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My Swine Family


The

Mouser

Swine family name

is either an occupational name for a vermin controller, or more likely in the Middle Ages was a nickname. It is found primarily in the East Anglia, specifically Norfolk and Suffolk

is an ancient surname of scandinavian origin. It is derived from the Old Norse male given name "Sveinn", Middle English "Swein", meaning boy servant or boy attendant but often used of a swineherd or young rustic labourer. The name is actually recorded prior to Domesday, has appear variously as "Suein, Suen, Suuain, Suan" and "Suuan". Another potential origin found in Scotland is a shortened form of the Olde English pre 7th Century "Sigewine" (Middle English "Siwine"), a personal name composed of the elements "sige", wise, and "wine", friend.

Current research identifies the earliest known ancestor of our

Mouser The Mouser ancestry goes back 11

Swine line as

being William Mouser of Suffolk. Williams great great grand-daughter Lucy Mouser married John Jessop who emigrated to Australia in 1838 after her death.

 Robert Swine of Fife who was born in the late 1600s. However little is known of the family until Euphemia Jaffray his great-great-granddaughter whose son William Hardie migrates to Australia in 1879.

My Swine ancestry goes back 9 generations and biographies exist for some members as indicated by links

William Mouser married ElizabethWilliam Mouser 1721 married Mary AndrewsWilliam Mouser 1746 - 1827 married Hannah FlatmanWilliam Mouser 1771 - 1824 married Lucy CullingfordLucy Mouser 1795 - 1836 married John Jessop John Jessop 1834 - 1906 married Sarah Ann Burgess John Crofton Jessop 1861 - 1910 married Hannah ShoobridgeSydney Walter Jessop 1887 - 1973 married Emily Louisa McDermottEsmond Earl Jessop 1915 - 2000 married Mary Agnes DarroughMy Mother