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James Yeo (1782–1869, third son of Thomas Yeo and Ann Butler) moved from Wiltshire to Berkshire. He married Eleanor Charlton at Swallowfield in 1807; they baptised two children there before Eleanor’s death at the age of 29:
– Thomas Yeo (see below)
– Ann Esther Yeo (1811–1836) [note 1].
Thomas Yeo (1808–1862, son of James Yeo and Eleanor Charlton) married Louisa Redgrove at Basingstoke in 1833. They had seven children:
– Louisa Ellen Yeo (1835–1870, married William Minns)
– Thomas Longman Yeo (1836–1838)
– William Yeo (see below)
– Thomas Yeo (see below)
– Ann Esther Yeo (1840–1930, married James Alexander Kidd)
– Elizabeth Mary Yeo (1842–1873, married Joseph Tarrant Rogers)
– Luke Watts Yeo.
William Yeo (1838–1915, son of Thomas Yeo and Louisa Redgrove) first married Mary Charlotte Holloway. They had four children:
– William Yeo (see below)
– Thomas Yeo (1874–1877)
– Ann Yeo (1875–1951, married William Jenner Ham)
– Thomas Yeo.
Mary died in 1891. Two years later, William married Elizabeth Cordery [note 2].
Thomas Yeo (1839–1904, son of Thomas Yeo and Louisa Redgrove) moved to London, where he married Lucy Stacey [note 3]. They had four children:
– Louisa Yeo (1872–1965, married William Albert Dodd)
– Elizabeth Mary Yeo (1873–1949, married Alfred James Wilson)
– James Stacey Yeo (1875–1940, married Florence Agnes Beckley, four children)
– Bessie Yeo (1876–1960, married George Stibbs Bullock).
William Yeo (1873–1953, son of William Yeo and Mary Charlotte Holloway) married Ellen Webb in Berkshire in 1906. They had two children:
– Nancy Yeo (1907–1976)
– William Yeo (1910–1999).
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Notes
1. Baptised as Ann Hester Yeo.
2. Elizabeth was about the same age as William. The 1901 census for Swallowfield records her birthplace as Wyvenhoe, Essex [Wivenhoe, near Colchester] – no matching birth registration has been found and it is not clear whether she was previously married.
3. Marriage registered at Westminster in the first quarter of 1869.