• [S7] Burial Record for Isabella Coxon buried 7/11/1848 in the parish of Longframlington.
    Source:The Churchyard, Longframlington, 1848, Page 51. No.405.
    Hereinafter cited as "Bur. Rec. Coxon, Isabella, 1848"
    Isabella Coxon, Cartington Blue Mill, Parish of Rothbury, Nov 7th. (1848) 16, Jas Allgod, Vicar.
  • [S9] Burial Record for Henry Coxon buried 20/5/1842 in the parish of Longframlington.
    Source:Parish Registers, Longframlington Parish Church, 1842, Page 43.
    Hereinafter cited as "Bur. Rec. Coxon, Henry, 1842."
  • [S15] Certified copy of entry of marriage at Registry Office for Robert Coxon and Mary Temple Gordon, married 15/6/1907 at The Register Office, Morpeth in the Registration District of Morpeth, certificate dated 17/6/1907.
    Source:Stoker Wilson private files, Original.
    Hereinafter cited as "Cert. Marr. Coxon/Gordon 1907"
    Marriage 15th June 1907 at the Register Office, Morpeth. Between Robert Coxon, 32, Bachelor, Joiner, of 8 Argyle Terrace, Newbiggin by the Sea, father John Coxon (deceased), Coal miner AND Mary Temple Gordon, 27, Spinster of 8 Argyle Terrace, Newbiggin by the Sea, father James Gordon, Pavior. Witnesses George John Coxon and Margaret Ann Mitford.
  • [S23] Census on 30/3/1841 at Low Baston, Warworth. Household of Henry Coxon at Hounden Mill. Township of Low Baston.
    Source:UK National Census, HO 107/832/10.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1841, Warkworth, Coxon, Henry"
    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.
  • [S36] Census on 7/4/1861 at East Mason, Dinnington. Household of Robert Coxon at So. East Mason..
    Source:UK National Census, RG9/3032 Page18.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1861, East Mason, Coxon, R"
    Robert Coxon, Head, Unmarried, 50m, Farmer of 130 acres emplying 3 men, born Northumberland, Weldon Bridge,
    George Coxon, Brother, 43m, Farmer ditto, born Northumberland, Weldon Bridge,
    John Coxon, Nephew, 19m, Agricultural Labourer, born Northumberland, Stanton Mill,
    Joseph Surtees, Visitor, 52m, Agricultural Labourer, born Northumberland, Simonburn,
    Mary Harbottle, Servant, 48f, Housekeeper, born Northumberland, Longhorsley.
  • [S37] Gravestone for George Coxon, Located in The Churchyard, Dinnington. Read by R S Wilson
    Source Ref: Photo in RSW files Churchyard, Dinnington
    Hereinafter cited as "Gravestone, Dinnington, Coxon, George". Inscription reads:
    "In affectionate remembrance of
    GEORGE COXON
    of East Mason
    departed this life Aug 21st 1871
    aged 58 years."
  • [S41] Baptism Record for George Coxon at Longframlington Presbyterian Church on 12/5/1776.
    Source:Longframlington Presbyterian Church, Baptisms, 1776,.
    Hereinafter cited as "Bap. Rec. Longframlington, Coxon, George. 1776"
    1776. May 12th. George, Son to Wilm Coxon in Overgrafs miln in the parish of Felton was baptized.
  • [S45] ParishRecord in the parish of Edlingham.
    Hereinafter cited as "Reg. Parish. Edlingham."
  • [S46] Burial Record in the parish of Gosforth.
    Hereinafter cited as "Reg. Parish. Gosforth"
    St.Nicholas. "Jane Coxon, 78 years, of East Brunton, widow of Henry Coxon (Taylor), late Sotheran, native of Long Edlington. Died: Decay of nature."
  • [S51] Newspaper Cutting with Death Notice of Harry Coxon. "Death Notice" dated c 2000.

  • [S54] Census on 3o0/3/1851 at Mason in Dinnington. Household of William Fenwick at Gardners Houses, Mason, Dinnington, Northumberland.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1851, Dinnington, Fenwick, William"
    Census record 1851 for W. Fenwick containing record of Isaac Coxon.
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    William, Fenwick, Head, Marr, 46m, Farmer of 200 Acres employing 5 labourers. Northumberland, Earsdon,
    Sarah S, Wife, Mar, 36f, Northumberland, Easdon.
    Children listed:
    Eleanor, 12,
    Margaret, 8,
    Sarah D, 1,
    Servants listed:
    Margaret Wight, 28,
    Matthew English, 23,
    William Brown, 19,
    Isaac Coxon, Serv, U, 15, General Servant, Northumberland, Longhorsley.
  • [S58] Census on 7/6/1841 at Longframlington. Household of Thomas Coxon
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1841, Longfram, Coxon, Thomas"
    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.
  • [S75] Census on 1871 at Dinnington, East Mason. Household of Robert Coxon at South East Mason, Dinnington.
    Source:UK National Census,
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1871, Dinnington, Coxon R"
    Robert Coxon, Head, Unm, 62, Farmer of 243 acres empoloying 3 labourers, Northumberland, Brinkburn
    George Coxon, Brother, Unm, 57, Northumberland, Brinkburn,
    Mary Harbottle, Servant, Unm, 61, Housekeeper, Northumberland, Longhorsley,
    John Orwin, Border, Unm, 70, Retired farmer, born Durham, Tanfield,
    Joseph Foster, Serv, Unm, 21, Farm Servant, Northumberland, Wideopen,
    Mary Jane Taner, Serv, Unmarried, 18, Farm Servant, Durham.
  • [S77] Gravestone for Mary Ann Coxon and George Coxon, Located in The Churchyard, Felton. Read by Stoker Wilson (30/6/2009)
    Source Ref: Print out from Web page Harry Coxon FH Researches
    Hereinafter cited as "Gravestone, Felton, Coxon, MA, G". Inscription reads:
    "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.""
  • [S90] Gravestone for Herbert Coxon, Located in Jesmond Road Cemetary, Newcastle. Read by Harry Coxon
    Source Ref: From Web page Harry Coxon FH Researches
    Hereinafter cited as "Gravestone, Newcastle Jesmond Road, Coxon, Herbert". Inscription reads:
    "HERBERT COXON, 1st.Dec.1855 to 26th.Sept.1913."
  • [S92] Gravestone for James Henry Coxon, Located in Jesmond Road Cemetary, Newcastle. Read by Harry Coxon
    Source Ref: From Web page Harry Coxon FH Researches
    Hereinafter cited as "Gravestone, Newcastle Jesmond Road, Coxon, James H". Inscription reads:
    "Sacred to the memory of JAMES HENRY COXON, who died 26th.Jan.1874, aged 41 years."
  • [S101] Gravestone for Jane Coxon, Ralph Coxon, Isabella Coxon and Mary Coxon, Located in The Churchyard, Whittingham. Read by Harry Coxon
    Source Ref: From Web page Harry Coxon FH Researches
    Hereinafter cited as "Gravestone, Whitingham, Coxon, Ralph Jane, & family". Inscription reads:
    "JANE, wife of RALPH COXON, died at Glanton Jan.24th.1838, aged 68 years;
    Also RALPH COXON, Feb.26th. 186-, aged -.
    ISABELLA, their daughter, March 2nd.1846, aged 34 years;
    MARY, their daughter Jan.20th.1861, aged 54 years."
  • [S107] Copy birth certificate of John Coxon. Born 23/2/1841, (Registered on 17/3/1841 in the Registration District of Morpeth) certificate located at "Stoker Wilson private files". 178.
    "1841, Birth in the Sub-District of Morpeth in the County of Northumberland. No 178. Twenty Third of February 1841, at Stanton. John, Boy to Henry Coxon and Susan Coxon (formerly Coxon), Miller, Informant Henry Coxon, Father, Stanton. Registered 17th March 1841. Registrar Edward watson."
  • [S287] Baptism Record for Hannah Coxon at Longframlington Presbyterian Church on 29/5/1768.
    Source:Parish Registers, Longframlington Parish Church, Bap. 1768.
    Hereinafter cited as "Bap. Rec. Longframlington, Coxon, Hannah, 1768"
    1768, May 29th. Hannah, Daughter to Henry Coxon, in the town and parish of Edlingham was baptized.
  • [S290] Baptism Record for Isobel Coxon at Longframlington Presbyterian Church on 28/1/1771.
    Source:Longframlington Presbyterian Church, Baptisms, 1771.
    Hereinafter cited as "Bap. Rec. Longframlington, Coxon, Isobel, 1771"
    1771 Janry 28th. Isobel daughter to Henry Coxon in the town and parish of Edlingham was baptised.
  • [S294] Angela Melling, "The Family History research of Angela Melling"
    Hereinafter cited as "FHR: Melling."
  • [S300] Census on 30/3/1851 at Greens & Glantlees. Household of Robert Coxon at Greens.
    Source:UK National Census, HO 107/2419/18 Page 188.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1851, Greens, Coxon, Robert"
    Robert Coxon, Head, Marr, 77m, Farmer of 428 acres employing 4 male and 1 female labourer, Northumberland, North Felton,
    Sarah Coxon, Wife, Marr, 66f, Northumberland, Alnwick,
    John Coxon, Son, U, 36m, farmers son employed on farm, Northumberland, Felton,
    Susanna Coxon, Daur, U, 34f, farmers daughter employed on farm, Northumberland, Felton,
    George Coxon, Son, U, 28m, farmers son employed on farm, Northumberland, Felton,
    Robert Thomas, Son, U, 23m, farmers son employed on farm, Northumberland, Felton,
    Susanna Hartley, Visitor, U, 15f, Durham, Chester le Street,
    Daniel Rutherford, Servant, U, 22m, farm labourer, Northumberland, Warkworth,
    John Turle?, Servant, U, 19m, Farm Labourer, Northumberland, Felton,
    Margaret Robson, Servant, U, 21, House Servant, Northumberland, Mitford.
  • [S301] Index to Free BMD: Death: George Coxon. Year:1860 Qtr:4, County: Alnwick, Northumberland, Volume & Page: 1860, 4Q, 10B Page 211.
    Hereinafter cited as "Index: Death. Coxon, George, 1860".
  • [S302] Wards 1850 Directory of Northumberland & Durham, dated 1850, for Northumberland.
    Hereinafter cited as "Directory, Ward N & D, 1850."
  • [S308] Census on 30/3/1851 at Alnwick. Household of William Milne at 13 Narrowgate, Alnwick.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1851, Alnwick, Milne, William"
    Household of William Milne, includes the Allisons as visitors.
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    John Allison, Visitor, Mar, 44m, Printers Compositor, Scotland,
    Anne Allison, Visitor, Mar, 40, Northumberland, Alnwick,
    George Allison, Visitor, U, 14m, Scotland,
    Frances Allison, Visitor, 7f, Middlesex, Parish N.K.
  • [S496] Census on 30/3/1851 at Ponteland. Household of John Coxon at Benridge farm, Kirkley, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, HO 107/2143/99 p14.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1851, Ponteland, Coxon, John"
    John Coxon, Head, Marr, 48m, Farmer of 110 acres emplying 4 men, Northumberland, Weldon Bridge,
    Hannah Coxon, Wife, Marr, 49f, Farmers wife, Northumberland, Hexham,
    William Coxon, Son, Unm, 22m, Farmers son, Northumberland, Ponteland,
    John Coxon, Son, Unm, 20m, Farmers son, Northumberland, Ponteland,
    Elizabeth Turnbull, Servant, Unm, 17f, House servant, Northumberland, Wall,
    Richard Jenning, Servant, Unm, 15m, Servant, Sligo, Ireland.
  • [S501] Census on 30/3/1851 at Snitter. Household of Robert Orpeth at Snitter Mill, Snitter, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, HO 107/2423/76 p.7..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1851, Snitter, Robert Orpeth"
    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.
  • [S503] Census on 2/4/1871 at Snitter. Household of Robert Orpeth at Snitter Mill, Snitter, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, RG 10/5194/5 p4.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1871, Snitter, Robert Orpeth"
    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.
  • [S507] Census on 7/6/1841 at Snitter. Household of Robert Orpeth at Snitter Mill, Snitter, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, HO 107/831/6 p8.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1841, Snitter, Robert Orpeth"
    Robert Orpeth, 34m, Miller, Northumberland,
    Isabella Orpeth, 25f, Northumberland,
    John Orpeth, 3mth m, Northumberland,
    Thomas Orr, 25m, M.S. Northumberland,
    Christr Caisley, 22m, M.S. Northumberland,
    George Douglas, 17m, M.S. Northumberland,
    Mary Bruce, 17f, F.S. Northumberland.
  • [S513] Census on 7/4/1861 at Longbenton. Household of Henry Colbeck at High Weetslade, Longbenton, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, RG 9/3846/63 p1.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 186, Longbenton, Colbeck, Henry"
    Henry Colbeck, Head, Widd, 66m, Farmer 490 acres employinhg 11 men 2 boys, Northumberland,
    Isaac Colbeck, Son, Un, 36m, Farmers son, Northumberland,
    James Colbeck, Son, Un, 26m, Farmers son, Northumberland,
    Jane Colbeck, Daur, U, 25f, Farmers Daur, Northumberland,
    Emily Charlton, Grand daur, 8f, Northumberland,
    John Colbeck, Serv, Marr, 65m, Carter, Northumberland,
    Charles Colbeck, Serv, 23m, Carter, Northumberland,
    + other servants, John Atkinson, Bell Charlton, Dorothy Berkley.
  • [S554] Census on 3/4/1881 at Felton. Household of Robert Coxon at Felton Mill, Felton, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, RG 11/5120/14, Pg.22.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1881, Felton, Coxon, Robert"
    Robert Coxon, Head, Marr, 43m, Mill Cartman (Corn), Northumberland, Rothbury,
    Jane Coxon, Wife, Marr, 38f, Northumberland, Hedgeley
    Mary A Coxon, Daur, Unmar, 18f, Northumberland, Brinkburn,
    Jane Coxon, Daur, 13f, Scholar, Northumberland, Felton,
    William Coxon, Son, 11m, Scholar, Northumberland, Felton,
    George Coxon, Son, 9m, Scholar, Northumberland, Felton,
    John E Coxon, Son, 6m, Scholar, Northumberland, Felton,
    Frances Coxon, Daur, 5f, Northumberland, Felton,
    Isabelle Coxon, Daur, 3f Nothumberland, Felton,
    Frederic Coxon, Grandson, 3 mts m, Northumberland, Felton.
  • [S556] Census on 31/3/1901 at Felton. Household of Robert Coxon at Felton Mills, Felton, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, RG 13/4838/15, Pg.21.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1901, Felton, Coxon, Robert"
    Robert Coxon, Head, Widr, 62m, Millers Carter, Northumberland, Rothbury,
    Isabella Coxon, Daur, 23f, Nothumberland, Felton Mills.
  • [S557] Census on 5/4/1891 at Felton. Household of Robert Coxon at Felton Mill, Felton, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, RG 12/4261/11, Pg.16.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1891, Felton, Coxon, Robert"
    Robert Coxon, Head, Marr, 52m, Mill Carter, Northumberland, Rothbury,
    Jane Coxon, Wife, Marr, 47f, Northumberland, Hedgley
    George Coxon, Son, 19m, Corn Miller, Northumberland, Felton Mills
    Isabelle Coxon, Daur, 13f, Nothumberland, Felton Mills,
    Frederick Coxon, Son, 10m, Scholar, Northumberland, Felton Mills,
    Matthew Coxon, Son, 7m, Scholar, Northumberland, Felton Mills.
  • [S560] Census on 5/4/1891 at Guyzance. Household of George Coxon at Guyzance Lee, Guyzance, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, RG 12/4261/46. Pg.4.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1891, Guyzance, Coxon, George"
    George Coxon, Head, M, 66m, farmer, Greens, Felton, Northumberland,
    Catherine A Coxon, Wife, M, 65f, Elylaw, Northumberland,
    William J Coxon, Grandson, 11m, Scholar, Guyzance Lee, Northumberland,
    Henry Wood, Servant,
    Mary Neil, Servant,
    John Smith, Lodger,
    Maria Smith, his Wife.
  • [S569] Baptism Record at Branton Presbyterian Church.
    Hereinafter cited as "Bap. Register, Branton Presbyterian (URC)."
  • [S600] Census on 3/4/1881 at Cramlington, Northumberland. Household of John Coxon at Bassington Farm, Cramlington, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, RG11 5094/78 Pg.34.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1881, Cramlington, Coxon, John"
    Note: this entry is indexed with Ancestry as "Coxan"
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    John Coxon, Head, Widdower, 45m, Farmer of 178 acres emplying 2 labourers, Northumberland, Ponteland,
    John W Coxon, Son, 10m, Scholar, Northumberland, Cramlington,
    George Robt Coxon, Son, 9m, Scholar, Northumberland, Cramlington,
    Joseph G Coxon, Son, 6m, Scholar, Northumberland, Cramlington,
    William Coxon, Brother, Unmarr, 47m, Formerly Land Stewart, Northumberland, Ponteland,
    James coxon, Servant, Unmarr, 23m, Farm Labourer and ???, Northumberland, Bedlington,
    Elizabeth Cairns, Servant, Unmarr, 21f, General Servant, Durham, South Shields.
  • [S619] Census on 2/4/1871 at Embleton. Household of Coxon. Richard at Embleton, Northumberland.
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1871, Embleton, Coxon, Richard"
    Richard Coxon, Head, Mar, 63m, Retired Farmer, Northumberland, Brandon,
    Isabella Coxon, Wife, Mar, 41f, Northumberland, Elford,
    Jane Ann Coxon, Daur, Unmar, 12f, Scholar, Northumberland, Embleton,
    Richard Coxon, Son, Unmar, 7m, Scholar, Northumberland, Embleton,
    James F Coxon, Son, 4m, Northumberland, Embleton,
    Henry Coxon, Son, 3m, Northumberland, Embleton,
    Lilly I Coxon, Daur, 9month.f, Northumberland, Embleton.
  • [S627] Index to Christenings, Ancestry.
  • [S655] Census on 7/4/1861 at Jesmond at Burdon Place, Jesmond, Newcastle.
    Source:UK National Census, RG9/3834/81 Pg.1..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1861, Jesmond, Coxon, James & others"
    This is an unusual Census entry, insofar as there is no Head of household.
    Presumably James & Jane were away from home on the day of the census.
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    James A Coxon, Son, Unm, 26m, Draper's Bookkeeper, Newcastle upon Tyne,
    William D Coxon, Son, Unm, 21m, Commercial Clerk, Newcastle upon Tyne,
    Catherine Lishman, Servant,
    Hannah Craig, Servant.
  • [S658] Census on 7/5/1841 at Jesmond, Newcastle. Household of James Coxon at No 1 Burdon Place, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne..
    Source:UK National Census, HO 107/824/3/27, Pg.1..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1841, Newcastle, Coxon James"
    James Coxon, 30m, Draper, Northumberland,
    Eleanor Coxon, 25f, Y,
    James H Coxon, 7m, Y,
    John R Coxon, 6m, Y,
    William Coxon, 1m, Y,
    Ann Buxton, 15f, F.S. Y,
    Elizabeth Coxon, 35f, F.S. Y.
  • [S659] Census on 7/4/1861 at Harrogate at Hanover House, West Park, Bilton with Harrogate, Yorkshire.
    Source:UK National Census, RG9/3206/127. pg.8..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1861, Harrogate, Coxon, James"
    Census for William Young, Lodging House keeper. Harrogate.
    James and Eleanor Coxon are staying there.
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    James Coxon, No. Marr, 56m, Merchant, Northumberland, Glanton,
    Eleanor Coxon, No, Marr, 47f, Newcastle.
  • [S661] Alan Morgan, A fine and private place: Jesmond Old cemetary (n.p.: Tyne Bridge Publishing, 2000)
    Hereinafter cited as Book: extract. Re James Coxon & Co.
    Coxon’s was a household name throughout the north of England over three generations as one of the largest drapery stores in Newcastle. The right hand photo above was taken in the 1920s just before financial difficulties during the depression forced the shop to close, costing 300 people their jobs. Coxon’s stood at the corner of Grey Street and Market Street. The picture clearly shows the dormitories built on top of the original Grainger building of the late 1830s to house staff from as far afield as Hartlepool and Barnard Castle. The cellar was the domain of the official ferret keeper employed to combat rats from the Turks Head Hotel, next door on Grey Street.
    The business was established in 1830 by James Coxon, from Glanton, who with Thomas Richardson as partner, ran a drapery and haberdashers’ shop in Mosley Street until the move to Market Street in the 1840s. James died at Benton House in 1867 after living for many years at Burdon Place in
    Brandling Village and was succeeded by his son Herbert. His son, another Herbert carried on the business until 1928.
    There were many proposals for the Coxon site, including the ‘creation of a super cinema’, but it was Sunderland based Binns Ltd that moved in with a view to establishing themselves in Newcastle for the North East Coast exhibition of 1929. It is said that next door neighbours, Bainbridge, had considered Coxon’s selling price too expensive.
  • [S663] Census on 2/4/1871 at Newcastle. Household of James H Coxon at 21 -24 Market Street, Newcastle upon Tyne..
    Source:UK National Census, RG10/5087/67. Pg.5..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1871, Newton, Coxon, Robert T Census 1871, Newcastle, Coxon, James H"
    Census for James H Coxon, unmarried living "above the shop", with along list of other people, presumably shop workers.
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    James H Coxon, Head, Unm, 36m, Draper, Newcastle upon Tyne.
  • [S664] Census on 2/4/1871 at Thornton, Lancashire at Rossall College or Northern Church of England School.
    Source:UK National Census, RG10/4224/150. Pg.14..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1871, Lancashire, Coxon, Herbert"
    Herbert Coxon, 15m, Scholar, Newcastle upon Tyne.
  • [S676] Census on 2/4/1871 7/4/1861 at Rothbury. Household of Joshua Tennant at Thrum Mill, Rothbury..
    Source:UK National Census, RG9/3895/7 Pg. 7..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1861, Rothbury, Tennant, Joshua"
    Joshua Tennant, Head, Mar, 38m, farmer & Miller 40 acres employing 3 labourers , Northumberland, Whitton,
    Jane Tennant, Wife, Marr, 45f, Farmers Wife, Northumberland, Mount Healy,
    John Orr, Stepson, Unm, 16m, Farmers Son, Northumberland, Mount Healy,
    William Orr, Serv, Unm, 16m, Farmers Son, Northumberland, Mount Healy,
    Jane Ann Tennant, Daur, Unm, 6f, Northumberland, Mount Healy,
    Joshua Tennant, Son, Unm, 3m, Northumberland, Mount Healy
    Henry Burn, Serv, Unm, 26m, Carter, Northumberland, Rothbury,
    Thomas Bell, Serv, Mar, 37m, Miller, Northumberland, Alwinton,
    Elizabeth Snowdon, Serv, Unm, 31f, House Serv, Northumberland, Rothbury.
  • [S677] Census on 30/3/1851 at Rothbury. Household of Joshua Tennant at Thrum Mill, Rothbury..
    Source:UK National Census, HO107/2423/138. Pg.7..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1851, Rothbury, Tennant, Joshua"
    Joshua Tennant, Head, Mar, 30m, Miller & Farmer of 28 acres employing 3 men , Northumberland, Whitton,
    Jane Tennant, Wife, Marr, 36f, Northumberland, Rothbury,
    John Orr, Son, 7m, Scholar, Northumberland, Rothbury,
    William Orr, Son, 5m, Scholar, Northumberland, Rothbury,
    William Ramsey, Serv, U, 22m, General Farm Serv, Northumberland, Walton,
    Henry Burn, Serv, U, 18m, Miller, Northumberland, Rothbury,
    Elizabeth Snowdon, Serv, U, 17f, House Serv, Northumberland, Rothbury,
    Robert Scott, Lodger, U, 15m, Shepherd, Northumberland, Rothbury.
  • [S686] Parish Register of Marriages in Edlingham Marriage Register,
    Hereinafter cited as "Marr. Register, Edlingham."
  • [S739] Census on 30/3/1851 at Stamfordham. Household of Richard Graham at Bitchfield, Stamfordham.
    Source:UK National Census, HO 107/2413/401. Pg.13..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1851, Stamfordham, Graham, Richard"
    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.
  • [S740] Census on 7/4/1861 at Killingworth. Household of John Sisterson at Killingworth, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, RG9/3845/108. Pg.18..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1861, Killingworth, Sisterson, John"
    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.
  • [S741] Census on 3/4/1881 at Ovingham. Household of John Sisterson at Ovingham Village, Northumberland.
    Source:UK National Census, RG10 5100/127. Pg.10..
    Hereinafter cited as "Census 1881, Ovingham, Sisterson, John"
    John Sisterson, Head, Mar,61, Retired Farmer, Northumberland, Corbridge,
    Isabella Sisterson, Wife, Mar, 50, Retired Farmers wife, Northumberland, Longframlington.
    Also listed - Robert Holland, lodger.