Family of Thomas NEALE and Emma CAKEBREAD

Husband:	Thomas NEALE (1832- )
Wife:	Emma CAKEBREAD (1833- )
Children:	Sarah NEALE (1855- )
	Anna Maria NEALE (1855-1931)
	Betsy NEALE (1860- )
	William NEALE (1862- )

Husband: Thomas NEALE

Name:	Thomas NEALE1
Sex:	Male
Father:	Joseph NEALE (c. 1796- )
Mother:	Susanna PARGETER (c. 1801- )
Birth	1832	Grimsbury, Northamptonshire, England
Occupation		Brewer's labourer and Masons Labourer
Death

Wife: Emma CAKEBREAD

Name:	Emma CAKEBREAD1
Sex:	Female
Father:	William CAKEBREAD (1783- )
Mother:	Sarah BARLOW (c. 1794- )
Birth	1833	Sibford, Oxfordshire, England
Death

Child 1: Sarah NEALE

Name:	Sarah NEALE1
Sex:	Female
Birth	1855
Death

Child 2: Anna Maria NEALE

Name:	Anna Maria NEALE1
Sex:	Female
Spouse:	Arthur Cooke TRELIVING (1852-1937)
Birth	16 Dec 1855	Banbury, Oxfordshire, England
Birth	16 Dec 1855
Death	1931 (age 75-76)
	death details originate from: Lynne Browning

Child 3: Betsy NEALE

Name:	Betsy NEALE1
Sex:	Female
Birth	1860	Grimsbury, Northamptonshire, England
Death

Child 4: William NEALE

Name:	William NEALE1
Sex:	Male
Birth	1862	Neithrop, Oxfordshire, England
Occupation		Carpenter
Death

Note on Husband: Thomas NEALE

On Neale's M Cert

1881 c. m.to Emma (Cakebread) at 46 Constitution Row, Neithrop, Oxford Age 49 b. Grimsbury, Northants. also son William age 19, Carpenter.

1891 c, same address as 1881, no son.

Note on Wife: Emma CAKEBREAD

1851c. age 19, House Servant for William Webb in Oxfordshire HO 107/1733 Swalcliffe Districts 5.6.

Sibford Ferris & Sibford Gower

 

1881 c. m.to Thomas Neale at 46 Constitution Row, Neithrop, Oxford age48 b. Sibford, Oxford. also son William age 19, Carpenter.

1891 c, same address as 1881, no son, birth place Sibford Gower

Sources

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