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George Teevan's parents: John Teevan (1781- ) and Mary Jacobs (1791- )
George Teevan's siblings: James Teevan (1806-bef1873), Thomas Teevan (1810- ), William Joseph Teevan (1812- ), Mary Teevan (1814-bef1821), Richard Teevan (1818- ), Mary Teevan (1821- ) and Philip Jacobs Teevan (1823- )

Family of George Francis Teevan and Caroline ?

Husband: George Francis Teevan (1825- )
Wife: Caroline ? (1830- )
Children: Alfred Richard Teevan (1853- )
George Thomas Teevan (1855- )
Caroline Mary Teevan (1858- )

Husband: George Francis Teevan

Name: George Francis Teevan
Sex: Male
Father: John Teevan (1781- )
Mother: Mary Jacobs (1791- )
Birth 26 Jul 1825 St Anne, Soho, Middlesex, London
Christening 14 Aug 1825 (age 0) St Anne, Soho, Westminster, London

Wife: Caroline ?

Name: Caroline ?
Sex: Female
Father: -
Mother: -
Birth 1830 Westminster

Child 1: Alfred Richard Teevan

Name: Alfred Richard Teevan
Sex: Male
Birth 1853 St Giles, Westminster

Child 2: George Thomas Teevan

Name: George Thomas Teevan
Sex: Male
Birth 1855 Middlesex, London

Child 3: Caroline Mary Teevan

Name: Caroline Mary Teevan
Sex: Female
Birth 1858 Middlesex, London

Note on Husband: George Francis Teevan

In 1851 George was lodging in Islington, Middlesex and working as a groom.

 

He was married in 1851 (to Mary Abel OR Jane Bunyan OR Martha Calcoon) but did not live with his wife for long.

 

In the 1861 census he appears with Caroline, who initially was written in as his wife but had this scored out. He was listed as married and she as unmarried - so it would appear that he had left his wife for her.

 

They were living in Tottenham Court, Middlesex in 1861. George was a polisher and Caroline a dressmaker.

 

Although I have not ordered the birth certificates for his children it is likely that they are Caroline's, given this strange arrangement.

 

By 1891, the children and wife (or otherwise) have disappeared. George lodged by himself in St Clement Danes, London near to his nephew Richard. He listed himself as single and was working as a cabinet finisher.