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Moxon Society Tree MX05 Outline Descendant Report for William MOKESONE of Beeston, Leeds, born c1475 in Yorkshire (As at Oct 2017) 1 William MOKESONE b: Abt. 1475 in Yorkshire, England, d: Bef. Jul 1541 Churwell, Yorkshire, England + Eliz. - Mrs Moksone b: Abt. 1491 in England, m: Bef. 1512 ...2 Rauf MOXON b: 1512 in Beeston, Yorkshire, England + [unknown spouse] ......3 Rauffe MOKSON b: 1541 in Rothwell, Yorkshire, England, d: Dec 1604 Beeston, Yorkshire, England + Janet b: Abt. 1552 in England, m: Bef. 1574, d: Oct 1578 Leeds, Yorkshire, England .........4 Thomas MOXON b: 1574 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England .........4 John MOXON b: 1577 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England .........4 Margaret MOXON b: 1578 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England + Thomas SYKES m: 22 Sep 1599 in St Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire, England ...2 Thomas MOXSON b: Abt. 1515 in Beeston, Yorkshire, England + Margaret GAMYLL b: 1523 in England, m: 07 Oct 1544 in Holy Trinity, Rothwell, Yorkshire, England ......3 Henry MOXSONE b: Abt. 1545 in Yorkshire, England + Maria COOTE b: 1554, m: 03 Jul 1575 in St Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire, England, d: Abt. 1578 .........4 John MOXON b: 1577 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England, d: + Marye CASSON b: 1552 in England, m: 08 Jul 1578 in St Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire, England, d: England .........4 Grace MOXON b: Sep 1577 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England + John BOYCE b: 30 Nov 1575 in Aldenham, Hertfordshire, England, m: 05 Dec 1603 in St Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire, England, d: Abt. 1641 .........4 Elizabeth MOXON b: 1581 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England + William CROFT b: Abt. 1577, m: 30 May 1598 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England .........4 Mary MOXON b: 1583 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England .........4 Thomas MOXON b: 1585 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England, d: 1623 + <No name> m: 1620 ............5 Mary MOXON b: 1621 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England .........4 Lucy MOXON b: 1587 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England .........4 Henrye MOXSON b: Abt. 1587 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England + Ann BIRKDELL b: Abt. 1598 in England, m: 01 Dec 1619 in Hull, Yorkshire, England + Isobel COLLINSON b: Abt. 1603 in Barnby Dun, Yorkshire, England, m: 1624 in Yorkshire, England, d: Abt. 1664 Hull, Yorkshire, England ............5 Thomas MOXON b: 1625 in Hull, Yorkshire, England, d: Mar 1672 Hull, Yorkshire, England + Anna BAYNES b: Abt. 1633, m: 19 Jul 1654, d: Abt. 1675 ...............6 John MOXON b: Abt. 1662 in Hull, Yorkshire, England + Ann FISH b: 1663 in Hull, Yorkshire, England, m: 02 Jul 1684 in Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, England, d: 20 Sep 1689 Hull, Yorkshire, England ..................7 Elizabeth MOXON b: Abt. 1685 in Hull, Yorkshire, England, d: May 1685 Hull, Yorkshire, England ..................7 Henry MOXON b: Abt. 1687 in Hull, Yorkshire, England Page 1 of 27 13 October 2017 Moxon Society Tree MX05 Outline Descendant Report for William MOKESONE of Beeston, Leeds, born c1475 in Yorkshire (As at Oct 2017) ..................7 John MOXON b: 1689 in Hull, Yorkshire, England, d: 1736 + Sarah PALMER b: 1696 in Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, m: 04 Oct 1718 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, d: Jun 1762 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England .....................8 John MOXON b: 1720 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, d: 22 Jun 1809 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England + Mary NORFOR b: Abt. 1726 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, m: 15 Aug 1749 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, d: Feb 1799 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England ........................9 John MOXON b: 1750 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, d: Dec 1750 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England ........................9 John MOXON * b: 1751 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, d: 23 Nov 1826 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England ........................9 Sarah MOXON * b: 1755 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, d: 02 Aug 1841 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England ........................9 Mary MOXON b: 1758 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England + Joseph HOSE m: 30 Nov 1786 in Yarmouth, Norfolk, England ........................9 Thomas MOXON b: Abt. 1762 in Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, d: 16 Jan 1854 Twickenham, Middlesex, England + Ann BROWNE b: 06 Mar 1760, m: 23 Jan 1787 in St Stephen, Norwich, Norfolk, England, d: 16 Jan 1843 ...........................10 Ann Mary MOXON * b: 20 Nov 1787, d: 04 Feb 1837 Twickenham, Middlesex, England ...........................10 John MOXON b: 25 Dec 1788 in Syleham, Suffolk, England, d: 08 Oct 1866 London, England + Sarah Anne DRAKE b: 14 Jun 1805 in Woburn, Bedfordshire, England, m: 24 Sep 1839 in St Mary, St Marylebone, Middlesex, England, d: 04 Feb 1898 Middlesex, England ..............................11 Anne Penrose MOXON b: 25 Dec 1840 in Marylebone, Middlesex, England, d: 12 Jul 1932 Bicester, Oxfordshire, England + John Hill GOUGH b: 07 Apr 1841 in Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England, m: 26 Jul 1870 in St Mary, St Marylebone, Middlesex, England, d: 10 May 1899 Souldern, Oxfordshire, England .................................12 John Moxon Hill GOUGH * b: Jul 1871 in Marylebone, Middlesex, England, d: Oct 1875 Marylebone, Middlesex, England ..............................11 John MOXON * b: 25 Apr 1842 in London, England, d: 07 Jan 1889 St Anns Heath, Virginia Water, Surrey, England ..............................11 Eliza Georgiana MOXON * b: 13 Sep 1843 in London, England, d: 16 Feb 1919 Bicester, Oxfordshire, England ..............................11 James Henry Harmar MOXON b: 12 Aug 1847 in Bicester, Oxfordshire, England, d: 23 May 1883 Chesterton, Cambridgeshire, England + Julia Isobel PARROTT b: Abt. 1849 in Clapham, Surrey, England, m: Apr 1871 in Wandsworth, Surrey, England, d: 09 Aug 1920 Sussex, England .................................12 Isobel Julia MOXON * b: 1872 in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, d: 01 Jul 1944 Sussex, England Page 2 of 27 13 October 2017 Moxon Society Tree MX05 Outline Descendant Report for William MOKESONE of Beeston, Leeds, born c1475 in Yorkshire (As at Oct 2017) .................................12 Henry James MOXON * b: 12 Apr 1875 in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, d: 15 Aug 1909 Sussex, England .................................12 Florence Penrose MOXON * b: 01 Mar 1878 in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, d: 25 Dec 1960 Cuckfield, Sussex, England ...........................10 Elizabeth Charlotte MOXON * b: 16 Oct 1790 in Weybread, Suffolk, England, d: 12 Oct 1884 Dover, Kent, England ...........................10 Thomas MOXON b: 02 May 1792 in Weybread, Suffolk, England, d: 06 Apr 1869 London, England + Elizabeth BROWNE b: 1803 in Hingham, Norfolk, England, m: 05 Jan 1820 in Norwich, Norfolk, England, d: 11 Apr 1858 ..............................11 Charles St Denys MOXON Rev. b: 09 Oct 1820 in Clapham, Surrey, England, d: 29 May 1881 Kentish Town, Middlesex, England + Ann Sophia FULCHER b: Abt. 1824 in Hingham, Norfolk, England, m: 03 Sep 1844 in Hingham, Norfolk, England, d: 08 Jan 1897 Dorking, Surrey, England .................................12 Charles St James MOXON b: 08 Oct 1845 in London, England, d: 1889 + Emma BAYNHAM b: 1848 in Reading, Berkshire, England, m: 18 Jul 1867 in Christ Church, Albany Street, London, England ....................................13 Geoffrey Charles MOXON b: 06 Apr 1868 in St Pancras, Middlesex, England, d: 1942 Deben, Suffolk, England + Lucy TALBOT b: 1876 in Bermuda .......................................14 Kathleen Sophia MOXON b: 03 Dec 1899 in Hong Kong, China, d: 10 Nov 1983 Melton, Suffolk, England + Colin LESLIE-SMITH b: 11 Jul 1887 in Murree, Punjab, Pakistan, d: 27 Feb 1942 Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England ..........................................15 Peter Moxon LESLIE-SMITH b: 30 Nov 1922, d: 1993 London, England + Doreen Mary DAVIDSON b: 22 May 1919, m: Abt. 1985, d: 1997 Chelsea, Middlesex, England ..........................................15 Susan Kathleen LESLIE-SMITH b: 1924 in Farnham, Suffolk, England + Anthony Hull LOWTHER-PINKERTON b: 31 Mar 1928 in Folkestone, Kent, England, d: 1992 Wandsworth, Surrey, England .............................................16 Anthony James Moxon (Jamie) LOWTHER-PINKERTON LVO MBE DL b: 28 Sep 1960 in Kensington, Middlesex, England + Susannah Lucy RICHARDS b: 12 Jul 1970 in Merton, Surrey, England, m: 1995 in Deben, Suffolk, England ................................................17 Tatiana Lucy LOWTHER-PINKERTON b: 1998 in Hammersmith, Middlesex, England ................................................17 William George D LOWTHER-PINKERTON b: 2001 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England ................................................17 Alexandra Katinka LOWTHER-PINKERTON b: 2003 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England ................................................17 Dare Athena LOWTHER-PINKERTON b: 17 Jul 2007 Page 3 of 27 13 October 2017 Moxon Society Tree MX05 Outline Descendant Report for William MOKESONE of Beeston, Leeds, born c1475 in Yorkshire (As at Oct 2017) + Robert St George Tyldesley RANSOME MjGn CBE b: 22 Jun 1903 in Southgate, Middlesex, England, m: 1947 in St. Austell, Cornwall, England, d: 05 Nov 1982 Deben, Suffolk, England ..............................11 James Edward MOXON b: 19 Apr 1822 in Clapham, Surrey, England, d: 14 Apr 1890 Farncombe, Surrey, England + Louisa Sarah DRAKE b: 1836 in Matching Tye, Essex, England, m: 04 Jun 1861 in St Mary, St Marylebone, Middlesex, England, d: 09 May 1915 New Milton, Hampshire, England .................................12 Alfred Edward MOXON * b: 10 Mar 1862 in Paddington, Middlesex, England, d: 26 May 1930 Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland .................................12 Margaret Louisa MOXON * b: 30 Sep 1863 in Paddington, Middlesex, England, d: 11
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    CONRAD EMERY AND HIS DESCENDANTS by FREDERIC B. EMERY, M.D. UNIQUE PRINTING SERVICE 112 SO. 2 E. LOGAN, UTAH 1970 FOREWORD This genealogical record of the Emery family is dedicated to the many relatives and friends who have helped me in so many ways to compile the information contained in this history. Without their assistance and coop­ eration, I would have been unable to complete many of the family records, and the history would have been lacking in many instances. I have endeavored, whenever possible, to follow not only those who bear the name Emery, but those of Emery descent as well. Many genealogies do not follow this policy and drop the female lines. However, it is my personal fe~ling that the females are just as much Emerys as the males, and just as deserving of recognition in any 'history of the family, whether their married names be Jones, Smith, or what have you, As in any record, mistakes are unavoidable, but I have tried to elimi­ nate as many as possible by checking and double-checking dates and informa­ tion contained herein. In addition to typographical errors, mistakes creep in from misinterpretation of handwritten documents, errors in copying and transcribing information, and just plain misinformation. Even public and legal documents are not infallible, and dates on tombstones or in bible records are not always correct. The time spent in the last fifteen years collecting this information and preparing it for publication has been one of great enjoyment and satis­ faction to me. I will welcome any corrections or additions to this history that may be forthcoming.