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Re: Cheese Family in the UK

macdon741 — 2012-05-08 00:11:56Z

Elaine....doing the family tree and have just joined Ancestry. My great great grandmother was Matilda Cheese, born around 1850 in Wolverton, Staffordshire. She married Thomas Parker and their daughter Elizabeth Parker married my great grandfather, Fred Fennell. If these names connect with your tree, please contact me.

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angelahackman10 — 2011-07-13 02:22:42Z

my nan`s maiden name was cheese, she was born in cardiff, but they were originally from malvern. i`m doing my family tree at present, and came across something interesting re: the surname cheese, it seems that john cleese`s father had changed there surname from cheese to cleese. this was because he was fed up of having the mick taken out of him. i think john cleese is actually in my line, but it seems my great great grandfather married 3 times, and there`s over 20 children between them, some are regarded as half siblings, anyway as far as i`m concerned, i`m related to john cleese, that`s my claim to fame and i`m sticking to it. I always wondered where i got my nutty streak from, and now i know. I think cheese is a much more interesting name than cleese. I think he should change back.

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angelahackman10 — 2010-08-25 10:59:55Z

my grandmother`s maiden name was mary ann cheese, her father was alfred, mother`s name lucy paynter, i think her parents were born in malvern england, my gran married john james myers in about 1922, they lived in adamsdown cardiff s. wales. any info much appreciated.

Re: Cheese Family in the UK

lesbee20 — 2010-03-13 15:22:08Z

Sarah Cheese was the sister of John Cheese (1828) who is in my family tree. I am in contact with the descendants of William Crook who live in NZ.

Please contact me direct if you would like any more info

jeanette62@onetel.com

Sarah Cheese

mrfil79 — 2008-02-28 07:12:06Z

Hi all,

Looking for information about some Cheese ancestors...

SARAH CHEESE
Christened: 17 July 1795 - Saint Matthew, Bethnal Green, London

She married JAMES GODIER (1793-1850) and they had at least one son, John Franklin Godier, who emigrated to Australia.

Sarah's parents are reported as JAMES CHEESE and ELIZABETH.

I have a lot of information on the Godier line, but virtually nothing on the Cheese line, other than what I've posted here. I would really love to hear from anyone who can help me!

Cheers,

Phil

daughter of William Cheese and Mary Ann Ewing

ericlizzie — 2007-04-09 15:20:19Z

No connection to this family and no further information, but I thought someone might find this useful. I came across it while browsing the Drouin Records for Knox Presbyterian Church in Montreal.

William E Cheese of the City of Montreal and Mary Ann Ewing his wife had a daughter born on the seventh day of May last and was baptized on the tenth day of March one thousand eight hundred and sixty five by name Margarella (Margaretta?) Eliza by me Alexander Kemp Minister

daughter of Caroline Cheese and Samuel Ewing

ericlizzie — 2007-04-09 15:17:26Z

No connection to this family and no further information, but I thought someone might find this useful. I came across it while browsing the Drouin Records for Knox Presbyterian Church in Montreal.

Samuel H Ewing of the City of Montreal and Caroline Cheese his wife had a daughter born on the thirteenth day of February one thousand eight hundred and sixty four and was baptized on the tenth day of March one thousand eight hundred and sixty five by Florence Caroline by me Alexander Kemp Minister

Obituary of Theresa M. Cheese, Youngstown, OH, 2000

Kleback_Linda — 2006-11-05 20:03:09Z

From the YOUNGSTOWN VINDICATOR, Youngstown, OH, Saturday, 10 June 2000, p. B5:

THERESA M. CHEESE, 88

BOARDMAN -- Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Thompson Funeral Home and 10:30 a.m. in St. Dominic Church in Youngstown for Theresa M. Cheese, 88, of Shepherd of the Valley in Boardman, formerly of the Blackburn Home in Poland, who died Thursday night in Shepherd of the Valley.

Miss Cheese was born Sept. 19, 1911, in Fairfield, Conn., a daughter of Robert and Eva Fritz Cheese, and moved to Youngstown in 1929.

She retired in 1970 after 40 years as a statistical clerk for Truscon Steel Division of Republic Steel and then LTV Steel, and was a member of the church.

She leaves two sisters, Veronica M. Stobinski of Youngstown and Helen R. Witherstine of Columbiana.

A brother, Frank Cheese, and a sister, Magdalene Rubosky, are deceased.

Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

Doreen J Gillam born 1945 Cardiff, Wales.

chaninepayne — 2006-04-06 16:58:30Z

I've started my fiance's family tree.
Alfred Harry John Gillam Married to Dorothy Ethel Cheese in 1940. 1942 saw the birth of their 1st child a girl called Carol Anne born in Bodmin, Cornwall, then in 1945 came the birth of Vera Susan in Croydon (my fiance's late mother) then after Vera came the birth of a third child, a son named John. Doris Ethel Gillam nee Cheese died while her children were still young. Alfred remarried Mary Smith and had a daughter Wendy. However while trying to find the births of these children I came across another daughter, by the of Doreen J Gillam born in Cardiff Wales in 1945 and the mothers maiden name was down as CHEESE. It may be a coincidence but what are the odds of that, after all I've not come across many GILLAM & CHEESE dishes on my searches. John the brother and Wendy the half sister vaguely remember someone years ago mentioning another relative but are unsure who it meant.
I've searched for a death recorded for Doreen but have been unable to find one, so perhaps she was adopted for some reason. CAN ANYONE HELP? DOES ANYONE KNOW HER? OR OF HER?

HELP!!!!!

cheese family, from Scotland and buckinghamshire.

2005-09-21 06:11:18Z

i have some cheese people i am tracing for my uncle.

his gr gr grandad was william Edward Cheese born c1831 Scotland, his wife was Elizabeth ROSE (b1836 aylesbury, buckingham)and they married in 1855 Wing , Buckingham.

they had 6 children all listed as born jedbvurgh, roxburgh, scotland, however they were all baptised in Wing, Buckingham.
it appears that they could all be teachers or all married teachers.

some were teachers / school maters / professors in Dudley, edgbaston, norfolk and colchester.

if you have any connections or this rings any bells - please get in touch.

thanks

Re: Cheese Family in the UK

elaine_cheese — 2005-01-16 01:36:01Z

hi my maiden name is cheese and i have a large family from staffordshire. My grandfather was born in dudley in 1877 and had rather a long name: john thomas william henry arthur cheese. he has 8 children and is reportely a child of a earl on the wrong side of the bed. Any connections would be a help!

Re: Cheese Family in the UK

RockneH — 2002-06-21 00:37:14Z

Dear Jill,

My great-grandparents were Sarah Cheese and William Crook. I have quite a bit of information on them, which I would be happy to share with you.

Look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Glennis A. Johnson
glennis2@hotmail.com

Cheese Family in the UK

jillyflower — 2002-02-17 17:42:00Z

We have a Cheese on my husband's side of the family.
Sarah Cheese married William Crook in 1843 in Newgate, London. The 1881 Census states that Sarah was born in Clerkenwell, London about 1823. Any further information would be much appreciated.

Re: more on M.A. Cheese

2002-02-13 12:47:27Z

Hello, Catherine !

You to me, 14 May 2001 13:53
> > Ayscough enters the picture via
> > marriage into the Cheese line.

So - erm - are you seeking AYSCOUGH or CHEESE ?

> > ...hard to search for
> > a Cheese on the internet Regards

Sounds like CHEESE (hard cheese ? Sorry...)

I replied to you on 14 May 2001 14:45, but nothing worth quoting here.

I happened to bump into this correspondence, and am reminded that I have in my possession a (third carbon) typed copy of "Aunt Mary's Book", in which said Aunt Mary and others recorded various happenings in the POWELL and associated families, from about 1800 (from memory) to 1931. I have managed to scan in the clearer part of this (from 1879 onwards), and here are the CHEESE entries - there is no mention of your AYSCOUGH. Obviously "Aunt Mary" missed the births of Albert and G.O. and possibly others as well....

--------------[ Start ]-------------
1879 March 8th The Rev. Albert Cheese presented to the living of New Bilton
1880 June 27th Bertha Frances dau of the Rev. A. & Emily Cheese b: at Bilton.
1883 June 9th William Gerard son of Rev. Albert & Emily Cheese b: at West Bilton.
1895 Ap. 23 Albert Cheese died at Bournemouth aged 65.
Mrs. Cheese removed to Hilmorton Rd. Rugby.
1908 April 23 Albert Cheese married Ethel M.Waterfield.
1912 Oct. 7 Emily Cheese died.
1913 April 23 George Owen Cheese married Mabel B. Larder.
--------------[ End ]-------------

Regards

Robin

more on M.A. Cheese

2001-05-16 09:30:39Z

Since posting my message, I have learned that Mildred Ayscough married Albert Cheese, sone of Rev. James Albert and Eleanor Powell Cheese, in 1927. Since Albert was 60 at the time of the marriage, there may have been no children, but I would be grateful indeed to hear from anyone with information.

mildred ayscough cheese, 1940s; Malvern, England

2001-01-15 08:50:48Z

For purposes of academic research, I am seeking descendants of Mrs. Mildred Ayscough Cheese who, in the mid-1940s, lived at Ockenden, Wells Road, Malvern, England. She may have had sisters named Ethel and Mabel.
Many thanks.

Cheese name

2000-11-03 21:36:43Z

hi . i jsut wanted to post a name for cheese as i was married to a cheese his name is huntley cheese he is from jamaica and his parents are vincent cheese mother is cinderella chambers and he has 1 brother younger then him also . also huntley has 2 children and his brother has 2 ....