George Jessop Snr - I1237 - Individual Information

George Jessop Snr ‎(I1237)‎

Given Names: George
Surname: Jessop
Suffix: Snr

Gender: Male Male

Birth: between 1814 and 1815 Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
Death: 10 May 1888 ‎(Age 74)‎ Age: 73 Avenel, Victoria, Australia

Personal Facts and Details

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Birth	between 1814 and 1815 Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
Marriage	Religious Marriage Bridget Horan ‎(Harran or Houghran‎ - 18 April 1841 ‎(Age 27)‎ Melbourne, , Victoria, AUS Address: St. Francis Church by Rev. Michael Ryan, Witnesses John Connor and Catherine Seary.
Occupation	1850 ‎(Age 36)‎ Hotelier Address: Wattle Tree Hotel, Moranding, Victoria
Occupation	Farmer
Death	10 May 1888 ‎(Age 74)‎ Age: 73 Avenel, Victoria, Australia Cause of death: Natural Decay
Burial	Cemetery: Avenel Cemetery, Victoria, Australia
Last Change	28 October 2018 - 22:44:18 - by: Tom

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Immediate Family (F468)
Wife	Bridget Horan ‎(Harran or Houghran‎ 1817 - 1889
Son	Laurence Joseph Jessop 1842 - 1914
Son	James Jessop 1842 - 1842
Son	George Jessop 1843 - 1845
Son	Thomas Jessop 1845 - 1892
Son	George II Jessop 1847 - 1898
Daughter	Private -
Daughter	Margaret Elizabeth Jessop 1851 - 1923
Daughter	Elizabeth ‎[Lizzie]‎ Jessop 1853 - 1860
Son	John Patrick Jessop 1855 - 1860
Son	William Henry Jessop 1860 - 1916

Notes

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Note	George had a brother named Dan and a sister named Maria. Dan went to live in America.
Note	Another version for P.o.B ‎(online)‎: Jessop, George b: 2 Jan 1819 in Shoreditch London England d: 10 May 1888 in Avenel Victoria Australia https://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=thomas1820&recno=1274
Note	From the SMH: The mayor of the Shire of Strathbogie, Robin Steers, told me he owns the land - about four hectares - at Jessop's Bridge on the town boundary, which was where the ‎(Ned)‎ Kelly house used to stand. .... Ned’s father Red Kelly is buried In Avenel. Avenel: The area was first settled in 1838 by Henry Kent Hughes. The town grew up on the main route between Melbourne and Sydney, which later became the Hume Highway. A post offi ce opened there in 1858. The family of Red Kelly, Ned Kelly’s father, moved there shortly afterwards, and the Kelly children attended school there. After Red’s death in 1866, the family moved to Greta. There is a Jessup's Lane and a Jessup's Bridge across the Hughes Creek; sometimes these are spelt "Jessop". However, there is online another large family with Avenel connection and with the surname JessUp