Nehemiah Curnock

Nehemiah Curnock

Nehemiah was born in 1810 in Horsefair Rd, Bristol.  Nehemiah'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 James, Harry, George, Sarah and Annie.  He was the oldest of the six children.  He died due to a medical problem, smallpox, at the age of 59 in July 1869.

• Death Notes

  Born Horsefair, Bristol
  
  Died from smallpox

• General Notes

  Occupation, Methodist Minister.
  
  Died of Smallpox. Ordained Reverend in 1834. Gifted in speaking to children. Author of "The Father of Methodism" - Life of John Wesley, written for children. He preached at an early age and later showed earnestness and power. He was kind and gentle and had a rare gift of attracting the attention of children. He contracted smallpox when visiting and died as a result thereof.
  Living at Park Green Macclesfield 1851
  

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