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MEAGER & Variants MEAGER & variants found in Cornwall In alphabetical order of Forename Transcribed from fiche by Gayle Dimond N.B. C=Christening, M=Marriage, B=Burial Day‐Month Year Parish Forename(s) Surname Father Mother Type Spouse Notes 25‐Aug 1669 Bodmin Not stated MEGER Thomas Marryn C 17‐Jan 1689 Lanivet Not stated MEAGER Emanuell Elizabeth C 05‐Feb 1597 Poundstock Abraham MEAGER Roger C 20‐Apr 1593 Marhamchurch Abraham MEAGER M Grace CROCKER 12‐Nov 1581 Bodmin Agnes MEGERE John C 23‐Sep 1839 Luxulyan Alfred Fleming MEAGER John Mary C 02‐Mar 1840 Breage Alice MEAGER John Joanna C 01‐Aug 1824 Breage Amelia MEAGHER William Mary C 13‐Mar 1831 Breage Amelia MEAGER James Mary C 20‐May 1850 Breage Amelia MEAGER M John COLLICK 23‐Nov 1717 St Austell Ann MEAGER Charles Martha C 25‐Jul 1740 Breage Ann MEAGER M David FOSS 02‐Aug 1772 Cardinham Ann MEAGER John Sarah C 27‐Dec 1775 Breage Ann MEAGER Richard Elizabeth C 23‐Mar 1779 St Austell Ann MEAGER Charles Elizabeth C 02‐Jun 1800 Lostwithiel Ann MEAGER Nathanael Elizabeth C 19‐Jun 1808 Cardinham Ann MEAGER William Jenefer C 15‐Nov 1810 St Blazey Ann MEAGER M James STEPHENS 03‐Sep 1815 Breage Ann MEAGER John Elizabeth C 28‐Jan 1830 Bodmin Ann MEAGER M Richard EDWARDS 18‐Nov 1838 Tywardreath Ann MEAGOR John Mary C 06‐Nov 1853 Northill Anna Maria MEAGOR Thomas Rosetta C 14‐Apr 1627 Bodmin Anne MEAGER Richard Jane C 06‐Jan 1811 Tywardreath Anne MEAGER James Jane C 01‐Dec 1812 Tywardreath Anne MEAGER John Hannah C 08‐Apr 1821 Breage Anne MEAGHER Richard Mary C 08‐Feb 1859 Breage Annie MEAGOR Isaac Priscilla C 16‐Jan 1861 Breage Annie MEAGOR James Alice C 15‐Oct 1865 Saint Wenn Annie MEAGER George Thirza C 04‐Dec 1821 Tywardreath Arminal MEAGER James Jennifer C Day‐Month Year Parish Forename(s) Surname Father Mother Type Spouse Notes 27‐Aug 1609 Marhamchurch Avis MEGER C 22‐Oct 1872 Saint Wenn Bessie MEAGHER George Thirza C 01‐Nov 1611 Lostwithiel Betrix MEAGER William C 11‐Sep 1796 Lostwithiel Betty Kelly MEAGER Nathaniel Elizabeth C 07‐Oct 1739 Bodmin Blanch MEAGOR Richard Julian C 1750 Bodmin Blanch MEAGER M William POPE 17‐Jan 1771 Bodmin Blanch MEAGER B William POPE 30‐Mar 1823 Breage Caroline MEAGER William Eleanor C 16‐Aug 1832 Breage Caroline MEAGER Richard Elizabeth C 06‐Feb 1843 Sithney Caroline MEAGER Richard Alice C 26‐Jun 1845 Sithney Caroline MEAGER Richard Alice C 25‐Nov 1854 Breage Caroline MEAGER M Josiah PEARCE 06‐Nov 1858 Sithney Caroline MEAGER Richard Amelia C 24‐May 1721 Redruth Cath MEGAR M And TOWAN 28‐Sep 1744 Mevagissey Cath MEAGER M Jas DUNN 2712 1710 Egloshayle Catherine MEAGER M Richard WHITE 18‐Mar 1755 Breage Catharine MEAGER Enoch Jane C 22‐Aug 1797 Luxulyan Catharine MEAGRE Charles Ann C 04‐May 1842 Luxulyan Catharine MEAGER John Mary C 27‐Jul 1701 Breage Catherine MEAGER Enoch C 28‐Feb 1703 Fowey Catherine MEAGER Charles C 01‐May 1750 Luxulyan Catherine MEAGER Charles Ann C 11‐Dec 1757 Lostwithiel Catherine MEAGER James Susanna C 29‐Oct 1809 Cardinham Catherine MEAGER Richard Elizabeth C 03‐May 1703 Bodmin Charaty MEAGER William C 13‐Feb 1670 Bodmin Charity MEAGER William Jane C 27‐Oct 1734 Bodmin Charity MEAGRE M John REWORDEN 07‐Apr 1650 Bodmin Charles MEGAR Gilbert Ann C 12‐Oct 1674 Bodmin Charles MEAGER Richard Mary C 20‐Nov 1701 Luxulyan Charles MEGAR Charles C 24‐Nov 1711 Luxulyan Charles MEGAR Richard Christian C 04‐May 1793 Saint Sampson Or Golant Charles MEAGER M Anne BURN 1912 1799 Luxulyan Charles MEAGER Charles Ann C 15‐Feb 1824 Luxulyan Charles MEAGER John Mary C 12‐Feb 1707 Luxulyan Christian MEGAR Richard Christian C 19‐Jun 1737 Talland Christian MEAGER M Walter BENNETT 09‐Feb 1851 Quethiock Christian MEAGRE James Christian C Day‐Month Year Parish Forename(s) Surname Father Mother Type Spouse Notes 21‐Sep 1835 Breage Christian Gundry MEAGER William Mary Ann C 24‐Jul 1859 Withiel Colista MEAGOR Nicholas Margaret C 28‐Oct 1617 Saint Kew Constanus MEAGER Willimi C 21‐Mar 1659 Poundstock Cornelius MEAGER Humfrey Elizabeth C 19‐Jul 1659 Saint Kew Cornelius MEGAR M Francisca GOULE Relative John Rouse 27‐Jan 1667 Bodmin David MEAGER Thomas C 27‐Jan 1663 Bodmin Debora MEAGER William Jone C 29‐Oct 1610 Bodmin Dewnes MEAGER William C 27‐Aug 1609 Marhamchurch Digory MEGER C 15‐Jun 1783 Saint Austell Dorothey MEAGER Charles Elizabeth C 23‐Oct 1717 Poundstock Dorothie MEAGER William Modestie C 20‐May 1642 Bodmin Dorothy MEGER Gylbert Ann C 29‐Aug 1713 Saint Austell Dorothy MEAGER Charles Martha C 23‐Jun 1753 Kilkhampton Dorothy MEGGER M John PASCOE 19‐Dec 1664 Bodmin Dunes MEAGER Thomas C 16‐Jan 1625 Bodmin Edward MEAGER Richard Margery C 26‐Apr 1700 Bodmin Edward MEAGER William C 03‐Dec 1834 Luxulyan Edward MEAGER John Mary C 13‐Mar 1845 Lanlivery Edward MEAGER Emmanuel Ann C 09‐Jan 1809 Breage Elisabeth MEAGER M John CARLION 17‐May 1692 Lanivet Elizabeth MEAGER Emmanuel Elizabeth C 30‐Oct 1698 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER Enock Loveday C 05‐Dec 1725 Bodmin Elizabeth MEAGER Richard C 06‐Aug 1820 Breage Elizabeth MEAGOR William Eleanor C 27‐Jul 1828 Breage Elizabeth MEAGHER William Elizabeth C 02‐Dec 1828 Breage Elizabeth MEAGHER William Mary C 26‐Dec 1829 Breage Elizabeth MEAGHER William Mary C 19‐Aug 1863 Breage Elizabeth MEAGHER Isaac Priscilla C 05‐Oct 1637 Bodmin Elizabeth MEAGER M Pentive SYMONS 24‐Jan 1589 Lesnewth Elizabeth MEAGER M Thomas CHAPMAN 18‐Aug 1612 Marhamchurch Elizabeth MEGER Roger C 22‐Feb 1615 Bodmin Elizabeth MEGER Jo. C 08‐Jul 1635 Marhamchurch Elizabeth MEAGER John Jane C 24‐Oct 1639 Saint Teath Elizabeth MEAGER M Richard COWLINGE 24‐Jun 1674 Poundstock Elizabeth MEAGER John Dorothy C 05‐Feb 1694 St Stephen In Brannel Elizabeth MEAGER M Walter MORWELL 26‐Jun 1710 Lanlivery Rural Elizabeth MEAGER John C 26‐Jul 1712 Saint Austell Elizabeth MEAGER Charles Martha C Day‐Month Year Parish Forename(s) Surname Father Mother Type Spouse Notes 09‐Sep 1725 Breage Elizabeth MEGAR M Thomas BENNET Relative James Blake 03‐Oct 1732 Liskeard Elizabeth MEAGER John Catharine C 21‐Sep 1735 Saint Pinnock Elizabeth MEAGER Nathanael Elizabeth C 23‐Feb 1736 Tywardreath Elizabeth MEAGER Dorothy C 07‐May 1741 Lanlivery Rural Elizabeth MEAGER M Pederick WILLS Relative Samuel Roskelley 07‐May 1754 Lostwithiel Elizabeth MEAGER James Susanna C 02‐Jun 1755 Saint Pinnock Elizabeth MEAGER Richard Elizabeth C 26‐Dec 1772 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER Richard Elizabeth C 27‐May 1777 Saint Austell Elizabeth MEAGER Charles Elizabeth C 27‐Dec 1783 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER Richard Elizabeth C 28‐Mar 1784 Tywardreath Elizabeth MEGGER James Grace C 08‐Jun 1788 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER M James MARKS 26‐Dec 1795 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER James Sarah C 27‐Jan 1797 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER Richard Mary C 04‐Apr 1798 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER James Sarah C 04‐Apr 1798 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER M Thomas JOHNS 19‐Apr 1802 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER James Joan C 09‐Jan 1809 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER M John CARLIN Relative John Carling 03‐Nov 1811 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER James Sarah C 29‐Apr 1821 Tywardreath Elizabeth MEAGOR John Hannah C 17‐Nov 1821 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER M Richard MEAGER 28‐Jul 1822 Breage Elizabeth MEAGHER Richard Elizabeth C 02‐Jul 1826 Breage Elizabeth MEAGHER William Mary C 31‐Jan 1830 Egloshayle Elizabeth MEAGER Richard Nancy C 25‐Dec 1840 Tywardreath Elizabeth MEAGER John Mary C 23‐Jul 1843 Cardinham Elizabeth MEAGOR James Mary C 18‐Sep 1843 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER Thomas Frances C 21‐Jan 1858 Saint Austell Elizabeth MEAGER M Samuel ROSEVEAR 16‐Jun 1832 Luxulyan Elizabeth Ann MEAGER John Mary C 01‐Nov 1832 Luxulyan Elizabeth Ann MEAGER John Mary C 29‐May 1859 Saint Wenn Elizabeth Ann MEAGHER George Maria C 04‐Aug 1865 Bodmin Elizabeth Ann MEAGER Emma C 02‐Nov 1845 Saint Blazey Elizabeth Anne MEAGER Thomas Caroline C 04‐Nov 1848 Breage Elizabeth Brown MEAGER M John WILLIAMS 25‐Dec 1847 Tywardreath Elizabeth Jane MEAGER John Jane James C 30‐Dec 1649 Poundstock Elizabetha MEAGER Humfridt C 16‐Apr 1688 Saint Kew Elizabetha MEAGER M Phillip JENKYN Day‐Month Year Parish Forename(s) Surname Father Mother Type Spouse Notes 25‐Dec 1839 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER M George WILLIAMS 26‐Dec 1828 Breage Elizabeth MEAGER William Elizabeth C 13‐Mar 1825 Breage Elizabeth Brown MEAGER John Thomasin C 17‐Aug 1834 Breage Ellen MEAGOR William Eleanot C 21‐Dec 1687 Lanivet Emmanuell MEAGER Emanuell Elizabeth C 23‐Jan 1834 Breage Emily MEAGER William Elizabeth C 15‐Feb 1837 Breage Emily MEAGER William Elizabeth C 08‐Mar 1857 Withiel Emily MEAGOR Nicolus Peggy C 10‐Mar 1863 Breage Emily MEAGER M James GOLDSWORTHY 30‐Jun 1837 Breage Emma MEAGER Richard Elizabeth C 08‐Sep 1872 Bodmin Emma MEAGOR M Joseph Charles MARTYN 30‐Jul 1856 Breage Esther Ann MEAGOR John Elizabeth C 12‐Oct 1637 Bodmin Frances MEAGER Thomas Elizabeth C 16‐Feb 1640 Bodmin Frances MEAGER Steephen Margery C 30‐Aug 1843 Breage Frances MEAGER Thomas Frances C Nov 1755 Lostwithiel Francis MEAGER James Susanna C Mar 1855 Breage Frederick Andrew MEAGOR Elizabeth C 03‐Aug 1862 Saint Sampson or Golant Fredrick MEAGER John Susan C 25‐Jul 1631 Bodmin Gartered MEAGER Richard Margery C 03‐Apr 1636 Bodmin Garthered MEAGER Gilbert Anne C 30‐May 1660 Marhamchurch George MEAGER Digory C 15‐Apr 1689 Marhamchurch George MEAGRE Richard Sydwel C 18‐Apr 1689 Marhamchurch George MEAGER Richard Sidwell C 16‐Jun 1695 Bodmin George MEAGER William C 06‐Aug 1704 Gwinear George MEAGER Will C 02‐May 1710 Saint Austell George MEAGER Charles Martha C 03‐Jul 1723 Saint Breock George MEAGER M Ann HAWKINS Relative Karolina H Caldwell 23‐Apr 1733 Bodmin George MEAGER Richard C 23‐Dec 1773 Saint Breock George MEAGER M Catherine ELORY 15‐Nov 1874 Saint Wenn George MEAGHER George
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