Find Ancestors

In order

eunice b.1881
rose b.1883
frank b.1885
percy b. 1886
charley b.1888
john b.1889 Jack
horace b.1890
eva b.1891
evelyn b.1893
lily b.1894
edith b.1895
flora b.1897
flossie b.1898
alfred b.1899
elsie b.1901
arthur b.1902
albert b.1903

HI Claire thanks for the corrections the dates that i had were given to me by family members who have now all past away so sadly i can,t get any more info from them........GARY...

Florence Beatrice Eager 1905 ?

William Eager 1907 ?

Frederick Charles Eager 1908 ?

Gary you can never take what you are told as gospel, nobody lies but the memory fades.

As they married in 1879 have you found them in the 1881 census. I was just looking for them without succes.
Angela

1881 England Census
about Frederick Nightingale
Name: Frederick Nightingale
Age: 5
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1876
Relation: Brother in Law
Gender: Male
Where born: Barcombe, Sussex, England

Civil Parish: Newhaven
County/Island: Sussex
Country: England

Street address: Sussex Square
Education:

Employment status: View Image

Registration district: Lewes
Sub registration district: Newhaven
ED, institution, or vessel: 1
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Agnes Eager 20
Edward Eager 23
Frederick Nightingale 5

hi claire yes i understand that but my gran always said that there were 18 of them and i also have a copy of a newspaper article celebrating the 50th wedding aniversary of Edward and Agnes which says they had 18 children of there own and also 2 children that they addopted ........this is what confirmed to me what my gran had said i know some of the dates were wrong but like you say memories fade...............GARY.....

???George Edward Eager 1905 Jul-Aug-Sep Newhaven (1901-35) Sussex

Trouble is there are a few possibles & the only way to know is to order birth certs. You could ask for them to be checked against parents names which would save some money

hi claire Frederick lived with them for quite a few years he eventually got married in 1897 to an Ada Pelling.........

The only other thing I can think of is to find the parent's deaths then see if theres an obituary in the local paper

hi claire would they have the info at the sussex records office if so i could go there next time i visit sussex ......

And as we get into the 1900s some of them could be grandchildren.
Angela

Thanks to everyone for all of your help i will keep trying to find this missing brother of my grans hopefully i will find him one day .........T.T.F.N. ........GARY........