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James was the son of James Burrell, a draper’s shop assistant and [[Burrell, Isabella Cook|Isabella Cook Burrell]]. He was born in Hexham on 7 April 1904. The family were living in 1 St. Nicholas Road, Hexham. His father died in [[6 Percy Terrace]], Bellingham on 26 April 1918. In 1921, seventeen-year-old James was working as a shop assistant for [[Collier, Walter Percy|Walter Percy Collier]], a commercial photographer in Brewery Lane, Bellingham. [[Collier, Walter Percy|W P Collier]] was a fellow resident at [[6 Percy Terrace|Number Six]] at that time. In 1939 James was still living in [[6 Percy Terrace]] with his mother and sister (also [[Burrell, Isabella Cook Born 1905|Isabella]]) but the head of the household was now [[Clough, Sydney|Sydney Clough]]. James was now working as a general labourer doing heavy work. He didn’t marry and was living with his spinster sister at 30 Westlands, Bellingham when he died on 23 June 1962. He left effects worth £794 1s. | James was the son of James Burrell, a draper’s shop assistant and [[Burrell, Isabella Cook|Isabella Cook Burrell]]. He was born in Hexham on 7 April 1904. The family were living in 1 St. Nicholas Road, Hexham. His father died in [[6 Percy Terrace]], Bellingham on 26 April 1918. In 1921, seventeen-year-old James was working as a shop assistant for [[Collier, Walter Percy|Walter Percy Collier]], a commercial photographer in Brewery Lane, Bellingham. [[Collier, Walter Percy|W P Collier]] was a fellow resident at [[6 Percy Terrace|Number Six]] at that time. In 1939 James was still living in [[6 Percy Terrace]] with his mother and sister (also [[Burrell, Isabella Cook - Born 1905|Isabella]]) but the head of the household was now [[Clough, Sydney|Sydney Clough]]. James was now working as a general labourer doing heavy work. He didn’t marry and was living with his spinster sister at 30 Westlands, Bellingham when he died on 23 June 1962. He left effects worth £794 1s. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:58, 12 February 2024
James was the son of James Burrell, a draper’s shop assistant and Isabella Cook Burrell. He was born in Hexham on 7 April 1904. The family were living in 1 St. Nicholas Road, Hexham. His father died in 6 Percy Terrace, Bellingham on 26 April 1918. In 1921, seventeen-year-old James was working as a shop assistant for Walter Percy Collier, a commercial photographer in Brewery Lane, Bellingham. W P Collier was a fellow resident at Number Six at that time. In 1939 James was still living in 6 Percy Terrace with his mother and sister (also Isabella) but the head of the household was now Sydney Clough. James was now working as a general labourer doing heavy work. He didn’t marry and was living with his spinster sister at 30 Westlands, Bellingham when he died on 23 June 1962. He left effects worth £794 1s.
