     Richard died in Newnham, Oxfordshire, England. He was born in England.
     Baron of Stoke Courcy. Privy Counsellor to King William Rufus (reigned 1087- 1100). [which de Curci?]. He was of Newnham.
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     Richard de Curcy Baron married Wandelmode,,.

     William de Curcy was born in Stoke Curcy, Somerset, England.
     Honor of Curcy : William de Curcy I, sewer to Henry I inherited the manor of Nuneham [Newenham, Cockayne] Oxford & other lands which Richard de Curci his father had held at the date of the Domesday survey and by his marriage to a daughter & co-heir of Wm de Falaise of Stoke Curcy. He acquired the lands in Dorset & Somerset of her said father. These lands and some others of which Wm de Curci was enfeoffed by Henry I, composed the honor of Stoke Curcy held by the service of 25 1/2 knights. [Honors & Knights fees / W Farrer, Vol.1, p.103]
. He was the son of Richard de Curcy Baron and Wandelmode.
     William de Curcy married Daughter of William de Falaise.
     William died circa 1114.

     Honora Curren was born before February 1821 in Ireland.
     Honora Curren married Thomas Colbert before 1839.
     Honora died on 13 February 1908 in Kapunda, South Australia. Aged 87, widow of Thomas Colbert.