Henry (Harry) Curnock 
Henry, known as Harry, was born in 1815. Harry's father was Dennis Curnock and his mother was Ann Edgley Hopkins. His paternal grandparents were James Curnock and Sarah Dowdell; his maternal grandparents were John Hopkins and Elizabeth Edgley. He had three brothers and two sisters, named Nehemiah, James, George, Sarah and Annie. He was the third oldest of the six children.General Notes
Occupation, Customs and Excise.
Henry, also called Harry, joined Wesleyan Reform Society, which split from the Wesleyan Methodist Church in 1849. This caused him to be divided from the rest of his relatives. The Wesleyan Reformers, as they were more commonly known, split over the annual Conference's authority. James Everett led the criticism of the Wesleyan Methodist leadership by writing a series of articles entitled "Fly sheets from the Private Correspondent".
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b.1634 d.1677
- b.1677
- b.1725 d.1778
- d.1745
- b.1763
- b.< 1659
- b.1698 d.1743
- b.< 1735
- b.23 Oct 1705
- b.05 Jan 1786 d.04 Feb 1853
- d.1775
- b.< 1762 d.Feb 1837
- d.1778 in Uley, Glos.
- b.1815
- b.~ 1788 in Bristol d.1854
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