I need to ask for more help in an attempt to identify the link between Wickens and the Curran family.
When trying Ukcensus on line for Wickens residing in Glamorgan in 1841 nothing comes up. But in 1851 they have a James Wickens, Solicitor,born London in 1818. There is also a 4 year old Rosanna Wickins aged 4 born Bristol. She doesn't appear at all in Family Search for the 1851 census, but they have James Wickens down as a Boarder in their summary and as a Guest of the householder in their detailed results.
What would help would be the address that James was staying at in Glamorgan in 1851. Could you please help again, Groom?
I have tracked James down in later years and it seems he moved about the country a great deal. He shows up in 1871 in London with three Sisters (apparently all single) and no less than Seven Servants! Summary of articles and notices in British Newspaper Archives give his address as 1 Chandos Street, Cavendish Square and looks like he was doing a lot more than being just a solicitor - real estate and shipping freight according to the advertisements.