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UK Prison Hulk Registers and Letter Books. Ancestry
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Thomas Buxton age 22 tried at Sheffield on 24 October 1821 and convicted of felony, admitted to the Bellerophon hulk from York on 11 November 1821. Sent to the convict Ship Guildford for transportation to NSW on 29 March 1822
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York Assizes 4th August - The following have yet to be tried - Thomas Buxton, Alfred Windle and H. Wilkinson for a burglary in the house of Francis Ullathorne of Pontefract
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The Sheffield Independent, and Yorkshire and Derbyshire Advertiser (Sheffield, England)
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On Friday week the following convicts left York in order to be delivered on board the hulks at Sheerness up the River Medway - William Carrall, John Wharton, Henry Egley, Thomas Sunderland, George Burgin, Samuel Warbuton, Henry Wilkinson, John Brown, Thomas Buxton, John Taylor, Joseph Windle and James Smith, to be severally transported seven years. Also John McCoy and John Craven for 14 years
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Age 17. Tried in Colchester. Assigned to George Townshend
First Name:
Thomas and Mary
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Baptisms p. 10
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Shop owner. Baptism of son Charles Edward Buxton
First Name:
Thomas and Mary
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle
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Witnesses at the marriage of Edward Bedford and Ellen Walsh
First Name:
Thomas and Mary
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Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle p 68
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Witnesses at the marriage of Thomas Bridges and Bridget Corrigan
First Name:
Thomas and Mary
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Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. p.14
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Shopkeeper. Baptism of son Richard Henry Buxton
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Thomas and Mary
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Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. p.19
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Shopkeeper. Baptism of son Albert
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Thomas and Mary
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Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral Newcastle. Burials p20
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Albert, son of Thomas and Mary Buxton died aged 3 years and 3 months 2 days. Burial date
First Name:
Thomas and Mary
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Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Burials p27
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Charles, son of Thomas and Mary Buxton died aged 11
First Name:
Thomas and Mary
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Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral Newcastle. Baptisms p17
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Occupation Sawyer. Baptism of daughter Mary Anne
First Name:
Thomas and Mary
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Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Baptisms p.25
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Shopkeeper. Baptism of son Thomas
First Name:
Thomas and Mary
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Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Baptisms p. 6
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Baptism of James William, son of Thoams and Mary Buxton
First Name:
Thomas and Mary
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Newcastle Court of Petty Sessions, Bench Books, 1833-1836 (Ancestry)
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Ellen Madden alias Smith, assigned to her husband Thomas Smith, charged with disorderly conduct....Mrs. Buxton testified...On Monday morning my husband was gone to Sydney. Thomas Smith came to my shop for one pound of sugar. I asked him if his wife and himself were good friends. He said his wife had something to tell me. I went to his wife. She told me that Buxton had been after her for two years. The last place she saw him was at the well. He asked her to allow him to go to her house but she would not allow him. She said she had never one days peace since she would not allow him to go. She said also that he had been after Mrs. Priest and gave her a new yellow muslin gown....Mrs. Anthony testified....About three or four years ago, I purchased two gowns from Mrs. Buxton and I gave her the money. I have had one yellow gown since which my father bought me in Sydney. I have had no other. This was before I was married to William Anthony. I never told Mrs. Smith that Buxton gave me the frock for having me in the stockyard (signed A.S. Antney).....In continuation of Mrs. Buxton s evidence…. I have had yellow print and yellow muslin by me for some time. I remember selling two or three frocks to Mrs. Anthony....Mrs. Priest testified....I do not remember my daughter Mrs. Anthony having any gown but one which I did not buy her which was a yellow gown Mr. Stone gave her. I gave her the money to buy one yellow gown myself. This was upwards of three years ago. It was a yellow muslin gown. Mr. Priest, my husband brought from Sydney about three years ago a Buff gown for my daughter Anna......Case dismissed by the Magistrates
First Name:
Thomas junior
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Presented Rev. William Savigny with a testimonial of a silver salver and 40 sovereigns in gratitude for his ministerial labours and gratuitous devotion to service
First Name:
Thomas junior
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On return of spirit merchants and brewers, whose registration for the year 1860 have been notified to the Chief Inspector of Distilleries
First Name:
Thomas senior
Place:
Hunter Street, Newcastle
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Died on 2nd September at his residence, Hunter Street Newcastle, after a long and protracted illness which he bore with Christian fortitude. Aged 63 years
First Name:
Thomas, James, Richard, Mary
Place:
Christ Church Burial Ground, Newcastle
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Among a cluster of very old tombs near the entrance gate to the churchyard there is one which covers the family vault of the Buxton family. There are a number of inscriptions on the memorial. Thomas Buxton who departed this life on the 2nd September 1861 aged 65 and James William Buxton died Jan 16, 1874 aged 32, also Richard Henry Buxton died Oct 11 1880 aged 35. Also Mary Buxton wife of Thomas Buxton died Oct 4 1884 aged 77
First Name:
Thomas, Mary, James
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Thomas and Mary Buxton had several sons, of whom one, Thomas Buxton, after spending a good deal of time on the turon and Tambarooro gold diggings made a couple of trips to England. He died in Sheffield, where he had married his cousin, his widow being subsequently married to a Sergeant Haynes who was formerly a drill instructor at Newcastle. Another son (James) took to the sea, and made several voyages as a midshipman in the old La Hogue, a premium of 200 pounds being paid for him. He however, relinquished the sea, and settled in newcastle subsequently marrying a daughter of Police Inspector Harrison.
