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James
Jesson (1859-1937) |
Sarah
Jane Barratt Neal (1855-1931) |
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Margaret
Ellen Turner née Jesson (1896-1989) & Evelyn Jane Reid
née Jesson (1885-1971) |
Mary
Elizabeth Mason née Jesson (1889-1954) |
Alfred Neal Jesson (1893-1963) & Ellen Haigh (1898-1975) |
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Betty
Eveline Jesson |
Peter and Lana Jesson |
1918-1993 |
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Thomas
(1776-1846) & Elizabeth
Jesson née Branson (1801-1836). Gumley
churchyard |
Thomas Jesson (1818-1885).
Gumley churchyard |
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Charles Jesson
(1852-1906) and wife Sarah Ann Jesson nee Marlow (1849-1927) |
James Jesson (1859-1937)
and wife Sarah Jane Jesson nee Barratt-Neal (1855-1931) |
John Weston (1865-1932),
his son Thomas Charles (1899-1918) and wife Martha Ann Jesson née
Wells (1863-1958). Gumley churchyard. |
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Mary
Jesson (1880-1950) |
John
Jesson (1887-1887) |
John
William Jesson (1895-1968) |
Stanley
J.W. Jesson (1920-1925) |
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Fleckney
Church |
Ward Wm
Jesson (1865-1947) |
Fleckney
Churchyard |
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John Weston Jesson (1865-1932) followed his father as a grazier rearing cattle, sheep and pigs. In 1894 he had a slaughterhouse and shop built for £22 19s 4d in Gumley's Main Street and branched out as a butcher. In 1910 the business closed down. The shop was re-opened virtually untouched many years later by his granddaughter Betty and her husband Geoff as a museum. The museum was finally closed and the contents sold by auction after Geoff's death in 1990. |
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John Jesson's butchers shop, Gumley
c1905 |
The
shop today as a private house ("The Js House") |
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| Maxwell Jesson (born 1963) and wife Rosemaris |
