CHEESEMAN / VERRALL in Rusthall

[Lin]

Well the Odd connections look promising could be a connection, just checking on a few bits.

Lin

[goggy]

shathaway,there is a armful of Luff's in East Meon,on the Hampshire form.
Seen a few in other Sthn Counties too.As I'm a trawler I dont keep vert good record's,cant type fast enuff!
Regard's Goggy.

[sdbadger]

Thanks, Goggy, I'll have a look and expand my horizons!

[Nightowl]

G'Day

I am interested in this Cheeseman thread.
my 2x great grandfather was Edward F Cheeseman
b Canturbury ? Kent c 1836 son of William Cheeseman

I think he had a brother Charles F b 1842 and sister
Catherine b 1845. I would welcome contact from anyone researching Cheeseman's in Kent holing to possibly link up somewhere in the ancestral lines at
some point.

regards

Michael Cheeseman
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[Dizzy Escape]

Hello.  I'm afraid my Cheesemans are really Berkshire Cheesemans.  My Charles Lot Cheeseman was born in Beenham, Berks, in 1839, and only moved to Rusthall in Kent because of his work (he was a coachman).  I have traced the family back a further three generations in Berkshire to a Daniel Cheeseman who died in 1779.  I don't know where they came from before that.  Of course, Cheeseman is very much a Kentish name, but mine don't seem to link in with the main body of Cheeseman research there!  Good luck with yours!  Emma

[Lin]

I knew some Luff's in Surrey.  Do you know whereabouts yours were?

Lin

Thanks, Goggy, I'll have a look and expand my horizons!

[Lin]

Greetings Michael,
The CHEESEMAN connection in my family is they married into the ODD/ODDBOY family and lived around Westerham, Bromley and Sidcup in Kent.

Lin

[Surrey Cheese]

Thanks for this.  I'm not getting notifications either! 

I suspect my Cheesemans are Berkshire based back as far as the mid eighteenth century, but I can't help wondering if they came from Kent prior to that.  I haven't had any luck in the Berkshire Record Office.  It's hard to prove migrations!

All best, Emma

Hi Emma,

The majority of my Cheeseman family are from Surrey, having originated (it seems) in Frimley before moving to the Chobham Bisley Woking area. One branch did move to the Easthampstead area of Berkshire around the 1800s though and I would be interested in hearing from you or anyone else if there is any connection with these Cheesemans.

Despite extensicve searching I have not found any connection between the Cheesemans of Surrey and Kent.  In fact there are Cheesemans in the Egham and Dorking areas of Surrey who so far appear to be not connected in any way as well.

All the best,

Adam

[Surrey Cheese]

This the church where most of my Cheeseman family were connected with. 
St. Michael the Archangel, Warfield, Berkshire.