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Joseph J Baxendale

Gypz4life — 2013-04-24 00:25:44Z

I'm looking for the parents of Joseph J Baxendale born in England and he married Minnie May Morris . Their son Robert Roy Baxendale is my Great Grandfather.
Thanks

Baxendale

carinabaxendale — 2013-01-12 11:23:44Z

Hello, I am trying to trace my grandads family , I have found out some information but their are so many blanks that I would like to be filled. So far this is what I have , my father is harry Robert baxendale , he was born in yorkshire to Harry Frederick baxendale and Kathleen baxendale (nee Wilson) , Harry Frederick baxendale was the son of Harry baxendale and Lilian baxendale (nee Doyle) and he was born in Greenwich London In 1918, I know that Harry baxendale remarried a Ethel beales . Anyone who has any information you can share with me it would be appreciated .

Re: Ancestors of Peter Baxendale

mswiz1954 — 2012-07-13 05:46:24Z

I know this is long past when you posted and you have probably found the information you were looking for but I have just started doing this and came across your post. Peter was my great great grandfather. I believe his mother's name was Jane but I don't know his father's name. His son Fredrick was my grandfather's dad. I hadn't heard the story about him giving away a daughter but did hear he accidentally threw all his valuables overboard during a storm while coming to America.

Re: Joseph & Charlotte Baxendale of Chorley Lancs.

Margaretmorton60 — 2011-08-13 21:45:02Z

Hi Pat - well fancy that. How far have you got back with
your Baxendales? I am stuck at my ggg grandparents who married in 1783. There are too many Williams and Marys to be absolutely certain so am not bothering.
Don't know whether any of yours were married at Weldbank but
at Astley Research Centre they have 2 files with marriages
from 1856 - 1949. Have discovered loads of mine.
I only noticed the other day that the 1911 census images only were accessible and I have been tediously crawling through the enumeration districts ever since. Will be easier when they are transcribed.
My email address is magsmorton7@aol.com if you would like to have a chat. Nice to hear from you.
Mags

Re: Joseph & Charlotte Baxendale of Chorley Lancs.

PatriciaHodson48 — 2011-08-13 14:17:22Z

Hi Margaret

Bet you're surprised to find me replying to your posting. I find I'm descended from one, Thomas Baxendale and his wife Catherine nee Nelson. He is buried with his daughter, Mary Blackburn, at Weldbank.

As far as Chorley Cemetery goes, there are no graveyards at Sacred Heart, St Josephs and St Marys, and so there is an RC part of the cemetery.

Best wishes

Pat

Re: Chorley Baxendales

PatriciaHodson48 — 2011-08-13 13:48:26Z

I've got Thomas Baxendale marrying Catherine Nelson @ St Lawrence's Chorley 5/10/1834. Same Thomas, I believe, on the 1841 census on Lyons Lane, Chorley. He is living aged 25 (probably approximate age) with his father,John,55, brothers William 20 and Robert 20,John Baxendale aged 6, Catherine Baxendale 25 (nee Nelson?),Mary 4 (my great,great grandmother) and Alice 1. Also Ann Anderton 30 and Joseph Anderton 4 months. On the 1861 census I've got my great, great grandmother, Mary Baxendale 23, described as head of the household, plus her siblings Ann 17, a cotton weaver; Henry 14, a drawer in coal pit, WILLIAM 12, also a drawer in coal pit and Elizabeth 9, a scholar. In addition there was Mary's daughter Ellen. Don't know where Thomas and Catherine were, I lost Thomas until he turned up in the household of his son in law, William Southworth and his daughter, Elizabeth, in Fleet St (bottom of Pall Mall). He died in 1888 in Eaves Lane Workhouse and was buried with my great, great grandmother, by then Mrs Blackburn at St Gregory's Weldbank. Hope this William is your William and that you find more information about him.

Richard Baxendale, died July 27, 1918 in Ince

BarbaraPartridge — 2011-05-27 20:54:31Z

Richard is my great grandfather. He was married to Margaret Ashurst. At his death he lived at 12 Smithy Green Lane in Ince. I would like any information on his family, siblings, parents and his DOB. I have an address of a R. L. Baxendale of 25 Simpkin St., Abrant,Wigan from an old address book of my father Clifford Higham which might be a family connection.
Many thanks!!
Barbara Higham Partridge

Still seeking headstone photograph

Orielbenfro — 2010-06-29 08:18:40Z

I thought I had help, alas not ~ so still seek a jpeg of the headstone of one Pvte William Baxendale killed in a shooting accident 06th July 1945 and buried at Eccleston St Mary’s Lancashire.
Rgds
Orielbenfro
ORIEL a welsh window on a surname

Re: Joseph & Charlotte Baxendale of Chorley Lancs.

Margaretmorton60 — 2010-05-26 18:15:20Z

Hi Rosemary - Joseph's parents were William Baxendale born abt 1758 and Mary Heys born abt 1762. They married at St. Laurence's 27/11/1783. Witnesses were John Kelet (sic) and Catherine Heys. Mary Heys has been difficult to research and her witness Catherine doesn't seem to tie in with what I found. Funnily enough, a William Baxendale married a Margaret Heys in 1773 I think but still couldn't find anything to connect with her. Like you, I found Charlotte's
mother Elisabeth who married William Southworth in 1817 2 years after Charlotte's birth so that could explain why Southworth appeared as a maiden name.
Elisabeth's mother Ellen Baxendale was a spinster too and she married a Joseph Bolton who was a widower 9/6/1796 at St. Laurence's - about 2 years after Elisabeth's birth. Here again that could explain the use of Bolton as a maiden name. Anyway that's what I have decided to stick with because it is the best I can come up with the explain the 3 maiden names.
I have all but given up on William Baxendale but no doubt they are all related in some way or another. Even though Joseph lived around Pall Mall all his life, I don't think he is buried at Weldbank. There was obviously a graveyard there in 1869 when he died. Someone once mentioned that there was a grave in Chorley Cemetery but I couldn't think why he would be there as he was Catholic.
Charlotte died in Adlington 31/12/1903 and was buried at Anderton St. Joseph's on 4/1/1904/. Strange thing is that I work at St. Joseph's Primary School which is next to the graveyard!!! There is a record of her burial but don't think she had a stone.

Re Ida Caddick from yesterday. Am still looking but searched Margaret J Balshaw who married William Caddick and had Delia. Margaret died in 1904 so William must have married Annie straightaway as John was born 1905. I don't know where Annie came from but John was born in West Preston
mother's maiden name Madden and Susan (Susannah) in 1908 Chorley mother's maiden name Dutton. Ida born at the end of 1909 - mother's name Madden. The other Caddicks my aunt mentioned have different maiden names. Very puzzling!!
Regards
Mags

Re: Joseph & Charlotte Baxendale of Chorley Lancs.

rxc1021 — 2010-05-26 01:32:44Z

I had a look in Lancashire Online Parish Clerk and it has these two records:

Baptisms: 19 Jun 1808 St. Laurence, Chorley, Lancashire, England
Joseph Baxendale - Son of Mary Baxendale
Born: 15 May 1808

Baptisms: 24 Feb 1815 St. Laurence, Chorley, Lancashire, England
Charlotte Baxendale - Daughter of Elisabeth Baxendale
Abode: Chorley
Notes: Mother spinster
Baptised by: O. Cooper

One point of interest is that there is a marriage not long afterwards involving a Southworth:
Marriage: 24 Nov 1817 St. Laurence, Chorley, Lancashire, England
William Southworth - Bachelor of Chorley
Elizabeth Baxendell - (X), Spinster of Chorley
Witness: Betty Smith; George Southworth, (X)
Married by Banns by: Richard Hodgson, Officiating Minister

It is interesting that there seem to be a number of births of Charlotte Baxendales in Chorley at around this time. I wondered if a generation back, there was a Baxendale or Baxendell married to a Charlotte, as otherwise the name doesn't seem to appear. However, I couldn't find a common ancestor for Thomas, John and Elisabeth Baxendale or Baxendell. There is a possible common parentage for Elisabeth and Thomas, in Daniel Baxondale and Ann Taylor, who come from Standish parish, but they did not seem to have a son John.

The other Charlottes were:

Baptisms: 9 Aug 1812 St. Laurence, Chorley, Lancashire, England
Charlotte Baxendale - Daughter of Thomas Baxendale & Elisabeth
Born: 18 Jul 1812

Burial: 29 Mar 1813 St. Laurence, Chorley, Lancashire, England
Charlotte Baxendale - Daughter of Thomas Baxendale & Elisabeth
Age: 8 mos
Abode: Chorley
Buried by: D. Cooper

Baptisms: 20 Apr 1827 St. Laurence, Chorley, Lancashire, England
Charlotte Baxendale - Daughter of John Baxendale & Mary
Abode: Chorley
Occupation: Weaver
Baptised by: J.S. Master Officiating Minister

Burial: 25 Aug 1827 St. Laurence, Chorley, Lancashire, England
Charlotte Baxendale -
Age: 4 mos
Abode: Chorley
Notes: No parents listed
Buried by: J.S. Master Curate

Baptisms: 19 Oct 1828 St. Laurence, Chorley, Lancashire, England
Charlotte Baxendale - Daughter of Thomas Baxendale & Elizabeth
Abode: Chorley
Occupation: Weaver
Baptised by: J.S. Master Curate

Kind regards,
Rosemary

Joseph & Charlotte Baxendale of Chorley Lancs.

Margaretmorton60 — 2010-04-23 22:24:12Z

Joseph 1809 - 1869 and Charlotte 1815 - 1903. Lived in
Pall Mall Chorley. They would have married before 1835 (if at all) but cannot find any records. All their children were baptised at Weldbank Chorley as was Joseph himself.
At these baptisms, Charlotte's maiden name is given as either Baxendale, Bolton or Southworth. I have a theory
about this involving illegitimacy and subsequent marriage of both her mother and grandmother. Can anyone shed any light?

Re: PAUL BAXENDALE

sezzie11 — 2010-04-06 20:52:07Z

i am trying to help my girlfriend trace her family tree could this be the baxendale who origante from ancoates in manchester

Chorley Baxendales

lgwhite21 — 2010-03-05 11:28:41Z

I'm descended from William Baxendale, born I believe in 1848 (= a rough calculation from a census entry which gives his birthdate as 1849, but the BMD didn't have a match for that year) in Chorley. If this is him (got the ref from the Lancashire BMD link someone included in their message) his mother's maiden was Nelson. The BMD ref. is CHO/13/6, but I haven't requested a copy of the certificate yet. Census records show William B was married to Mary Ann Barnes, who was also born in Chorley. Has anyone come across these two?

Re: Richard Baxendale born abt 1833

machu118 — 2010-02-23 00:42:16Z

Hi Ian,

Yes this does help. When my Baxendales first immigrated to Canada they came to Oliver Township, outside of Thunder Bay, Ontario. On the previous census was a Richard Baxendale with a Charles and Priscilla (I believe) and my Charles Baxendale had a brother Richard who I can't find too much information on so I was wondering if this Richard was the same and that is why the family came to the same area. I traced Richard Baxendale to Dufferin and did find his death certificate but it didn't comfirm anything but your information does. With Baxendale being an uncommon name in Canada at that time I thought there might be a connection. I can trace my Baxendale line back to William Baxendale, born abt 1793 in Croston and died 1868 in Preston.
Tanna

Re: Richard Baxendale born abt 1833

sutheri — 2010-02-20 19:59:38Z

Hi Tanna:

Richard Baxendale is my 2nd Great grandparents. My search indicates that his father was Thomas Baxendale b 1801, Chorley, Lancashire, England and his mother was Nancy Baxendale b 1796. They had 5 children, Richard, Mary, William, Giles and George.

I have a note that one of the children born to Richard and Ellen is Charles born between 1863-1865.

Hope this helps.

Ian...

Peter Baxendale

bullpen196 — 2010-02-11 02:37:19Z

This is my great grandfather married to Levenia Coats - They had a son James Baxendale (have his death cert) who was my grandfather and married Mamie (Mayme) Rawstead (notice in paper - have this). If you have any information let me know please

Williuam Baxendale buried at Eccleston 1945

Orielbenfro — 2010-01-27 08:53:46Z

As part of my 5 year+ on going project to record military related deaths in Pembrokeshire currently covering the period from 1722 to 2006 I seek a jpeg of the headstone of one Pvte William Baxendale killed in a shooting accident 06th July 1945 and buried at Eccleston St Mary’s Lancashire.
William aged 37 was stationed at Merion Castlemartin Pembrokeshire, at the time of his death , was the son of Seth & Margaret Baxendale of Heskin and the husband of Annie also of Heskin
With still over a 1,000 headstones situated out of county, but related to Pembrokeshire from the 19th and 20th centuries, to collect it is impossible for me to purchase each and every one of them, so any assistance would be greatly appreicated.
Rgds
Owen Vaughan
ORIEL a welsh window on a surname

Re: Yorkshire Baxendales

FittyUK — 2009-08-05 07:23:29Z

If you would like to contact me Eileen, I have details of the Leeds BAXENDALES. My grandad was Harry Baxendale born 1898 in Hunslet.

BAXENDALE Charles Louis and Madeline BAKER

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-08 15:47:06Z

BAXENDALE Charles Louis and Madeline BAKER

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Yorkshire Baxendales

eileentemple1 — 2009-05-23 13:10:47Z

I am tracing family tree for my cousin edith ethel baxendale she is 89 and lives in Leeds
Love Eileen

Richard Baxendale born abt 1833

machu118 — 2009-03-22 23:34:27Z

Looking for information on a Richard Baxendale who immigrated to Ontario with his wife Ellen Unsworth in the late 1850's. He had the following children, Pricilla, William, and Mary who were all born in Ontario, Canada. I would like to know if this Richard Baxendale was born in Lincolnshire to William Baxendale(1793 to 1868) and Mary (1797 to 1872) and the brother of Charles Baxendale and possibly a Philip Baxendale, whom both immigrated to Ontario, Canada. I am decendant from Charles Baxendale but am trying to find out if his siblings also immigrated to Canada.
Tanna

Re: Ann Baxendale 1831 wife of Thomas

lwiles154 — 2009-02-20 12:55:05Z

Daughter of Joseph Robinson (1810-1879) & Mary Wild (1803-?; d. of John & Ann Wild) - - -
Ann (1831 in Harrington, Cumbria. First child + William "Robinson"; b 1849
Martha (1835)
William (b. Liverpool 1836-1897)
Mary (1840-

Re: The Yorkshire Baxendales

FittyUK — 2009-02-06 20:12:21Z

My Baxes originated from Chorley, Lancashire and seemed then to spread themselves about the Leeds area, Armley, Hunslet, Gildersome, Brighouse.

It seems Thomas moved to Wath on Dearne in or about 1890, he's there on the 1891 census listed as Flint Glass Blower.

They did'nt stay long and moved back to Hunslet before 1896 when their 6th child Harry was born ( my grandfather)

I'm going to take a trip into leeds probably next week and get a couple of certs. Hopefully i can then make a connection with yours and mine.

Re: The Yorkshire Baxendales

peasejo — 2009-02-06 19:16:36Z

Thanks for that.
I'm sure there must be a link between our Baxes - there doesn't seem to have been many in Wath!
If you are checking parish records records are you checking in Leeds or Chorley, Lancs? If Leeds it is probably Morley not Chorley (no Chorley in Leeds). Where did your Leeds Baxendales live?

Did William Baxendale have a brother?

FittyUK — 2009-02-06 13:05:20Z

William Baxendale b 1813 to John and Mary Baxendale in Chorley.
William and his family moved to Leeds and now i have found another family living pretty close who i am sure are related but getting them together is another matter!! grr!

I am sure William had a brother who has a son also called William b1834.

William b1834 Born in Chorley, married Martha Binns b1835 in 1854.

Anyone researching this line, I would love to hear from you.

Re: The Yorkshire Baxendales

FittyUK — 2009-02-06 12:20:45Z

I have done a little research on your Baxendales. You're right! The 1881 Census is totally screwed lol I think the enumerator must have been having an off day or he'd had one too many on his rounds lol This happens a lot on the censuses. I looked back at the earlier ones and they all seem to tie in with the 1871 so i would just put it down to experience and move on from there. I think Thomas and Catherine are correct.
Unfortunately I just cant tie in with these yet but there must be a connection somewhere as my Baxes were in Wath for a shortwhile.
I'm still trying to get my head around the Leeds ones at the moment and trying to tie in two Baxendale familes that lived pretty close to each other. I think i know how they are related but need to get a look-up in the Parish Records for Chorley just to be certain.

Re: The Yorkshire Baxendales

FittyUK — 2009-02-03 22:12:58Z

I'll go through my notes again and see what i can fathom out. Give me a couple of days ;)

Re: The Yorkshire Baxendales

peasejo — 2009-02-02 22:39:24Z

Didn't see Time Team but will watch via your link after this message.
After I posted my message the other day I had a good look at Thomas & Catherine and Charles & Jane and am left a bit confused. In the 1861 & 1871 census records Thomas & Catherine are there with their 4 children. In the 1881 census Charles and Jane Baxendale appear with the same 4 children (identical names, ages & places of birth)and 2 others. Charles's details are identical to Thomas but Jane is shown as 8 years older than Catherine. Did Thomas change his name & marry again?
These links start in Huddersfield, move to Wath-on-Dearne (where son John William was born in 1861) and back to Huddersfield.
Will go watch time team now!

Re: The Yorkshire Baxendales

FittyUK — 2009-02-02 07:59:34Z

Hiya!

Long time since we last had contact. Sorry to hear about the cancer but i'm glad everything is looking bright again. :)

Like you it's a long time since i did any research but did you see Time Team on Channel 4 last night?
http://www.channel4.com/video/time-team/catchup.html
Sun 1 Feb 5:30 pm
Baxendales were given a mention and this might interest you :)

Re: The Yorkshire Baxendales

peasejo — 2009-01-29 19:37:29Z

Some long time since I posted anything!Having had a battle with cancer I've now settled down to research again and I find my previous search was wrong!
My great grandfather's (Harton) parents were Thomas and Catherine Baxendale (nee Mawson). Thomas was born in 1831, Catherine in 1834 and were shown on 1871 census in Huddersfield and 1861 in Wath-on-Dearne wheere their first son John was born in that year. As well as John & Harton there was Joe Manson Baxendale and Lillian Baxendale children.
Anyone linked to any of the above or can go back from Thomas?

Thomas Baxendale 1884 married Catherine Goodman 1906

dawnebob — 2008-12-14 12:56:57Z

I am looking for any info, on this marriage, Thomas and Catherin (nee Goomand) 1906 at St Mary's Kirkdale Liverpool
Thomas is my grt grandmother brother, and i would like to know more about the family

Martha Baxendale dob 1872 18, Fountain Road, Liverpool

dawnebob — 2008-12-11 16:34:58Z

Anyone know of this Baxendale lady, she is a sister to my Gt grandfather Thomas Baxendale of Toxeth.
iThe first post i place was the incorrect birth date not 1849

martha Baxendale 1849 Liverpool

dawnebob — 2008-12-11 16:22:12Z

Youngest daughter of Ann and Thomas Baxendale from Toxeth Liverpool

Robert Baxendale 1869 wife Emma Kirkdale

dawnebob — 2008-12-11 16:09:45Z

Anyone with information on this family can you let me know please

Thomas Baxendale 1858

dawnebob — 2008-12-11 16:08:41Z

My gt grandfather and daughter to Elizabeth Ann Baxendale, who married James Smith in 1900 and lived at 1, Ivor St, Liverpool Anyone having info on this family let me know please

Mary Baxendale 1858 Toxeth Park,

dawnebob — 2008-12-11 16:07:19Z

Sister of my great grandfather, address 23, John st and 2, Sandys St, Toxeth Liverpool

Ann Baxendale 1831 wife of Thomas

dawnebob — 2008-12-11 16:05:21Z

My great great grandmother, anyone any info of her madien name please, last address 23, John St Liverpool

Baxendale Thomas 1832 Toxeth Park Liverpool uk

dawnebob — 2008-12-11 16:02:52Z

Does anyone know this Thomas, he was my great great grandfather did his family originate from Chorley in Lancs as most Baxendales seem to come from that area He lived at 2, Sandys Street, and thereafter 23, John St Liverpool with his wife Ann 1831.

Baxendales of Kirkdale Liverpool

dawnebob — 2008-12-11 14:45:25Z

My Great grandmother was a Baxendale from Kirkdale Liverpool Elizabeth Ann 1882, mother Elizabeth 1864 (nee myers) and dad Thomas 1860 from Toxeth Parth Liverpool
They lived in and around the Rooney st area, that ran alongside the Canada Dock in Liverpool uk
They had children Elizabeth Ann (my grt grandmother),Thomas 1884, Maratha 1887, Mary, 1889, Maggie 1892, Emily 1894, Robert 1897 Joseph 1899, William 1902, and than Elthel 1902, they liked large families then!!!
Anyone with links would love to here from you and try and piece the family back together.

Baxendales of Kirkdale Liverpool

dawnebob — 2008-12-11 13:37:41Z

I am trying to find any Baxendales from Liverpool England, who are related to my Great grandmother Elizabeth Ann Baxendale 1882 from 8, Rooney Street Kirkdale Liverpool
Her father was Thomas Baxendale 1860 and mother was Elizabeth (nee Myers) 1864.
Their children were Elizabeth Ann 1882 (my great grandmother), Thomas 1887, Martha 1887, who married Francis Cunningham in 1905, Mary 1889 who possibly married Frederick Southern in 1911, Maggie 1892, Emily 1894, poss married Charles Breslin Robert 1897, Joseph 1899, William 1902, and Ethel 1907 possibly married Percy Harris in 1930

The families lived around the Canadian dock area of Kirkdale Liverpool. Rooney Street, Dunnett Street, Brunswick Place, and Haddock Street. Any Liverpool families out there who can help please.
Elizabeth Ann send two of her children to Canada as Home Children, and i am trying to trace any family in Liverpool

Re: baxendale

dawnebob — 2008-12-11 12:49:43Z

My family are Baxendales, where did you mums family come from in the uk
Maybe there is a link

Re: Ann, Richard, William Baxendale, Chorley Lancs CORRECTION!

bamfordtree — 2008-09-19 16:55:28Z

Sorry, Karen

Richard Baxendale, b.1799, married Jane CATTERALL (NOT Brindle, which is where they married!) They married on 29th July 1821.

Apologies for my earlier error.

Eileen

Re: Ann, Richard, William Baxendale, Chorley Lancs

mrsbamford — 2008-09-04 16:10:25Z

Hi Elizabeth
I have a James Baxendale born 1830 in Chorley in my family tree.
His younger brother Richard was my gr, gr grandfather.
Other siblings:- Ann 1822, William 1823, Giles 1825, John 1829, Jane 1833.
Parents Richard Baxendale 1799 and Jane Brindle.
You give no dates, could this be the same James?
Regards
Eileen Bamford(Baxendale)

Re: Ann, Richard, William Baxendale, Chorley Lancs

mrsbamford — 2008-09-04 15:59:39Z

Hi
I have Ann's older brother Richard born 1832 Hindley in my Family Tree.
Richard married Jane Jolley and is my gr,gr grandfather.
His father Richard 1799 married Jane Brindle
The William you mention did marry Jane Blackburn 28/3/1796.
Any information you have about William 1771 would be most welcome.
I can give you details of Richrad's descendants.
Eileen Bamford(Baxendale)

baxendales Farington Lancashire

dedrah1 — 2008-04-09 06:43:00Z

I would love to trace any off spring of Ellen,james,robert and Edward all children of Robert and (H)Ellen Baxendale who married circa 1860 my Grandma was Violet Baxendale. Ellens maiden name was Faza(c)kerley. Violet married James barnes Shufflebottom

Re: Hi fellow Baxendale's!!!!

kauna65 — 2007-09-08 11:07:37Z

Hi

I am a Baxendale by marriage. I am researching the family tree for my father in law. They are from Farnworth in Bolton and his grandfather was Levi Baxendale.

Re: Elizabeth Harrison Jameson Baxendale

ealordcorreia — 2007-04-28 01:05:09Z

Don't know if you have this information already since it has been such a long time since you posted...

MA Vol 427 Page 179
1892-Record #1923
Mary (Kerrigan) Harrison, wife of William, Female, Married, Age 52 yrs, 3 mnths, died of Old Age, Residence, death and burial in Fall River, Housewife, born in England, parents Patrick and Ann Dowler, both born Ireland.

Last Name First Name Town/Village Year
Jameson Elizabeth (Harrison) Fall River 1903

Vol Page Type
536 180 Marriage image not available image not available

Re: Baxendales of Crossens, Lancs

StephenBaxter99 — 2006-07-25 13:48:40Z

Re: Bio: Peter Baxendale: fra England to North Dakota

2006-07-25 00:35:52Z

There is no other information available - only what I have posted online.

You might want to try other resources, i.e.:
Institute of Regional Studies, Fargo, ND

They have a website online with alot of genealogy, biographies, etc. Not sure if Baxendale is listed but you just never know.

Re: Bio: Peter Baxendale: fra England to North Dakota

2006-07-24 22:08:36Z

Do you have any sibling's or parent's names?