1. Mary Jecks Born: 10 Nov 1785 in St Peters, Wisbech Died: 04 Jun 1829 in Tydd St Mary Burial: 09 Jun 1829 Tydd St Mary Married: 15 Oct 1806 in Hemingford Grey Parish Church, Huntingdonshire to Charles Hursthouse Born: 05 Jan 1781 in Tydd St Marys, Lincoln Father: John Hursthouse Mother: Sarah Hannah Died: 22 Jun 1854 in Okoare, New Plymouth They had nine children

2 Susannah Jecks Born: 1787 Died: 1787

3 Thomas Jecks was born in 1788 and lived most of his short life near London where he carried on a livelihood as a merchant. He married Mary Gaches who was born 1789 - she died 1852. Thomas died in Februnary 1822 in Hertfordshire mar  Their children

i Fanny Jecks Born: 1809 Died: in Ceylon mar 1849  to James Emerson

ii Mary Jecks Born: 1810 Died: 1899 in USA mar 1837 Henry Preston

iii Isaac Jecks Born: 1812 Died: 1815

iv Thomas Jecks Born: 07 Jul 1814 in St Ives, Huntington, England Died: 24 Jan 1856 in Australia His marriage 03 Jun 1837 in C/E Guildford, Western Australia was to Elizabeth Jones Born: 1810 in Wales.(Father: Walter Jones Mother: Tabitha Chaplin Daniells) She died: 21 Feb 1888 in Guildford, Western Australia where she was buried 22 Feb 1888.

Thomas Jecks came to Western Australia in 1829 by the vessel Gilmore aged 15 years.  The boat carried a total of 182 men, women, and children as passengers, in addition to general, cargo, three' horses, four cows, three calves, pigs, fowls, etc. He maried Elizabeth Jones who had arrived at Fremantle by the ship James Patterson. For some time he was employed as a clerk by a firm at Fre mantle, and while there he spent his leisure hours learning carpentry by watching carpenters at work. Later an uncle arrived with merchandise from England, and started Mr. Jecks in business at Guildford, where he built the Rose and Crown Hotel in Swan itreet. It was the third hotel to be erected in the district, and for a number of years the annual dinner of the Agricultural Society was held there. The premises were years later delicensed and then run as a boarding house by g nieces. He built at the western end of Guildford. In addition to storekeeping, he kept a small warehouse on the river's edge and had a wharf. He also constructed two boats, the  largest being four tons, for use between Guildford and Fremantle. Timber for jetty construction at Fremantle was obtained from the Toodyay and Greenmount districts, and was hauled by means of a whim and 18 bullocks to Woodbridge. Large floats were used to get the timber down the river to Fremantle, piles being loaded onto their decks and logs swung on either side in the water by winch and crane. Often, boats got stranded on the bar across the mouth of the river when taking sandlewood and other cargo for export by anchored steamers. "Thomas Jecks Commonwealth Ale" (4.5%) This brown ale is named after the original proprietor of the Rose and Crown Hotel,established 1841 at Guildford.

v Emma Jecks Born: 1815 Died: 1881 in U K mar 1842 to David Dewing 

vi Isaac Bloomer Jecks Born: 1817 in Southery North Downham, Maret, England Died: 1892 in USA mar 1857 Ely, England  to Mary Ann Stokes Born: 1831