Relationship to me: | Great Great Great Grandfather | Gen -5 |
Born: | c. 1776 | |
Died: | buried at West Coker on 9th March 1843* | |
Age | 67 | |
Father: | Rev John Jekyll | 1739 - 1777 |
Mother: | Elizabeth, dau of Nathaniel Webb of Roundhill Grange, Charlton Musgrove, Somerset d. 1797. | |
Brothers: | Thomas, bapt 16 Oct 1769 at Evercreech. | b. 1769 died young? |
John, Captain, R.N. | c.1775 - 1839 | |
Nathaniel, Captain, 43rd Foot | c.1775 - 1826 (d.s.p.) | |
Sisters: | Jane | 1767 - 1843 |
Anne | d. 1785 d.s.p. | |
Married: | Ann Brown of Oxfordshire | d. 1851 |
Children: | Charlotte | c1807 - 1875 |
Joseph | c1812 - c1881 |
Also from Ian Caldwell (email dated 10 Feb 2005): ".... from the Church at West Coker I found that George Jekyll Clerk BLC [Batchelor of Civil Law] was Rector of West Coker, Somerset, from September 20th 1802 and he was buried at West Coker on 9th March 1843 aged 67, therefore he was born circa 1776. West Coker was in the Dioicese of Bath and Wells, the Bishop was Richard Breedon and his patrons were Joseph Jekyll, Bath Esq., and Thomas Leir Jun, Shirehampton Esq. "
Ian Caldwell once told me of a Jemima Stevens who married a George Goring Jekyll at St.James's Westminster on 9th July 1831. Perhaps this might have been another son of George. Ian intended to investigate further.
With respect to Jekyll family history, see the references to Jekylls in EHA Newman's obituary. An excellent and almost certainly more accurate Jekyll family history can be found at http://www.archerfamily.org.uk/ from which some of the information on this page is taken. If this website is inaccessible, the information from it can be found at this link, which I have copied with the kind permission of its author, Jeremy Archer.
Page last updated 20th Apr 2009: father's and mother's
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Page updated 2nd Jan 2007: Link to Jekyll
Family History added
Page created 11 Feb 2005