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Hannah HURRELL
1830 - 1851 (~ 21 years)
Has 21 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
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Name Hannah HURRELL Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Baptised 21 Mar 1830 St. James’ Church, West Teignmouth, Devon, England 
[1] Gender Female Residence 1841 The Strand, East Teignmouth, Devon, England - At the time of the census with her brother William and their half brother Edwin, in the house of mariner George Davis and his wife Mary Ann. Also present were Thomas Heath, like Edwin a boatman, and Elizabeth Heath.
Mary Ann was Hannah's first cousin, daughter of her aunt Mary GOTHAM, as was Elizabeth HEATH and probably Thomas too.
'Anna Horrell' was still with them in 1851.
Occupation 1851 Servant - Hannah was living with her 1st cousins, half sisters Mary Davis (née Gotham) and Elizabeth Paddon (née Heath), daughters of her aunt Mary Heath née Gotham; it is not clear if she was a servant to them or simply living with them and working elsewhere. She was shown as 'cousin', not servant, in the relation to the head of household column so I think it probably doesn't mean servant to them. With the census little more than 3 months before her death, she may not have been working at the time of the census, due to ill-health.
Died 15 Jul 1851 Dawlish Street, East Teignmouth, Devon, England Cause: Amenorrhæa (2 years), Anæmia - GRO ref: Horrell, Hannah q3 1851 Newton Abbot RD 10 96; GRO online index shows age at death as 20
Details from death registration (GRO register entry)
The informant was Elizabeth Paddon, present at the death, though she lived in Queen Street, rather than in Dawlish Street where Hannah died. Elizabeth was a first cousin of Hannah, daughter of the sister Mary of Hannah's mother, Patienceb. Elizabeth was about 16 years older than Hannah; it looks as though following Patience' death Elizabeth as well as her half-sister Mary Ann had helped to look after their young orphaned cousins.
The cause given is a little surprising, it seems to me more likely the anæmia could have caused both the amenorrhæa and the death, rather than the amenorrhæa contributing to the death.
Buried 20 Jul 1851 St. James’ Church, West Teignmouth, Devon, England - From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 9 Aug 2018)
"Hannah Horrell No. 223, abode: West Teignmouth, buried: July 21st. 1851, ceremony performed by: Lawrence Gwynne Incumbent"
Siblings1 brother and 2 sisters Half-siblings1 half brother (family of "Unknown" and Patience GOTHAM) Half-siblings1 half sister (family of [ - ? - ] and Patience GOTHAM) Patriarch & Matriarch 
Joseph HURRELL, b. Abt 1792, Beer, Devon, England, d. 8 Jan 1861, Sidmouth, Devon, England (Age ~ 69 years) (Father) 
Elizabeth, b. Est 1724, d. Yes, date unknown (Great Grandmother)Person ID I300650 All | All in the Goatham / Gotham One-Name Study Last Modified 25 Aug 2024
Father Joseph HURRELL, b. Abt 1792, Beer, Devon, England , d. 8 Jan 1861, Sidmouth, Devon, England (Age ~ 69 years) Mother Patience GOTHAM, b. 2 Jul 1793, bur. 7 Jun 1833, St. James’ Church, West Teignmouth, Devon, England (Age ~ 39 years)
Other Partners: [ - ? - ]; John Angel RIDDELS m. 1815Married 1 Nov 1824 St. Thomas’s Church, Exeter, Devon, England [2] - When Patience died shortly after having her last child, though after that baby had died, she left two children of her marriage to Joseph, aged 3 and 5, and two more born before she married, aged about 8 and 14. I don't know how long Joseph stayed in Teignmouth, but he was not there by the time of the 1841 census, about 8 years after Patience' death, and the care of her children seems to have fallen to her half-sister Mary Ann and sister Elizabeth Jane.
Family ID F300228 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- At the time of the census with her brother William and their half brother Edwin, in the house of mariner George Davis and his wife Mary Ann. Also present were Thomas Heath, like Edwin a boatman, and Elizabeth Heath.
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Baptised - 21 Mar 1830 - St. James’ Church, West Teignmouth, Devon, England 
Residence - 1841 - The Strand, East Teignmouth, Devon, England Buried - 20 Jul 1851 - St. James’ Church, West Teignmouth, Devon, England = Link to Google Earth (if installed; see link below to install) Pin Legend 
Sources - [S335] Devon Parish Registers - West Teignmouth, St. James (West Teignmouth, Devon, England), (brightsolid online publishing limited. FindMyPast. findmypast.co.uk : 2014.), Baptism of Hannah HURRELL; accessed 6 Sep 2014 (Reliability: 3).
"1830. March 21 No. 1529. Hannah of Joseph & Patience Horrell, abode: East Teignh., father's occupation: Laborer, ceremony performed by W Charles(?)" (under heading 'Baptisms ... West Teignmouth ... 1830') - [S346] Devon Parish Registers - Exeter, St. Thomas, St. Thomas (Exeter, Devon, England), (brightsolid online publishing limited. FindMyPast. findmypast.co.uk : 2014.), Marriage of Patience GOTHAM to Joseph HURRELL; accessed 6 Sep 2014 (Reliability: 3).
"Joseph Hurrel Resident in this Parish
and Patience Goatom Resident in this Parish
Spinster
were married in this Church by Bannswith Consent of
Both of Age this first Day of
November in the Year One thousand eight hundred and twenty four
By me Edward Duncan Rhodes, Curate
This Marriage was solemnized between us Joseph Hurrell, The mark of X Patience Goatom
In the Presence of John Quint, Mary Davey
No. 350."
On page 117, under heading 'Marriages ... St. Thomas ... 1824'