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George Stephen Stacey¹

Citations

1. [S613] Notes from E-mail correpondence with Cathleen Cairns., E-mail Address: email address. co. uk
   Cathleen is the daughter of William Proctor & Elizabeth Sykes.

Gareth Stephen Stacey¹

• Relationships: 1st cousin of Lynn Johnson

• Charts references: Descendants of William & Francis Proctor

Parents

Citations

1. [S613] Notes from E-mail correpondence with Cathleen Cairns., E-mail Address: email address. co. uk
   Cathleen is the daughter of William Proctor & Elizabeth Sykes.

Cathryn Stacey¹

• Relationships: 1st cousin of Lynn Johnson

• Charts references: Descendants of William & Francis Proctor

Parents

Citations

1. [S613] Notes from E-mail correpondence with Cathleen Cairns., E-mail Address: email address. co. uk
   Cathleen is the daughter of William Proctor & Elizabeth Sykes.

Theresa Christine Stacey¹

• Relationships: 1st cousin of Lynn Johnson

• Charts references: Descendants of William & Francis Proctor

Parents

Citations

1. [S613] Notes from E-mail correpondence with Cathleen Cairns., E-mail Address: email address. co. uk
   Cathleen is the daughter of William Proctor & Elizabeth Sykes.

George Coxon¹

• Relationships: 6th great-grandfather of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

• Charts references: Ancestors of Robert Coxon

Parents

Biography

• The link between George as father and Anthony as son is extremely tenuous! Anthony's father might have been William, who died in 1723, or neither. The only known connection is that they all came from Woolaw at about the same time. However it is of interest to note that Anthony's first son was named George. See my research notes about Anthony (#498) and my Analysis of the Coxons of Woolaw.^2,3
• He was born estimated 1667 in Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England. (DOB estimated from DOM, allow 30 yrs old at marriage).^4,1
• He married Sarah Hedley on 7 January 1697 in Elsdon, Northumberland, England.^5,6,3,7
• In Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England, He was noted in the Poll Book of 1698 -"George Coxon of Woolaw".⁷
• In The Parish Church, Elsdon, Northumberland, England, From a list of Old Churchwardens, includes George Coxon woollaw.⁸
• In The Churchyard, Elsdon, Northumberland, England, 1712. On a list of churchwardens at Elsdon Parish church. "George Coxon Wm Marshal James Anderson James Gilespy Roger Hall Wolaw".⁹
• He died after 1713. (he was listed in 1712 on a list of churchwardens. No burial record currently found).⁹

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Citations

1. [S626] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript, Transcribed from NRO 542/35 by R S Wilson. March 2008
   Deposited in NRO c1970, W Percy Hedley of Simonburn. The collection in the NRO are his original manuscript works on numerous Northumbrian families. He was was the author of Northumberland Families, in two volumes published by the Society of Antiquaries. ISBN 0901082031. This could be the old book referred to by Bob Green in his researches.
   The extensive material in the NRO, of which this a part transcript (see the manuscript exhibit), could be the original source material for Hedley s book, and the Book by Beryl Charlton "A history of Redesdale".
2. [S627] Wilson, Stoker, The Coxons of Woolaw, an analysis by R S Wilson, An analysis of information from various sources concerning the Coxons of Woolaw from about 1500 to 1800. It suggests a possible genealogy from Matthew Cockson, c 1520 to William Coxon, 1736.
3. [S626] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript, In 1655 Matthew Coxon of Woolaw was returned by the Commonwealth officials as a suspected Royalist. It was probably he, or his son of the same name who had been buried at Eldson on 19th May 1695. He seems to have been succeeded at Woolaw by an Anthony Coxon, who however did not survive him more than two years, being buried 27th Sept 1697. The next persons at Woolaw (perhaps the next generation) were William Coxon who died in 1723 (buried 4th July 1723) and George Coxon who was married on 7th Jan 1697 to Sarah Hedley of the Storias.
4. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1697, 7th. Jan. George Coxon of ye Woollaw and Sarah Hedley of Sto[rias] Maryed
5. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1697, 7th. Jan. George Coxon of ye Woollaw and Sarah Hedley of Sto[rias] Maryed Vol. page 35. Register page 54.
6. [S60] International Genealogical Index File/Family Search, Marriage: George Coxon, Spouse: Sarah Hedley, 07 JAN 1696. Elsdon, Northumberland, England
7. [S628] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript with dates and events from the collection of W Percy Hedley, Transcribed from NRO 3635/3 by R S Wilson. March 2008. (See the manuscript exhibit)
   By W Percy Hedley of Simonburn, This is a document within the collection deposited c 1970 at the NRO by Hedley. It lists names, with events and dates for the Coxons in Redesdale fron c 1500 to 1800
8. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1701. From a list of Old Churchwardens, includes George Coxon woollaw
9. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1712. George Coxon Wm Marshal James Anderson James Gilespy Roger Hall Wolaw

Sarah Hedley¹

• Relationships: 6th great-grandmother of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

• Charts references: Ancestors of Robert Coxon

Biography

• She was also known as Sarah Coxon.¹
• She was born estimated 1672 in The Storias, Elsdon, Northumberland, England. (DOB estimated from DOM, allow 25 years at marriage).^2,1
• She married George Coxon on 7 January 1697 in Elsdon, Northumberland, England.^3,4,5,6

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Citations

1. [S626] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript, Transcribed from NRO 542/35 by R S Wilson. March 2008
   Deposited in NRO c1970, W Percy Hedley of Simonburn. The collection in the NRO are his original manuscript works on numerous Northumbrian families. He was was the author of Northumberland Families, in two volumes published by the Society of Antiquaries. ISBN 0901082031. This could be the old book referred to by Bob Green in his researches.
   The extensive material in the NRO, of which this a part transcript (see the manuscript exhibit), could be the original source material for Hedley s book, and the Book by Beryl Charlton "A history of Redesdale".
2. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1697, 7th. Jan. George Coxon of ye Woollaw and Sarah Hedley of Sto[rias] Maryed
3. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1697, 7th. Jan. George Coxon of ye Woollaw and Sarah Hedley of Sto[rias] Maryed Vol. page 35. Register page 54.
4. [S60] International Genealogical Index File/Family Search, Marriage: George Coxon, Spouse: Sarah Hedley, 07 JAN 1696. Elsdon, Northumberland, England
5. [S626] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript, In 1655 Matthew Coxon of Woolaw was returned by the Commonwealth officials as a suspected Royalist. It was probably he, or his son of the same name who had been buried at Eldson on 19th May 1695. He seems to have been succeeded at Woolaw by an Anthony Coxon, who however did not survive him more than two years, being buried 27th Sept 1697. The next persons at Woolaw (perhaps the next generation) were William Coxon who died in 1723 (buried 4th July 1723) and George Coxon who was married on 7th Jan 1697 to Sarah Hedley of the Storias.
6. [S628] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript with dates and events from the collection of W Percy Hedley, Transcribed from NRO 3635/3 by R S Wilson. March 2008. (See the manuscript exhibit)
   By W Percy Hedley of Simonburn, This is a document within the collection deposited c 1970 at the NRO by Hedley. It lists names, with events and dates for the Coxons in Redesdale fron c 1500 to 1800

William Coxon¹

• Relationships: 7th great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

Parents

Biography

• The link between William as brother to Anthony is extremely tenuous! The only known connection is that they all came from Woollaw at about the same time and they both died about the same time. See my research notes about Anthony #498.¹
• He was born estimated 1660 in Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England. (DOB estimated. Allows 25years before estimated DOM).^1,2
• He married Alice estimated 1685. (DOM estimated as just before birth of only first recorded legitimate child).²
• In Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England, A list of old Chuchwardens at Elsdon. includes 85, &. Wm Coxon of Woollaw.³
• In Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England, He was noted in the Poll Book of 1698 -"William Coxon of Woolaw".⁴
• In Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England, He was noted in the Poll Book of 1710 -"Wm Cox (sic) of Woollaw".⁴
• He was noted in the Poll Book of 1715 -"Wm Coxon of Woolaw".⁴
• He died about June 1723 in Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England.^5,1
• He was buried on 4 July 1723 in The Churchyard, Elsdon, Northumberland, England.^5,1

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Citations

1. [S626] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript, Transcribed from NRO 542/35 by R S Wilson. March 2008
   Deposited in NRO c1970, W Percy Hedley of Simonburn. The collection in the NRO are his original manuscript works on numerous Northumbrian families. He was was the author of Northumberland Families, in two volumes published by the Society of Antiquaries. ISBN 0901082031. This could be the old book referred to by Bob Green in his researches.
   The extensive material in the NRO, of which this a part transcript (see the manuscript exhibit), could be the original source material for Hedley s book, and the Book by Beryl Charlton "A history of Redesdale".
2. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1687, 15th. Feb. &. of will Coxon & Alize his wife was baptised (Name unreadable)
3. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1685. A list of old Chuchwardens at Elsdon. includes 85, &. Wm Coxon of Woollaw . (Stephens, vol. page 41)
4. [S628] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript with dates and events from the collection of W Percy Hedley, Transcribed from NRO 3635/3 by R S Wilson. March 2008. (See the manuscript exhibit)
   By W Percy Hedley of Simonburn, This is a document within the collection deposited c 1970 at the NRO by Hedley. It lists names, with events and dates for the Coxons in Redesdale fron c 1500 to 1800
5. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1723, 4th. July, burial. Wm Coxon of Woollaw buried

Thomas Cockson^1,2

• Relationships: 8th great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

Parents

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Citations

1. [S626] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript, Transcribed from NRO 542/35 by R S Wilson. March 2008
   Deposited in NRO c1970, W Percy Hedley of Simonburn. The collection in the NRO are his original manuscript works on numerous Northumbrian families. He was was the author of Northumberland Families, in two volumes published by the Society of Antiquaries. ISBN 0901082031. This could be the old book referred to by Bob Green in his researches.
   The extensive material in the NRO, of which this a part transcript (see the manuscript exhibit), could be the original source material for Hedley s book, and the Book by Beryl Charlton "A history of Redesdale".
2. [S628] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript with dates and events from the collection of W Percy Hedley, Transcribed from NRO 3635/3 by R S Wilson. March 2008. (See the manuscript exhibit)
   By W Percy Hedley of Simonburn, This is a document within the collection deposited c 1970 at the NRO by Hedley. It lists names, with events and dates for the Coxons in Redesdale fron c 1500 to 1800

Matthew Coxon¹

• Relationships: 7th great-grandfather of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

• Charts references: Ancestors of Robert Coxon

Parents

Biography

• The link between Matthew as father and George as son is extremely tenuous! George's father might have been Anthony, who died in 1697, or neither. The only known connection is that they all came from Woolaw at about the same time. I include Matthew here principally to hold together George and William (c1670) as possible brothers. See my analysis concerning the Coxons of Woolaw cited here.^1,1
• He was born estimated 1635 in Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England. (DOB estimated, allow 65 yrs at death).^2,3,1,4
• "He was returned by the Commonwealth officials as a suspected Royalist". (Percy Hedley).⁴
• He died in May 1695 in Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England.^2,5
• He was buried on 19 May 1695 in The Churchyard, Elsdon, Northumberland, England.^2,5

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Citations

1. [S627] Wilson, Stoker, The Coxons of Woolaw, an analysis by R S Wilson, An analysis of information from various sources concerning the Coxons of Woolaw from about 1500 to 1800. It suggests a possible genealogy from Matthew Cockson, c 1520 to William Coxon, 1736.
2. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1695. 19th. May. burial. Matthew Coxon of ye Woollaw was buryed
3. [S626] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript, Transcribed from NRO 542/35 by R S Wilson. March 2008
   Deposited in NRO c1970, W Percy Hedley of Simonburn. The collection in the NRO are his original manuscript works on numerous Northumbrian families. He was was the author of Northumberland Families, in two volumes published by the Society of Antiquaries. ISBN 0901082031. This could be the old book referred to by Bob Green in his researches.
   The extensive material in the NRO, of which this a part transcript (see the manuscript exhibit), could be the original source material for Hedley s book, and the Book by Beryl Charlton "A history of Redesdale".
4. [S628] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript with dates and events from the collection of W Percy Hedley, Transcribed from NRO 3635/3 by R S Wilson. March 2008. (See the manuscript exhibit)
   By W Percy Hedley of Simonburn, This is a document within the collection deposited c 1970 at the NRO by Hedley. It lists names, with events and dates for the Coxons in Redesdale fron c 1500 to 1800
5. [S628] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript with dates and events from the collection of W Percy Hedley, "In 1655 Matthew Coxon of Woolaw was returned by the Commonwealth officials as a suspected Royalist. It was probably he, or his son of the same name who had been buried at Eldson on 19th May 1695.

Matthew Cockson¹

• Relationships: 9th great-grandfather of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

• Charts references: Ancestors of Robert Coxon

Parents

Biography

• The link between Matthew as father and Thomas is recorded in the 1604 Survey of Customary Tenants. The link of Matthew to George as son is not proven. But Thomas and George are listed together in 1618 as being joint tenants at Woolawe, and there is every chance of them being brothers.¹
• He was born estimated 1550. (just a guess).¹
• He died before 1604. (He was dead by the time of the 1604 Survey of Customary tenants).¹

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Citations

1. [S628] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript with dates and events from the collection of W Percy Hedley, Transcribed from NRO 3635/3 by R S Wilson. March 2008. (See the manuscript exhibit)
   By W Percy Hedley of Simonburn, This is a document within the collection deposited c 1970 at the NRO by Hedley. It lists names, with events and dates for the Coxons in Redesdale fron c 1500 to 1800

George Cockson¹

• Relationships: 10th great-grandfather of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

• Charts references: Ancestors of Robert Coxon

Biography

• The link between George as father and Matthew as son is extremely tenuous! The only known connection is that they all came from Woolaw at about the same time. See my analysis concerning the Coxons of Woolaw. This applies to all the generations down to Anthony.²
• He was born estimated 1520 in Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England. (just a guess).¹
• He was arrested by Sir John Forster, the Warden (of the Marches) as an aider and abettor of the rebels.³

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Citations

1. [S628] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript with dates and events from the collection of W Percy Hedley, Transcribed from NRO 3635/3 by R S Wilson. March 2008. (See the manuscript exhibit)
   By W Percy Hedley of Simonburn, This is a document within the collection deposited c 1970 at the NRO by Hedley. It lists names, with events and dates for the Coxons in Redesdale fron c 1500 to 1800
2. [S627] Wilson, Stoker, The Coxons of Woolaw, an analysis by R S Wilson, An analysis of information from various sources concerning the Coxons of Woolaw from about 1500 to 1800. It suggests a possible genealogy from Matthew Cockson, c 1520 to William Coxon, 1736.
3. [S626] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript, Transcribed from NRO 542/35 by R S Wilson. March 2008
   Deposited in NRO c1970, W Percy Hedley of Simonburn. The collection in the NRO are his original manuscript works on numerous Northumbrian families. He was was the author of Northumberland Families, in two volumes published by the Society of Antiquaries. ISBN 0901082031. This could be the old book referred to by Bob Green in his researches.
   The extensive material in the NRO, of which this a part transcript (see the manuscript exhibit), could be the original source material for Hedley s book, and the Book by Beryl Charlton "A history of Redesdale".

George Cockson¹

• Relationships: 8th great-grandfather of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

• Charts references: Ancestors of Robert Coxon

Parents

Biography

• The link between George as father and Matthew is unproved. But they came from Woolaw at about the same time. And it is quite probable that George was the brother of Thomas, both appearing on a Rental Roll in 1618. Thomas is specifically mentioned as the son of Matthew. See my analysis concerning the Coxons of Woolaw.^1,2
• He was born estimated 1580 in Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England.¹
• In Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England, George Coxson was mentioned in the Rental Roll of the Manor of Redesdale in 1618. "Woolaw, George Coxon. 2s 3d. ".¹

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Citations

1. [S628] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript with dates and events from the collection of W Percy Hedley, Transcribed from NRO 3635/3 by R S Wilson. March 2008. (See the manuscript exhibit)
   By W Percy Hedley of Simonburn, This is a document within the collection deposited c 1970 at the NRO by Hedley. It lists names, with events and dates for the Coxons in Redesdale fron c 1500 to 1800
2. [S627] Wilson, Stoker, The Coxons of Woolaw, an analysis by R S Wilson, An analysis of information from various sources concerning the Coxons of Woolaw from about 1500 to 1800. It suggests a possible genealogy from Matthew Cockson, c 1520 to William Coxon, 1736.

Anthony Coxon¹

• Relationships: 8th great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

Parents

Biography

• The link between George as father and Anthony as son is unproved. But Anthony and Matthew were buried within 2 years of each other, possibly suggesting they were brothers.²
• He was born estimated 1647 in Woollaw, Elsdon, Northumberland, England. (DOB estimated. Allow 30 years before DOB first recored child).^1,3
• He married Isabell estimated 1675. (DOM estimated, as just before birth of first recorded child).³
• He died about 20 September 1697.¹
• He was buried on 27 September 1697 in The Churchyard, Elsdon, Northumberland, England.^4,1

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Citations

1. [S628] W Percy Hedley, The Coxons of Redesdale, a handwritten manuscript with dates and events from the collection of W Percy Hedley, Transcribed from NRO 3635/3 by R S Wilson. March 2008. (See the manuscript exhibit)
   By W Percy Hedley of Simonburn, This is a document within the collection deposited c 1970 at the NRO by Hedley. It lists names, with events and dates for the Coxons in Redesdale fron c 1500 to 1800
2. [S627] Wilson, Stoker, The Coxons of Woolaw, an analysis by R S Wilson, An analysis of information from various sources concerning the Coxons of Woolaw from about 1500 to 1800. It suggests a possible genealogy from Matthew Cockson, c 1520 to William Coxon, 1736.
3. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1677. 1st. July. Baptism. An ye Daughter of Anthony Coxon of Woollaw and Isabell his wife was Baptized .
4. [S762] Parish Records for Elsdon, published in a book by the Rev. Thomas Stephens., 1697, 27th. Jun. Anthony Coxon of the woollaw was Buried. Vol. page 36 Register page 56.

Rosemary Eizabeth Garfitt¹

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Citations

1. [S68] Personal memories of the Rev Stoker Wilson, RSW present at marriage

Anne Anderson^1,2

Biography

• She was also known as Anne Coxon.¹
• She was born about 1816.²
• She married James Coxon on 6 April 1850 in The Parish Church, Edlingham, Northumberland, England.^1,2
• She died on 28 January 1876 in Lemington, Northumberland, England.²
• She was buried about February 1876 in The Churchyard, Edlingham, Northumberland, England.²

Census References

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Citations

1. [S60] International Genealogical Index File/Family Search, Marriage: 6th April 1850, Edlingham, James Coxon to Anne Anderson.
2. [S629] Gravestone in Edlingham Churchyard with Coxon names, "In Memory Of
   Ann wife of James Coxon who died
   at Lemmington January 28th 1876
   aged 60 years
   also of the above James Coxon
   who died at Lemmington January 29th 1884
   aged 74 years
   also William their son
   who died at Learchild Cottage Oct 27th 1921
   aged 70 years
   also of Frances his wife
   died at Hobberlaw Farm Dec 6 1923
   aged 79 years
   and of their children who died at
   Lemmington
   George March 10th 1898 aged 12 years"
   Dinah March 1 1897 aged 10
3. [S634] Census 1851, Edlingham, Coxon, James, Head Of Household: Coxon, James
   Census Place: Edlingham
   Household Address: Edlingham Cottages, Edlingham, Northumberland
   James Coxon, Head, Marr. 40m, Journeyman Blacksmith, Northumberland, Alnwick,
   Ann Coxon, Wife, Marr. 36f, Northumberland, Rennington.
4. [S633] Census 1861, Edlingham, Coxon, James, Head Of Household: Coxon, James
   Census Place: Edlingham
   Household Address: Edlingham Village, Northumberland
   James Coxon, Head, Marr. 51m, General Labourer, Northumberland, Alnwick,
   Ann Coxon, Wife, Marr. 45f, general Labourer's wife, Northumberland, Rennington,
   William Coxon, Son, 9m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham.
5. [S632] Census 1871, Lemmington, Coxon, James, Head Of Household: Coxon, James
   Census Place: Lemmington
   Household Address: Lemmington, Edlingham, Northumberland
   James Coxon, Head, Marr. 60m, Roadman, Northumberland, Alnwick,
   Ann Coxon, Wife, Marr. 55f, Northumberland, Rennington,
   William Coxon, Son, Unmarr, 19m, Labourer, Northumberland, Edlingham

William Coxon¹

Parents

Biography

• William Coxon was a Labourer. In 1871 he was a Labourer. In 1881 he was a Road Conrtractor, and in 1901 a Roadman (Lab).^2,3,4
• He was born about August 1851 in Edlingham, Northumberland, England.^5,1
• He married Frances estimated 1873. (DOM estimated before birth of first known child).¹
• He died on 27 October 1921 in Learchild Cottage, Edlingham, Northumberland, England.¹

Census References

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Citations

1. [S629] Gravestone in Edlingham Churchyard with Coxon names, "In Memory Of
   Ann wife of James Coxon who died
   at Lemmington January 28th 1876
   aged 60 years
   also of the above James Coxon
   who died at Lemmington January 29th 1884
   aged 74 years
   also William their son
   who died at Learchild Cottage Oct 27th 1921
   aged 70 years
   also of Frances his wife
   died at Hobberlaw Farm Dec 6 1923
   aged 79 years
   and of their children who died at
   Lemmington
   George March 10th 1898 aged 12 years"
   Dinah March 1 1897 aged 10
2. [S632] Census 1871, Lemmington, Coxon, James, Head Of Household: Coxon, James
   Census Place: Lemmington
   Household Address: Lemmington, Edlingham, Northumberland
   James Coxon, Head, Marr. 60m, Roadman, Northumberland, Alnwick,
   Ann Coxon, Wife, Marr. 55f, Northumberland, Rennington,
   William Coxon, Son, Unmarr, 19m, Labourer, Northumberland, Edlingham
3. [S631] Census 1881, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington Hall, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, Mar, 29m, Road Contractor, Worker, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, Mar, 31f, Road Contractor's Wife, Northumberland, Ilderton
   James Coxon, Son, 2m, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Ann Coxon, Daur, 1f, Northumberland, Lemington,
   John Coxon, Son, 8mths m, Road Lab, Worker, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Margaret Coxon, Daur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Lemington,
   James Coxon, Widr, father, 71m, General Labourer, Northumberland, Heckly,
   Jane Whittle, Serv, 12f, Nurse, Northumberland, Lemmington Mill.
4. [S630] Census 1901, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, M, 49m, Road Lab, Worker, Edlingham, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 57f, Ilderton, Northumberland,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 22m, Rioad Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Annie Coxon, Daughter, S, 21f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 20m, Road Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Daughter, S, 14f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland.
5. [S316] Index: Birth, GRO, Birth. 3Q 1851. William Coxon. Reg District. Alnwick. Vol 25. Pg. 253
6. [S633] Census 1861, Edlingham, Coxon, James, Head Of Household: Coxon, James
   Census Place: Edlingham
   Household Address: Edlingham Village, Northumberland
   James Coxon, Head, Marr. 51m, General Labourer, Northumberland, Alnwick,
   Ann Coxon, Wife, Marr. 45f, general Labourer's wife, Northumberland, Rennington,
   William Coxon, Son, 9m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham.
7. [S685] Census 1891, Lemmington, William Coxon & household, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemmington
   Household Address: Buck House, Lemmington, Northumberland.
   The 1891 Census Record for Lemmington, District 2, is brocken into two areas.
   The records for William & some of his family are separated from the records of George & Frances.
   Further more the family is indexed as "Colon".
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/9 Pg. 2.
   William Coxon, Head M, 39m, Roadman, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 43f, Northumberland, Ilderton,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 12m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Ann Coxon, Daughter, S, 11f, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 10m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Dinah Coxon, Daughter, 8m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/10. Pg. 2.
   George Coxon, Son, S, 7m, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Daug, 5f, Northumberland, Edlingham.

Frances

Biography

• She was also known as Frances Coxon.¹
• She was born in 1844 in Ilderton, Northumberland, England. (DOB estimated from Gravestone, 79 in 1923).^1,2,3
• She married William Coxon estimated 1873. (DOM estimated before birth of first known child).¹
• She died on 6 December 1923 in Hobberlaw Farm, Alnwick, Northumberland, England.¹

Census References

• Last Edited: 11 January 2022 12:59:18

Citations

1. [S629] Gravestone in Edlingham Churchyard with Coxon names, "In Memory Of
   Ann wife of James Coxon who died
   at Lemmington January 28th 1876
   aged 60 years
   also of the above James Coxon
   who died at Lemmington January 29th 1884
   aged 74 years
   also William their son
   who died at Learchild Cottage Oct 27th 1921
   aged 70 years
   also of Frances his wife
   died at Hobberlaw Farm Dec 6 1923
   aged 79 years
   and of their children who died at
   Lemmington
   George March 10th 1898 aged 12 years"
   Dinah March 1 1897 aged 10
2. [S631] Census 1881, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington Hall, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, Mar, 29m, Road Contractor, Worker, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, Mar, 31f, Road Contractor's Wife, Northumberland, Ilderton
   James Coxon, Son, 2m, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Ann Coxon, Daur, 1f, Northumberland, Lemington,
   John Coxon, Son, 8mths m, Road Lab, Worker, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Margaret Coxon, Daur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Lemington,
   James Coxon, Widr, father, 71m, General Labourer, Northumberland, Heckly,
   Jane Whittle, Serv, 12f, Nurse, Northumberland, Lemmington Mill.
3. [S630] Census 1901, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, M, 49m, Road Lab, Worker, Edlingham, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 57f, Ilderton, Northumberland,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 22m, Rioad Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Annie Coxon, Daughter, S, 21f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 20m, Road Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Daughter, S, 14f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland.
4. [S685] Census 1891, Lemmington, William Coxon & household, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemmington
   Household Address: Buck House, Lemmington, Northumberland.
   The 1891 Census Record for Lemmington, District 2, is brocken into two areas.
   The records for William & some of his family are separated from the records of George & Frances.
   Further more the family is indexed as "Colon".
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/9 Pg. 2.
   William Coxon, Head M, 39m, Roadman, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 43f, Northumberland, Ilderton,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 12m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Ann Coxon, Daughter, S, 11f, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 10m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Dinah Coxon, Daughter, 8m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/10. Pg. 2.
   George Coxon, Son, S, 7m, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Daug, 5f, Northumberland, Edlingham.

George Coxon¹

Parents

Biography

• He was born about October 1883.^1,2
• He died on 10 March 1896 in Lemington, Northumberland, England.^1,3

Census References

• Last Edited: 11 January 2022 12:59:18

Citations

1. [S629] Gravestone in Edlingham Churchyard with Coxon names, "In Memory Of
   Ann wife of James Coxon who died
   at Lemmington January 28th 1876
   aged 60 years
   also of the above James Coxon
   who died at Lemmington January 29th 1884
   aged 74 years
   also William their son
   who died at Learchild Cottage Oct 27th 1921
   aged 70 years
   also of Frances his wife
   died at Hobberlaw Farm Dec 6 1923
   aged 79 years
   and of their children who died at
   Lemmington
   George March 10th 1898 aged 12 years"
   Dinah March 1 1897 aged 10
2. [S316] Index: Birth, GRO, Birth: George Coxon. 4Q. 1883. Reg. District Alnwick. Vol 10b. Pg. 372.
3. [S313] Index: Death, GRO, Death: GeorgeCoxon, aged 12 yrs. 2Q 1896. Reg. Dist. Alnwick. Vol. 10b. Pg. 239.
4. [S685] Census 1891, Lemmington, William Coxon & household, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemmington
   Household Address: Buck House, Lemmington, Northumberland.
   The 1891 Census Record for Lemmington, District 2, is brocken into two areas.
   The records for William & some of his family are separated from the records of George & Frances.
   Further more the family is indexed as "Colon".
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/9 Pg. 2.
   William Coxon, Head M, 39m, Roadman, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 43f, Northumberland, Ilderton,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 12m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Ann Coxon, Daughter, S, 11f, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 10m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Dinah Coxon, Daughter, 8m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/10. Pg. 2.
   George Coxon, Son, S, 7m, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Daug, 5f, Northumberland, Edlingham.

Dinah Coxon¹

Parents

Biography

• She was born about April 1882.^2,1
• She died on 1 March 1897 in Lemington, Northumberland, England.^3,1

Census References

• Last Edited: 11 January 2022 12:59:18

Citations

1. [S629] Gravestone in Edlingham Churchyard with Coxon names, "In Memory Of
   Ann wife of James Coxon who died
   at Lemmington January 28th 1876
   aged 60 years
   also of the above James Coxon
   who died at Lemmington January 29th 1884
   aged 74 years
   also William their son
   who died at Learchild Cottage Oct 27th 1921
   aged 70 years
   also of Frances his wife
   died at Hobberlaw Farm Dec 6 1923
   aged 79 years
   and of their children who died at
   Lemmington
   George March 10th 1898 aged 12 years"
   Dinah March 1 1897 aged 10
2. [S316] Index: Birth, GRO, Birth: Dinah Coxon. 2Q. 1882. Reg. District Alnwick. Vol 10b. Pg. 385.
3. [S313] Index: Death, GRO, Death: Dinah Coxon, aged 14 yrs. 1Q 1897. Reg. Dist. Alnwick. Vol. 10b. Pg. 266.
4. [S685] Census 1891, Lemmington, William Coxon & household, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemmington
   Household Address: Buck House, Lemmington, Northumberland.
   The 1891 Census Record for Lemmington, District 2, is brocken into two areas.
   The records for William & some of his family are separated from the records of George & Frances.
   Further more the family is indexed as "Colon".
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/9 Pg. 2.
   William Coxon, Head M, 39m, Roadman, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 43f, Northumberland, Ilderton,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 12m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Ann Coxon, Daughter, S, 11f, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 10m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Dinah Coxon, Daughter, 8m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/10. Pg. 2.
   George Coxon, Son, S, 7m, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Daug, 5f, Northumberland, Edlingham.

James Coxon¹

Parents

Biography

• He was born about 1879 in Lemmington Hall, Edlingham, Northumberland, England. (DOB from census data).¹

Census References

• Last Edited: 11 January 2022 12:59:18

Citations

1. [S630] Census 1901, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, M, 49m, Road Lab, Worker, Edlingham, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 57f, Ilderton, Northumberland,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 22m, Rioad Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Annie Coxon, Daughter, S, 21f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 20m, Road Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Daughter, S, 14f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland.
2. [S631] Census 1881, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington Hall, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, Mar, 29m, Road Contractor, Worker, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, Mar, 31f, Road Contractor's Wife, Northumberland, Ilderton
   James Coxon, Son, 2m, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Ann Coxon, Daur, 1f, Northumberland, Lemington,
   John Coxon, Son, 8mths m, Road Lab, Worker, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Margaret Coxon, Daur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Lemington,
   James Coxon, Widr, father, 71m, General Labourer, Northumberland, Heckly,
   Jane Whittle, Serv, 12f, Nurse, Northumberland, Lemmington Mill.
3. [S685] Census 1891, Lemmington, William Coxon & household, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemmington
   Household Address: Buck House, Lemmington, Northumberland.
   The 1891 Census Record for Lemmington, District 2, is brocken into two areas.
   The records for William & some of his family are separated from the records of George & Frances.
   Further more the family is indexed as "Colon".
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/9 Pg. 2.
   William Coxon, Head M, 39m, Roadman, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 43f, Northumberland, Ilderton,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 12m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Ann Coxon, Daughter, S, 11f, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 10m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Dinah Coxon, Daughter, 8m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/10. Pg. 2.
   George Coxon, Son, S, 7m, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Daug, 5f, Northumberland, Edlingham.

Annie Coxon¹

Parents

Biography

• She was born about 1880 in Lemmington Hall, Edlingham, Northumberland, England. (DOB from census data).¹

Census References

• Last Edited: 11 January 2022 12:59:18

Citations

1. [S629] Gravestone in Edlingham Churchyard with Coxon names, "In Memory Of
   Ann wife of James Coxon who died
   at Lemmington January 28th 1876
   aged 60 years
   also of the above James Coxon
   who died at Lemmington January 29th 1884
   aged 74 years
   also William their son
   who died at Learchild Cottage Oct 27th 1921
   aged 70 years
   also of Frances his wife
   died at Hobberlaw Farm Dec 6 1923
   aged 79 years
   and of their children who died at
   Lemmington
   George March 10th 1898 aged 12 years"
   Dinah March 1 1897 aged 10
2. [S631] Census 1881, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington Hall, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, Mar, 29m, Road Contractor, Worker, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, Mar, 31f, Road Contractor's Wife, Northumberland, Ilderton
   James Coxon, Son, 2m, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Ann Coxon, Daur, 1f, Northumberland, Lemington,
   John Coxon, Son, 8mths m, Road Lab, Worker, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Margaret Coxon, Daur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Lemington,
   James Coxon, Widr, father, 71m, General Labourer, Northumberland, Heckly,
   Jane Whittle, Serv, 12f, Nurse, Northumberland, Lemmington Mill.
3. [S685] Census 1891, Lemmington, William Coxon & household, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemmington
   Household Address: Buck House, Lemmington, Northumberland.
   The 1891 Census Record for Lemmington, District 2, is brocken into two areas.
   The records for William & some of his family are separated from the records of George & Frances.
   Further more the family is indexed as "Colon".
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/9 Pg. 2.
   William Coxon, Head M, 39m, Roadman, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 43f, Northumberland, Ilderton,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 12m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Ann Coxon, Daughter, S, 11f, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 10m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Dinah Coxon, Daughter, 8m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/10. Pg. 2.
   George Coxon, Son, S, 7m, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Daug, 5f, Northumberland, Edlingham.
4. [S630] Census 1901, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, M, 49m, Road Lab, Worker, Edlingham, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 57f, Ilderton, Northumberland,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 22m, Rioad Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Annie Coxon, Daughter, S, 21f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 20m, Road Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Daughter, S, 14f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland.

John Coxon¹

Parents

Biography

• He was born about August 1880 in Lemmington Hall, Edlingham, Northumberland, England. (DOB from 1881 census, 8mths at that time).¹

Census References

• Last Edited: 11 January 2022 12:59:18

Citations

1. [S629] Gravestone in Edlingham Churchyard with Coxon names, "In Memory Of
   Ann wife of James Coxon who died
   at Lemmington January 28th 1876
   aged 60 years
   also of the above James Coxon
   who died at Lemmington January 29th 1884
   aged 74 years
   also William their son
   who died at Learchild Cottage Oct 27th 1921
   aged 70 years
   also of Frances his wife
   died at Hobberlaw Farm Dec 6 1923
   aged 79 years
   and of their children who died at
   Lemmington
   George March 10th 1898 aged 12 years"
   Dinah March 1 1897 aged 10
2. [S631] Census 1881, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington Hall, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, Mar, 29m, Road Contractor, Worker, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, Mar, 31f, Road Contractor's Wife, Northumberland, Ilderton
   James Coxon, Son, 2m, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Ann Coxon, Daur, 1f, Northumberland, Lemington,
   John Coxon, Son, 8mths m, Road Lab, Worker, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Margaret Coxon, Daur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Lemington,
   James Coxon, Widr, father, 71m, General Labourer, Northumberland, Heckly,
   Jane Whittle, Serv, 12f, Nurse, Northumberland, Lemmington Mill.
3. [S685] Census 1891, Lemmington, William Coxon & household, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemmington
   Household Address: Buck House, Lemmington, Northumberland.
   The 1891 Census Record for Lemmington, District 2, is brocken into two areas.
   The records for William & some of his family are separated from the records of George & Frances.
   Further more the family is indexed as "Colon".
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/9 Pg. 2.
   William Coxon, Head M, 39m, Roadman, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 43f, Northumberland, Ilderton,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 12m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Ann Coxon, Daughter, S, 11f, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 10m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Dinah Coxon, Daughter, 8m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/10. Pg. 2.
   George Coxon, Son, S, 7m, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Daug, 5f, Northumberland, Edlingham.
4. [S630] Census 1901, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, M, 49m, Road Lab, Worker, Edlingham, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 57f, Ilderton, Northumberland,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 22m, Rioad Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Annie Coxon, Daughter, S, 21f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 20m, Road Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Daughter, S, 14f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland.

Frances Coxon¹

Parents

Biography

• She was born about 1887 in Lemmington Hall, Edlingham, Northumberland, England. (DOB from census data).¹

Census References

• Last Edited: 11 January 2022 12:59:18

Citations

1. [S629] Gravestone in Edlingham Churchyard with Coxon names, "In Memory Of
   Ann wife of James Coxon who died
   at Lemmington January 28th 1876
   aged 60 years
   also of the above James Coxon
   who died at Lemmington January 29th 1884
   aged 74 years
   also William their son
   who died at Learchild Cottage Oct 27th 1921
   aged 70 years
   also of Frances his wife
   died at Hobberlaw Farm Dec 6 1923
   aged 79 years
   and of their children who died at
   Lemmington
   George March 10th 1898 aged 12 years"
   Dinah March 1 1897 aged 10
2. [S685] Census 1891, Lemmington, William Coxon & household, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemmington
   Household Address: Buck House, Lemmington, Northumberland.
   The 1891 Census Record for Lemmington, District 2, is brocken into two areas.
   The records for William & some of his family are separated from the records of George & Frances.
   Further more the family is indexed as "Colon".
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/9 Pg. 2.
   William Coxon, Head M, 39m, Roadman, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 43f, Northumberland, Ilderton,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 12m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Ann Coxon, Daughter, S, 11f, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 10m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Dinah Coxon, Daughter, 8m, Scholar, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   On RG12/4265/10. Pg. 2.
   George Coxon, Son, S, 7m, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Daug, 5f, Northumberland, Edlingham.
3. [S630] Census 1901, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, M, 49m, Road Lab, Worker, Edlingham, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, M, 57f, Ilderton, Northumberland,
   James Coxon, Son, S, 22m, Rioad Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Annie Coxon, Daughter, S, 21f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   John Coxon, Son, S, 20m, Road Lab, Worker, Lemington Hall, Northumberland,
   Frances Coxon, Daughter, S, 14f, Lemington Hall, Northumberland.

Margaret Coxon¹

Parents

Biography

• She was born about 1874 in Lemmington, Edlingham, Northumberland, England.¹

Census References

• Last Edited: 11 January 2022 12:59:18

Citations

1. [S631] Census 1881, Lemmington, Coxon, William, Census Type: National
   Head Of Household: Coxon, William
   Census Place: Lemington
   Household Address: Lemmington Hall, Edlingham, Northumberland
   William Coxon, Head, Mar, 29m, Road Contractor, Worker, Northumberland, Edlingham,
   Frances Coxon, Wife, Mar, 31f, Road Contractor's Wife, Northumberland, Ilderton
   James Coxon, Son, 2m, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Ann Coxon, Daur, 1f, Northumberland, Lemington,
   John Coxon, Son, 8mths m, Road Lab, Worker, Northumberland, Lemington,
   Margaret Coxon, Daur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Lemington,
   James Coxon, Widr, father, 71m, General Labourer, Northumberland, Heckly,
   Jane Whittle, Serv, 12f, Nurse, Northumberland, Lemmington Mill.

Ralph Southern

• Relationships: 5th great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

Parents

Biography

• He was born in February 1728 in Edlingham, Northumberland, England.^1,2
• He was baptised on 14 February 1728 in The Parish Church, Edlingham, Northumberland, England.^1,2

• Last Edited: 11 January 2022 12:59:18

Citations

1. [S723] Baptism Registers Parish Church, Edlingham, 1728. Feb. 14. Ralph, s. Thomas Southren. Edl.
2. [S60] International Genealogical Index File/Family Search, Christening, Male. Edlingham. 14/2/1728. Ralph Southern, Father Thomas. (1658 - 1812, Batch P001181, Source Call. 0599157 IT 1)