Family of John Teevan and Mary Jacobs

Husband:	John Teevan (1781- )
Wife:	Mary Jacobs (1791- )
Children:	James Teevan (1806-bef1873)
	Thomas Teevan (1810- )
	William Joseph Teevan (1812- )
	Mary Teevan (1814-bef1821)
	Richard Teevan (1818- )
	Mary Teevan (1821- )
	Philip Jacobs Teevan (1823- )
	George Francis Teevan (1825- )
Marriage	26 Sep 1803	St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London

Husband: John Teevan

Name:	John Teevan
Sex:	Male
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Occupation		bootmaker
Birth	1781	Ireland

Wife: Mary Jacobs

Name:	Mary Jacobs
Sex:	Female
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Birth	1791	England

Child 1: James Teevan

Name:	James Teevan
Sex:	Male
Spouse 1:	Jane Dubless (1800?- )
Spouse 2:	Eliza Willmot (1810?- )
Birth	1806	St Anne, Soho, Middlesex, London
Occupation		carpenter
Death	bef 1873 (age 66-67)
Religion		Church of England

Child 2: Thomas Teevan

Name:	Thomas Teevan
Sex:	Male
Birth	1810	St Anne, Soho, Middlesex, London

Child 3: William Joseph Teevan

Name:	William Joseph Teevan
Sex:	Male
Birth	1812	St Anne, Soho, Middlesex, London

Child 4: Mary Teevan

Name:	Mary Teevan
Sex:	Female
Birth	14 Oct 1814	St Anne, Soho, Middlesex, London
Christening	6 Nov 1814 (age 0)	St Anne Soho, Westminster, London
Death	bef 1821 (age 6-7)

Child 5: Richard Teevan

Name:	Richard Teevan
Sex:	Male
Birth	8 Dec 1818	St Anne, Soho, Middlesex, London
Christening	25 Dec 1818 (age 0)	St Anne, Soho, Westminster, London

Child 6: Mary Teevan

Name:	Mary Teevan
Sex:	Female
Birth	1821	Middlesex, London

Child 7: Philip Jacobs Teevan

Name:	Philip Jacobs Teevan
Sex:	Male
Birth	22 Mar 1823	St Anne, Soho, Middlesex, London
Christening	15 Jun 1823 (age 0)	St Anne, Soho, Westminster, London

Child 8: George Francis Teevan

Name:	George Francis Teevan
Sex:	Male
Spouse:	Caroline ? (1830- )
Birth	26 Jul 1825	St Anne, Soho, Middlesex, London
Christening	14 Aug 1825 (age 0)	St Anne, Soho, Westminster, London

Note on Marriage

In 1841, John and Mary were living in Drury Lane, St Mary Le Strand, Middlesex. John was a bootmaker and their daughter Mary and son George were living with them, working as a bookserver and (I think) tailor respectively.

A Jane, born 1831 in the same county, was staying there too. Although I initially assumed this to be another child, the only Jane I have found to date who was born around that time (actually in 1831) was the daughter of James and Jane [Dubless?]. I think she was probably therefore their granddaughter.