Henry Lewis Turrill
Henry Lewis Turrill (c1804-1870), Coachbuilder of Long Acre, London
Born the son of Richard Turrill, a Coach Builder.
1828 Married (1) at Soho to Mary Ann Morley
c.1832 Birth of son Richard Turrill
1850 April 23rd. Death of his wife Mary leaving seven children.[1]
1851 Residing at 23 long Acre, St. Martins, Mddx: Henry Lewis Turrill (age 47 born St. Martins), Coach Builder master employing 18 men. Widower. with his sons Henry L. Turrill (age 22), Richard Turrill (age 19) and Robert Turrill (age 12). Also two daughters.[2]
1855 Married (2) at Brighton to Celia Deverell
1861 Residing at 22-23 long Acre, St. Martins, Mddx: Henry Turrill (age 47 born St. Martins), Coach Builder employing 24 hands and 3 boys. With his wife Celia and sons Richard Turrill (age 29); William Turrill (age 27), Coach Builders Clerk; and Robert Turrill (age 22), Tea Broker; Sydney D. Turrill (age 5). Also two daughters.[3]
1862 H. L. TURRILL (late Robson and Co), was a Coach-Builder by appointment to Queen Victoria
1870 September 16th. Died after a short illness, or 22-23 Long Acre and 67 South Audley Street, Grosvenor street, in his 68th year.[4]
1871 '...the estate of Henry Lewis Turrill, late of Nos. 22 and 23, Long-acre, and of No. 67, South Audley-street, Grosvenor square, both in the county of Middlesex, Coachmaker (who died on the 16th day of September, 1870, and whose last will and testament was proved in the Principal Registry of Her Majesty's Court of Probate, on the 3rd day of December, 1870, by Celia Turrill, of No. 23, Long-acre, in the county of Middlesex, Widow, Richard Turrill, William Turrill, and Robert Turrill, of Nos. 22 and 23, Long-acre aforesaid, Coachmakers...'[5]