Cyril Unwin (1878-1933)

Main

tree

Cyril Unwin ‡
Birth:	1878 Lewisham, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
Death:	26 April 1933 Canterbury, New Zealand ¶
Father:	Edward Unwin (1840-1933)
Mother:	Elizabeth Spicer (1841-1921)
Skills:	apiarist
Spouse / partner:	Grace Eugenie Curline (-1970)
Wedding:	1922 New Zealand
Sex:
Edit Facts

Cyril Unwin was born 1878 in Lewisham, Greater London, England, United Kingdom to Edward Unwin (1840-1933) and Elizabeth Spicer (1841-1921) and died 26 April 1933 Canterbury, New Zealand of unspecified causes. He married Grace Eugenie Curline (-1970) 1922 in New Zealand.

Siblings

Offspring of Edward Unwin (1840-1933) and Elizabeth Spicer (1841-1921)
Name	Birth	Death	Joined with
Edward Unwin (1870-)
William Howard Unwin (1871-1945)	10 December 1871 Greenwich, Greater London, England, United Kingdom	25 December 1945 Timaru, Canterbury, New Zealand	Phyllis Agness Florence Hall (-)
Sidney Unwin (1873-1962)	1873 Hatcham, Kent, England, United Kingdom	30 May 1962 Omakau, Otago, New Zealand	Grace Ethelwyn Stalley (1880-1961)
Mabel Lizzie Unwin (1874-1933)
Basil Unwin (1876-1877)
Cyril Unwin (1878-1933)	1878 Lewisham, Greater London, England, United Kingdom	26 April 1933 Canterbury, New Zealand	Grace Eugenie Curline (-1970)
Ella Unwin (1880-)
Bernard Unwin (1881-1941)
Stanley Unwin (1884-1968)	19 December 1884 Handen Road, Lee, Greater London, England, United Kingdom	13 October 1968 England, United Kingdom	Alice Mary Storr (1883-1971)

Publisher brother Stanley was knighted.

Children

Offspring of Cyril Unwin and Grace Eugenie Curline (-1970)
Name	Birth	Death	Joined with
Diana Mary Unwin (1923-2014)

http://www.victoria.ac.nz/sog/researchcentres/chair-in-restorative-justice/images/Diana-Unwin-Biography.pdf is an extensive biography of Diana, with several paragraphs about Cyril and Grace. "Uncle Stanley, the publisher, regularly sent packages from England — The Hobbit was in the post the moment it came off the press— ...". "Over her adult life Diana had been involved in CORSO, UNICEF, Save the Children, the United Nations Association, CND, WILPF and the international peace movement."

Footnotes (including sources)

‡ General

http://amscott.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=amscott&view=0&pid=2131&ver=43846 and linked pages

¶ Death

South Canterbury.

Robin Patterson