In the January to March 1887 birth index Blanche Katherine C. Faulkner, Kensington, London, volume 1a, page 162.

In the 1891 census, civil parish Kensington, ecclesiastical parish St Mary Abbotts. registration district Kensington, sub district Kensington living at 5 Melon Place.
James B. C. Faulkner age 32 ??? and waterproof bootmaker, born London.
Jemima R. Faulkner age 35? born Hounslow.
Son George H. J. Faulkner age 10 , born Islington.
Daughter Emily E. R. Faulkner age 8, born Hammersmith.
Daughter Blanche? K. C. Faulkner age 4, born Kensington.
Son Francois W Faulkner age 2, born Kensington.

In the 1901 census 30 Peel St. Kensington district, Kensington Town subdistrict, London.
James Faulkner, head, age 41, Waterproof Bootmaker, Surbiton?, Surrey.
Wife Jemima R.M. Faulkner, age 44, born London.
Son George Faulkner, age 21, builders labourer, born London.
Daughter Blanche Faulkner, age 14, born London.
Son Frank Faulkner, age 12, born London.
Son Montague Faulkner, age 5, born London.
Daughter Eva Faulkner, age 3, born London.
Boarder Mable Kebby? age 20, housemaid.
Boarder Francis, married, age 32, parlourmaid.
Boarder Thomas Payne, single, age 19, groom, born Copthorn?, Surrey.
Elizabeth West laundry maid.

In the 1911 census 30 Peel St, Kensington.
James Charles Faulkner, widower, married 27 years, age 51, Bootmaker equal? and verger, born London.
Daughter Blanche K. C. Faulkner, single age 24, housekeeper to above, born London.
Son Francis W. Faulkner, single, age 22, assisting bootmaker, born London.
Son Montague H. Faulkner, age 15, assisting bootmaker, born London.
Daughter Eva C.S. Faulkner, age 13, born London.
Daughter Elsie G. Faulkner, age 9, born London.
Boarder Henry Ott, single, age 28, waiter, born Bavaria, Germany.

Parish records Christ Church, Surbiton Hill, Surrey Marriage
May 11, 1912 Frank Upton Jeal, age 20, bachelor, Lifeguardsman, Albany Street Barracks, London N.W., father Alphaeus James Jeal, gardener
and Blanche Katherine Curzon Faulkner, age 25, spinster, 89 Alpha Road, Surbiton Hill, father James Benjamin Charles Faulkner, bootmaker, by E. Swinson in the presence of J. C Faulkner, F. H. Jeal and N. G. Isherwood.

In the April to June 1912 marriage index Blanche K. C. Faulkner and Frank U. Jeal, Kingston district, volume 2a, page 889.

In the Midlands Electoral Registers 1927
295 Washwood Heath Road, Erdington, Birmingham
Frank Upton jeal
Blanche Kathleen Jeal
John Maguire

In the April to June 1966 death index Blanche K. C. Jeal, Manchester, Lancashire.

In the January to March 1889 birth index Frank Upton Jeal, Kingston, Surrey volume 2a, page 361.

Parish Records Christ Church, Surbiton Holl, Surrey
Baptism March 3 1889, Frank Upton Jiel [as spelled], father Alphaeus James Jiel, mother Emily Augusta Jiel, of 2 Worthington Road Lisy? Dilton?, father is a gardener, by R. W. C. Hodges

In the 1891 census Wye Cottage, Worthington Road, Long Ditton, Surrey
Head Alphaeus Jeal, age 41, gardener, employed, born Stamford Hill, Middlesex
Wife Emily A. Jeal, age 38, born Surbiton, Surrey
Son Henry J. Jeal, single, age 18, groom,born Surbiton
Son Philip William Jeal, age 10 scholar, born Southampton, Hampshire
Daughter Florence H. Jeal, age 4, born Long Dittion, Surrey
Son Frank U. Jeal, age 3, born Long Ditton, Surrey
Mother Eliza I? Jeal, widow, age 78, living on own means, born Canterbury, Kent
a visitor

In the 1901 census Wye Villa, Tolworth, Surbiton, Surrey.
Head Alpheus J. Jeal, age 51 gardener jobbing, worker, born Stamford Hill, London, Middlesex.
Wife Emily A. Jeal, age 48, Laundress, born Surbiton, Surrey.
Son Philip W. Jeal, age 20, single, engineer (fitter), born Southampton, Hants.
Daughter Florence H. Jeal, age 14, born Tolworth Surrey.
Son Frank U. Jeal, age 12, born Tolworth.
Son Horace H. Jeal, age 9, born Tolworth.

From a relative Ron Leach
Frank Upton-Jeal served with the 1st Life Guards B Squadron was mobilized in August 1914, discharged 1919.
He served 8 years with the colours then 4 in the reserve.
Joined February 21 1909.
mobilised in August 1914.
Went to France with the advance troops August 16, 1914 as a part of the Composite Cavalry Regiment consisting of 1 Squadron from each of the 1st and 2nd Life Guards and the Royal Horse Guards
His time with the Colours was to run out February 21, 1917 but retained
Released from the Colours March 5, 1919
Released from the Reserve February 21, 1921

UK Medal Index Cards WWI
Frank Jeal, Trooper, Life Guards Regimental Number 2717, Victory Medal, British Medal

London England Electoral Registers 1919
35 Clanricarde Gardens, Pembridge Ward, Kensington
Frank Upton Jeal

In the October to December 1967 death index Frank U. Jeal, Manchester, Lancashire, volume 10e, page 560.