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Richard Eager

Birth18 May 1729 - Falmer, Sussex, England
Death24 Feb 1820 - Glynde, Sussex, England
MotherMary Body
FatherRichard Eager

Born in Falmer, Sussex, England on 18 May 1729 to Richard Eager and Mary Body. Richard Eager married Ann Elliot and had 11 children. He passed away on 24 Feb 1820 in Glynde, Sussex, England.

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Parents
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Richard Eager
1700 - 1758
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Mary Body
1705 - 1776
Spouse(s)
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Ann Elliot
1732 - 1821
Children Show all
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William Eager
1771 - 1831
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Stephen Eager
1762 - 1851
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Lucy Eager
1770 - 1789
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David Eager
1760 - 1851
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Thomas Hager / Eager
1773 - 1864
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Richard Eager
1756 - Unknown
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Mary Eager
1761 - 1767
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John Eager
1765 - 1851
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Maria Eager
1778 - Unknown
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Ann Eager
1767 - Unknown
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Cherry Eager
1769 - Unknown

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