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Birth

Neil Curle was born on 1940, in .

Siblings

Neil had 2 siblings.

Death

Neil passed away on 1941, at age less than one in .

England & Wales, Birth Index, 1837-2005

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Birth

Neil Curle was born in 1941, in .

England & Wales, Birth Index, 1837-2005

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Birth

Neil Curle was born in 1937, in .

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Summary

Neil Curle has returned from a days wh visit of seve in Norwich.

Personal Info

Neil lived on 1920, in , New York.

Newspaper

Norwich Sun.

Publication

Nov 13 1920 - Norwich, Chenango, New York, United States.

"...in was a caller i Si burne yester f Mrs Scott & Ronaldson 1 in Syracustod y Mr and MIGH. Morse are sond ing a few days in New York Neil Curle has returned ran at days wh visit of seve Sherburne John F L business call and Eddie S in Utica yesterda 3 Harty ken in of Kenwood..."

England & Wales Births, GRO Indexes, 1911 - 1954

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Birth

Neil Curle was born in 1937, in .

England & Wales Births, GRO Indexes, 1911 - 1954

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Birth

Neil Curle was born in 1941, in .

England, Telephone Directories

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Personal Info

Neil Curle lived in 2001, in .

He lived in 2003, in .

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Neil Curle name variations

Neil Curl
Neal Curle
Niel Curle
Neale Curle
Neil Curtle
Neil Kerle
Neel Curle
Nile Curle
Neil Kurle
Neall Curle

Where did most people named Neil Curle come from?

United Kingdom
86%
USA
14%

Neil | First name meaning

The name Neil comes from the Gaelic word *Niall*, which is of debated origin. Some scholars believe *Niall* derives from the Old Irish *niáll*, meaning "cloud" or "champion." Others suggest a connection to *niadh*, meaning "hero" or "passionate." The shift from *Niall* to Neil involved simplification of the Gaelic spelling and pronunciation as the name entered the English language. This process is common when names are adopted across different language families. Niall was a popular name in medieval Ireland, associated with several historical figures, most notably Niall Noígíallach, a legendary High King of Ireland. The name spread to Scotland with Irish migration. It became anglicized as Neil, especially after the Plantation of Ulster in the 17th century. Neil has remained a relatively common name in both Ireland and Scotland, and its popularity spread to England and North America in the 20th century. Common variations include Neal, Nigel (though Nigel has a separate Latin origin), and the diminutive Neilly.

Curle

| Last name meaning

The surname Curle has its historical roots primarily in England and Scotland, with its earliest appearances dating back to the medieval period. The name is believed to derive from the Old Norse word "kurl," meaning "curly," which likely referred to individuals with curly hair. This physical characteristic may have been a distinguishing trait that led to the adoption of the surname. Over time, the Curle family name became associated with various occupations, including farming and craftsmanship, reflecting the agrarian and artisanal lifestyles of the period. The surname's meaning and its connection to personal attributes highlight the importance of physical traits in the formation of surnames during the Middle Ages.

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Possible relatives of Neil Curle

Esther Roberts Cornelius Curle