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15-04-11, 06:55
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Daniel Jeffcoat MFMMF
mother's father's mother's mother's father
Link to daughter Eliza Jeffcoat Name - "official" name and what they were known as Daniel Jeffcoat Date and place of birth 1 March 1789 at Winchendon, Bucks. Have birth record from the Monthly Meeting of the Quakers. Names of parents Joseph and Mary Jeffcoat Date and place of baptism - if applicable 18 May 1815 St Mary's Aylesbury - see marriage Details of his marriage Anne Parrott 18 May 1815 St Mary’s Aylesbury Daniel was also christened on the same day. As a Quaker, he had not yet been christened. Children 1. John Daniel born 10 Jan 1817 Over Winchendon 2. William born 15 Feb 1819 Over Winchendon died 20 Jan 1841 Camden Town aged 21 3. Jane born 20 April 1820 Over Winchendon 4. Alfred born 10 Sept 1822 5. Anne born 10 Sept 1823 6. Eliza born 19 Jan 1825 Over Winchendon 7. Harriet born 17 July 1826 Over Winchendon died 13 Sept 1827 8. Joseph born 1 June 1828 Greenford Magna Middlesex Occupation(s) Farmer; cattle and hay salesman; guano agent Addresses Upper Winchendon, Buckinghamshire Greenford, Middlesex Islington 1841 Census Brunswick Place Islington Daniel Jeffcoat 52 Farmer No Ann 53 No Eliza 15 No Joseph 12 Y Jane 20 Milliner N 1851 Census 5 Brunswick Place Islington Daniel Jeffcoat Head Married 63 Agent Guano Merchant Bucks Winchendon Anne Jeffcoat Wife 63 Born Oxon Thame Joseph Son Unmarried 22 Brush Maker born Middlesex Greenford Date, place and cause of death 18th October 1854 aged 65 years at 9 Middle Buildings Brompton. Occupation farmer. Cause of death Anaemia. Informant Alfred Jeffcoat Present at the Death of 9 Middle Buildings Brompton Date and place of burial 22nd October 1854 Holy Trinity Brompton Details of will / administration of their estate None found. I think he was in financial straits as he spent a short time in Debtors' Prison! I get the impression his reasonably affluent children were supporting him and his wife. Memorial inscription None remains - the gravestones at Holy Trinity Brompton were moved. Last edited by ElizabethHerts; 09-12-17 at 11:52. 
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19-12-13, 14:43
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Very interesting - found on FMP's Westminster Rate Books:
Daniel Jeffcoat 1855 Westminster Rate Books 1634-1900 Great Britain London, England Census, land & surveys http://search.findmypast.co.uk/resul...tname=jeffcoat The entry is crossed out, but shows that Daniel was renting land and herbage in Green Park. He died in 18th October 1854, so the deletion is obviously when they realised he had died and his sons probably hadn't sorted everything out. He died intestate as far as I know. He was a farmer and guano merchant according to the censuses. http://search.findmypast.co.uk/recor...hlights=%22%22
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07-03-22, 08:20
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Daniel Jeffcoat
Thank you for all the fascinating detail about Daniel Jeffcoat.
I have one new piece of information to add, and one question. Baptism. Waddesdon. 1814 Mar 13 Elizabeth Frances daughter of Susan Tooley, Farm Servant of Westcott over Winchendon, and Daniel Jeffcoat, Yeoman. The births of Daniel Jeffcoat and his siblings were registered at the Upper Side Monthly Meeting of the Society of Friends. What meeting house would they have been attending in the late 18th and early 19th century? Fay
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07-03-22, 08:57
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Yes, I have the baptism of Elizabeth Frances but haven't found out any more about her. I'm not sure exactly where they met. It might have been in a private house, I don't know, but there is a Quaker burial ground in Aylesbury. What is your connection to the Jeffcoats? Are you a descendant?
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07-03-22, 09:00
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He was at Chislehurst, Kent for a while in the 1830s, after a stint at Greenford, Middlesex. My daughter has lived in Chislehurst for a while!
http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/f...ad.php?t=17917 My daughter found the paperwork at Bromley.
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07-03-22, 20:30
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My son-in-law is descended from him.
On 20 Oct 1836, Robert Evans bachelor of Waddesdon married Elizabeth Teuly spinster of Waddesdon at Waddesdon. 1841 Census. Waddesdon, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Robert Evans 30 Ag. lab . Y Elizabeth Evans 25 Y Sarah Evans 2 Y Philip Venemore 20 Ag. lab. Y The 1851 census for Waddesdon is not available. 1861 Census. 1 Waddesdon Hill Cottage,Waddesdon. Robert Evans Head Mar 50 Ag F Labr Waddesdon Elizabeth Evans Wife Mar 48 Wife Laundress Waddesdon Sarah Evans Daur Un 23 Daur Lacemaker Waddesdon Emily Evans Daur Un 20 Daur Sewer Waddesdon Jonah Evans Son Un 14 Son Lab Waddesdon Lizzy Evans Daur 4 Waddesdon Hill Jonah joined the Royal Engineers in 1864. In Dec 1861 Emily gave birth to Henry Monk Evans, son of Henry Monk, a 44-year-old unmarried farmer of Sheepcott Hill, Waddesdon. He is staying with his grandparents in the next census. 1871 Census. Waddesdon Hill, Waddesdon, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire Robert Evans Head Mar 62 Ag Labourer Oxon, Piddington Elizabeth Evans Wife Mar 63 Lacemaker Bucks, Westcott Elizabeth Evans Granddaur 13 Lacemaker Bucks, Waddesdon Harry Monk Evans Grandson 9 Scholar Bucks, Waddesdon
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07-03-22, 21:13
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How very interesting!
I never was able to trace Elizabeth. Has your son-in-law done a DNA test? I would be interesting to know whether we match. Daniel Jeffcoat is one of my favourite ancestors. The story of his wife (which doesn't concern you) is also very interesting. They died in the cholera outbreak in London in 1854. If you want further information about the Jeffcoats (which goes back to the 1600s) please let me know.
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29-08-22, 19:31
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I asked what Meeting House the Jeffcoats would have attended. I have since found that the Upperside Monthly Meeting, where Daniel Jeffcoat's birth was registered, covered 12 Particular (weekly) Meetings: Amersham, Aylesbury, Burnham, Chalfont, (= Jordans), Chesham, Chorleywood (Herts), Farnham Royal (----- Tiler's), Meadle, Missenden, Owlswick, Rickmansworth (Herts), Watford-with-Flaunden (Herts), Weston Turville, Wingrave, Wooburn and Wycombe. The Jeffcoats are most likely to have attended the Aylesbury meeting.
A colourful history of Ackworth School can be found at: Henry Thompson, A history of Ackworth School during its first hundred years”. The Centenary Committee, Ackworth School. 1879. https://archive.org/stream/cu3192403...17512_djvu.txt A list of pupils and the dates they attended is at: List of the boys and girls admitted to Ackworth School during the 100 years from 18th of 10th month 1779. The Centenary Committee, Ackworth School. 1879. https://books.google.co.zw/books?id=...page&q&f=false
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30-08-22, 09:33
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Name: Robert Evans, Age: 40, Born In: 1811, Profession: Labourer Name: Elizabeth Evans, Age: 39, Born In: 1812, Profession: Lace Maker Name: Sarah Evans, Age: 12, Born In: 1839, Profession: Lace Maker Name: Emily Evans, Age: 9, Born In: 1842, Profession: Scholar Name: Jonah Evans, Age: 3, Born In: 1848, Profession: Scholar It is not possible to establish (without paying for a sub!) whether these people are all from the same household, but when I cross-referenced them to the Evans in Bucks on the FMP version of the 1851 census, none of these people appeared, suggesting they were living in an area not covered by FMP. As there are potential gaps in this family, I looked at the GRO indexes to see if there were any further birth registrations with mmn Teuly (or anything similar!) in case I needed to search for additional children in 1851. This led to a whole can of worms!! EVANS, SARAH mmn TULEY GRO Reference: 1838 D Quarter in AYLESBURY Volume 06 Page 289 EVANS, EMILY mmn TALEY GRO Reference: 1841 D Quarter in AYLESBURY Volume 06 Page 324 This might be another if the writing was tricky to transcribe: EVANS, REBECCA mmn TACH GRO Reference: 1845 M Quarter in AYLESBURY Volume 06 Page 375 Rebecca died 1846 Q4 aged 1. and lastly: EVANS, - (female) mmn TOOLEY GRO Reference: 1858 S Quarter in AYLESBURY Volume 03A Page 386 Though I couldn't find a female death before 1861 that worked, so this birth (above) may be a red herring. For completeness, here is the birth reg for Robert and Elizabeth's granddaughter, Lizzy: EVANS, LIZZY mmn - GRO Reference: 1857 S Quarter in AYLESBURY Volume 03A Page 399 Of course I've missed out Jonah as he is the can of worms! I can only see the one Jonah Evans on the 1851/61 censuses and none died 1847/61 in Aylesbury district, yet the only birth reg that fits for him is this one: EVANS, JONAH mmn VENEMORE GRO Reference: 1847 S Quarter in AYLESBURY Volume 06 Page 299 I had wondered if perhaps Robert Evans had lost his first wife and married another Elizabeth, but that makes no sense if you look at the dates for children of Elizabeth Teuly above (assuming they are all hers). Plus I couldn't find a death for Elizabeth nor any remarriage for Robert. There's just one other birth reg for Evans/Venemore in Aylesbury district (1837-1855): EVANS, JONAH mmn VENEMORE GRO Reference: 1844 D Quarter in AYLESBURY Volume 06 Page 331 This Jonah died in 1846 Q4 aged 2. I can't find a marriage for Evans to Venemore to eliminate these Jonahs. I did wonder if they were children of a relative of Robert Evans and Robert took on the surviving child for some reason? After all that, I found Waddesdon 1851 census is on Ancestry, so I wouldn't have opened the can if I'd looked there first as I would have just posted up the census link!! lol https://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bi...7808ac56c7dd6b
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30-08-22, 09:35
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I forgot to say thanks for posting those links about Ackworth school. Qute a few of my relatives were students there and some appear on the list of pupils.
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