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Duxbury John [Male] b. ABT 1811 Clayton-le-Moors, Lancashire, England

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Died aged 8 weeks, buried 10 June, hence born in April 1852. Birth registered in 2nd qtr 1852. Baptism date of 1 April wrong, probably leter in April or 1 May.

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Title: Janet Chapman, Sheffield

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Baptism records give birth an baptism on same day 6 Jan 1862.
Birth recorded in 1/1862

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Title: Diana Reints, Riverside, California

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Title: Perle Brooking --- Personal Research

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Title: Perle Brooking --- Personal Research

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Appears as William in 1881 Census

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Title: 1881 census

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Title: 1881 census

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Title: 1881 census

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Title: 1881 census

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Title: Commonwealth War Graves Commission

In Memory of
JAMES DUXBURY
Private
16645
9th Bn., The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment
who died on
Tuesday, 9th May 1916. Age 32.
Additional Information: Husband of Mary Alice Duxbury, of 38, Hardy St., Bolton.


Commemorative Information
Cemetery: ECOIVRES MILITARY CEMETERY, MONT-ST. ELOI, Pas de Calais, France
Grave Reference/
Panel Number: I. J. 22.

Location: Mont St Eloi is a village in the Department of the Pas-de-Calais, 8 kilometres north-west of Arras. Ecoivres is a hamlet lying at the foot of the hill, to the south-west and about 1.5 kilometres from Mont St Eloi. The Cemetery is on the D49 road.


Historical Information: This cemetery is really the Extension of the Communal Cemetery, were the French Army had buried over I,000 men. The 46th (North Midland) Division took over the Extension with this part of the line in March, 1916, and their graves are in Rows A to F of Plot I. Successive Divisions used the French Military tramway to bring their dead in from the front trenches, and from the first row to the last buried them almost exactly in the order of date of death. The attack of the 25th Division on Vimy Ridge in May, 1916, is recalled in Plots I and II. The 47th (London) Division burials (July to October, 1916) are in Plot III, Rows A to H; and Canadian graves are an overwhelming majority in the rest of the cemetery, Plots V and VI containing the graves of men who fell in the capture of Vimy Ridge (April, 1917). Near the entrance of the Communal Cemetery the 29th Canadian Infantry Battalion erected a memorial cross to 85 of their officers and men. There are now nearly 2,000, 1914-18 war casualties commemorated in this site. The cemetery covers an area of 8,374 square metres.

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Title: Perle Brooking --- Personal Research

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Title: Commonwealth War Graves Commission

of Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England

Private 3/1272 8th Bn, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
Brothers John William and Arthur also died in service
Commenerated at Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France
Pier and face 11C and 12A

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Title: Commonwealth War Graves Commission

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of West Town, Dewsbury, W Yorkshire

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