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     Hanna Cheese was born in 1654. She was the daughter of Edmund Cheese and Barbara Booth. Hanna Cheese died in 1663.

     Eileen Hilda Rogers was born on 4 April 1912 at Penshurst, Kent. She was the daughter of Alexander John Rogers and Edith Jeffries Davis. Eileen Hilda Rogers emigrated on 1 April 1929 from Tidnish, New Brunswick, Canada. As of 11 December 1936,her married name was Moir. She married Raymond Moir on 11 December 1936; groom was a lifelong farmer at Mt Whatley, NB. Eileen Hilda Rogers lived after 18 August 1981 at Sackville, New Brunswick. She died on 4 December 2007 at Sackville Memorial Hospital at age 95.

     Raymond Moir was born on 17 December 1904 at Mt. Whatley, New Brunswick. He married Eileen Hilda Rogers, daughter of Alexander John Rogers and Edith Jeffries Davis, on 11 December 1936; groom was a lifelong farmer at Mt Whatley, NB. Raymond Moir died on 18 August 1981 at Mt. Whatley at age 76.

     Thomas Trevor 2nd Baron Trevor of Bromham was born circa 1692. He was the son of Sir Thomas Trevor 1st Baron Trevor of Bromham. Thomas Trevor 2nd Baron Trevor of Bromham married Elizabeth Burrell on 2 February 1714 at Cuckfield. Thomas Trevor 2nd Baron Trevor of Bromham died on 22 March 1753.

     Elizabeth Burrell was born on 28 January 1697. As of 2 February 1714,her married name was Trevor. She married Thomas Trevor 2nd Baron Trevor of Bromham, son of Sir Thomas Trevor 1st Baron Trevor of Bromham, on 2 February 1714 at Cuckfield. Elizabeth Burrell died on 27 August 1734 at Grosvenor Square, London, at age 37.

      As of 23 May 1732,her married name was The Hon. Spencer. The Hon. Elizabeth Trevor married His Grace Charles Spencer 3rd Duke of Marlborough on 23 May 1732 at East Barnet. The Hon. Elizabeth Trevor was born on 7 October 1761. She was the daughter of Thomas Trevor 2nd Baron Trevor of Bromham and Elizabeth Burrell.

     His Grace Charles Spencer 3rd Duke of Marlborough was born on 22 November 1706. He married The Hon. Elizabeth Trevor, daughter of Thomas Trevor 2nd Baron Trevor of Bromham and Elizabeth Burrell, on 23 May 1732 at East Barnet. His Grace Charles Spencer 3rd Duke of Marlborough died on 28 October 1758 at Munster, Westfalen, at age 51.

     His Grace George Spencer 4th Duke of Marlborough was born on 26 January 1739 at London. He was the son of His Grace Charles Spencer 3rd Duke of Marlborough and The Hon. Elizabeth Trevor. His Grace George Spencer 4th Duke of Marlborough died on 29 January 1817 at Blenheim Palace at age 78.

     His Grace George Spencer 5th Duke of Marlborough was born on 5 March 1766. He was the son of His Grace George Spencer 4th Duke of Marlborough.

     His Grace George Spencer 6th Duke of Marlborough was born on 27 December 1793. He was the son of His Grace George Spencer 5th Duke of Marlborough.

     His Grace John Winston Spencer 7th Duke of Marlborough was born on 2 June 1822. He was the son of His Grace George Spencer 6th Duke of Marlborough.

     The Rt. Hon. Lord Randolph Henry Spencer Churchill was born on 13 February 1849. He was the son of His Grace John Winston Spencer 7th Duke of Marlborough.

     The Rt. Hon. Sir Winston Leonard Churchill KG PC OM CH TD MP was born on 30 November 1874. He was the son of The Rt. Hon. Lord Randolph Henry Spencer Churchill.

     George Child was born in 1827 at Kington, Herefordshire. He was the son of Thomas Child. George Child appeared in the household of William Child in the 1851 census at 45 St. John Street, Wolverhampton. George Child appeared in the 1851 census at 45 St. John Street, Wolverhampton.

     Elizabeth Child was baptized on 4 December 1828 at Kington, Herefordshire; to Mary and Thomas (basket maker). She was the daughter of Thomas Child and Mary (?). Elizabeth Child died before 17 December 1833; surmised as dying young, as a subsequent daughter was born, christened Eliza, in 1833. She appeared in the household of Thomas Child in the 1841 census at Bye St. North W. Side, Hereford.

     Mary (?) was born before 1812; her daughter Elizabeth was born on 4 Dec 1828, by when she must have been 16. Possibly she was also the mother of Wm and George Childb born in 1824 and 1827 respectively, but their Christening records have not been found. She lived between 1828 and 1831 at Market Place, Kington. She married Thomas Child before 4 December 1828. As of before 4 December 1828,her married name was Child. Mary (?) lived between 1832 and 1838 at Bridge Street, Kington. She died after 3 August 1838. She appeared in the household of Thomas Child in the 1841 census at Bye St. North W. Side, Hereford.

     Sarah Child was baptized on 25 June 1830 at Kington, Herefordshire; to Mary and Thomas (basket maker). She was the daughter of Thomas Child and Mary (?). Sarah Child appeared in the household of Thomas Child in the 1841 census at Bye St. North W. Side, Hereford.

     The Rev. George Swete-Escott was Rector between 1843 and 1844 at Oddington. He was Vicar between 1844 and 1871 at Barnwood. He died in 1871.

     Frances Child was baptized on 17 October 1831 at Kington. She was the daughter of Thomas Child and Mary (?). Frances Child appeared in the household of Thomas Child in the 1841 census at Bye St. North W. Side, Hereford.

     Richard Child was baptized on 31 August 1832 at Kington. He was the son of Thomas Child and Mary (?).

     Eliza Child was baptized on 17 December 1833 at Kington. She was the daughter of Thomas Child and Mary (?). Eliza Child died before 1834; surmised as dying young, as a subsequent daughter was born, christened Eliza, in 1834.

     Eliza Child was baptized on 29 December 1834 at Kington. She was the daughter of Thomas Child and Mary (?).

     Francis Child was baptized on 19 February 1836 at Kington. He was the son of Thomas Child and Mary (?).

     George Child was baptized on 16 January 1837 at Kington. He was the son of Thomas Child and Mary (?). George Child appeared in the household of Thomas Child in the 1841 census at Bye St. North W. Side, Hereford.

     Mary Child was baptized on 3 August 1838 at Kington. She was the daughter of Thomas Child and Mary (?).

     John Harris was the son of John Harris Esq. John Harris left a will at Cwmmau, Brilley; He had purchased Huntington Court, Hereford, which passed on his death to his brother-in-law Edmund Cheese. His estate was probated on 13 December 1819 at London; proved by his nephews John Cheese and John Harris: personal property £12.000.

     Frederick Pickering was born circa 1855. He was the son of John Pickering and Frances Williams. Frederick Pickering appeared in the household of John Pickering in the 1861 census at 80 Pershore Street, Birmingham. Frederick Pickering appeared in the household of John Pickering in the 1871 census at Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham. Frederick Pickering witnessed the death of Frances Williams on 10 June 1895 at Park Hill, Moseley, King's Norton; aged 66, wife of John (ret'd soap mfr.), of gall stones and exhaustion, death reported by son Fred of Middleton Hall Rd, KN [son Fred not known of before!!]. Frederick Pickering appeared on the census of 1901; He is not obviously present.

     Mary Sweet-Escott was born on 29 August 1834 at Great Rissington; 2nd of 11 children. She was the daughter of The Rev. William Sweet-Escott and The Hon. Lucy Horatia Rice. As of 1856,her married name was Hancock. Mary Sweet-Escott married William Hancock on 31 December 1856 at Brompton Ralph; (They had 10 sons and one daughter, and a further two children who died in infancy). Mary Sweet-Escott died on 22 August 1909 at Wiveliscombe at age 74.

     William Hancock was banker and brewer at Wiveliscombe, Somerset. He was born in 1810 at Wiveliscombe. He married Mary Sweet-Escott, daughter of The Rev. William Sweet-Escott and The Hon. Lucy Horatia Rice, on 31 December 1856 at Brompton Ralph; (They had 10 sons and one daughter, and a further two children who died in infancy). William Hancock died on 2 December 1896 at Wiveliscombe.

     Ernest Legassicke Hancock was born on 7 May 1862; 5th of 13 children, 2 of whom died in infancy - all boys except one. He was the son of William Hancock and Mary Sweet-Escott.