William Storer married Elizabeth Curzon 9th Oct, 1825.

Elizabeth's parents Nathaniel Curzon & Hannah Bamforth

Nathaniel Born: 6th Apr, 1736 at Kedleston, Derby, Eng. Death: 30th Mar, 1787 at Kedleston,

Derbyshire, Eng. Hannah Bapt: 1760.

Nathaniel's parents John Curzon Bapt: 1722 at Kedleston, Derby, Eng & Anne Toone Bapt: 1701 at

Breedon, Leicester, Eng. Anne Buried: 26th Jan, 1792 at Kedleston, Derbyshire, Eng.
 
 

Nathaniel's first wife was Ann Farrell Bapt: 1738 he married her 15th Jun, 1775 at Kedleston, Derbyshire,

Eng. He married Hannah Bamforth 23rd Mar, 1780.
 
 

Anne Toone's parents were Thomas Toone Bapt: 1680 at Breedon, Leicester, Eng & Mary Clare Bapt:

1680 at Breedon also.
 
 

The Curzon family have occupied a site at Kedleston in Derbyshire for almost 1000 years. The present Kedleston Hall was built in 1759 as a Temple of the Arts, designed largely by Robert Adam as a complete entity of building, interiors and furnishings. Set in a beautifully landscaped park, Kedleston Hall has been described of the ‘Glory of Derbyshire’.

Kedleston Hall is considered to be one of the finest works of the Scottish architect, Robert Adam. The magnificent ancestral home of the Curzon family, Kedleston is set in landscaped parkland, with lakes, cascades and woodland walks.

There is a superb collection if Indian and Far Eastern objects collected when Lord Curzon was viceroy of India.
Amongst the displays you will find the "Peacock Dress", that was made for Lady Curzon.