PAXFORD/PACKFORD family

[christmack]

Could anyone help with information on the following family?

Ada Annie PAXFORD married Alfred William Christopher ATTRILL in 1906 at Epsom. Ada was born 3rd July 1875 at Sunninghill, Egham, Surrey and her parents were Joseph & Emma (nee SAUNDERS) PAXFORD/PACKFORD.
Joseph was born C1849 at Watlington, Oxford and Emma (nee Saunders) was born C1852 at Cuxham, Oxford.

Thankyou for your time
Regards from sunny Queensland
Christmack
9/1/2005

[toby]

Found Emma Saunders family, but no Joseph Packford/ Paxford on 1861 census born Watlington.
Emma's family as follows
John Saunders   41  Thatcher born Cuxham
Ann  33  born Blewbury  Berks

Ann  13      Watlington
Mary  11    Cuxham
Emma  9       "
Charlotte  6  "
Sarah  4    "
Hope this will help a little.

[christmack]

Toby
Thank you for the info. this will be my Emma, but I am not sure why Joseph is not there?

Christmack
19/1/2005

[DebbieG]

From the 1851 census for Watlington

How Farm
Joseph Packford Head Wid aged 66 Ag Shepherd born Ramsden
William Packford Son Mar age 23 Ag Shepherd born OX Whitelands
Elizabeth Packford D-I-L Mar age 22  born Chs Congleton
Eady Mary Packford GD aged 5m born WAtl;ington
George Packford BR U aged 70 Ag Lab born Ramsden

further on in the hamlet of Greenfield
George Packford Head Mar age 36  born Bix OXF
Rebecca Packford Wife Mar age 37 born BKM Wycombe
Henry Packford aged 6
Joseph Packford age 4
George Packford age 1.5
Edwin W. Packford age 2m
all children born Watlinton

Hope this helps

Debbie

[christmack]

Thank you Debbie for the Paxford info. It will really help.

Regards
Christmack
9/2/2005

[DebbieG]

Hi Chris

further to the above - I found this in the register transcripts for Bix - wrongly transcribed/listed as BOXFORD
(I think)

baptism 1815 March 19th George s/o Joseph & Racheal BOXFORD shepherd of Middle Assington (born March 5th)

Debbie

[christmack]

Debbie
Thanks for the BOXFORD info. !!!

I wonder what spelling that will be found next. This one really takes the cake, doesn't it?

Regards
Christmack
14/2/2005