Bloxam family, Sussex help.

[maddys52]

Oh, just realised I should have looked on the next page of the 1871 census for the last entry in the family:

William BLOXAM   64  Middlesex  (father, walking stick maker)

[maddys52]

William BLOXAM married Ann Esther JAQUES Sept qtr 1863 at Bermondsey.

They married 16 August 1863 at St Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey. William BLOXAM (29, bach, walking stick dresser), Ann Esther JAQUES (25, spin). His father - William BLOXAM, walking stick manufacturer. Her father - John JAQUES, licensed victualler.

[GWBLOXAM]

Wow amazing thankyou!

[GWBLOXAM]

William BLOXHAM   33   Middlesex  (walking stick maker)
Ann Esther                32
Ann                              6  Surrey
Emma                         5
William                       1
RG10/628/ pg40 (I can't seem to find it on familysearch)

Where can I view this information or document? thankyou. 

[Comberton]

1871
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VRFZ-XSC

[GWBLOXAM]

Thank you!

[Neale1961]

Information to take you back another generation .........

William BLOXHAM born abt 1835 (walking stick maker) and husband of Ann Esther JAQUES
Was the son of
William BLOXHAM (senior) born abt 1808 Middlesex (walking stick maker / Stick turner) and Ann HUDSON



1851 Census St Botolph Bishopsgate (Artillery Lane)
William Bloxham, 41, Head, born Bethnal Green, Stick turner
Ann Bloxham 36, wife, born Bethnal Green
William Bloxham, 16, son born Spitalfields, Middlesex, Stick turner
John Hudson, 13, Nephew, born Clapham
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SG6C-LY4


1841 census St Botolph Bishopsgate (Artillery Lane)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQJJ-8XV
William Bloxam (senior) is also a stick turner in this census


MARRIAGE Saint Botolph Bishopsgate
19 March 1833
William BLOXAM - bachelor
Ann HUDSON – spinster
Both of this parish, both signed names.

[GWBLOXAM]

This is amazing thank you! I have been speaking to my Nan today and she showed me her family bible. It shows a lot of info on her side. But In the front of the bible is some really hard to read handwriting so there is a lot more to investigate. I’m having a lot of fun working on the tree and everyone has been so helpful so thank you all. 

[Neale1961]

If you post a scan of the hard to read writing, we may be able to help decipher it.