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England Marriages 1538-1973 Transcription
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First name(s) Job
Last name Cheekley
Name note -
Marriage year 1828
Marriage date 14 Oct 1828
Marriage place Clifton Upon Dunsmore,Warwick,England
Father's first name(s) -
Father's last name -
Mother's first name(s) -
Mother's last name -
Spouse's first name(s) Eleanor
Spouse's last name Patchett
Spouse's father's fist name(s) -
Spouse's father's last name -
Spouse's mother's first name(s) -
Spouse's mother's last name -
Place Clifton Upon Dunsmore
County Warwickshire
Country England
Record set England Marriages 1538-1973
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Record collection Marriages & divorces
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First name(s) Last name Gender Age Birth year Birth place
Job Checkley Male 30 1811 Warwickshire, England
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Eleanor Checkley Female 25 1816 Warwickshire, England
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Charles Checkley Male 2 1839 Warwickshire, England

You have had all the available info about Charles and Job and Eleanor on several occasions.

You may just need to accept it for what it is, and understand that he lied about his age in later years, as was suggested much earlier on in this thread

Frances, if you're sure that Eliza Grubb is the correct spouse then the army records mention her. I have no doubt that the man in the army records (which were from FindMyPast) is the same man as in the 1841 & 1851 census posted.

Charles Checkley who married Eliza Grubb was my Great Grandfather, my Grandmother was born as Marion Checkley in 1887 who married Oliver Parker Holmes in Dec 1925, my father was Brian Holmes born 1927 died in 2011. Grandmother died in 1977.

Charles Checkley had Three sons Francis Henry born in 1879, Walter Arthur 1883 - 1941, and Herbert 1885 - 1939, Walter & Herbert never married and both lived with my Grandmother until their deaths, both were soldiers.

Charles was a soldier and moved around the country including Ireland where one of his children was born, he settled in Leeds and was at Carlton Barracks where he retired and all his children made their lives. I have a clock which was presented to him on his retirement as Colour Sargent which has been passed down the family

Charles according to records had a son called Charles Frederick who was baptised on 21st January 1876, but have not found any details about, and my Grandmother never mentioned him.

Eliza Checkley (Grubb) lived to the early 1950s, but had died before I was born in 1954.

John Holmes