Family of Alfred Teevan and Louisa Mary Cutcliffe

See also

Alfred Teevan's parents: William Teevan (1801-1851) and Jane Storehouse Boyd (1806- )

Alfred Teevan's siblings: William Frederic Teevan (1834-1887), Frances T Teevan (1835- ), Elizabeth Mary Teevan (1836- ), George James Teevan (1839-1909), Henry Teevan (1842-1920) and Sophia Stone Teevan (1843- )

Louisa Cutcliffe's other family: with Mr Catcliffe (1845?- )

Husband:	Alfred Teevan (1841- )
Wife:	Louisa Mary Cutcliffe (1846-1912)
Children:	Florence Lilian Teevan (1876-1910)
	Edith Mary Teevan (1879- )
	Hilda Constance Teevan (1881- )
	Minnie Louisa Teevan (1884- )
Marriage	10 Aug 1875	Saint John, The Evangelist, Notting Hill, London

Husband: Alfred Teevan

Name:	Alfred Teevan
Sex:	Male
Father:	William Teevan (1801-1851)
Mother:	Jane Storehouse Boyd (1806- )
Birth	1841	Marylebone, Middlesex
Occupation		general practitioner

Wife: Louisa Mary Cutcliffe

Name:	Louisa Mary Cutcliffe
Sex:	Female
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Birth	1846	Co Cork, Ireland
Death	1912 (age 65-66)	E. Preston

Child 1: Florence Lilian Teevan

Name:	Florence Lilian Teevan
Sex:	Female
Birth	1876	Richmond, Surrey
Death	1910 (age 33)	Tendring

Child 2: Edith Mary Teevan

Name:	Edith Mary Teevan
Sex:	Female
Spouse:	Arthur H Wilson (1880?- )
Birth	1879	Hammersmith, Middlesex

Child 3: Hilda Constance Teevan

Name:	Hilda Constance Teevan
Sex:	Female
Birth	1881	Fulham, Middlesex, London

Child 4: Minnie Louisa Teevan

Name:	Minnie Louisa Teevan
Sex:	Female
Birth	1884	Fulham, Middlesex, London

Note on Marriage

Louisa's maiden name may be Price.

In 1881 Alfred and his wife, Louisa M Teevan, were living with their two daughters at 116 Netherwood Road, Fulham, Chelsea, Hammersmith, London. Alfred was a general practitioner and his stepson John H Catcliffe was living there. Since John was born in India, it is likely that Louisa's first husband was a soldier serving there. Alfred's family were, like the rest of his line, well off - they employed a general servant and two nurses.

By 1891 the family were living at The Rosery Station Road, Sussex. Alfred was not present, but had not died either since Louisa was listed not as Head but as Wife, and her marital status was married rather than widowed. However I haven't yet found Alfred in 1891 so perhaps he was abroad?

Louisa's son was still living with the Teevan's, as was Alfred's sister Frances. They had a general domestic servant as well as a housmaid.