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Mary Simpson

F, #201, Deceased, b. 1807

Relationships: 3rd great-aunt of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: Thomas Simpson (b. about January 1780)
Mother*: Mary Lee (b. about 1780)

Biography

Mary Simpson was Church of England.
She was born in 1807.
She was baptised in 1807 in The Parish Church, Ponteland, Northumberland, England.

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	She was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Dinnington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Member of Household].¹

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Citations

[S317] Census, 1841, Dinnington. Thos Simpson., Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Bell, Thos
Census Place: Dinnington
Household Address: Dinnington
Thos Simpson, 60m, Shoemaker, Northumberland
Mary Simpson, 60f, Northumberland.
Dorothy Simpson, 29f, Northumberland.
Ann Simpson, 27f, Northumberland.
Thomas Simpson, 25m, Shoemaker, Northumberland.
Mary Simpson, 6f, Northumberland.
David Belt, 15m, Shoemakers Apprentice. Northumberland.

Sarah

F, #202, Deceased, b. about 1816

Relationships: Partner of Thomas Simpson (3rd great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson)

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Family: Thomas Simpson (b. about 1816)

Thomas Simpson (b. about 1844)
John Simpson (b. about August 1845)
Mary Elizabeth Simpson (b. about August 1848)
Sarah Simpson (b. November 1849, d. before 1861)
Joseph Simpson (b. February 1851)

Biography

She was also known as Sarah Simpson.
She was born about 1816.
She married Thomas Simpson estimated 1843. (DOM estimated from DOB eldest known child).

Census References

Census	Sentence
1851	She was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Dinnington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Wife].¹
1861	She was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Dinnington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Wife].²
1871	She was listed in the census on 2 April 1871 in Dinnington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Wife].³

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Citations

[S522] National Census for 1851, Thomas Simpson & Household, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Simpson, Thomas
Census Place: Dinnington
Household Address: Dinnington
Thomas Simpson Jnr, Head, Marr, 34m, Shoemaker, Northumberland, Dinnington,
Sarah Simpson, Wife, Marr, 35f, Northumberland, Blyth,
Thomas Simpson, Son, 7m, Scholar, Northumberland, Dinnington,
John Simpson, Son, 5m, Scholar, Northumberland, Dinnington,
Mary Simpson, Daur, 3, Northumberland, Dinnington,
Sarah Simpson, Daur, 1f, Northumberland, Dinnington,
Joseph Simpson, Son, 1month m, Northumberland, Dinnington.
[S147] National Census for 1861, Thomas Simpson & Household, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Simpson, Thomas
Census Place: Dinnington
Household Address: Dinnington
Thomas Simpson, Head, Married, 45, Shoemaker, Dinnington
Sarah Simpson, Wife, Married, 45 Cowpen
Mary E Simpson, Daugh, 13, Dinnington
Joseph Simpson, Son, 10, Dinnington
[S149] Census, 1871, Dinnington, Thomas Simpson, Head Of Household: Simpson, Thomas
Census Place: Dinnington
Household Address: Dinnington
Thomas Simpson, Head Marr, 54m, Bootmaker, Northumberland, Dinnington.
Sarah Simpson, Wife, Marr, 54f, Northumberland, Cowpen.
Mary E Simpson, Daur, Unmarr, 23f, Northumberland, Dinnington.
Joseph Simpson, Son, Unmarr, 20m, Bootmaker, Northumberland, Dinnington.

Isabella Curry

F, #203, Deceased, b. about 1772, d. 1 January 1855

Relationships: 3rd great-grandmother of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Charts references: Ancestors of Robert Coxon

Parents

Father*: Thomas Curry (b. 1735)

Family: John Coxon (b. about November 1767, d. 23 May 1833)

William Coxon+ (b. about August 1795, d. 18 January 1828)
Thomas Coxon+ (b. about 20 October 1796, d. before 1871)
John Coxon+ (b. 15 November 1798, d. 7 September 1873)
Annie Coxon+ (b. 31 December 1800, d. between 1842 and 1851)
Susannah Coxon+ (b. 9 March 1804, d. about 25 July 1851)
Eleanor Coxon (b. 3 July 1806, d. 15 November 1812)
Robert Coxon (b. 27 July 1808, d. about February 1896)
Isabella Coxon+ (b. 6 November 1810, d. about May 1880)
George Coxon (b. 24 March 1813, d. 21 August 1871)
Edward Coxon (b. 27 November 1815, d. after 5 April 1891)

Biography

She was also known as Isabella Coxon.
She was born about 1772 in Bogend, Berwickshire, England. (DOB estimated from Date Burial).^1,2
She married John Coxon on 17 November 1794 in Cornhill, Northumberland, England. (Marriage, John Coxon of the parish of Norham and Isable Curry of this parish).³
She lives at Address before 1 January 1855 in Ponteland, Northumberland, England, (Address at Ponteland taken from Burial record).
She died on 1 January 1855 in Ponteland, Northumberland, England. (Ponteland from Lois Saleeba).⁴
She was buried on 4 January 1855 in The Churchyard, Longframlington, Northumberland, England. (She appears to have been brought back from Ponteland for burial at Longframlington).^5,6

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	She was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Member of Household].⁷

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Citations

[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 2/12/1810, Born, 6/11/1810. Coxon, Isabella 4 daug of Coxon, John, native of Overgrass Mill, Felton, & Isabella, native of Bogen, Berwick, Maiden name: CURRY, Brinkburn
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, NDFHS NBl. Marriage Index 1813-1817.
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Quoted Source: Cornhill Parish Registers
[S74] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (West facing)., Isabella Coxon wife of John Coxon, died Jan 1st, 1885, Aged 83
[S74] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (West facing)., "Isabella Coxon wife of John Coxon, died Jan 1st, 1885, Aged 83". RSW has photocopy.
[S323] Burial record for Isabella Coxon, Churchyard, Longframlington, Aged 83, 1855., Parish: Longframlington
Isabella Coxon, Parish of Ponteland, Jany 4th. (1855) 83 yrs. T. Ilderton, Vicar.
[S31] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Isabella Coxon and family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Isabella
Census Place: Longframlington
Iabella Coxon, 65f, Widow, Northumberland,
Robert Coxon, 31m, Farmer, Northumberland,
George Coxon, 27m, Northumberland,
Edward Coxon, 25m, Northumberland,
John Coxon, 18m, Northumberland,
Isabella Coxon, 16f, Northumberland.

Edward Coxon

M, #204, Deceased, b. 27 November 1815, d. after 5 April 1891

Relationships: 3rd great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: John Coxon (b. about November 1767, d. 23 May 1833)
Mother*: Isabella Curry (b. about 1772, d. 1 January 1855)

Biography

He was born on 27 November 1815 in Weldon Mill, Longframlington, Northumberland, England. (Baptism register: no birthplace entered. Assumed same as siblings).¹
He was baptised on 17 December 1815 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.
He married Alice estimated 1845. (DOM between census of 1841 and 1861).
He died after 5 April 1891. (He was alive at the time of the1891 Census).

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	He was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Member of Household].²
1861	He was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Bilton Junction, Lesbury, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].³
1871	He was listed in the census on 2 April 1871 in Bilton Mill, Lesbury, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].⁴
1881	He was listed in the census on 3 April 1881 in Bilton Mill, Lesbury, Northumberland, England. (Robert Coxon is living with his brother Edward as an unemployed farmer).⁵
1891	He was listed in the census on 5 April 1891 in Wagon Way Road (7), Alnwick, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].⁶

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Citations

[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 17/12/1815, Born, 27/11/1815, Coxon, Edward 6 son of Coxon, John, native of Overgrass Mill, Felton, & Isabella, native of Boagend Northside of the Tweed, North Britain, Maiden name: CURRY
[S31] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Isabella Coxon and family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Isabella
Census Place: Longframlington
Iabella Coxon, 65f, Widow, Northumberland,
Robert Coxon, 31m, Farmer, Northumberland,
George Coxon, 27m, Northumberland,
Edward Coxon, 25m, Northumberland,
John Coxon, 18m, Northumberland,
Isabella Coxon, 16f, Northumberland.
[S546] Census 1861, Lesbury, Edward Coxon & famill, Head Of Household: Coxon, Edward
Census Place: Lesbury
Household Address: Bilton Junction, Lesbury, Northumberland
Edward Coxon, Head, Marr, 45m, Farmer & Miller of 50 acres, Northumberland, Weldon,
Alice Coxon, Wife, Marr, 43f, Northumberland, Birling,
Elizabeth Grey, Visitor, W, 71f, Northumberland, Rugley,
+ other serving memebers of household. Eleanor Richie, William Turnbull, Richard Miles.
[S547] Census 1871, Lesbury, Edward Coxon & famill, Head Of Household: Coxon, Edward
Census Place: Lesbury
Household Address: Bilton Mill, Lesbury, Northumberland
Edward Coxon, Head, Marr, 54m, Farmer & Miller (of 46 ac, 3 men), Northumberland, Weldon,
Alice Coxon, Wife, Marr, 53f, Northumberland, Berlin,
Isabella Marshall, Niece, Unm, 21f, Northumberland, Newcastle,
+ other serving members of household --
John Young (shepherd), Charles Moiffat (Serv), Robert Gibson (Serv), Catherine Hindhaugh (Serv).
[S542] Census 1881, Lesbury, Edward Coxon & famill, Head Of Household: Coxon, Edward
Census Place: Lesbury
Household Address: Bilton Mill, Lesbury, Northumberland
Edward Coxon, Head, Marr, 66m, Farmer of 52 acres, 3 labs, Northumberland, Felton,
Alice Coxon, Wife, Marr, 64f, Northumberland, Chevington,
Robert Coxon, Serv, Unm, 72, Farmer unemployed, Northumberland, Felton,
John Ramsay Serv, ----
Elizabeth Weatherbeater? Serv, ---
Robert Davsion, Serv
[S543] Census 1891, Alnwick, Edward Coxon & famill, Head Of Household: Coxon, Edward
Census Place: Alnwick
Household Address: 7 Wagon Way Road, Alnwick, Northumberland
Edward Coxon, Head, M, 75m, Living on his own means, Northumberland, Weldon Bridge, Felton,
Alice Coxon, Wife, Ma, 73f, Northumberland, Birling, Warkworth,
Robert Coxon, Brother, S, 82m, Living on his own means, Northumberland, Weldon Bridge, Felton,
Alice E Pallister, GreatNeice, S, 17f, Northumberland, Lowick,
Thomas W Pallister, Great Nephew, S, 15m, House Painters Apprentice, Northumberland, Tweedmouth.

John Coxon

M, #205, Deceased, b. 31 July 1821, d. about 25 August 1846

Relationships: 1st cousin 3 times removed of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: William Coxon (b. about August 1795, d. 18 January 1828)
Mother*: Mary Scott (b. about 1800, d. before 7 June 1841)

Biography

He was buried in The Churchyard, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.¹
He was born on 31 July 1821 in Weldon Mill, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.^2,3
He was baptised on 12 August 1821 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.²
He died about 25 August 1846 in Cartington Blue Mill, Rothbury, Northumberland, England. (DOD estimated from Burial record).¹

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	He was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Member of Household].⁴

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Citations

[S72] Burial Record of John Coxon, Aged 25. 1846, Parish: Longframlington
John Coxon, Cartington Blue Mill parish of Rothbury, August 30th (1846), 25, AA Ridley, Officiating minister.
[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 12/8/1821, Born 31/7/1821 Coxon, John 1 son of Coxon, William, Scott, Mary Weldon Mill, Brinkburn
[S31] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Isabella Coxon and family, "John Coxon, Male, 18, ".
[S31] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Isabella Coxon and family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Isabella
Census Place: Longframlington
Iabella Coxon, 65f, Widow, Northumberland,
Robert Coxon, 31m, Farmer, Northumberland,
George Coxon, 27m, Northumberland,
Edward Coxon, 25m, Northumberland,
John Coxon, 18m, Northumberland,
Isabella Coxon, 16f, Northumberland.

Isabella Coxon

F, #206, Deceased, b. 26 February 1823

Relationships: 1st cousin 3 times removed of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: William Coxon (b. about August 1795, d. 18 January 1828)
Mother*: Mary Scott (b. about 1800, d. before 7 June 1841)

Biography

She was born on 26 February 1823 in Weldon Mill, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.¹
She was baptised on 9 March 1823 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.¹
On 7 June 1841 Isabella Coxon lived (John & and his sister Isabella appear to be living with their Aunt Isabella, and cousins Robert, George & Edward, after the early death of their parents).²

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	She was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Member of Household].²

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Citations

[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 9/3/1823, Born 26/2/1823, Coxon, Isabella, 1 daug of Coxon, William, Scott, Mary Weldon Mill, Brinkburn
[S31] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Isabella Coxon and family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Isabella
Census Place: Longframlington
Iabella Coxon, 65f, Widow, Northumberland,
Robert Coxon, 31m, Farmer, Northumberland,
George Coxon, 27m, Northumberland,
Edward Coxon, 25m, Northumberland,
John Coxon, 18m, Northumberland,
Isabella Coxon, 16f, Northumberland.

James Jamieson

M, #207, Deceased, b. 8 December 1772, d. 21 March 1855

Relationships: 3rd great-grandfather of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

Family Explorer

Charts references: Ancestors of Julia A Davison

Parents

Father*: Robert Jamieson (b. estimated 1740)
Mother*: Isabel Dickson (b. 1740)

Family: Julian Cairns (b. about December 1773, d. 20 February 1855)

Robert Jamieson (b. 19 January 1800)
Issac Jamieson (b. about February 1802, d. 1837)
James Jamieson (b. 1810)
Janet Jamieson (b. 1812)
William Jamieson+ (b. 1819, d. about February 1893)

Biography

He was born on 8 December 1772 in Kelso, Roxburgh, Scotland.¹
He was baptised on 13 December 1772 in Kelso, Roxburgh, Scotland.^2,3
He married Julian Cairns estimated 1798. (DOM just an estimate).
He died on 21 March 1855 in Smailholm, Berwickshire, Scotland, at age 83y.⁴

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	He was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Easter Softlaw, Sprouston, Roxburgh, Scotland. [Witness Role: Member of Household].¹
1851	He was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Sprouston, Roxburgh, Scotland, at age 82y.⁵

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Citations

[S169] Census Record 1841 showing Jamieson family, Census Type: Photocopy of form
Head Of Household: Jamieson, James
Census Place: Sprouston
Household Address: Easter Softlaw
James Jamieson, 75 male, Ag. Lab, Roxburghshire
Julian Jamieson, 75 female. Roxburghshire
William Jamieson, 20 male, Ag Lab. Roxburghshire
Jane Jamieson, 5, female. Roxburghshire
Helen Scott, 20 female, F S. OUC
[S972] Bapt Record. 1772. Kelso. James Jamieson, "Robert Jamieson & Isobel Dickson his spouse had a son names James born on born on the 8th and Baptised on the 13th December 1772. Witnesses James & John Jamieson. "
[S60] International Genealogical Index File/Family Search, Christening. Event Date: 13 Dec 1772. Event Place: Kelso, Roxburghshire, Scotland
James Jamieson: Father's Name: Robert Jamieson. Mother's Name: Isabell Dickson.
[S970] Reg. Death. Scotland. 1855, James Jamieson., Extract from Register:
1855. Deaths in the Parish of Smailholm, County of Roxburgh.
Jamieson, James, Male, 83yrs. Born Kelso (16 mths in Smailholm). Parents: Robert Jamieson, Labourer (Deceased). Isabel Dickson (Deceased), Married to Julian Cairns (Deceased).
Children: 1st, Robert 55. 2nd, Isaac, deceased in 1837. 3rd, James 45. 4th, Janet 43. 5th, William 36.
Died, 1855. March 21st. Obertory?, Smailholm. Decay of Nature, No medical attandant. Burial Ground of Smailholm. Informant, Alexr Grieve, Son in Law.
[S969] Census, 1851, Sprouston, James & Julian Jamieson., Parish of Sprouston.
James Jamieson, Head, Mar, 82m, Pauper (Ag. Lab) Roxburghshire, Kelso.
Julian Jamieson, Wife, Mar, 86f, Pauper, Roxburghshire, Kelso.

Julian Cairns

F, #208, Deceased, b. about December 1773, d. 20 February 1855

Relationships: 3rd great-grandmother of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Charts references: Ancestors of Julia A Davison

Parents

Father*: Isaac Cairns (b. about 20 September 1736)
Mother*: Janet Alexander (b. estimated 1740)

Family: James Jamieson (b. 8 December 1772, d. 21 March 1855)

Robert Jamieson (b. 19 January 1800)
Issac Jamieson (b. about February 1802, d. 1837)
James Jamieson (b. 1810)
Janet Jamieson (b. 1812)
William Jamieson+ (b. 1819, d. about February 1893)

Biography

She was also known as Julian Jamieson.
She was also known as Janet.
She was born about December 1773 in Eccles, Berwickshire, Scotland. (DOB estimated from Baptism record).¹
She was baptised on 23 December 1773 in Eccles, Berwickshire, Scotland. (Note: In baptism record she is named "Janet").²
She married James Jamieson estimated 1798. (DOM just an estimate).
She died on 20 February 1855 in Smailholm, Berwickshire, Scotland, at age 86y.¹

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	She was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Easter Softlaw, Sprouston, Roxburgh, Scotland. [Witness Role: Member of Household].³
1851	She was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Sprouston, Roxburgh, Scotland.⁴

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Citations

[S968] Death Register, Scotland, 1855, Julian Jamieson
[S971] Website: ScotlandsPeople, Old Parish Registers Births and baptisms.
CAIRNS, JANET. ISAAC CAIRNS/JANET ALEXANDER FR781 (FR781). F.
23/12/1773. 737/ 40 88. Eccles.
[S169] Census Record 1841 showing Jamieson family, Census Type: Photocopy of form
Head Of Household: Jamieson, James
Census Place: Sprouston
Household Address: Easter Softlaw
James Jamieson, 75 male, Ag. Lab, Roxburghshire
Julian Jamieson, 75 female. Roxburghshire
William Jamieson, 20 male, Ag Lab. Roxburghshire
Jane Jamieson, 5, female. Roxburghshire
Helen Scott, 20 female, F S. OUC
[S969] Census, 1851, Sprouston, James & Julian Jamieson., (There has to be question about her age given here as 86)

Jane Jamieson

F, #209, Deceased, b. about 1836

Biography

She was born about 1836 (at age 5y). (DOB estimated from census data)Jane may be granddaughter to James & Julia Ann Jamieson.¹

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	She was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Easter Softlaw, Sprouston, Roxburgh, Scotland. [Witness Role: Member of Household].¹

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Citations

[S169] Census Record 1841 showing Jamieson family, Census Type: Photocopy of form
Head Of Household: Jamieson, James
Census Place: Sprouston
Household Address: Easter Softlaw
James Jamieson, 75 male, Ag. Lab, Roxburghshire
Julian Jamieson, 75 female. Roxburghshire
William Jamieson, 20 male, Ag Lab. Roxburghshire
Jane Jamieson, 5, female. Roxburghshire
Helen Scott, 20 female, F S. OUC

Eleanor Coxon

F, #210, Deceased, b. 3 July 1806, d. 15 November 1812

Relationships: 3rd great-aunt of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: John Coxon (b. about November 1767, d. 23 May 1833)
Mother*: Isabella Curry (b. about 1772, d. 1 January 1855)

Biography

She was born on 3 July 1806 in Weldon Mill, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.^1,2
She was baptised on 13 July 1806 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.¹
She died on 15 November 1812 in Northumberland, England. (Date of death estimated from date of burial).^3,4
She was buried after 15 November 1812 in The Churchyard, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.⁵

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Citations

[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 13/7/1806, Born, 3/7/1806. Coxon, Elinder to Coxon, John son of William Coxon & Isabella daug of Thomas Curry, Maiden name: CURRY, Weldon Mill, Brinkburn
[S74] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (West facing)., Eleanor Coxon record
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, NDFHS MI's of Nbl
[S74] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (West facing)., "Eleanor daughter of John and Isabella Coxon died Nov 15th. 1812 aged 6 years".
[S74] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (West facing)., (West facing)
N MEMORY OF
JOHN SON OF
HENRY AND SUSANNAH COXON
OF STANTON MILL
died Febry 28 1841 aged 6 years.
HENRY their SON
died May 17. 1842 aged 4 years.
ISAAC their son died May 21 1872 aged 42 years.
Also of ANN beloved wife of Joseph Scott and sister
of the above ISAAC who died at Rothbury June 21st 1908 aged 62 years.
ALSO OF ANN, THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOSEPH SCOTT, AND SISTER OF THE ABOVE
Isaac, WHO DIED AT ROTHBURY June 21. 1908
AGED 62 YEARS.

William Coxon

M, #211, Deceased, b. about August 1795, d. 18 January 1828

Relationships: 3rd great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: John Coxon (b. about November 1767, d. 23 May 1833)
Mother*: Isabella Curry (b. about 1772, d. 1 January 1855)

Family: Mary Scott (b. about 1800, d. before 7 June 1841)

John Coxon (b. 31 July 1821, d. about 25 August 1846)
Isabella Coxon (b. 26 February 1823)

Biography

He was born about August 1795 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. DOB estimated from Gravestone in Longframlington Churchyard. (Aged 32 yrs in 1828) (There is evidence for a DOB of both Thomas Coxon and William Coxon in1796. Thomas has a baptism record and William a DOD and age on his gravestone. Strangely there seems to be no record of William's Baptism. William could have been born any time from Jan 1795 to Jan 1796 to have an age at death of 32yrs. If he was born in mid 1975, there would have been time for Thomas' birth in Oct 1796. Furthermore if his parents conceived soon after their marriage he would have been born after August 1795. I therefore place his DOB at around September1795).^1,2
He married Mary Scott on 10 June 1820 in The Parish Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England. The marriage was witnessed by John Coxon.^3,4
He died on 18 January 1828 in Northumberland, England.^2,5
He was buried on 21 January 1828 in The Churchyard, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.^6,7

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Citations

[S38] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (Eastfacing)., William Their Son Died Janry 18th 1828 Aged 32 years
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Quoted Source: MI's of Longframlington
[S29] Marriage Record for William Coxon & Mary Scott, (c10/6/1820), William Coxon of the parish of Framlington and Mary Scott of the parish of Warkworth were married in this church by Licence with consent of parents by licence on this tenth day of June, 1820. Witnesses John Coxon and Robt Leighton.
[S649] J. A. Readie's Index of Marriage in Northumberland, Coxon, Wm, Fram. Scott, Mary, Warkworth. at Fram (L). 10/16/1820.
[S74] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (West facing)., William Their (John and Isabella Coxon) Son Died Janry 18 1828 aged 32 years'
[S38] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (Eastfacing)., William included on gravestone
[S321] Burial record for William Coxon, Churchyard, Longframlington, 1828, Parish: Longframlington
William Coxon, Alnwick, January 21st (1828), 32, William Lishman, Curate.

John Coxon

M, #212, Deceased, b. 21 July 1834, d. 28 February 1841

Relationships: 2nd great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: Henry Coxon (b. 4 February 1800, d. about February 1867)
Mother*: Susannah Coxon (b. 9 March 1804, d. about 25 July 1851)

Biography

He was born on 21 July 1834 in Stanton Mill, Longhorsley, Northumberland, England+.¹
He was baptised on 26 August 1834 in St.George Presbyterian Church, Morpeth, Northumberland, England.¹
He died on 28 February 1841 in Low Framlington, Northumberland, England.²
He was buried on 2 March 1841 in The Churchyard, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.^3,4

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Citations

[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Quoted Source: St.George Presbyterian Church, Morpeth
[S38] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (Eastfacing)., (East Facing Gravestone)
In Memory of
ELEANOR Daughter of JOHN
and ISABELLA COXON
died Nov 15th 1812 Aged 6 years
William Their Son Died Janry 18th 1828
Aged 32 years
JOHN COXON died May 23 1833 aged 65
ISABELLA wife of the above
died Jan 1, 1855, aged 83 yrs.
[S15] Burial record for John Coxon, Churchyard, Longframlington, aged 4, 1841, Parish: Longframlington
John Coxon, Low Framlington, March 2nd. 6, Henry Bell, Curate.
[S74] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (West facing)., (West facing)
N MEMORY OF
JOHN SON OF
HENRY AND SUSANNAH COXON
OF STANTON MILL
died Febry 28 1841 aged 6 years.
HENRY their SON
died May 17. 1842 aged 4 years.
ISAAC their son died May 21 1872 aged 42 years.
Also of ANN beloved wife of Joseph Scott and sister
of the above ISAAC who died at Rothbury June 21st 1908 aged 62 years.
ALSO OF ANN, THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOSEPH SCOTT, AND SISTER OF THE ABOVE
Isaac, WHO DIED AT ROTHBURY June 21. 1908
AGED 62 YEARS.

Henry Coxon

M, #213, Deceased, b. estimated February 1838, d. 17 May 1842

Relationships: 2nd great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: Henry Coxon (b. 4 February 1800, d. about February 1867)
Mother*: Susannah Coxon (b. 9 March 1804, d. about 25 July 1851)

Biography

He was born estimated February 1838 in Stanton Mill, Longhorsley, Northumberland, England+. (DOB estimated from DofBapt).¹
He was baptised on 16 March 1838 in St.George Presbyterian Church, Morpeth, Northumberland, England.¹
He died on 17 May 1842 in Houndene Mill, Warkworth, Northumberland, England. (Henry's death recorded on gravestone, Longframlington churchyard. 17/5/1842).^2,3
He was buried on 20 May 1842 in The Churchyard, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.^3,4

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	He was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Low Baston, Warkworth, Northumberland, England, at age 3y.⁵

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Citations

[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Quoted Source: St.George Presbyterian Church, Morpeth
[S38] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (Eastfacing)., (East Facing Gravestone)
In Memory of
ELEANOR Daughter of JOHN
and ISABELLA COXON
died Nov 15th 1812 Aged 6 years
William Their Son Died Janry 18th 1828
Aged 32 years
JOHN COXON died May 23 1833 aged 65
ISABELLA wife of the above
died Jan 1, 1855, aged 83 yrs.
[S17] burial Record of Henry Coxon, Churchyard, Longframlington. aged 4, 1842, Parish: Longframlington
[S74] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (West facing)., (West facing)
N MEMORY OF
JOHN SON OF
HENRY AND SUSANNAH COXON
OF STANTON MILL
died Febry 28 1841 aged 6 years.
HENRY their SON
died May 17. 1842 aged 4 years.
ISAAC their son died May 21 1872 aged 42 years.
Also of ANN beloved wife of Joseph Scott and sister
of the above ISAAC who died at Rothbury June 21st 1908 aged 62 years.
ALSO OF ANN, THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOSEPH SCOTT, AND SISTER OF THE ABOVE
Isaac, WHO DIED AT ROTHBURY June 21. 1908
AGED 62 YEARS.
[S894] National Census 1841 record for Henry Coxon & Family, Low Baston, Warkwork, Head Of Household: Coxon, Henry
Census Place: Low Baston, Warworth
Household Address: Hounden Mill. Township of Low Baston
Henry Coxon, 35m, Miller, born Northumberland,
Susan Coxon, 30f, born Northumberland,
Isaac Coxon, 11m, born Northumberland,
Isabella Coxon, 9f, born Northumberland,
Henry Coxon, 3m, born Northumberland,
John Coxon, 3months m, born Northumberland,
Joseph Nesbitt, 35m, M. S. Northumberland.

Ann Coxon

F, #214, Deceased, b. about November 1846, d. 21 June 1908

Relationships: 2nd great-aunt of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: Henry Coxon (b. 4 February 1800, d. about February 1867)
Mother*: Susannah Coxon (b. 9 March 1804, d. about 25 July 1851)

Family: Joseph Scott (b. about 1844, d. 6 December 1927)

Isaac Robert Scott+ (b. about 1873, d. 6 October 1953)

Biography

She was also known as Ann Scott.
Ann Coxon was Presbyterian.
She was born about November 1846 in Warkworth, Northumberland, England. (The DOB estimated from baptism record and 1851 Census).¹
She was baptised on 8 December 1846 in The Scotch Church, Warkworth, Northumberland, England.²
She married Joseph Scott on 13 January 1868. (The marriage to Joseph is referenced on a gravestone in Longframlington churchyard. Ann is his "beloved wife". The second witness to marriage is a John Coxon, but who this is is uncertain).^3,4
She died on 21 June 1908 in Rothbury, Northumberland, England. (Ann's death is recorded on a gravestone in Longframlington churchyard. She died at Rothbury 21/6/1908 aged 62 years. Beloved wife of Joseph Scott).⁵
She was buried about 26 June 1908 in The Churchyard, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.⁵

Census References

Census	Sentence
1851	She was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Warkworth, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Daughter].⁶
1861	She was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Snitter Mill; Snitter, Thropton, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Servant].⁷
1871	She was listed in the census on 2 April 1871 in Wooler, Northumberland, England, at age 25y.⁸
1881	She was listed in the census on 3 April 1881 in Rothbury, Northumberland, England, at age 36y. [Witness Role: Wife].⁹
1891	She was listed in the census on 5 April 1891 in Rothbury, Northumberland, England, at age 55y. [Witness Role: Wife].¹⁰
1901	She was listed in the census on 31 March 1901 in Rothbury, Northumberland, England, at age 45y. [Witness Role: Wife].¹¹

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Citations

[S83] Census, 1851, Warkworth, Coxon Family, Age 4, Born Warkworth.
[S36] Baptism Register entry for Ann Coxon, 8/12/1846, Church: The Scotch Church
Volumes: M1266, Pg 46, Entry 362
December 8th, 1846, Ann to Henry and Susan Coxon. Warkworth, Carter, Minister. James Duncan.
[S983] Website: Ancestry
[S38] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (Eastfacing)., (East Facing Gravestone)
In Memory of
ELEANOR Daughter of JOHN
and ISABELLA COXON
died Nov 15th 1812 Aged 6 years
William Their Son Died Janry 18th 1828
Aged 32 years
JOHN COXON died May 23 1833 aged 65
ISABELLA wife of the above
died Jan 1, 1855, aged 83 yrs.
[S74] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (West facing)., (West facing)
N MEMORY OF
JOHN SON OF
HENRY AND SUSANNAH COXON
OF STANTON MILL
died Febry 28 1841 aged 6 years.
HENRY their SON
died May 17. 1842 aged 4 years.
ISAAC their son died May 21 1872 aged 42 years.
Also of ANN beloved wife of Joseph Scott and sister
of the above ISAAC who died at Rothbury June 21st 1908 aged 62 years.
ALSO OF ANN, THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOSEPH SCOTT, AND SISTER OF THE ABOVE
Isaac, WHO DIED AT ROTHBURY June 21. 1908
AGED 62 YEARS.
[S83] Census, 1851, Warkworth, Coxon Family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Henry
Census Place: Warkworth
Henry Coxon, Head, Mar, 51m, Agricultural Labourer, Northumberland, Stanton.
Susan Coxon, Wife, Marr, 46f, Northumberland, Longframlington.
John Coxon, Son, 10m, Scholar. Northumberland, Stanton.
Ann Coxon, Daur, 4f, Northumberland, Warkworth.
[S540] Census, 1861, Snitter, Robert Orpeth & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Orpeth, Robert
Census Place: Snitter
Household Address: Snitter Mill, Snitter, Northumberland
Robert Orpeth, Head, Marr, 55m, Miller, Northumberland, Holme,
Isabella Orpeth, Wife, Marr, 50f, Northumberland, Weldon,
John Orpeth, Son, Unm, 20m, Miller, Northumberland, Snitter,
Frank Orpeth, Son, Unm, 18m, Miller, Northumberland, Snitter
Isaac Coxon, Servant, Unm, 31m, Millers labourer, Northumberland, Stanton,
Ann Coxon, Servant, Unm, 15f, House servant, Northumberland, Warkworth.
[S1014] Census 1871, Wooler, Joseph Scott & Ann, Wooler, 4 Back Ticknor Terrace.
Joseph Scott, Head Marr, 26, General labourer, Northumberland, Wooler.
Ann Scott, Wife, Marr, 25, Northumberland, Warkworth
[S90] Census 1881, Rothbury, Joseph Scott & family, Rothbury. No. 2. Model Buildings.
Joseph Scott, Head, Marr, 37, Carter, Dairyman, Northumberland, Ilderton.
Ann Scott, Wife, Marr, 36, Northumberland, Warkworth.
Isaac R Scott, Son, 8, Scholar, Northumberland, Newcastle.
[S91] National Census 1891 for Scott family, Rothbury, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Scott, Joseph
Census Place: Rothbury
Temperance Hotel
Joseph Scott, Married, 57, Cartman Water (RD Council), born Northumberland
Ann Coxon, Wife, 55, born Warkworth
Mary Davison, Servant, 19, born Rothbury
[S89] National Census 1881 for household of Joseph Scott, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Scott, Joseph
Census Place: Rothbury
Joseph Scott, Husband, Married, 47, Refreshment Horse keeper, born Ilderton.
Ann, Wife, Married, 45, born Warkworth.
Isaac R, Son, Single, 18 Assistant refreshment horsekeeper, born Newcastle.
John Patterson, Boarder, Married, 52, Cordwainer, born Eglingham.
John Wood, Boarder, 24, Plasterer, born Alnwick.
Susan Snowdon, Servant, Single, 22, Domestic General Servant, born Rothbury.

Joseph Scott

M, #215, Deceased, b. about 1844, d. 6 December 1927

Relationships: Partner of Ann Coxon (2nd great-aunt of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson)

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Parents

Father*: Walter Scott

Family: Ann Coxon (b. about November 1846, d. 21 June 1908)

Isaac Robert Scott+ (b. about 1873, d. 6 October 1953)

Biography

He was born about 1844 in Northumberland, England. (DOB estimated from census data).^1,2
He married Ann Coxon on 13 January 1868. (The marriage to Joseph is referenced on a gravestone in Longframlington churchyard. Ann is his "beloved wife". The second witness to marriage is a John Coxon, but who this is is uncertain).^3,4
On 2 April 1871 Joseph Scott was a General labourer in Wooler, Northumberland, England.²
On 2 April 1911 Joseph Scott was a Carter & General Carrier in Rothbury, Northumberland, England. (Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Own Account).¹
He died on 6 December 1927 in Rothbury, Northumberland, England. (Buried in Lucker, Probably died in Rothbury his long time & family home).⁵
He was buried about 10 December 1927. (Joseph's name is on the bottom of a gravestone for daughter in law Dorothy. It's not certain if he was actually burried there).

Census References

Census	Sentence
1871	He was listed in the census on 2 April 1871 in Wooler, Northumberland, England, at age 26y.²
1881	He was listed in the census on 3 April 1881 in Rothbury, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].⁶
1891	He was listed in the census on 5 April 1891 in Bridge Street, Rothbury, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].⁷
1901	He was listed in the census on 31 March 1901 in The Temperance Hotel, Rothbury, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].⁸
1911	He was listed in the census on 2 April 1911 in Rothbury, Northumberland, England, at age 67y.¹

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Citations

[S1013] Census 1911, Rothbury, Joseph Scott & Family, Joseph Scott, Head, 67, Widower, 45married, 5born, 1alive, 4dead, Carter and General carrier, Own account, Northumberland.
Isaac Robert Scott, Son, 38, Married, 17married, 6born, 4alive, 2dead, Roadman, North County Council, Newcastle.
Dorothy Crea Scott, Daughter-in-law, 41, Married, 17married, House duties, Lucker, Northumberland.
Eleanor Crea Scott, Granddaughter, 14, Single, Leamside, Durham.
John Culhome Scott, Grandson, 12, Single, School Rothbury, Northumberland.
Isabella Coxon Scott, Granddaughter, 9 Single, Rothbury, Northumberland.
[S1014] Census 1871, Wooler, Joseph Scott & Ann, Wooler, 4 Back Ticknor Terrace.
Joseph Scott, Head Marr, 26, General labourer, Northumberland, Wooler.
Ann Scott, Wife, Marr, 25, Northumberland, Warkworth
[S983] Website: Ancestry
[S38] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (Eastfacing)., (East Facing Gravestone)
In Memory of
ELEANOR Daughter of JOHN
and ISABELLA COXON
died Nov 15th 1812 Aged 6 years
William Their Son Died Janry 18th 1828
Aged 32 years
JOHN COXON died May 23 1833 aged 65
ISABELLA wife of the above
died Jan 1, 1855, aged 83 yrs.
[S856] FindAGrave website, Cemetery: Saint Hilda’s Churchyard. Burial Place: Lucker, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England.
Name: Joseph Scott, Birth Date: 1843, Birth Place: Northumberland, England, Death Date: 6 Dec 1927. Children: Isaac Robert Scott.
[S90] Census 1881, Rothbury, Joseph Scott & family, Rothbury. No. 2. Model Buildings.
Joseph Scott, Head, Marr, 37, Carter, Dairyman, Northumberland, Ilderton.
Ann Scott, Wife, Marr, 36, Northumberland, Warkworth.
Isaac R Scott, Son, 8, Scholar, Northumberland, Newcastle.
[S91] National Census 1891 for Scott family, Rothbury, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Scott, Joseph
Census Place: Rothbury
Temperance Hotel
Joseph Scott, Married, 57, Cartman Water (RD Council), born Northumberland
Ann Coxon, Wife, 55, born Warkworth
Mary Davison, Servant, 19, born Rothbury
[S89] National Census 1881 for household of Joseph Scott, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Scott, Joseph
Census Place: Rothbury
Joseph Scott, Husband, Married, 47, Refreshment Horse keeper, born Ilderton.
Ann, Wife, Married, 45, born Warkworth.
Isaac R, Son, Single, 18 Assistant refreshment horsekeeper, born Newcastle.
John Patterson, Boarder, Married, 52, Cordwainer, born Eglingham.
John Wood, Boarder, 24, Plasterer, born Alnwick.
Susan Snowdon, Servant, Single, 22, Domestic General Servant, born Rothbury.

Isaac Coxon

M, #216, Deceased, b. 11 October 1829, d. 21 May 1872

Relationships: 2nd great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

Family Explorer

Parents

Father*: Henry Coxon (b. 4 February 1800, d. about February 1867)
Mother*: Susannah Coxon (b. 9 March 1804, d. about 25 July 1851)

Biography

He was buried in The Churchyard, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.¹
Isaac Coxon was a Mill worker with various roles.^2,3,4
He was born on 11 October 1829 in Stanton Mill, Longhorsley, Northumberland, England+.^5,6,7
He was baptised on 4 November 1829 in St.George Presbyterian Church, Morpeth, Northumberland, England.⁸
He died on 21 May 1872 in Northumberland, England.¹

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	He was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Low Baston, Warkworth, Northumberland, England, at age 11y.⁷
1851	He was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Snitter Mill; Snitter, Thropton, Northumberland, England.²
1861	He was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Snitter Mill; Snitter, Thropton, Northumberland, England.³
1871	He was listed in the census on 2 April 1871 in Snitter Mill; Snitter, Thropton, Northumberland, England.⁴

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Citations

[S38] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (Eastfacing)., (East Facing Gravestone)
In Memory of
ELEANOR Daughter of JOHN
and ISABELLA COXON
died Nov 15th 1812 Aged 6 years
William Their Son Died Janry 18th 1828
Aged 32 years
JOHN COXON died May 23 1833 aged 65
ISABELLA wife of the above
died Jan 1, 1855, aged 83 yrs.
[S539] Census, 1851, Snitter, Robert Orpeth & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Orpeth, Robert
Census Place: Snitter
Household Address: Snitter Mill, Snitter, Northumberland
NB, this family has been indexed as "Orheth" by Ancestry
------
Robert Orpeth, Head, Marr, 45m, Miller & Farmer employing 6 labs.
Isabella Orpeth, Wife, Marr, 40f, Farmers wife, Northumberland, Longframlington,
John Orpeth, Son, 11m, Scholar, Northumberland, Rothbury,
Frank Orpeth, Son, 9m, Scholar, Northumberland, Rothbury,
Elizabeth Watson, Neice, Unm, 20f, House servant, Northumberland, Shillbottle,
William Coxon, Nephew, Unm, 20m, Mill servant, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Isaac Coxon, Nephew, Unm, 20m, Mill servant, Northumberland, Netherwitton.
[S540] Census, 1861, Snitter, Robert Orpeth & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Orpeth, Robert
Census Place: Snitter
Household Address: Snitter Mill, Snitter, Northumberland
Robert Orpeth, Head, Marr, 55m, Miller, Northumberland, Holme,
Isabella Orpeth, Wife, Marr, 50f, Northumberland, Weldon,
John Orpeth, Son, Unm, 20m, Miller, Northumberland, Snitter,
Frank Orpeth, Son, Unm, 18m, Miller, Northumberland, Snitter
Isaac Coxon, Servant, Unm, 31m, Millers labourer, Northumberland, Stanton,
Ann Coxon, Servant, Unm, 15f, House servant, Northumberland, Warkworth.
[S541] Census, 1871, Snitter, Robert Orpeth & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Orpeth, Robert
Census Place: Snitter
Household Address: Snitter Mill, Snitter, Northumberland
Robert Orpeth, Head, Marr, 65m, Farmer & Miller of 50 acres employing 2 men and 1 boy, Northumberland, Longhorsley,
Isabella Orpeth, Wife, Marr, 60f, Northumberland, Framlington,
Francis Orpeth, Son, Unm, 27m, Northumberland, Rothbury,
Isaac Coxon, nephew, Unm, 41m, General servant, Northumberland, Longhorsley,
George Carr, Serv, Unm, 20m, Grinder, Northumberland, Morpeth,
Edward Cuthbert, Serv, 14m, Gen. Serv, Northumberland, Widdrington,
Mary Riddle, Serv, 16f, Dom. Serv, Northumberland, Rothbury,
Margaret Cuthbert, Serv, 16f, Dom. Serv, Northumberland, Embleton.
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, MI's of Nbl.
[S74] Coxon doublesided Gravestone in churchyard at Longframlington (West facing)., (West facing)
N MEMORY OF
JOHN SON OF
HENRY AND SUSANNAH COXON
OF STANTON MILL
died Febry 28 1841 aged 6 years.
HENRY their SON
died May 17. 1842 aged 4 years.
ISAAC their son died May 21 1872 aged 42 years.
Also of ANN beloved wife of Joseph Scott and sister
of the above ISAAC who died at Rothbury June 21st 1908 aged 62 years.
ALSO OF ANN, THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOSEPH SCOTT, AND SISTER OF THE ABOVE
Isaac, WHO DIED AT ROTHBURY June 21. 1908
AGED 62 YEARS.
[S894] National Census 1841 record for Henry Coxon & Family, Low Baston, Warkwork, Head Of Household: Coxon, Henry
Census Place: Low Baston, Warworth
Household Address: Hounden Mill. Township of Low Baston
Henry Coxon, 35m, Miller, born Northumberland,
Susan Coxon, 30f, born Northumberland,
Isaac Coxon, 11m, born Northumberland,
Isabella Coxon, 9f, born Northumberland,
Henry Coxon, 3m, born Northumberland,
John Coxon, 3months m, born Northumberland,
Joseph Nesbitt, 35m, M. S. Northumberland.
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Quoted Source: St.George Presbyterian Church, Morpeth

Thomas Coxon

M, #217, Deceased, b. about 20 October 1796, d. before 1871

Relationships: 3rd great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: John Coxon (b. about November 1767, d. 23 May 1833)
Mother*: Isabella Curry (b. about 1772, d. 1 January 1855)

Family: Dorothy Graham (b. 2 July 1803, d. 25 November 1871)

Mary Ann Coxon+ (b. about 1827, d. 15 April 1871)
William Coxon (b. 22 December 1828)
Isabella Graham Coxon (b. 5 April 1831, d. about April 1887)
John Coxon+ (b. 29 May 1833, d. December 1895)
George Graham Coxon (b. 1836, d. about 10 April 1836)
Thomas Coxon (b. about August 1837, d. about August 1902)
Richard Graham Coxon (b. 17 September 1840, d. 31 July 1873)
Edward James Coxon+ (b. 22 July 1843)

Biography

He was born about 20 October 1796 in Weldon Mill, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.^1,2
He was baptised on 30 October 1796 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.¹
He married Dorothy Graham on 27 April 1826 in The Parish Church, Longhorsley, Northumberland, England.³
In 1837 Thomas Coxon was a Miller. He was a Miller at the time if the 1841 census. His son Thomas was born at Abberwick Mill in 1937 (1901 Census) so presumably he lived there at that time. In the 1851 he was a Carter at Longframlington. In 1861 he is Miller at Ogle Mill. He listed as being the Miller at Weldon Bridge in the 1928 Parson & White Directory !?.^4,5,6,7
He lives at Address in 1838 in Alnwick, Northumberland, England.⁸
He witnessed the marriage of John Sisterson and Isabella Graham Coxon on 25 May 1852 in St.Nicholas Church, Newcastle upon Tyne, England.⁹
He died before 1871. (His wife Dorothy is listed as Widow in 1871).¹⁰

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	He was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. At this census Thomas is listed s a Miller at Longframlington. Was he working back at Weldon Mill at this time? [Witness Role: Member of Household].⁴
1851	He was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].⁵
1861	He was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Ogle Mill, Ogle, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].⁶

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Citations

[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 30/10/1796, Coxon, Thomas to Coxon, John & Isabella, Weldon Mill, Brinkburn
[S31] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Isabella Coxon and family, William Coxon, Male 12 yrs, Living in Longframlingtoin
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Quoted Source: Longhorsley Parish Registers. Thomas Coxon of Longframlington and Dorothy Graham OTP by licence 27 Apr 1826. Geo Robson - minister. Witnesses Pat(rick) Oges and William Graham. . Nicholas.
[S88] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & Family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Longframlington
Thomas Coxon, 42m, Miller, Northumberland.
Dorothy Coxon, 37f, Northumberland.
Ann Coxon, 14f Northumberland.
William Coxon, 12m, Northumberland.
Isabella Coxon, 10f Northumberland.
John Coxon, 8m, Northumberland.
Thomas Coxon, 4m, Northumberland.
Richard Coxon, 1m, Northumberland.
Walter Mather, 18m, Northumberland.
[S530] Census 1851, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Longframlington
Household Address: Longframlington, Northumberland
Thomas Coxon, Head, Marr, 53m, Carter, Northumberland, Felton,
Dorothy Coxon, Wife, Marr, 47f, Northumberland, Felton,
Richard Coxon, Son, Unm, 10m, Northumberland, Felton,
Edward Jas Coxon, Son, Unm, 7m, Northumberland, Felton.
[S531] Census, 1861, Ogle, Thomas Coxon & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Ogle, Northumberland
Household Address: Ogle Mill, Ogle
Thomas Coxon, Head, Marr, 63m, farmer & Miller farming 90 acres of land employing 1 man (??indistinct), Northumberland, Brinkburn,
Dorothy Coxon, Wife, Marr, 56f, Northumberland, Felton,
Thomas Coxon, Son, U, 23m, farmers son, Northumberland, Abrwick,
Richard G Coxon, Son, U, 20m, Farmers son (crossed out) Miller, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Edward J Coxon, Son, U, 17m, Miller, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Ann Coxon, GrandDaur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Whalton,
John I Coxon, GrandSon, 4m, Northumberland, Whalton,
Anne Henderson, Servant, 21f, Dairymaid, Northumberland, Alnwick.
[S341] Parson & White, 1827/28 Directory of Northumberland & Durham, 1928 Weldon Bridge Directory, p. 456. Coxon, Thomas, Corn Miller
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Graham manuscipt 1991, Bob Green
[S314] Index: Marriage, GRO, Marriage: 24/5/1852. St.Nicholas, Newcastle. John Sisterton, Father - Robert Sisterton. and Isabella Graham Coxon, Father - Thomas Coxon. Vol 10b, 149.
[S532] Census 1871, Guyzance, George Coxon & family, Head Of Household: Coxon, George
Census Place: Guyzance
Household Address: Black Sec
George Coxon, Head, Marr, 48m, farmer 250 acres emp 3 labs, Northumberland, Greenses,
Mary A Coxon, Wife, Marr, 44f, Northumberland, Weldon Mill,
Dorothy S Coxon, Daur, 17f, Northumberland, Guyzance,
Robert T Coxon, Son, 14m, Northumberland, Guyzance,
Dorothy Coxon, Widd, Mother in Law, 67f, Northumberland, Greenses,
William Taylor, Serv, Unm, 19m, Farm servant, Northumberland, Heckly Farm,
Lizzie Taylor, Serv, Unm, 18f, Farm Servant, Northumberland, Alnwick.

Dorothy Graham¹

F, #218, Deceased, b. 2 July 1803, d. 25 November 1871

Relationships: Partner of Thomas Coxon (3rd great-uncle of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson)

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Parents

Father*: Richard Graham (b. about 1773)
Mother*: Mary Patterson (b. 1776, d. 1843)

Family: Thomas Coxon (b. about 20 October 1796, d. before 1871)

Mary Ann Coxon+ (b. about 1827, d. 15 April 1871)
William Coxon (b. 22 December 1828)
Isabella Graham Coxon (b. 5 April 1831, d. about April 1887)
John Coxon+ (b. 29 May 1833, d. December 1895)
George Graham Coxon (b. 1836, d. about 10 April 1836)
Thomas Coxon (b. about August 1837, d. about August 1902)
Richard Graham Coxon (b. 17 September 1840, d. 31 July 1873)
Edward James Coxon+ (b. 22 July 1843)

Biography

She was also known as Dorothy Coxon.
She was born on 2 July 1803 in Greens, Felton, Northumberland, England.^2,3
She was baptised on 4 July 1803 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.³
She married Thomas Coxon on 27 April 1826 in The Parish Church, Longhorsley, Northumberland, England.⁴
She died on 25 November 1871 in Northumberland, England.¹

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	She was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. At this census Thomas is listed s a Miller at Longframlington. Was he working back at Weldon Mill at this time? [Witness Role: Member of Household].⁵
1851	She was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Wife].⁶
1861	She was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Ogle Mill, Ogle, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Wife].⁷
1871	She was listed in the census on 2 April 1871 in Guyzance, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: MotherInLaw].⁸

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Citations

[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba
[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 17/12/1815, Born, 27/11/1815, Coxon, Edward 6 son of Coxon, John, native of Overgrass Mill, Felton, & Isabella, native of Boagend Northside of the Tweed, North Britain, Maiden name: CURRY
[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 4/7/1804, Born, 2/7/1803, Graham, Dorothy to Graham, Richard son of Richard Graham, Mary Patterson daug of Joseph Patterson, Maiden name: PATTERSON, Greens, Felton
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Quoted Source: Longhorsley Parish Registers. Thomas Coxon of Longframlington and Dorothy Graham OTP by licence 27 Apr 1826. Geo Robson - minister. Witnesses Pat(rick) Oges and William Graham. . Nicholas.
[S88] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & Family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Longframlington
Thomas Coxon, 42m, Miller, Northumberland.
Dorothy Coxon, 37f, Northumberland.
Ann Coxon, 14f Northumberland.
William Coxon, 12m, Northumberland.
Isabella Coxon, 10f Northumberland.
John Coxon, 8m, Northumberland.
Thomas Coxon, 4m, Northumberland.
Richard Coxon, 1m, Northumberland.
Walter Mather, 18m, Northumberland.
[S530] Census 1851, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Longframlington
Household Address: Longframlington, Northumberland
Thomas Coxon, Head, Marr, 53m, Carter, Northumberland, Felton,
Dorothy Coxon, Wife, Marr, 47f, Northumberland, Felton,
Richard Coxon, Son, Unm, 10m, Northumberland, Felton,
Edward Jas Coxon, Son, Unm, 7m, Northumberland, Felton.
[S531] Census, 1861, Ogle, Thomas Coxon & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Ogle, Northumberland
Household Address: Ogle Mill, Ogle
Thomas Coxon, Head, Marr, 63m, farmer & Miller farming 90 acres of land employing 1 man (??indistinct), Northumberland, Brinkburn,
Dorothy Coxon, Wife, Marr, 56f, Northumberland, Felton,
Thomas Coxon, Son, U, 23m, farmers son, Northumberland, Abrwick,
Richard G Coxon, Son, U, 20m, Farmers son (crossed out) Miller, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Edward J Coxon, Son, U, 17m, Miller, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Ann Coxon, GrandDaur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Whalton,
John I Coxon, GrandSon, 4m, Northumberland, Whalton,
Anne Henderson, Servant, 21f, Dairymaid, Northumberland, Alnwick.
[S532] Census 1871, Guyzance, George Coxon & family, Head Of Household: Coxon, George
Census Place: Guyzance
Household Address: Black Sec
George Coxon, Head, Marr, 48m, farmer 250 acres emp 3 labs, Northumberland, Greenses,
Mary A Coxon, Wife, Marr, 44f, Northumberland, Weldon Mill,
Dorothy S Coxon, Daur, 17f, Northumberland, Guyzance,
Robert T Coxon, Son, 14m, Northumberland, Guyzance,
Dorothy Coxon, Widd, Mother in Law, 67f, Northumberland, Greenses,
William Taylor, Serv, Unm, 19m, Farm servant, Northumberland, Heckly Farm,
Lizzie Taylor, Serv, Unm, 18f, Farm Servant, Northumberland, Alnwick.

Mary Ann Coxon¹

F, #219, Deceased, b. about 1827, d. 15 April 1871

Relationships: 1st cousin 3 times removed of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: Thomas Coxon (b. about 20 October 1796, d. before 1871)
Mother*: Dorothy Graham (b. 2 July 1803, d. 25 November 1871)

Family: George Coxon (b. about 1824, d. 26 April 1892)

Dorothy Sarah Coxon (b. September 1853)
Robert Thomas Coxon (b. 1858)

Biography

She was born about 1827 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. (There is a question over whether Mary parents are Thomas Coxon & Dorothy Graham, since Isabella 5/4/1831 is decribed as their first daughter in her baptism record. But Mary's first child is baptised Dorothy, and her son is Robert Thomas).²
She married George Coxon about 1852.³
She died on 15 April 1871 in Guyzance New Steads, Felton, Northumberland, England.⁴
She was buried about 20 April 1871 in The Churchyard, Felton, Northumberland, England.³

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	She was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. At this census Thomas is listed s a Miller at Longframlington. Was he working back at Weldon Mill at this time? [Witness Role: Member of Household].⁵
1851	She was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Newton on the Moor, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Servant].⁶
1861	She was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Guyzance Lee, Guyzance, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Wife].⁷
1871	She was listed in the census on 2 April 1871 in Guyzance, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Wife].⁸

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Citations

[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Lois quotes Bob Green as a source
[S109] Gravestone at Felton & Swarland for Mary Ann Coxon & George Coxon, Inscription reads:
"MARY ANN, beloved wife of GEORGE COXON of Guyzance New Steads, died 15th. April 1871, aged 44 years.
The above GEORGE COXON, died 26th. April 1892, aged 68 years. "
[S109] Gravestone at Felton & Swarland for Mary Ann Coxon & George Coxon, Mary Ann Coxon
[S88] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & Family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Longframlington
Thomas Coxon, 42m, Miller, Northumberland.
Dorothy Coxon, 37f, Northumberland.
Ann Coxon, 14f Northumberland.
William Coxon, 12m, Northumberland.
Isabella Coxon, 10f Northumberland.
John Coxon, 8m, Northumberland.
Thomas Coxon, 4m, Northumberland.
Richard Coxon, 1m, Northumberland.
Walter Mather, 18m, Northumberland.
[S612] Census 1851, Newton on the Moor, Coxon, Mary A, Head Of Household: Coxon, Ralph Coxon, Mary A
Census Place: Newton on the Moor
Household Address: Newton Villa, Newton on the Moor, Northumberland
Census record for Mary A Coxon in household of Margaret Jamison
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Mary A Coxon, Servant, Unm, 24f, Housemaid, Northumberland, Framlington.
[S596] Census 1861, Guyzance, George Coxon & household, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, George
Census Place: Guyzance
Household Address: Gutzance See, Northumberland
George Coxon, Head, Marr, 38m, farmer of 240 acres empl 2 men, Northumberland, Felton,
Mary A Coxon, Wife, Marr, 33f, Farmers wife, Northumberland, Framlington,
Dorothy S Coxon, Daur, 7f, Northumberland, Guyzance,
Robert T Coxon, Son, 4m, Northumberland, Guyzance,
Joseph Oliver, Serv,
Robert Davison, Serv,
Jane Bryson, Serv.
[S532] Census 1871, Guyzance, George Coxon & family, Head Of Household: Coxon, George
Census Place: Guyzance
Household Address: Black Sec
George Coxon, Head, Marr, 48m, farmer 250 acres emp 3 labs, Northumberland, Greenses,
Mary A Coxon, Wife, Marr, 44f, Northumberland, Weldon Mill,
Dorothy S Coxon, Daur, 17f, Northumberland, Guyzance,
Robert T Coxon, Son, 14m, Northumberland, Guyzance,
Dorothy Coxon, Widd, Mother in Law, 67f, Northumberland, Greenses,
William Taylor, Serv, Unm, 19m, Farm servant, Northumberland, Heckly Farm,
Lizzie Taylor, Serv, Unm, 18f, Farm Servant, Northumberland, Alnwick.

William Coxon

M, #220, Deceased, b. 22 December 1828

Relationships: 1st cousin 3 times removed of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: Thomas Coxon (b. about 20 October 1796, d. before 1871)
Mother*: Dorothy Graham (b. 2 July 1803, d. 25 November 1871)

Biography

He married Elizabeth (442).¹
He was born on 22 December 1828 in Weldon Mill, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.²
He was baptised on 19 January 1829 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.²

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	He was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. Living with Parents and 5 siblings.³
1851	He was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Snitter Mill; Snitter, Thropton, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Nephew].⁴

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Citations

[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Given with a query. No other sources
[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 19/1/1829, Born 22/12/1828. Coxon, William, 1 son of Coxon, Thomas, Graham, Dorothy. maiden name: GRAHAM, Weldon Mill, Brinkburn
[S88] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & Family, William Coxon, Aged 12 years
[S539] Census, 1851, Snitter, Robert Orpeth & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Orpeth, Robert
Census Place: Snitter
Household Address: Snitter Mill, Snitter, Northumberland
NB, this family has been indexed as "Orheth" by Ancestry
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Robert Orpeth, Head, Marr, 45m, Miller & Farmer employing 6 labs.
Isabella Orpeth, Wife, Marr, 40f, Farmers wife, Northumberland, Longframlington,
John Orpeth, Son, 11m, Scholar, Northumberland, Rothbury,
Frank Orpeth, Son, 9m, Scholar, Northumberland, Rothbury,
Elizabeth Watson, Neice, Unm, 20f, House servant, Northumberland, Shillbottle,
William Coxon, Nephew, Unm, 20m, Mill servant, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Isaac Coxon, Nephew, Unm, 20m, Mill servant, Northumberland, Netherwitton.

Isabella Graham Coxon¹

F, #221, Deceased, b. 5 April 1831, d. about April 1887

Relationships: 1st cousin 3 times removed of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: Thomas Coxon (b. about 20 October 1796, d. before 1871)
Mother*: Dorothy Graham (b. 2 July 1803, d. 25 November 1871)

Biography

She was also known as Isabella Graham Sisterson.²
She was born on 5 April 1831 in Weldon Mill, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.³
She was baptised on 17 April 1831 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.⁴
She married John Sisterson on 25 May 1852 in St.Nicholas Church, Newcastle upon Tyne, England.⁵
She died about April 1887 in Ovingham, Northumberland, England. (In 1881 Isabella & John were living at Ovingham. Her death is registered at Hexham. So it is presumed they were still at Ovingham in 1887 when she died).⁶

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	She was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. At this census Thomas is listed s a Miller at Longframlington. Was he working back at Weldon Mill at this time? [Witness Role: Member of Household].⁷
1851	She was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Stamfordham, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Niece].⁸
1861	She was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Killingworth, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Wife].⁹
1881	She was listed in the census on 3 April 1881 in Ovingham, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Wife].¹⁰

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Citations

[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba
[S314] Index: Marriage, GRO, Marriage: 24/5/1852. St.Nicholas, Newcastle. John Sisterson, Father - Robert Sisterson. and Isabella Graham Coxon, Father - Thomas Coxon. Vol 10b, 149.
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Longframlington URC registers
[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 19/1/1829, Born 22/12/1828. Coxon, Isabella Graham, 1 son of Coxon, Thomas, Graham, Dorothy. maiden name: GRAHAM, Weldon Mill, Brinkburn
[S314] Index: Marriage, GRO, Marriage: 24/5/1852. St.Nicholas, Newcastle. John Sisterton, Father - Robert Sisterton. and Isabella Graham Coxon, Father - Thomas Coxon. Vol 10b, 149.
[S313] Index: Death, GRO, Death. 1887. 2nd Q. Sisterson, Isabella, 56. Hexham. Vol. 10b. Pg 181.
[S88] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & Family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Longframlington
Thomas Coxon, 42m, Miller, Northumberland.
Dorothy Coxon, 37f, Northumberland.
Ann Coxon, 14f Northumberland.
William Coxon, 12m, Northumberland.
Isabella Coxon, 10f Northumberland.
John Coxon, 8m, Northumberland.
Thomas Coxon, 4m, Northumberland.
Richard Coxon, 1m, Northumberland.
Walter Mather, 18m, Northumberland.
[S777] Census 1851, Stamfordham, Richard Graham and family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Graham, Richard
Census Place: Stamfordham
Household Address: Bitchfield, Stamfordham
Richard Graham, Head, Widdr, 78, Farmer in Cof 210 Acres employing 2 labs, Northumberland, Brainshaugh,
William Graham, Son, U, 42, Farmers Son " ", Northumberland, Felton,
Christopher Graham, Son, U, 36, Farmers Son " ", Northumberland, Felton,
Martha Graham, Daur, U, 38, Farmers Daughter, Northumberland, Felton,
Isabella Coxon, Niece, U, 20, General Servant, Northumberland, Longframlington,
John Coxon, Nephew, U, 18, General Servant, Northumberland, Longframlington.
[S778] Census 1861, Killingworth, John Sisterson & family, Head Of Household: Sisterson, John
Census Place: Killingworth
Household Address: Killingworth, Northumberland
John Sisterson, Head, Mar, 40, Farmer of 261 acres employing 2 men, Northumberland, Corbridge,
Isabella Sisterson, Wife, Mar, 30, Farmers wife, Norrthumberland, Longframlington.
Also listed -John Smeater, Bridget David, William Mitchel.
[S779] Census 1881, Ovingham, John Sisterson & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Sisterson, John
Census Place: Ovingham
Household Address: Ovingham Village, Northumberland
John Sisterson, Head, Mar, 61, Retired Farmer, Northumberland, Corbridge,
Isabella Sisterson, Wife, Mar, 50, Retired Farmers wife, Northumberland, Longframlington.
Also listed - Robert Holland, lodger.

John Coxon

M, #222, Deceased, b. 29 May 1833, d. December 1895

Relationships: 1st cousin 3 times removed of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

Family Explorer

Parents

Father*: Thomas Coxon (b. about 20 October 1796, d. before 1871)
Mother*: Dorothy Graham (b. 2 July 1803, d. 25 November 1871)

Family 1: Elizabeth (443) (b. about 1833, d. between 1871 and 1881)

George Bates Coxon (b. about 1857)
John Thomas Coxon (b. about 1858)
James Coxon (b. 5 April 1863)
Thomas Coxon (b. 1867)

Family 2: Margaret Tailford (b. estimated 1835)

Annie Coxon (b. 1855)

Biography

John Coxon was a Groom. In 1871 he was a groom. in the census of 1881 & 1891 he is a butcher with his brother Edward.^1,2,3
He was born on 29 May 1833 in Weldon Mill, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.⁴
He was baptised on 23 June 1833 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.⁴
He married Elizabeth (443) estimated 1853. (DOM estimated from DOB eldest known child).³
Family note in 1853 [Research Note: John & Margaret were not married. The relationship probably ended before John's
marriage to Elizabeth. ].
He died in December 1895 in Newton Hall, Bywell, Northumberland, England.⁵

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	He was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. At this census Thomas is listed s a Miller at Longframlington. Was he working back at Weldon Mill at this time? [Witness Role: Member of Household].⁶
1851	He was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Stamfordham, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Nephew].⁷
1861	He was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Diamond Inn, Ponteland, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].⁸
1871	He was listed in the census on 2 April 1871 in Ponteland, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].³
1881	He was listed in the census on 3 April 1881 in Newton, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Brother].¹
1891	He was listed in the census on 5 April 1891 in Newton, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Brother].²

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Citations

[S571] Census 1881, Newton, Edward Coxon & Household, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, Edward
Census Place: Newton
Household Address: Newton, Hexham, Northumberland
Edward J Coxon, Head, Mar, 37m, Butcher (Master), Northumberland, Rothbury,
Mary Coxon, Wife, Mar, 38f, Northumberland, Matfen,
John Coxon, Bro, Wdr, 48m, Butcher, Northumberland, Weldon Bridge,
Annie Coxon, Niece, Unm, 25f, Domestic Servant, Northumberland, Whalton,
Thomas Coxon, Nephew, 14m, Scholar, Northumberland, Whalton,
Edward J Coxon, Son, 3m, Northumberland, Newton,
Annie M Coxon, Daur, 6mths f, Scholar, Northumberland, Newton.
[S569] Census 1891, Newton, Edward Coxon & Household, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, Edward
Census Place: Newton
Household Address: Newton, Hexham, Noirthumberland
Edward J Coxon, Head, M, 47m, Butcher, Northumberland, Todstead,
Mary Coxon, Wife, M, 48f, Northumberland, Matfen,
Edward J Coxon, Son, S, 13m, Northumberland, Newton,
Annie M Coxon, Daur, S, 10f, Scholar, Northumberland, Newton,
John Coxon, Brother, Wdr, 58m, Butcher, Northumberland, Weldon Bridge,
Thomas Coxon, Nephew, S, 24m, Butcher, Northumberland, Weldon Bridge,
John Simpson, Boarder,
Dorothy Simpson, Serv.
[S535] Census, 1871, Shilbottle, John Coxon & household, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, John
Census Place: Shilbottle
Household Address: Longdyke, Shilbottle, Northumberland
John Coxon, Head, Marr, 56m, Farmer, Northumberland, Felton,
Martha Coxon, Wife, Marr, 44f, Northumberland, Ancroft,
Robert Coxon, Son, 15m, Northumberland, Shilbottle,
Thomas Coxon, Son, 9m, Northumberland, Shilbottle,
John W Coxon, Son, 5m, Northumberland, Shilbottle,
Jane Taylor, Niece, Unmarr, 19f, Domerstic Serv, Northumberland, Bamburgh.
[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 23/6/1833, Born 29/5/1833. Coxon, John, 2 son of Coxon, Thomas, Graham, Dorothy. maiden name: GRAHAM, Weldon Mill, Brinkburn
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba
[S88] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & Family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Longframlington
Thomas Coxon, 42m, Miller, Northumberland.
Dorothy Coxon, 37f, Northumberland.
Ann Coxon, 14f Northumberland.
William Coxon, 12m, Northumberland.
Isabella Coxon, 10f Northumberland.
John Coxon, 8m, Northumberland.
Thomas Coxon, 4m, Northumberland.
Richard Coxon, 1m, Northumberland.
Walter Mather, 18m, Northumberland.
[S777] Census 1851, Stamfordham, Richard Graham and family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Graham, Richard
Census Place: Stamfordham
Household Address: Bitchfield, Stamfordham
Richard Graham, Head, Widdr, 78, Farmer in Cof 210 Acres employing 2 labs, Northumberland, Brainshaugh,
William Graham, Son, U, 42, Farmers Son " ", Northumberland, Felton,
Christopher Graham, Son, U, 36, Farmers Son " ", Northumberland, Felton,
Martha Graham, Daur, U, 38, Farmers Daughter, Northumberland, Felton,
Isabella Coxon, Niece, U, 20, General Servant, Northumberland, Longframlington,
John Coxon, Nephew, U, 18, General Servant, Northumberland, Longframlington.
[S570] Census, 1861, Ponteland, John Coxon & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, John
Census Place: Ponteland
Household Address: Diamond Inn, Ponteland, Northumberland
John Coxon, Head, Mar, 27m, Butcher, Northumberland, Weldon Bridge,
Elizabeth Coxon, Wife, Mar, 27f, Wife, Northumberland, Ponteland,
John Thomas Coxon, Son, Un, 5m, Son, Northumberland, Ponteland,
George Bates Coxon, Son, Un, 3m, Son, Northumberland, Ponteland,
Anne Ruddick, Serv,
George Wright, Serv.

Thomas Coxon

M, #223, Deceased, b. about August 1837, d. about August 1902

Relationships: 1st cousin 3 times removed of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

Family Explorer

Parents

Father*: Thomas Coxon (b. about 20 October 1796, d. before 1871)
Mother*: Dorothy Graham (b. 2 July 1803, d. 25 November 1871)

Biography

He married Ann.¹
He was born about August 1837 in Abberwick Mill, Edlingham, Northumberland, England.^2,1
He died about August 1902 in Rothbury, Northumberland, England.³

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	He was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. At this census Thomas is listed s a Miller at Longframlington. Was he working back at Weldon Mill at this time? [Witness Role: Member of Household].⁴
1861	He was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Ogle Mill, Ogle, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Son].⁵
1871	He was listed in the census on 2 April 1871 in Whitton, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Nephew].⁶
1891	He was listed in the census on 5 April 1891 in Whitton Cottage 2, Whitton, Northumberland, England.⁷
1901	He was listed in the census on 31 March 1901 in Thrum Mill; Mount Healy, Rothbury, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].¹

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Citations

[S717] Census 1901, Rothbury, William Orr and family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Orr, William
Census Place: Rothbury
Household Address: Thrum Mill, Rothbury
The 1891 census record for Thrum Mill shows two families living at the Mill.
Willam and Sarah Orr, and Thomas and Ann Coxon (shepherd)
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William Orr, Head, M, 55m, Miller (Corn), Employer, Northumberland, Rothbury,
Sarah Orr, Wife, M, 48f, Northumberland, Alwinton.
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Thomas Coxon, Head, M, 62m, Shepherd, Worker, Northumberland, Abberwick Mill,
Ann Coxon, Wife, M. 68f, Durham, South Shields.
[S316] Index: Birth, GRO, Thomas Coxon, 1837, 3Q. Alnwick, Vol. 25. P. 118.
[S313] Index: Death, GRO, Thomas Coxon, 3Q 1902, Age 62. Rothbury. Vol. 10b. Pg. 277.
[S88] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & Family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Longframlington
Thomas Coxon, 42m, Miller, Northumberland.
Dorothy Coxon, 37f, Northumberland.
Ann Coxon, 14f Northumberland.
William Coxon, 12m, Northumberland.
Isabella Coxon, 10f Northumberland.
John Coxon, 8m, Northumberland.
Thomas Coxon, 4m, Northumberland.
Richard Coxon, 1m, Northumberland.
Walter Mather, 18m, Northumberland.
[S531] Census, 1861, Ogle, Thomas Coxon & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Ogle, Northumberland
Household Address: Ogle Mill, Ogle
Thomas Coxon, Head, Marr, 63m, farmer & Miller farming 90 acres of land employing 1 man (??indistinct), Northumberland, Brinkburn,
Dorothy Coxon, Wife, Marr, 56f, Northumberland, Felton,
Thomas Coxon, Son, U, 23m, farmers son, Northumberland, Abrwick,
Richard G Coxon, Son, U, 20m, Farmers son (crossed out) Miller, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Edward J Coxon, Son, U, 17m, Miller, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Ann Coxon, GrandDaur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Whalton,
John I Coxon, GrandSon, 4m, Northumberland, Whalton,
Anne Henderson, Servant, 21f, Dairymaid, Northumberland, Alnwick.
[S718] Census 1871, Whitton, Joseph Graham & Household, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Graham, Joseph
Census Place: Whitton
Household Address: Whitton, Northumberland
Joseph Graham, Head, Widr, 71m, Farmer of 300 acres employing 3 men & 2 boys. Northumberland, Felton,
Christopher Graham, Brother, Unm, 45m, Farm Steward, Northumberland, Felton,
Thomas Coxon, Nephew, Unm, 33m, Ag. Lab, Northumberlan, Alnwick,
Mary Graham, Niece, Unm, 25f, Housekeeper, Northumberland, Holystone,
Sarah Lamb, Serv, Unm, 18f, General Serv Domestic, Northumberland, Felton.
[S719] Census 1871, Whitton, Thomas Coxon & Household, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Whitton
Household Address: Whitton, Northumberland
Thomas Coxon, Head, M, 54m, Agricultural. Lab, Employed, Northumberland, Abbawick Mill,
Ann Coxon, Wife, M, 58f, Durham. South Shields,
Andrew J Burdon, Grandson, 3m, Durham, South Shields.

Richard Graham Coxon¹

M, #224, Deceased, b. 17 September 1840, d. 31 July 1873

Relationships: 1st cousin 3 times removed of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

Family Explorer

Parents

Father*: Thomas Coxon (b. about 20 October 1796, d. before 1871)
Mother*: Dorothy Graham (b. 2 July 1803, d. 25 November 1871)

Biography

He married Ellen.²
He was born on 17 September 1840 in Low Tosson, Feltham, Northumberland, England.³
He was baptised on 6 October 1840 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.⁴
He died on 31 July 1873 in Newton West Farm, Stocksfield, Northumberland, England.²

Census References

Census	Sentence
1841	He was listed in the census on 6 June 1841 in Northumberland, England. Recorded in 1841 census living in Longframlington with parents and 5 siblings.⁵
1851	He was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Son].⁶
1861	He was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Ogle Mill, Ogle, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Son].⁷

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Citations

[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, Probate Index of England
[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 16/10/1840 Born 17/9/1840. Coxon, Richard Graham 5 son of Coxon. Thomas & Graham Dorothy. maiden name: GRAHAM, Low Tosson, Longframlington
[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 16/10/1840 Born 17/9/1840. Coxon, Richard Graham 5 son of Coxon. Thomas & Grahm Dorothy. maiden name: GRAHAM, Low Tosson, Longframlington
[S88] Census, 1841, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & Family, Richard Coxon, Aged 1 year
[S530] Census 1851, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Longframlington
Household Address: Longframlington, Northumberland
Thomas Coxon, Head, Marr, 53m, Carter, Northumberland, Felton,
Dorothy Coxon, Wife, Marr, 47f, Northumberland, Felton,
Richard Coxon, Son, Unm, 10m, Northumberland, Felton,
Edward Jas Coxon, Son, Unm, 7m, Northumberland, Felton.
[S531] Census, 1861, Ogle, Thomas Coxon & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Ogle, Northumberland
Household Address: Ogle Mill, Ogle
Thomas Coxon, Head, Marr, 63m, farmer & Miller farming 90 acres of land employing 1 man (??indistinct), Northumberland, Brinkburn,
Dorothy Coxon, Wife, Marr, 56f, Northumberland, Felton,
Thomas Coxon, Son, U, 23m, farmers son, Northumberland, Abrwick,
Richard G Coxon, Son, U, 20m, Farmers son (crossed out) Miller, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Edward J Coxon, Son, U, 17m, Miller, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Ann Coxon, GrandDaur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Whalton,
John I Coxon, GrandSon, 4m, Northumberland, Whalton,
Anne Henderson, Servant, 21f, Dairymaid, Northumberland, Alnwick.

Edward James Coxon

M, #225, Deceased, b. 22 July 1843

Relationships: 1st cousin 3 times removed of The Rev. Robert Stoker Wilson

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Parents

Father*: Thomas Coxon (b. about 20 October 1796, d. before 1871)
Mother*: Dorothy Graham (b. 2 July 1803, d. 25 November 1871)

Family: Mary (b. estimated 1848)

Edward J Coxon (b. about 1878)
Annie M Coxon (b. about 1881)

Biography

He was born on 22 July 1843 in Todstead, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.¹
He was baptised on 5 August 1843 in The Presbyterian Church, Longframlington, Northumberland, England.¹
He married Mary estimated 1877. (DOM estimated from birth eldest known child).
In 1881 Edward James Coxon was in Prestwick, Northumberland, England.²

Census References

Census	Sentence
1851	He was listed in the census on 30 March 1851 in Longframlington, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Son].³
1861	He was listed in the census on 7 April 1861 in Ogle Mill, Ogle, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Son].⁴
1881	He was listed in the census on 3 April 1881 in Newton, Northumberland, England.⁵
1891	He was listed in the census on 5 April 1891 in Newton, Northumberland, England. [Witness Role: Head of Household].⁶

Last Edited: 11 January 2022 12:59:13

Citations

[S45] Baptism Registers at Longframlington Presbyterian Church, NDFHS Fische. Bap. 5/8/1843 Born 22/7/1843 Coxon, Edward James 6 son of Coxon, Thomas & Graham Dorothy. maiden name: GRAHAM, Todstead, Longframlington
[S44] Lois Saleeba, Information from the family history researches of Lois Saleeba, 1881 Census
[S530] Census 1851, Longframlington, Thomas Coxon & family, Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Longframlington
Household Address: Longframlington, Northumberland
Thomas Coxon, Head, Marr, 53m, Carter, Northumberland, Felton,
Dorothy Coxon, Wife, Marr, 47f, Northumberland, Felton,
Richard Coxon, Son, Unm, 10m, Northumberland, Felton,
Edward Jas Coxon, Son, Unm, 7m, Northumberland, Felton.
[S531] Census, 1861, Ogle, Thomas Coxon & family, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, Thomas
Census Place: Ogle, Northumberland
Household Address: Ogle Mill, Ogle
Thomas Coxon, Head, Marr, 63m, farmer & Miller farming 90 acres of land employing 1 man (??indistinct), Northumberland, Brinkburn,
Dorothy Coxon, Wife, Marr, 56f, Northumberland, Felton,
Thomas Coxon, Son, U, 23m, farmers son, Northumberland, Abrwick,
Richard G Coxon, Son, U, 20m, Farmers son (crossed out) Miller, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Edward J Coxon, Son, U, 17m, Miller, Northumberland, Longframlington,
Ann Coxon, GrandDaur, 7f, Scholar, Northumberland, Whalton,
John I Coxon, GrandSon, 4m, Northumberland, Whalton,
Anne Henderson, Servant, 21f, Dairymaid, Northumberland, Alnwick.
[S571] Census 1881, Newton, Edward Coxon & Household, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, Edward
Census Place: Newton
Household Address: Newton, Hexham, Northumberland
Edward J Coxon, Head, Mar, 37m, Butcher (Master), Northumberland, Rothbury,
Mary Coxon, Wife, Mar, 38f, Northumberland, Matfen,
John Coxon, Bro, Wdr, 48m, Butcher, Northumberland, Weldon Bridge,
Annie Coxon, Niece, Unm, 25f, Domestic Servant, Northumberland, Whalton,
Thomas Coxon, Nephew, 14m, Scholar, Northumberland, Whalton,
Edward J Coxon, Son, 3m, Northumberland, Newton,
Annie M Coxon, Daur, 6mths f, Scholar, Northumberland, Newton.
[S569] Census 1891, Newton, Edward Coxon & Household, Census Type: National
Head Of Household: Coxon, Edward
Census Place: Newton
Household Address: Newton, Hexham, Noirthumberland
Edward J Coxon, Head, M, 47m, Butcher, Northumberland, Todstead,
Mary Coxon, Wife, M, 48f, Northumberland, Matfen,
Edward J Coxon, Son, S, 13m, Northumberland, Newton,
Annie M Coxon, Daur, S, 10f, Scholar, Northumberland, Newton,
John Coxon, Brother, Wdr, 58m, Butcher, Northumberland, Weldon Bridge,
Thomas Coxon, Nephew, S, 24m, Butcher, Northumberland, Weldon Bridge,
John Simpson, Boarder,
Dorothy Simpson, Serv.