Ernest Burrell 1891–1960 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Ernest Burrell, 1891–1960 (aged 68 years)

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Ernest Burrell

Name: Ernest /Burrell/
Given names: Ernest
Nickname: Jack
Surname: Burrell
Nickname: Jack

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father	Links Birth: 27 February 1864 27 — Sullington, Sussex, England Occupation: Tanner Death: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ernest Burrell William Burrell 1864–… Birth: 27 February 1864 27 — Sullington, Sussex, England Death:
himself	Links Birth: November 1891 27 — Westcott, Surrey, England Occupation: Domestic Gardener — Dorking, Surrey, England Death: 1960 — Dorking, Surrey, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse (Danny Kincaid) David Burrell Ernest Burrell 1891–1960 Birth: November 1891 27 — Westcott, Surrey, England Death: 1960 — Dorking, Surrey, England

Ernest Burrell + … …
himself	Links Birth: November 1891 27 — Westcott, Surrey, England Occupation: Domestic Gardener — Dorking, Surrey, England Death: 1960 — Dorking, Surrey, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse (Danny Kincaid) David Burrell Ernest Burrell 1891–1960 Birth: November 1891 27 — Westcott, Surrey, England Death: 1960 — Dorking, Surrey, England
son	Links Birth: 14 August 1944 52 — Dorking, Surrey, England Occupation: Crook? — 1960 — Stepney, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, London, England Occupation: Stuntman?! — between 1978 and 1985 — Pondicherry (Puducherry), Puducherry, India Death: 1985 — Greece Occupation: Crook? — 1997 — Bromley, London Borough of Bromley, London, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse (Danny Kincaid) David Burrell 1944–1985 Birth: 14 August 1944 52 — Dorking, Surrey, England Death: 1985 — Greece

Events of close relatives
Birth	November 1891 27 Westcott, Surrey, England
Occupation	Domestic Gardener Dorking, Surrey, England Address: The Deepdene, Dorking, Surrey, England.
Birth of a son	(Danny Kincaid) David Burrell 14 August 1944 Dorking, Surrey, England Address: Little Deepdene Lodge, Moores Road, Dorking, Surrey, England.
Death of a father	William Burrell
Death	1960 (aged 68 years) Dorking, Surrey, England
Address	Little Deepdene Lodge, Moore's Road, Dorking, Surrey, England.
Last change	6 February 2023 – 09:50:19 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	He worked for Bellaby’s in Westcott and lived above a garage with his family. Hart’s took over and after an argument over his prized marrow in 1934, he moved to Little Deepdene Lodge, Moore’s Road, Dorking, where he worked as the gardener for The Deepdene. He used to summon the workers by ringing a bell in the tower at the bottom of his garden and a secret tunnel that began at the bottom of the tower led to the main house. He left in 1955/1956. Details to check are that his mother could have been Alice, who was tall and had a stiff leg! He may also have had a sister, Ivy, and brother, Robert (who may have lived in Aylesbury)?!!! Westcott, situated on the A25, one and a half miles west of Dorking, is mentioned in the Domesday Book. Three of the streets are named Balchins Lane, St. Johns Road and The Burrell.

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He worked for Bellaby’s in Westcott and lived above a garage with his family. Hart’s took over and after an argument over his prized marrow in 1934, he moved to Little Deepdene Lodge, Moore’s Road, Dorking, where he worked as the gardener for The Deepdene. He used to summon the workers by ringing a bell in the tower at the bottom of his garden and a secret tunnel that began at the bottom of the tower led to the main house. He left in 1955/1956. Details to check are that his mother could have been Alice, who was tall and had a stiff leg! He may also have had a sister, Ivy, and brother, Robert (who may have lived in Aylesbury)?!!!

Westcott, situated on the A25, one and a half miles west of Dorking, is mentioned in the Domesday Book. Three of the streets are named Balchins Lane, St. Johns Road and The Burrell.

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Media object	Ernest (Jack) Burrell Note: He worked for Bellaby’s in Westcott and lived above a garage with his family. Hart’s took over and after an argument over his prized marrow in 1934, he moved to Little Deepdene Lodge, Moore’s Road, Dorking, where he worked as the gardener for The Deepdene. He used to summon the workers by ringing a bell in the tower at the bottom of his garden and a secret tunnel that began at the bottom of the tower led to the main house.

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Ernest (Jack) Burrell

Note: He worked for Bellaby’s in Westcott and lived above a garage with his family. Hart’s took over and after an argument over his prized marrow in 1934, he moved to Little Deepdene Lodge, Moore’s Road, Dorking, where he worked as the gardener for The Deepdene. He used to summon the workers by ringing a bell in the tower at the bottom of his garden and a secret tunnel that began at the bottom of the tower led to the main house.