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James Cecil

Birth30 Aug 1806 - St. Matthew Bethnal Green, Middlesex, London
DeathJanuary 1894 - West Ham, Essex England
MotherMaria BARLOW
FatherWilliam Cecil

Born in St. Matthew Bethnal Green, Middlesex, London on 30 Aug 1806 to William Cecil and Maria BARLOW. James Cecil married Ann Harriet Lucas and had 8 children. He passed away on January 1894 in West Ham, Essex England.

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Parents
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William Cecil
1781 - 1852
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Maria Barlow
1782 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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Ann Harriet Lucas
1819 - Unknown
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Jane Gaffin
1811 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Eliza Lucas Cecil
1852 - Unknown
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James Cecil
1836 - Unknown
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Edwin Cecil
1838 - Unknown
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Jane Cecil
1834 - Unknown
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George Cecil
1829 - Unknown
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Albert Lucas Cecil
1856 - Unknown
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James Lucas Cecil
1850 - Unknown
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Emma Cecil
1841 - 1923

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