Genealogy Data Page 68 (Notes Pages)

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Wade John [Male] b. 1851 Penwortham

Residence: 1881

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Blacklidge Martha [Female] b. 1836 Hoghton, Lancashire, England - d. BET OCT AND DEC 1901 Chorley, Lancashire

Source
Title: 1881 census

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Duxbury Rae [Male] b. ABT 1848 Glasgow, Scotland - d. 1901 Partick District

Source
Title: 1881 census

Residence: 1881

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Marsden Hannah [Female] b. 1874 Withnell - d. 1961 Brindle/Withnell

Source
Title: Keith Duxbury --- Personal Research

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Duxbury Christopher [Male] b. 17 AUG 1912 Withnell

Source
Title: Keith Duxbury --- Personal Research

Residence: 2002

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Duxbury Alice Hannah [Female] b. BET OCT AND DEC 1907 Brindle/Withnell - d. BET JAN AND MAR 1910 Darwen

Source
Title: Keith Duxbury --- Personal Research

Died Age 3

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Duxbury Henry Frederick [Male] b. ABT 1833 Blackburn, Lancashire, England - d. 1931

Source
Title: 1881 census

Source
Title: Mitch Ormond ----- Personal Research

Census: 1881

Residence: 1881

Source
Title: 1881 census

Residence: 1863

Source
Title: Marriage Certificate

Residence: 1991

Occupation: 1881

Source
Title: 1881 census

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Duxbury Anne [Female] b. 5 OCT 1860 Oneida - d. 27 APR 1890

Source
Title: Darlene Ward -- Personal Research

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Duxbury Hezekiah [Male] b. 10 JAN 1853 Simonstone, Padiham - d. BET APR AND JUN 1918 Blackburn

Occupation: 1881

Occupation: 1901

Occupation: 1911

Residence: BET 1901 AND 1911

Residence: 1881

Manchester Evening News 28 June 1882
Joseph Lancaster and Thurston Barton of Great Harwood were sent to prison by teh Blackburn County Magistrates this morning for assaulting Hezekiah Duxbury, gamekeeper to Mr Lomax. They set on hm in the Royal Hotel, on Saturday night, forhaving taken Lancaster in the act of game trespass, and kicked him most brutally. Lancaster was comitted for two months and Barton one. Both were ordered to pay costs of serve two months longer.

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Duxbury Matthew [Male] b. 1777 Lancaster, England - d. 4 NOV 1860 St Vincent, Ontario, Canada

Source
Title: Obituary, Christian Guardian, (Canada), 28 Nov 1860 p 191

Residence

Emigrated to Canada in 1841
Lived in St Vincent, which is the same township where Nathan Duxbury from Bolton lived!

Christian Guardian
Nov. 28, 1860 p. 191

Matthew Duxbury

A Local Preacher on the St. Vincent Mission. Departed this life in St. Vincent, Nov. 4, 1860. Father Duxbury in his 84th year of his age. He was a native of Lancashire, England, born in the year of our Lord 1777, emigrated to Canada in 1841. He was a member of the Wesleyan Methodist Church for 60 years, during a number of these years he held the office of an exhorter in the church and for 10 years, an acceptable local preacher. He loved to preach the work which he did with great accept (?)(fold in paper) and usefullness. He delighted to study the scriptures; he was remarkable for Christian (di) ty and purity and was a meek and quiet (?) which he beautifully manifested in the various (?) ions of life.
In a good old age, covered the snows of many winters, the last and l(?) nuated thread of life was broken bu the gen (?) ness; he was found looking, if not long (?) his Master's coming the near approach of the (?) thrilled his heart with joy. Having fought the fight and finished his course and kept the faith (?) Last enemy is now subdued - his last victory (?) on , and his eternal blessedness is secured. (?) are the dead which died in the Lord. Henceforth, yea saith the spirit, that they may rest from their labour and there work to follow them. (?) me live the life of the righteous that I may d(?) death of the same.

E. Hurlburt
Meaford, Nov. 17, 1860

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Deuxberry William [Male] b. 1826 Rondhay, Leeds, Yorkshire - d. BET APR AND JUN 1899 Leeds, Yorkshire

Source
Title: 1881 census

Census: BET 1871 AND 1881

Residence: BET 1861 AND 1881

There is a family story, on this side of the family, of refugees from the
French Revolution -

1881 Census Place:Chapel Allerton, York, England
Source:FHL Film 1342093 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4541 Folio 34 Page 6

Death: not confirmed that this is this William