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24th Regiment of Foot 1824 to 1844
Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment 1844 to 1850

DAVID DUKESBURY
Birth year 1806
Birth parish LEEDS
Birth town LEEDS
Birth county YORKSHIRE
Birth country ENGLAND
Service number 236
Rank PRIVATE
Regiment Royal Canadian Rifles
Document Type Discharge
Attestation year 1824
Attestation Day 27
Attestation Month 2
Attestation age years 18
Attestation age months - (Should have been 6 months)
Discharge Corps ROYL CANDN REGT OF RIFLES
Discharge service number 236
Series WO97 chelsea pensioners british army service records 1760-1913

Is this him in the US Census 1850 at Morgan County, Part OF, Morgan, Illinois, United States
and is this him in the US Census 1870 Cincinnati, Ward 16, Hamilton, Ohio, United States

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Laugsten Max [Male] b. ABT 1915 East Prussia/Lithuania

Source
Title: Dukesbury.FTW, Jack Dukesbury

Residence: 31 JUL 1999

Source
Title: Dukesbury.FTW, Jack Dukesbury

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Martha [Female] b. ABT 1920 Lithuania

Source
Title: Dukesbury.FTW, Jack Dukesbury

Residence: 31 JUL 1999

Source
Title: Dukesbury.FTW, Jack Dukesbury

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Quinn Nellie [Female] b. ABT 1880 Buffalo, NY - d. 15 MAR 1958 Buffalo, NY

Source
Title: Dukesbury.FTW, Jack Dukesbury

Residence: 25 JUL 1999

Source
Title: Dukesbury.FTW, Jack Dukesbury

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Duxbury Richard [Male] b. AUG 1705 Thrapston - d. MAR 1778 Thrapston

No issue

DUXBURY OF THRAPSTON
After the death, without issue, of Lawrence DUXBURY in 1748, the estates pass to the two sons Richard and William of his late Uncle William DUXBURY of Thrapston.

A disentailing deed of 25 Feb 1776, made by Richard DUXBURY, late of Sandy and now of Thrapston, cousin of Lawrence DUXBURY of Dean; together with Henry DUXBURY of Oakham, the eldest son of William DUXBURY of Uppingham, nephew of Richard; in respect of the following property: tenement in Witton called Eyes with 30ac land, tenement in Livesey called Acre House with 6ac land, tenements in Clayton called Duxbury's Cottages with 7ac land. (History of Clayton le Moors).

The 1777 will of Richard DUXBURY of Thrapston (PROB 11 PCC wills PRO); bequeaths his share of the above premises, together with his half of certain copyhold lands in Pendle, also surrendered jointly with his nephew Henry DUXBURY of Oakham, to sister Sarah GRIFFIN, widow, nephews William & John GRIFFIN, brother in law John WELLS and nephew John WELLS, basket maker of Kettering.

The baptisms for the children of William of Uppingham and Henry of Thrapston (Oakham), as well as the 1734 marriage of Sarah DUXBURY to Wm.GRIFFIN, are in the Rutland IGI.

Ray Aspden 1999

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Duxbury William [Male] b. MAY 1707 Thrapston - d. AUG 1747 Uppingham

of Uppingahm

DUXBURY OF THRAPSTON
After the death, without issue, of Lawrence DUXBURY in 1748, the estates pass to the two sons Richard and William of his late Uncle William DUXBURY of Thrapston.

A disentailing deed of 25 Feb 1776, made by Richard DUXBURY, late of Sandy and now of Thrapston, cousin of Lawrence DUXBURY of Dean; together with Henry DUXBURY of Oakham, the eldest son of William DUXBURY of Uppingham, nephew of Richard; in respect of the following property: tenement in Witton called Eyes with 30ac land, tenement in Livesey called Acre House with 6ac land, tenements in Clayton called Duxbury's Cottages with 7ac land. (History of Clayton le Moors).

The 1777 will of Richard DUXBURY of Thrapston (PROB 11 PCC wills PRO); bequeaths his share of the above premises, together with his half of certain copyhold lands in Pendle, also surrendered jointly with his nephew Henry DUXBURY of Oakham, to sister Sarah GRIFFIN, widow, nephews William & John GRIFFIN, brother in law John WELLS and nephew John WELLS, basket maker of Kettering.

The baptisms for the children of William of Uppingham and Henry of Thrapston (Oakham), as well as the 1734 marriage of Sarah DUXBURY to Wm.GRIFFIN, are in the Rutland IGI.

Ray Aspden 1999

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Duxbury Sarah [Female] b. 1710 - d. DEC 1780 Thrapston

DUXBURY OF THRAPSTON
After the death, without issue, of Lawrence DUXBURY in 1748, the estates pass to the two sons Richard and William of his late Uncle William DUXBURY of Thrapston.

A disentailing deed of 25 Feb 1776, made by Richard DUXBURY, late of Sandy and now of Thrapston, cousin of Lawrence DUXBURY of Dean; together with Henry DUXBURY of Oakham, the eldest son of William DUXBURY of Uppingham, nephew of Richard; in respect of the following property: tenement in Witton called Eyes with 30ac land, tenement in Livesey called Acre House with 6ac land, tenements in Clayton called Duxbury's Cottages with 7ac land. (History of Clayton le Moors).

The 1777 will of Richard DUXBURY of Thrapston (PROB 11 PCC wills PRO); bequeaths his share of the above premises, together with his half of certain copyhold lands in Pendle, also surrendered jointly with his nephew Henry DUXBURY of Oakham, to sister Sarah GRIFFIN, widow, nephews William & John GRIFFIN, brother in law John WELLS and nephew John WELLS, basket maker of Kettering.

The baptisms for the children of William of Uppingham and Henry of Thrapston (Oakham), as well as the 1734 marriage of Sarah DUXBURY to Wm.GRIFFIN, are in the Rutland IGI.

Ray Aspden 1999

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