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| Name |
Charles Tripp CUVILLIE |
| Born |
5 Aug 1814 |
St. Augustine the Less, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England  |
| Gender |
Male |
| _UID |
C6C7035FB557704FB5056D9E2134A947C48E |
| Person ID |
I16026 |
YoungFamily |
| Last Modified |
23 Feb 2020 |
| Family |
Hester Anne PARKER, c. 22 Mar 1812, Walcot, St. Swithin, Somersetshire, England , d. Jun Qtr 1897, Bristol District, Gloucestershire, England (vol. 6a, p. 32) (Age ~ 84 years) |
| Married |
14 Feb 1834 |
St. Mary-le-Port, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [1] |
| _UID |
E478510FA74B51468781248DA1992FFD6428 |
| Children |
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| Last Modified |
15 May 2022 |
| Family ID |
F4886 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- His parents were Charles and Mary, and he was a mariner.
Records of Bristol Ships 1800-1838 (Vessels over 150 tons)
https://www.bristol.ac.uk/Depts/History/bristolrecordsociety/publications/brs15.pdf
p. 57
Charles Tripp Cuvillie, Sr.
HERO . Built at Chepstow, r8rs.
No. 7, r8 FEB. r8rs.
229-h tons; length 87' rrw; breadth (above) 24' 6w; depth r7'.
r deck ; 2 masts ; snow rig ; square stern ; no gallery ; a scroll head ; a
high quarter-deck.
Owners: John Irving, merchant ; J ohn Harris, sail-maker; and George
Pocock, schoolmaster, all of Bristol ; with Cuthbert Vaux, merchant,
Sunderland.
Masters: Charles Cuvillie. 30 Sept. r8r5, L. S. Pugh. [n.d.], Richard
Dunn. 9 Aug. r8r7, William Small. 24 Dec. r8rg, James Rae.
26 Aug. r8r7; C. Vaux sold his share to J. Irving.
Registered anew at London, No. 315 in r82o ; 28 Dec. r82o.
In Bristol ownership made voyages to Trinidad and Tobago.
p. 59
W A T ER L 0 0. Built at Jarrow, 1815.
No. 42, 9 DEc. 1815.
Previous registry, Newcastle No. 107 in 1815.
260:-l tons ; length 87' ; breadth (above) 26' 8. ; height s' 10·.
2 decks, the lower open amidships ; 2 masts and a trysail mast ; snow rig ;
square stem ; no gallery ; no head ; a flush deck.
Owners: George Eveleigh Kiddell, William Hood and James Wason,
merchants, Bristol.
Masters : Thomas Warren. 5 Jan. 1816, Robert Jarrett.
Registered anew No. 29 in 1816.
No. 29, 3 AuG. 1816.
Constructional details as above, except now a bust head.
Owners : as above .
.Master : Charles Cuvillie.
Registered anew No. 43 in 1818.
No. 43, 10 OCT. 1818.
2 decks and a quarter-deck; length 86' 8.; height in cabin 6' s·; other
details as above.
Owners : as above.
Masters : David Jones. 29 Oct. 1819, Thomas Bell. 16 Aug. 1823,
William Lovell. 6 May 1824, Thomas Bell.
17 Sept. 1819 ; one-eighth sold to each, Kenneth Ross, esquire, St. Vincent ; Thomas Bell, mariner, Bristol ; and Simpson Bell, merchant,
London. One-fourth sold to J ohn Bangley, merchant, Bristol.
15 Oct. 1819 ; K. Ross sold one-eighth to S. Bell.
Registered anew at Liverpool, No. 17 in 1825 ; 17 Jan. 1825.
The Waterloo was at first a trader to Charlestown, South Carolina, for
Kiddell, Hood and Co., and was advertised ' for sale, freight or charter '
in August, 1819. With the addition of the new shareholders enumerated
above, she sailed as a West-Indiaman.
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| Sources |
- [S148] Bishop's Transcripts, Church of England, (familysearch.org), St. Mary-le-Port, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, p. 51, No. 153 , 14 Feb 1834.
Charles Tripp Cuvillie of this parish and Hester Ann Parker of this parish were married in this Church by Banns with Consent, this fourteenth day of February, in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty-four.
By me Thomas Grinfield, M. A. Curate
This Marriage was solemnized between us Charles Tripp Cuvillie [he signed his name], the mark X of Hester Ann Parker
In the presence of The mark X of William Cooper, Matilda Parker [she signed her name]
p. 51, No. 153
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