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Updated 1st Nov. 2009

William J. Coxhead
Date: 2009-10-31
Are you doing research on this Family ? Yes
Comments:

Hello Albert David
Very sorry for the delay in answering you. About Ann Sandford. I believe that Ann is not online at present. Sorry cannot tell you more about her.
I would be very pleased if you forward your research data. I can open another page in this Site and post whatever you wish to add. Any photos welcomed. This shall be with your permission.

I hope and wish that you are feeling better.
All the very best to you.
Bill.

2009-10-15 - Albert David Coxhead

I started my research several years ago and received great help from Anne Sandford. I am 78 and have had several cranial bleeds which has limited my abilities. I have lost contact with Anne, do you have any news of her?

I have the complete family tree of John Coxhead's decendants if it would be of interest to you.

I believe that my Aunt Frances was the last child to be born in Snap before they were forced to leave.

Regards David Coxhead

2009-09-18 - jilldwyer

To Kathy Cox,

Concerning my mother Flossie May Coxhead. Her mother Emily Sarah did not marry George Farthing until 1916 and her last child Dorothy was named Farthing. Flossie and her three younger brothers were all named Coxhead, even though William Coxhead had been dead for some years.

So I will probably never know who her father was as he is not shown on her birth certificate. Shame, as it means I can't use any of the wonderful Coxhead research!

Regards. Jill Dwyer

2009-07-30 - William ~ Webmaster

Hello James in Chile

Robert R's email is < robert(@)rose959.freeserve.co.uk > Remove brackets. Please note, I added some detail from the 1971 Census.

Best regards

Bill Coxhead.

2009-07-27 - James Coxhead

Hello Bill

Since a long time I could not reach your site. I saw some messages from Rob R, related with Mr. Monica Coxhead. My grand father Frank was son of James Francis Coxhead who came to Chile. If you have the e-mail of Rob R, to gather more information I Will Appretiate.

Kind Regrads from Chile

2009-07-17 - William ~ Webmaster

Hello Julia

I have done a fair amount of correspondence with Anne C ager in UK
I believe she would be your aunt. We exchanged data over the past six years. Your Ancestors go back to Ramsbury / Aldbourne in Wiltshire c1700 and mine were in Hungerford Berkshire. I believe your branch and my branch link up on the Family Tree c1690.

Thanks.

2009-07-07 - Julia Coxhead

My late father, Stanley Albert Coxhead, had 13 brother & sisters, many who emigrated from England to Australia and had families, so very curious to know if there is any link to your family?

Would love to know more as both my parents are gone now and I only know few bits and pieces. My father always thought we originated from France in Napolionic period and we had an Arms House in Ramsgate, Kent.

My cousin has been doing some family history research but hasn't come up with much.

Hope to hear from you. kind regards...Julia

2009-05-15 - Colin Green

Hello Bill,

Thanks for your e-mail, and the info. on the COXHEADs. My wife and I now live in Devon, but Ann has connections to IoW via her great grandfather Alfred TRIM, a miller on the island between 1860 and 1880ish. I don't believe the GREENs on the island are connected to me, as our family come from Bywell St Peter, 10 miles west of Newcastle-on-Tyne.

I wasn't aware of the Peter COXHEAD you mention, but at present I do not intend to deviate too far from my direct COXHEAD line, which seems to lead to a Lawrence COXHEAD, who married Ann BLACKMAN in Shinfield, Berkshire 8/10/1740 (IGI). His father was Thomas COXHEAD, who married Elizabeth ELKIN(G)S at Swallowfield, Berkshire 18/11/1700 (IGI).

I have yet to get the parish registers to make a detailed search, and confirm the IGI info. So, I will now wait to hear from you if you find anything interesting Bill.

Best regards.
Colin

2009-03-09 - Carol

Hello Bill

It's been a while since I contacted you - my grandmother was Gertrude Beatrice Coxhead, daughter of Robert Coxhead and Sarah Locke.
I was wondering whether you or anyone else reading this has heard from Anne Sandford recently. I have not heard from her for a long time and I'm a bit concerned.
I have some theories to kick around as to the parentage of John Coxhead and Mary Blundy Brackstone/Braxton. Will add later.
Carol

Hello Bill

Thanks for your e-mail, and the info. on the COXHEADs. My wife and I now live in Devon, but Ann has connections to IoW via her great grandfather Alfred TRIM, a miller on the island between 1860 and 1880ish. I don't believe the GREENs on the island are connected to me, as our family come from Bywell St Peter, 10 miles west of Newcastle-on-Tyne.

I wasn't aware of the Peter COXHEAD you mention, but at present I do not intend to deviate too far from my direct COXHEAD line, which seems to lead to a Lawrence COXHEAD, who married Ann BLACKMAN in Shinfield, Berkshire 8/10/1740 (IGI). His father was Thomas COXHEAD, who married Elizabeth ELKIN(G)S at Swallowfield, Berkshire 18/11/1700 (IGI).

I have yet to get the parish registers to make a detailed search, and confirm the IGI info. So, I will now wait to hear from you if you find anything interesting Bill.

Best regards.

Colin

2009-02-25 - Vicki Doherty

Dear William - you may be interested in my website: http://www.ssasturias.net as it is about the ship that you travelled on to Melbourne. The site has photos, passenger stories and access to passenger lists.

Kind regards, Vicki Doherty (Melbourne)

Aksana L. Coxhead (aksana.coxhead(at)gmx.net) - 5th Feb 2009

Dear Mr Coxhead,

I am doing ancestry research on the Coxhead and Woolford families and have come across your fantastic site in addition to stumbling over several of your forum contributions.
I am a descendant of John Coxhead (son of William Coxhead and Harriet Kibblewhite, b 10 Dec 1810, East Garston, Berkshire) who married Mary Jane Woolford on 8 Dec 1836 in Pilton Somerset. The family emigrated to Sydney, Australia, in 1855 aboard the Gloriana.
I am descended from their son Elijah Coxhead, his son William Henry, his son Alan Edgar (my grandfather).

As yet, my research is via internet, led by instinct and the data I do have, and I am looking for more specific information before I set about digging into archives proper. Hence I would be very obliged if you could share any information you may have.

Of course, I am more than happy to share whatever you may feel useful information in my knowledge.

Also I would be interested to learn about who they were, i.e. I know that John and Mary Jane must have been working class, with one of their daughters a domestic servant and Elijah a monumental stonemason in Sydney (a business he passed on to his eldest son, William Henry Coxhead, my great-grandfather and an early amateur journalist in Australia;

Elijah also is listed in the Insolvency Index on NSW State Archives, so his business may have been less than satisfactory).
So I imagine they sought their fortune abroad in Australia. I managed to find out the ship, the Gloriana, but as yet have not come across a passenger list, nor from which port the Coxheads sailed, Plymouth or London? Or did the ship make port in Bristol, whereabouts they lived?

I am most obliged for any help and exchange in this search and am looking forward to hearing from you most curiously.

Best regards, Aksana L. Coxhead

2008-03-17 - Charles Graham Coxhead

Wondering where the rest of the site is accessed? I have the book on the NZ Coxheads and visited Hungerford Aldbourne and Oxford Nov 2007. Each well worth a visit. Can recomend visiting the Church at Aldbourne and lunch at the Blue Boar.

Did not find evidence of Coxheads in the area now but given the poor nature of their living standards in the 1800s we understand why the families emigrated around the world, in our case to Auckland where they readily established themselves as farmers.

2008-01-12 - Marie Byatt

Bill - I've been contacted by a descendent of Rosena Coxhead who is living in Queensland. I have forwarded you her email but if it doesn't make it, I thought I'd leave a message here so you can contact me

Hope you are all well Marie

2008-01-12 - Pam Wright

Hi Kathy

Its good to see your comments about 'our' Coxheads
Would love to make contact. Assume you are linked to Ernie's family or is it Walter's ?

Happy for Bill to give you my email

best wishes

Pam

2007-12-26 - Kathy Cox

I sent a message a while ago and wondered how to enter this messages site to view responses.

2007-11-17 - Liz Perryman

I am looking for a Sarah Coxhead who was born in Burnham on Buckinghamshire around 1776 and Married Charles Perryman in 1808.

2007-11-17 - William Perryman

As stated Sarah married Charles Perreyman in August 1806 in Dorney buckinghamshire I am looking for her date of birth she was born in Burnham Bucks, also any details of her death

2007-11-11 - Jay

Seeking the Thomas COXHEAD who m Hannah (nee COX?) and had 10 children chr Kintbury between 1780 and 1801. The children included Edith ("Eddy") COXHEAD chr 1784, who m Joseph POCOCK.
There seem to be several possible Thomases in the area at the time, including 2 with fathers Richard, mothers Mary & Sarah. Please can anyone help? Many thanks. Jay

2007-11-08 - Kathleen

Bill, I have been reading some old postings on Rootsweb when I was looking for more information on Rosina, my grandmother. I am still looking for her between her birth in 1865 (25th June),her baptism in 1873 and her marriage in 1886 (25th December). I have the certificates for all of these although unfortunately the baptismal certificate does not give names of godparents and on this she is Rose not Rosina. Her mother, Martha, seems to have disappeared after her birth. I cannot find any record of her death and her father Joseph died in 1876, in 1871 census he appears with only youngest son Henry (aged 12) of Martha, Rosina and eldest son Joseph there is no sign and Henry disappears after 1871.
I suppose it could be assumed that both sons may have emigrated but whatever happened to Rosina as a child? When she marries she is living in James Street, Marylebone and one of the witnesses on her marriage certificate is E.Coxhead - no indication if male or female.
I would be grateful for any ideas as to where else I can look to fill in the missing years.

Kathleen

2007-11-05 - Kathy Cox

I would like to tell Pam and Jill that my mother told me her grandmother (Emily Coxhead) remarried a man whose last name was Farthing and had more children.
Apparently, according to my mother, Emily did not like the reference to the lowest value coin so she named those children Coxhead. This could explain the name on the birth certificate for Flossie's.

2007-11-02 - Jordan campbell

Looking for information on Caesar Coxhead b.1818 and any information on his family.

2007-10-18 - Sarah Lipshus

Looking for my grandmother's history. Hre family came to Australia form England in 1880 but we would like to know a bit more about them. thanks.

2007-08-08 - Lesley

Hi Bill,
Just popping in.
How are you all 'down south'

Lesley.

2007-06-25 - John Nichols

I noticed references to Don Drummond of Wallington. He appears to be descended from the same family as me as my Charles Coxhead and his George Coxhead are children of John Coxhead & Mary Cannon of Hungerford.
George is a witness at the marriage of Charles Coxhead & Ann Chitty. If it not too much bother, I would appreciate passing my email address onto Don. I have traced the descendants of Charles Coxhead and Ann Chitty to at least 1901.

2007-02-23 - Bruce Coxhead

Someone please contact me.
(905) 893 5624 Toronto, Canada

2007-02-18 - Lesley

Hi Bill and all Coxheads.
Glad to see this is still here and still under construction.
Looking forward to the final build.

Lesley

2007-01-26 - Susan Wilson

My grandfather was John Armitstead Wilson, not Armistead as corrected by my 3rd cousin Andrew Belsey. I am in touch with Andrew and corrected his correction with him. Armitstead was the last name of his father's business partner.
His father and Mr. Armitstead had a serious falling out. My grandfather, as a consequence NEVER used his middle name unless he had to (e.g. marriage certificate, of which I have a copy.) He was always called JA by his friends.

My great grandmother had 9 siblings. I have photos of all of them and quite a collection by the youngest, Helen Cordelia Coxhead Ford, who as an early amateur photographer.

2006-12-20 - Barbara D

Keep it up Bill, looking forward to more. If I can contribute anything useful, let me know. Barbara D.

2006-12-18 - Barbara Coxhead (maiden name) I am glad you are trying to put something together on our Coxhead clan. My late father's mother's side has been documented back to 1700s. My mother's side is too well-known a name for an amateur investigator like me. Intrigued to piece together the Coxhead puzzle more, as I am very much like father's family side.

2006-11-23 - Byron Coxhead

Thanks

2006-11-20 - byron Coxhead

This is the best Site I have found so far

2006-11-20 - Byron Coxhead

This is the best site i have found so far Thanks

2006-10-27 - Maria Spiller

Ann COXHEAD m John DAVALL, 10th March 1799 St Nicholas' Church, Newbury, Berkshire, UK. (i have checked Parish Register myself). This couple could be my husband's 4 x gt-grandparents.

Would like to hear from you or others with an interest in this couple.

2006-07-19 - Keith Blayney

Hi Bill. I am married to Shirley Blayney née COXHEAD, the cousin of Anne Sandford (one of the co-authors of the Coxhead Family 1999 book). After a recent Coxhead family reunion I decided to put the family tree of the 10 Coxhead siblings (children of Tom & Bertha Coxhead) on my genealogy website. You can see this at:

http://www.keithblayney.com/Blayney/Coxhead.html
[e-mail me for the password if you are interested].

I was delving around your "under construction" website, not sure if I was supposed to be there as a non-member downloading little titbits like your cxhd_b_m_174p.doc and CXHD_William_1827_p.jpg, when I thought I might contact you and see if I could access any family tree established on ancestors of the NZ Thomas Coxhead (like the above William).

Best regards. Keith

2006-07-09 - Norm Lyons

Hello Bill,
Yes, that's my Emma Theresa.

Regards
Norm

2006-06-20 - Kathleen

How can I see up-to-date messages without having to post a message myself?

When I first visited the site I was able to access other pages but now only seem able to see the home page and old messages.

Kathleen

2006-06-13 - Kathleen

Hello Bill,

Spent some time going down the wrong line but have finally made some progress in the right direction. Grandmother Rosina Coxhead was the daughter of Joseph Coxhead & Martha (Gibbons)and not Charles & Mary. Joseph born in East Garston was the son of William & Harriet, he and Martha had sons Edmund (1850 - 1857), Joseph born 1853 before moving to London where son Henry was born 1855 and Rosina in 1865.
In 1871 census Joseph is shown as Widower with son Henry aged 12 but no trace of any other children. I believe there was at least one other daughter born to Joseph and Martha but so far cannot find any record of this her name Eliza or Elizabeth.
An E.Coxhead was a witness to Rosina's marriage. I will keep on searching and will let you know if I succeed in finding more.
Very much enjoying exploring this site.

Regards

Kathleen

2006-05-30 - Janet

I am searching for the origins of my Great Great Grandfather, John W. Cox, b. 1828, where I do not know.
I can not find any information on John W. Cox.
I suspect that a John W. Cox, who won a Land Lottery, Georgia, 1828, may have possibly been his father.
My John W. Cox's children names:
William R. Cox, b. 1848
John ?P.? Cox, b. 1850,
Calvin S. Cox born Feb 12th 1852.
Sarah Virginia Cox born Dec 19th 1854.
White Everson Cox born April 7th 1856.
Josephus Asa Cox, b. 1858,
James R. Cox, b. 1860,
Geo W. Cox born Dec. 19th 1862
Mary Jane Cox born June 20th 1864.
Flora Cox born Oct 6 1868

If any of these names might be familiar to you, please let me know. I feel that my Cox family came from England, etc., and are possibly of Scot origin.

Thank You! Janet, Texas, U.S.A.

2006-05-27 - Norm Lyons

Emma Theresa Coxhead is my Great Great Grandmother.

2006-05-27 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Kathleen

Thanks for your message.
Just learnt something after reading your post
When you post a long message and you click to enter the message in the Guestbook, you need to go to the bottom of the next page. On the left hand side you'll see a window where you need to enter a code in text. That is a Verification so To Confirm Your Information is Not Spam.

I tested that myself so to learn how it works.

Thanks again. Bill

2006-05-27 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Norm Lyons

Is this your Emma Theresa ?
-------

Emma Theresa Coxhead (b 1835 -- d 1924, 89 yrs) marr 1853 to Henry Smith,

lived at Eldorado, Victoria, west of Wangaratta. Ref regist No 471 son Henry John Smith b 1855 marr Lydia Simmonds had 4 children dau Rosina Angelica Smith b 1857 marr James Thomson McMaster had 6 children
dau Emma Theresa Smith b 1859 marr Cornelius William Collons / Collins b 1828 ?
William Henry Collins b 1890 marr Alice Marion Yule
----

BTW, my son Michael is married to Lyons in Melbourne !

Regards. Bill.

2006-05-27 - William ' your Webmaster'

2006-05-25 - Kathleen

Have just typed a long message, seems it would not work "Spam not accepted" ?

So this is just a test message.

Kathleen

2006-05-22 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Barbara

I think your uncle Bruce is the ' piano tuner & repairer ' of Sydney NSW. If so, please say Hello to him. He's been sending me a Xmas Card since 1996. I hope he and his family are all well. Maybe you can tell me how much research you have done.

Best regards. Bill

2006-05-21 - Tony Coxhead

Just seeing what information you have.

Name: William ' your Webmaster'
Date: 2006-05-22

Hello Barbara
I think your uncle Bruce is the ' piano tuner & repairer ' of Sydney NSW. If so, please say Hello to him. He's been sending me a Xmas Card since 1996. I hope he and his family are all well. Maybe you can tell me how much research you have done.

Best regards. Bill

Name: Tony Coxhead
Date: 2006-05-21
Are you doing research on this Family ? no
Comments:

Just seeing what information you have.

Name: Barbara Coxhead
Date: 2006-05-21
Are you doing research on this Family ? Yes
Can you explain in brief. Thanks just beginning Do you have any old Family photos ? Thanks. Yes
Comments:

Uncle- Bruce Coxhead advised of your contact, ages ago. I am his neice- Barbara, eldest daughter of Fred Coxhead (dec'd) His mother left me some photos some years ago. Father too was an avid photographer.

Name: Traci Huggins
Date: 2006-03-28
Are you doing research on this Family ? Yes
Can you explain in brief. Thanks. I am a descendant from the Coxhead family in Aldbourne
Do you have any old Family photos ? Thanks. No - sorry, I don't
Comments:

I have traced my ancestors to John and Miriam Coxhead and am looking for information with regard to these as i have come to a rather big blank at the moment...

Can you help

Name: Lesley
Date: 2006-03-20
Are you doing research on this Family ? yes
Can you explain in brief. Thanks direct line
Do you have any old Family photos ? Thanks. yes
Comments:

Hi Bill,
Like the new additions to your site. Sent some new found Coxheads along. Keep up the good work. Lesley.

Name: Kay
Date: 2006-03-08
Comments:

Dear Mr. Coxhead,
I have an elderly friend (originally from Victoria) whose grandmother (I think) was a Coxhead, but we can't access the section for Victoria. She is very interested to have a look at it, so are you able to tell me when it will be available, please? Her Coxhead's have connections with Hungerford. Thanks a lot, Kay

Name: Lesley
Date: 2006-03-04
Are you doing research on this Family ? yes
Can you explain in brief. Thanks direct line
Do you have any old Family photos ? Thanks. yes
Comments:

Hi Bill and everybody. Just looking in again. Found some folks and passed on this site address. Regards Lesley.

Name: William ' your Webmaster'
Date: 2006-01-19
Are you doing research on this Family ? Yes
Comments:

Many thanks Pamela
I shall be in touch later

William

2005-10-15 - Anne Sandford

Just to say hello from New Plymouth in New Zealand. Spring is sprung and well on its way. Great to see the Coxhead Family growing. I noticed a list of eleven wills for Coxheads of Hungerford on the Genuki site. Just in case there are a few people who may have missed them they are well worth a look. They can be viewed individually. Some list children and other family as well.

1680 John Coxhead.
1685 Elizabeth Coxhead.
1688 Robert Coxhead.
1701 Richard Coxhead.
1706 Joseph Coxhead.
1712 William Coxhead.
1719 Richard Coxhead.
1726 William Coxhead.Wife Elizabeth.
1750 Robert Coxhead.
1771 Joseph Coxhead.
1794 William Coxhead.Wife Elizabeth.

Feel I need to learn to read "Ye Olde English language" to find out just what they are trying to instruct the lawyers of the day to do. I was able to copy the above for my records just in case one of them should be mineoneday? I am ever hopeful. I am still clacking away at these keys and recording more family. My computer recently fell over again and I still have to complete the 7,000 or more Coxhead records I have gathered in New Zealand and overseas. I am also in the completion stages of my mothers Smith's from the Outer Hebrides in Scotland who moved to Beith in Ayreshire about 1814. Anyone live near Beith. I would be interested in contact.
Cheers, Anne Sandford.

2005-10-08 - Marc Coxhead

Just checking in to see if any information has been posted about John Coxhead born 1804 at Sunninghill who married Mary Ann Barrett born 1808 in Chelsea. If any one has any information please contact me.
Thankyou
Marc
marc.coxhead@talk21.com

2005-10-02 - Sim8ne

Hi Bill
Thanks for visting my site;
http://www.sim8ne.com/familytree/lookingbackentry.html.
As you see, I do have a Coxhead link with you, however, I have not taken the line any further back as yet. (so many to do!). I will be in future though and your site will be a great help for marriages, deaths etc.

Regards
Simone.

2005-09-15 - James Gill

She married into my direct line see below:-

She married Robert Fox in 1868

Anyone interested please drop me a line

james.gill@nationaltrust.org.uk

Bill Coxhead
2005-09-12

Hello Mary Edwins

Mary, do you think you can now write a little story about how we found your long lost family. For those who don't know a couple of weeks ago I managed to bring together Mary (Coxhead) Edwins and Richard Coxhead her step brother together. If you can do that, please e-mail it to me and I'll try to add something to it plus some photos.

I shall enter that in the Site if its OK by you.
Hope you can do that.
Thanks Bill.

Pam Wright
2005-09-14

Hi Jill

It's great to make contact via Bill's great site.
Flossie is the one I've always wanted to know about as have info on the others via Joyce.
Have a photo of all the children including Flossie at her sisters wedding in 1921

Pam

Jill Dwyer
2005-09-07

Dear Bill, thanks for your reply. It seems that if William Ernest died in 1899 he could not have fathered flossie who was born in January 1903. She always referred to him as her father and his name appears on her marriage certificate so it appears there may have been something she was not told. I only have an extract of her birth certificate and may try to get a full copy. If any other information is relevant I would love to hear it. regards Jill (Yea, Vic)

William ‘ your Webmaster ‘
Sept. 7th 2005

Hello Jill Dwyer

William Ernest Coxhead died Dec qtr 1899 in Uxbridge (nr Yiewsley Lon.) age 32. Ref 3a 16.
I do have some other related data.

Regards. Bill Coxhead

Jill Dwyer
Sept 7th 2005

My mother flossie may coxhead was born in Yewsley 1903. Her sister Lucy appears to be pam wright's grandmother. H er brother Ernest went to canada and her sister annie died at age 18 from eye infection. Cannot find mention of her father William coxhead in 1901 census and her mother emily coxhead nee gardiner is shown as head of family. Therefore need to know william's date of death (he is shown on flossie's marriage ceretificate as "william ernest coxhead, cowman, deceased". would apreciate any help.

Mary Edwins
Aug 28th 2005

Hi Bill

Will these details help.

Henry James Coxhead: Born 24th December 1913
Father: Francis George Coxhead
Mother: Dorothy Louise Coxhead.nee Fishwick
Place: 11 Miles Building.NW London

Henry James Married Doris Evelyn Porter
12th September 1937. Witness were: DL Porter & FA Roper

Regards Mary

Jill Dwyer
Aug 27th 2005

New marriage 1927 Flossie May Coxhead b. Yiewsley 1903 d/o William Ernest and Emily Sarah (nee Gardiner)to John Albert Cobb b 1900. Need details of death of her father who fell down stairs when she was a baby. This family seems to be connected to Pam Wright of Herts.

Pam Wright
Aug 11th 2005

Hi Kathy
Would love to make contact as Ernest was my gran's brother. Have photo of him in 1918 with his sisters and on a trip to Uk c 1969
Are you in touch with Joyce Thomson, daughter of Lucy and Ernest's sister Emily ?
I have asked Bill to let you know my email so we can correspond
Have been trying to establish more about the family's history - happy to share what I have
looking forward to hearing from you

Pam

Marie Byatt
Aug 7th 2005

Hello Bill

We got through the wedding

pictures http://lakefront.iwarp.com/wedding/

Hope you are all well

What is your email address now? The one I had seems to be out of date

Marie Byatt

2005-07-24 - June Farmer

Hi William,
Have a definite date for the Marriage of Benjamin Farmer to Theresa( spelled Treasia) Coxhead.
Hamlet of Hammersmith, County of Middlesex, Benjamin Farmer and Treasia Coxhead both of this hamlet, married in this Chapel by Banns, 22nd day of April, 1833. Both signed own names. Witnesses William Farmer and Louisa Coxhead.

2005-07-02 - Lesley

Hi Bill, I have heard down the cyber grapevine, New query on Benjamin and Elizabeth ?
Could she be Elizabeth Wooldridge and not Phillips ??
as mother of William bapt Ald 1755 father of John who marries Mary Braxton.

Lesley.

2005-06-17 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Lesley

You can post the photo in my other Site at MyFamily.com
Name of Site is Coxhead Family Genealogy. Its a Private Site, so I'm here giving you a Username and a Password.

Go to : http://www.myfamily.com
Your Username is : LesleyAnn71
Your Password is : 9wq6j33

You can change this password when you login at MyFamily.

Go to the Photo section. Select 'Add Photo'
Then 'Browse' to pick up the photo from your Album
Then 'Upload'

You then add some text in Title -- Description and the Date windows.

Then scroll down the page and "SAVE"

Quite easy. If you want the photo here in Freepages, just let me know and I shall transfer it.

Regards Bill.

2005-06-15 - Lesley.

Hi Bill,
Just looking in to see if there is any update on the birth date/place for John Coxhead, who married Miriam Barrett in 1796. Aldbourne.
Off to Malta again soon. If I knew how to post a photo, I would.
Thanks for all your work on this site. Lesley.

2005-05-23 – Kathy

You had a question about Walter and Ernest Coxhead:
"1. I have found some Coxhead relations in Brantford Canada - Ernest and Walter.
Do you have any information on them?
Walter was born 1879, the son of William and Eliza.(I still cannot find their marriage c 1866/7). Then nephew Ernest joined him in Canada. He was the son of William, the eldest son of William and Eliza who married Emily Gardiner in 1891."

Ernest was my grandfather. He was born in 1894. He did come to Canada and lived with his Uncle Walter. He went to WWI and was gased severely and left for dead. Thank goodness someone paid attention to him.

2005-05-09 - ROB R

Hi Bill Just been on chile site James francis had 2 brothers Edmund and James and a half brother Joseph info from Monica

2005-05-06 - Terry Craven

DEs found a ú1 one Saturday morning before we went to the pictures. It took us all morning to spend it and we still had change

2005-04-28 - Anne Sandford.

Hello Bill. Just a brief note to let you know that Joyce Wilson of Inglewood, New Zealand passed away on Thursday 14th April 2005 at Taranaki Base Hospital in New Plymouth.She had suffered a heart attack. She had a major part in the printing, construction and research of the New Zealand Coxhead Family Book and was continuing her families story at the time of her death. A lovely christian lady, with a big heart, she will be sadly missed by the New Zealand Coxheads.
I have now extracted all of the Coxhead Births Deaths and Marriages up to 1990 so if anyone needs a look up for names I am happy to do so.
Cheers to all Coxheads around the world, from a very cool Autumn day in New Zealand. We have just had our second snowfall on Mt. Taranaki.Winter cometh. Anne Sandford.

2005-04-25 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Mary
Nice to hear from you.
I think I have good news for you.
Henry James Coxhead born March qtr 1914 at Marylebone Lon. His mother's surname is FISHWICK. Reference 1a 983
This shoud get you moving. When you obtain his birth cert please pass on the detail of his parents.
I should have more data on his parents for sure.
Best regards. Bill Coxhead

2005-04-25 - Mrs Jean Goring

Would like to look at the Bartolo family please, may I have password

2005-04-24 - Mary Edwins

I have managed to get my parents wedding details, but have come to a brick wall again.

2005-04-11 - Lesley
Just popping in to backread. Then off to Malta

2005-04-11 - Lesley

Hi,
In just reading through, notice Kintbury come up again??
This place keeps popping up in my research too.
Not only for Coxhead's but for the Cox and Norris line.
I cannot quite work out the connection but it must be there somewhere.
A good rainy day puzzle.

Bye for now. Lesley.

2005-04-10 - Pam

William
Just to let you know Andrew has been in touch
will let you know the outcome

Pam

2005-04-08 - Bill 'Your Webmaster'

I want to thank all of you who have recently wrote to me and sent me new data on the Coxhead Family.
This has been added to my Files and also to the Site here.
I cannot show the list of births in the Site simply because the list is much to long and will take too much space.

Once again. Thanks.

2005-04-07 - Pam

Hello Bill
another piece of my jigsaw
it appears that William 2 Coxhead married Eliza BENNETT [name obtained from a son's birth cert.] and there are some references to Bennetts in East Woodhay Eliza's 'place of birth' in census returns. I have found a ref for an Eliza Bennett b 1845 so will get the cert. to confirm her family.
As far as I can see William I spent time in Hamstead Marshall as he was there in 1851 and wife Hannah was buried there in 1844.

Do you think/know that the Coxheads of HM are linked to the Coxheads of Kintbury ? By the way there is a website on the village of HM which explains the links with the Craven family, the land owners and mentions Coxheads

bws Pam

2005-04-05 - Lesley

Just a quick look in. All the best Lesley.

2005-04-04 - Matthew Coxhead

TO ME THE COXHEAD FAMILY WAS MAINLY ROUND LONGTON, NR PRESTON. PEOPLE ROUND THIS AREA HAVE HEARD OF THE NAME ALOT. IF I TALK TO ANYONE ELSEWERE I KNOW WHEN I MENTION THE NAME THEY WONT OF HEARD OF IT.

Matthew

2005-03-23 - William ' your Webmaster'

Many thanks Alan
Your detail has been added

Bill C.

2005-03-19 - Alan F Coxhead

Marriage of Frederick Charles Coxhead b.20/12/1917 d. 10/7/1995 ( Father William Thomas Coxhead Mother Dorothy Harriett Sarah Townsend (formerly Lockey) to Elsie Olive Hitchman b.3/1/1923 d.23/12/1994 (Father Francis William Hitchman Mother Lily Rose Bessie Hitchman nee New 3 childre n Shirley Olive Rose b. 29/7/1946 Alan Frederick b.29/7/1951 Keith William b.27/6/1952

2005-03-19 - Alan F Coxhead

Sorry . forgot to give date of marriage (Frederick Charles To Elsie Olive 20/1/1945

2005-03-15 - Lesley

Just back again to see what's new. Lesley.

2005-03-11 - Peter Coxhead

Very good site. I will be back...

Peter.

2005-03-11 - Tony Coxhead Very good Site Lots of information Thanks.

2005-03-09 - Lesley Ann

Hi Bill, How do I get in touch with Marc, as we share the same John and Mary Coxhead. As you know several of us do and have "found" each other and share info. I wondered if Marc wants more info.

Lesley.

2005-03-09 - Lesley Ann

Hi There,
Just a brief note for the marriages. W section 1898.
William Coxhead married 1898 in Maidenhead, Berks,to Catherine (Kate)
Williams (of Princes Risborough b 1879).
William is the son of Robert Coxhead and Sarah Locke, of Aldbourne, Wilts.
William is my great grandad.

Keep the good work going. Lesley.

2005-03-09 - William ' your Webmaster'

To contact Mark Coxhead of Woking, Surrey GU22 8RY UK
email < mark.coxhead@capgemini.co.uk >

2005-03-07 - ROB R

Hi Bill some of the 1861 census for England is now online

2005-02-18 - ROB R

Hi Bill I knew were James Francis was in 1871 just found him in 1881. He is a Clerk Marine Insuranceman still in Liverpool. The letters we have are dated 1888

cheers Rob

2005-02-17 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Rob
Can you please give my Mary Monica's date of death for the records. Also is there any chance of obtaining a photo of her.

Many thanks. Bill C.

2005-02-17 - William / Bill ~ Your Webmaster

Hello Edward Freedman
Many thanks for your info and for visiting. Yes I would be pleased if you can send over photos of your meetings with Peter Maurice Coxhead. I shall add them here and may start a page on Peter M.

Presently I am corresponding by snail mail with his brother in Canada, his name is Raymond Moyce Coxhead. We have chatted on the phone twice over the past two months. He has sent me 35 photos of his / my family and ancestors. I'm really delighted. He sent a photo of Peter's grandfather Christopher Moyce Coxhead born 1857 Isle of Wight. Never expected this. I shall be adding more photos of my Isle of Wight ancestors soon.

Thanks again

Best regards Bill C.

2005-02-17 - ROB R

Hi Bill A James Coxhead from Chile as been in touch i will keep you up to date with any more info
Cheers ROB

2005-02-16 - ROB R

Hi BILL Monica's G Grandad Edmund was my G G Grandad he was born in Lydiate Lancashire. He first married my G G Grandmum Elizabeth Hurst and had Joseph my G Grandad .Edmund then married Sarah Harrison Monicas G Grandmum .They had 3 kids Edmund Monicas Grandad James who died at birth and James Francis who went to Valparaiso Chile. He was working for a shipping company i have letters he wrote to Joseph they are over a 100 y old. I have a lot more info and dates not had the time to have a good look around website but it looks great.
Cheers Rob

2005-02-14 - ROB R

Hi Bill I posted a message abount Coxheads in Lancashire to which you replied My granmothers name was Mary Pauline Coxhead born in Liverpool. Her father Joseph was born in Bickerstaffe.I live in Skelmersdale just down the road.I am looking for any info on Coxheads in Chile or Canada past or present I met a Monica Coxhead from Bickerstaffe 10 years ago but i am sorry to say Monica passed away last year

2005-02-14 - William ~ Your Webmaster

Hi Rob R

I am very sorry to learn about Mary Monica's passing. A very nice lady. I have letters that she sent me. She always sent me a Xmas Card but not last Xmas 2004. She was very pleased and excited when I found her James Francis Coxhead. Mary Monica was born 1st of Jan. and I always remember her birthday. About Chile, I'll do my best to post some detail. When I started this website one of our cousins in Chile found the Site and he posted an entry in this Guestbook. Suddenly the Guestbook disappeared from this Site so his message is now lost.

2005-02-14 - ROB R
Hi Bill I posted a message abount Coxheads in Lancashire to which you replied My granmothers name was Mary Pauline Coxhead born in Liverpool. Her father Joseph was born in Bickerstaffe.I live in Skelmersdale just down the road.I am looking for any info on Coxheads in Chile or Canada past or present I met a Monica Coxhead from Bickerstaffe 10 years ago but i am sorry to say Monica passed away last year

2005-02-12 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hi Mark

I have posted part 1 and part 2 of Coxhead marriages, that is A to F and G to M.

This List is not in HTML, its too big a job to convert it and the other section N to Z. So, it will have to do for the time being. As it is, I cannot make a neat looking list and cannot do proper editing. Cannot use colour or change size.

Shall post the other two sections later.

2005-02-11 - Marc Coxhead

Hi William,

When will the marriages section of your site be available?

Regards

Marc

2005-02-08 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Lesley

Please note. In that part of Oxfordshire some Coxhead folk shortened their family nane to Cox. This is in the records.

Also my g-g-grandfather Thomas Coxhead (b 1772 - d 1851) his 1st marriage was to Mary Ann Cox in Newport Isle of Wight 1794. There must be a great number who shortened the name. A friend of mine Tom Coxhead changed his name to Tom Challenge. He is a race car driver. Very fitting !

Bill

2005-02-08 - Lesley

Hi Bill, Don't know what happened there, but I'll try again. I have just started on my husband's side of the family and his surname to follow is COX. So it was interesting to find a link to Coxhead - Cox in Oxford. As Oxford, Berks, Bucks and Wilts is where most of our leads run, it would seem that our families were already connected. When and where is my next project!

Regards Lesley.

2005-01-27 - Lesley Ann

Hi Bill, Always enjoy looking round your site, just to see all the news. Well done for such a wonderful collection.
I have just returned from N.Z. and found Coxhead Creek! This was just a few miles from my friends that we were visiting in Warkworth. Does anyone know why this was so named?

Many regards, Lesley

2005-01-14 - Marc Coxhead
Hi William,

I have traced back to my GGGG Grandfather John Coxhead who was married to Mary Barrett they had a son in 1840 who was my GGG Grandfather James Coxhead. John and James were both coachmen. In 1840 John and Mary were living at Hanover Square London. Do you have any further information about them?

Regards Marc

2004-12-23 - David Smith

Hello Bill,
We have communicated before re Coxheads.

I am still searching for Rosina Davies' (nee Coxhead) ancestry. Was she the daughtrer of Hezikiah Coxhead , the 1851 census shows that he had a daughter Rosina (age 12) but I have been unable to find her marriage. My Rosina married John Thomas Davies some time before 1864
David

Name: William ' your Webmaster'
Date: 2004-12-22

Hello Desmond in Liverpool
Thanks for the detail

I have your family as listed in the 1901 Census living at Everton

16863932 William Coxhead 47 b Magull Lancs, liv in Everton 'Gen Lab'
16863933 Isabella Coxhead 38 b Lpool Lancs, liv in Everton
16863934 Elizabeth Coxhead, 19 b Lancs Liverpool Everton
16863935 Mary Coxhead, 16 b Lancs Liverpool Everton
16863936 William Coxhead, 14 b Lancs Liverpool Everton
16863937 Florence Coxhead, 11 b Lancs Liverpool Everton
16863938 Thomas Coxhead, 9 b Lancs Liverpool Everton
16863939 Robert Coxhead, 7 b Lancs Liverpool Everton 16863939
16863940 Isabella Coxhead 4 b Lpool Lancs. Liv in Everton
16863941 Alice Coxhead 2 b Lpool Lancs liv in Everton
16863942 John Coxhead 6m b Lpool Lancs liv in Everton

If you have more data please post it here.

Many thanks.

Name: desmond coxhead
Date: 2004-12-22
Are you doing research on this Family ? yes
Can you explain in brief. Thanks want to go further than g/father
Do you have any old Family photos ? Thanks. some

Comments:
my g/father was named william t. coxhead born in 1887 liverpol england. My father also a william born 1919 liverpool married a mary downing, 6 sons 5 to my father 1 step son, i'm the youngest born liverpool 1950

Name: James Michael Coxhead II
Date: 2004-12-17
Are you doing research on this Family ? Yes
Can you explain in brief. Thanks I am 21 looking for my roots.

Comments:
Your site has been a big help.

Name: Pam Wright
Date: 2004-12-16
Comments:

William
hello again.
1. I have found some Coxhead relations in Brantford Canada - Ernest and Walter. Do you have any information on them?
Walter was born 1879, the son of William and Eliza.(I still cannot find their marriage c 1866/7). Then nephew Ernest joined him in Canada. He was the son of William, the eldest son of William and Eliza who married Emily Gardiner in 1891.
2. Hannah Coxhead who died 25.11.1844 (aged 40) was the wife of William labourer of Holt Wood so it would seem she was Hannah Bailey
3.Have you seen the website showing Berkshire enclosures details. It is linked to the record office

bye for now
Pam

Name: William ' your Webmaster'
Date: 2004-12-12
Comments:

Hello Julie Cowley
About the book.
Please contact Anne Sandford < acsandford@infogen.net.nz >
Thanks for visiting. Bill.

Name: Julie cowley
Date: 2004-12-11
Are you doing research on this Family ? Just started looking into it
Do you have any old Family photos ? Thanks. maybe

Comments:

Have lent a copy of "The coxhead Family" but want to get my own copy. Do you know that contact details of Joyce Wilson or someone else here in NZ.

Thank You
Julie Cowley nee Coxhead

Name: William ' your Webmaster'
Date: 2004-12-05
Comments:

Thanks Lynda

I'll be in touch

Name: Lynda McEwen
Date: 2004-12-05
Are you doing research on this Family ? Yes
Can you explain in brief. Thanks Maternal Grandfather
Do you have any old Family photos ? Thanks. currently no

Comments:

Stumbled on this site and most impressed.
Wish to make contact with Ann Sandford in New Zealand. email address would be good.
Also interested in the book re NZ Coxhead's published 1999 - how to obtain and cost.
Next time I visit I can included updated correct details of Alan George and Elsie Catherine (nee Morrison) Coxhead and their descandents in New Zealand.

Regards: Lynda

2004-11-22 - Barbara Hayes NZ

Hi Bill, Dialled up Mursell and it pulled up your website. Love to hear from you.

2004-11-22 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hi Barbara in N.Z.
Nice to see you here
Long time 'No News ' I shall write.
Must see if I've added anything new on the Mursell's of the Isle of Wight. I'll pass it on.

Best regards ~ William

2004-11-10 - Pam Wright

William
Belated thanks for your information.
I thought I had replied before and then when I looked today
I hadn't. My apologies. I did appreciate the info given and
I will get in touch soon with some of my info for your growing database
Pam

2004-10-28 - Anne Sandford, New Zealand.

Hello Bill, Just a small correction on the Mary Braxton-John Coxhead site. I have entered Mary Braxtons snr's husband as Thomas Barrett and he that his first wife was Mary Pizzie. This should read Mary Coleman.I must have been having one of my genealogy overload moments.
Also a new addition is the burial record for Miriam nee Barrett,later Coxhead then Brind, mother of George and Rachel (Chivers) Coxhead, wife of John Coxhead m.23.10 1796(he died 23.2.1819 aged 45? Aldbourne)and later who later remarried William Brind m.27.10.1821.
Miriam Brind was buried at Aldbourne 23 February 1855 aged 82 years. A Merriam Barrett bapt. 3 July 1774 at Aldbourne daughter of Sarah Dash and Stephen Barrett is most likely this lady.
Anne Sandford.

2004-10-25 - Anne Sandford, New Zealand.

Hello Bill, I would like to add a few things to Mary Braxtons list.
This is our Mary(Blundy)Braxton who married John Coxhead 21 December 1824 at Aldbourne. Mary Blundy was the daughter of Mary Braxton and was born Hungerford, but baptised 3 April 1795 Parish Church Aldbourne.I guess her father must have been a Blundy? Marys mother had another known son Joseph Bate Braxton baptised 20 June 1791 Aldbourne. Both baseborn children. Joseph used the name Bates and married Hannah Hay 23 Oct 1813.Five known children. They lived in the village of Snap (Snape) beside the Coxhead family most of their lives. They can be seen on census records. Mary Blundy Braxton's mother became Mary Barrett and aged 75 years is recorded as living with the Coxhead Family (John and Mary at Snape) in the 1841 census.
In the Aldbourne church 29 July 1804 Mary Braxton snr had married Thomas Barrett a widower of this Parish. John Coxhead was a witness? They had one daughter Miriam Barrett bapt.14 March 1805 and she was buried 21 March 1805. No further children.Thomas Barrett was previously married Mary Pizzie in 10 June 1798. No known children. Mary Barrett died at Snap Cottage 21 December 1847. Buried Aldbourne. Yet to check death for Thomas Barrett.
Mary and John began their family before wedlock, this I am sure of, giving us the following baptisims. Charlotte 31.8.1817 Hungerford, Robert Coxhead Braxton 10.2.1820 Aldbourne, John Coxhead 21.8.1825 Ramsbury. Martha 19.8.1827 Ramsbury, Eliza 26.12.1830 Aldbourne, William 10.2.1833 Aldbourne, and Charles 1.5.1836.Aldbourne.
To complicate matters for research, at the same time Hannah nee Newman and George Coxhead, almost neighbours were having their family.
George Coxhead bapt 24 Nov 1799 Aldb, was the brother of Rachel bapt. 11 March 1798 Aldb.(later Mrs George Chivers,Hungerford)
and son of Miriam Barrett (later Mrs William Brind)and John Coxhead. (Need to locate Miriam Brinds death)
Miriam and John were married 23 Oct 1796 Aldb.
Back to George and Hannah, they were married at Aldbourne too 17 April 1820.Hannah (Jo-anna) Newman bapt 10 Feb 1799 Aldb,baseborn daughter of Hannah Newman. They had a large family of 8. All children baptised at Aldbourne. John Coxhead 25 March 1821 married Sarah Wherrill, 5 Known children,
Amos Coxhead 2 Feb.1823 married Sarah Newman,7 children. George Coxhead 11 Dec 1825 married Eliza Coxhead,
Anne Coxhead 13 July 1828 possibly Mrs Young?, 1 daughter.
Stephen 26 December 1830, married Elizabeth Hatherall, 5 known.
Eliza 28 July 1833 married Robert Fox after 2 illgit Coxhead children, and 2 Fox.
William Coxhead 5 July 1835 married Hannah (Anna) Hemmings,
7 children
and lastly Thomas Coxhead 31 May 1846 married Hannah ?
2 known children.
So another batch of Coxheads arrive to complicate matters more.
As to Eliza Coxhead daughter of John and Mary and George Coxhead son of Hannah and George Coxhead, They married at Aldbourne 2 May 1846, he 20 and she 17.
Children were all baptised at Aldbourne.
Robert Coxhead 18 Sept 1846 married Sarah Locke 12 children, lived Lambourne, William 24 Dec 1848 married Ellen Swatton 1 dau Sarah, Matilda 14 July 1850 married George Anstie, Anstey, Anstee 3 children
George Coxhead 10 April 1852 Batchelor,
and Martha Mary 16 Setp 1860 married Thomas Davis, Davies 5 possibly 6 children.
So it was up to a few sons to carry on the Coxhead name.
I have extensive research on these groups, but if anyone has any additions I am always pleased to hear from them. The Family seemed to have connected to all the local names in Aldbourne. They stayed in the village of Snap(e) for 3 generations and when the village finally collapsed in the 1890's where did they all go? So many questions? If anyone has answers I am always here in New Zealand.
Anne Sandford.

William Coxhead ‘your Webmaster’

Date: 2004-10-24
Comments:

Hello Anne

I have found :

Coxhead Charlotte married in Easthampstead Berks. June qtr 1838 - ref 6 - 217. (Easthampstead is east of Reading, near Wokingham, long way from Aldbourne.

Braxton Charlotte died June qtr 1844 in Hungerford Berks - ref 6 - 126

Name: William Coxhead ‘your Webmaster’
Date: 2004-10-23
Comments:

Hello Anne in N.Z.

Thanks for your input. I have opened a new File for John Coxhead & Mary Braxton of Aldbourne / Hungerford. I placed your letter there too.

I do have a File on the Coxhead folk of Oxfordshire.

More later. Thanks again. William

Name: Lesley Cox
Date: 2004-10-23

Are you doing research on this family ? Yes
Can you explain in brief, Thanks: Through my Grandmother
Do you have any old photos ? Thanks : Yes
Comments:

George bap 1825 married Eliza bap 1830 my direct ancestors. I also am looking for more info on her mum, mary braxton. Having just read the sands entry which seems to have been posted today, would you be kind enough to forward my email to her as we seem to be related. I am going to N.Z. this Dec/Jan. Lesley.

Name: Anne Sandford, New Zealand.
Date: 2004-10-20
Comments:

Hello Bill, Great to see the site is growing. I have a "NEW" interest re Coxheads in the Oxford area. Looking at the website I can see there was big family living there.Have you sorted which line this Oxford group originates from and if they have any connection to the Aldbourne/Hungerford group. Guess that research is on going? Question: Has anyone a listing for this following lady. Mary Braxton, single woman and later in 1826 wife of John Coxhead of Aldbourne was in 1820 living in the Parish of St Thomas in Oxford.She was pregnant with her second child during this year. Father of child, John Coxhead of Aldbourne.

Papers held at the Berkshire record office show she had "Removal order" papers served on her and she was taken from St Thomas back to Hungerford, her home Parish. Where was she staying/working/living with in St Thomas, Oxford,1817-1820.As we know poverty was rife then and most parishes seem to transport people when they could not support themselves. A copy of the Removal Order still exists and his document is apparently quite rare find.I was very lucky to have such a good score for my genealogy records. This was thanks to the local record office in Berkshire being so helpful.This male child was named Robert Braxton son of John, Bapt Aldbourne 1820.He came to New Zealand in 1842.

Can you recommend any connections?
This couple also had an earlier child a daughter, Bapt. Charlotte in 1817 at Hungerford.Amazingly enough "Bastardy Papers" are available for this child too. Another quite rare document but not as rare as the other one just mentioned.The Berkshire papers in 1819 advertise that John Coxhead, a Grocer of Aldbourne is the father of this "Bastard Female Child" born to Mary Braxton, a single woman.

Question.Has anyone seen a Charlotte Coxhead marriage about 1832 for her, Anything on any census records St Thomas or anywhere in Wiltshire 1841.She would be about 24yrs and was possibly married by then. Finally a third child named Martha Coxhead bapt 19.8.1827 Hungerford, daughter of the above couple.

Question. In the 1841 census she would have been about 14. Anyone seen her on a census in Wilsthire/Oxford? These questions have stumped us for a while. Can anyone help.

I see you got the Aldbourne records Bill. They look nice on the site. Good page setup. Anne Sandford.

2004-09-18 - Ruth Gerson

Wonderful site you have, Bill. I've spent a happy afternoon just browsing. I have a miniature of my William painted in Fleet Street, 1827 so I'll send you a copy. You have three of his descendants in your notable Coxheads,Frank the photographer, Harold the business man and my father's brother, and John Hopper Coxhead in US. I'll send some more information on Frank. Great work, Kind Regards Ruth Gerson

2004-09-01 - William

Thanks to everyone of you for your interesting messages.

Greatly appreciated.
William Coxhead

2004-08-28 - Nancy Mingus

I'm a Buffalo-based architectural historian. I find it most intriguing that there were three Coxheads in the architecture field practicing at the same time on opposite US coasts. If anyone knows of a connection between the families, let me know. My site on JHC is at
http://www.mingusinc.com/Coxhead/coxheadnew.htm

2004-08-22 - Tillmann Coxhead

Interesting Site!
I really like to know more about the Coxhead Family. Am I member of this Family ??

2004-08-08 - Alan Coxhead

ME
Frederick Charles 1917 (Lambourne) m Elsie Olive Hitchman.
William Thomas 1886 (Great Bedwyn) m Dorothy Harriett Sarah Townsend (late Lockey).
Frederick 1864 (Hamstead Marshall) m Sarah Ann Davis.
Thomas 1829 (Hamstead Marshall) m Hannah Clarke.
William 1802 (Hungerford) m Anna (Hannah) King.
I do have some of the associated siblings for most of these and marriages/deaths and odd details,but am always interested in more. I am now also going back and have found Aaron (2of) which i think are next in line. Preceded by William & Mary Clayton >William & Ann > John & Elizabeth Pettipher > Reynolds . I'm not positive yet but i think this is the possible lineage that i am at present working on for links. Any info gratefully accepted with special thanks to Bill and also Carol Brooker who kickstarted me again

2004-08-08 - Alan Coxhead

Have used the help of subscribers to this site to find out my family history .With all the help received it has been easy so far.Anything i can do to help others please just ask

2004-07-21 - William / Bill ~ Your Webmaster

Hello Anne in N.Z.

Kyran's Smith (nee Coxhead) her email is : < smithkyran@paradise.net.nz > She wrote to me 19-1-04

Mrs Pat Chapple's address is :
27 View Road. Campbells Bay. North Shore, Auckland NZ. 1310.

Best of luck. Bill.

2004-07-19 - Anne Sandford

Bill. Could I have the address or email of Kyran Coxhead now Smith who wrote requesting information on her Coxheads on the New Zealand Site. Her family are all from Robert and Isabella Coxhead in Taranaki, and I would like to contact her. Love the site, Have been on your old one. Also have you and email or adress for Mrs Pat Chapple of Auckland NZ ?>br> Anne Sandford.

2004-06-20 - Jarrett Kroll

I've just discovered your web site and I have to apologize -- first, for being so slow to find you and second, because I am the Jarrett Parker Kroll you list as "no contact," probably because my e-mail address changed years ago and I forgot to update it on the web.

Your site is a rich treasure trove of information and I haven't even begun to tap into it, but I wanted to thank you.

Jarrett Parker Kroll>br> d. of Elaine Coxhead

Jarrett Kroll
jskroll@rcn.com

2004-05-29 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Dennis in Malvern UK

Here is your family as shown in the 1901 Census and also your great grandfather's birth in 1863. I might be able to add some more data.

19652823 Francis Coxhead 38 b Reading Berks - liv in Hammersmith Lon. Carpenter
19652824 Henrietta Coxhead 40 b Paddington Lon. - liv in Hammersmith
19652825 Francis Coxhead, 17 London Kensington Lon. - Hammersmith Plumber's mate
19652826 Walter Coxhead, 14 London Hammersmith Lon. - Hammersmith Errand Boy
19652827 Florence Coxhead, 12 London Hammersmith Lon. – Hammersmith
19652828 Owen Coxhead, 9 London Hammersmith Lon. – Hammersmith
19652829 Henrietta Coxhead 5 b Hammersmith Lon. - liv in Hammersmith
19652830 Edward Coxhead 3 b Hammersmith Lon. - liv in Hammersmith
19652831 Louisa Coxhead 3 b Hammersmith Lon. - liv in Hammersmith

--
Francis Albert Coxhead b s/o Thomas Coxhead & Elizabeth, b 7-6-1863 Reading, St Mary
--

2004-05-25 - Mervyn Britton

I wish I had seen your page a few weeks ago, as I have been laboriously piecing together the Isle of Wight families from all sources, looking for a connection. I should have known you had already done the leg-work, . Great work keep at it and thank you.
Mervyn Britton.

2004-05-25 - Dennis E Coxhead

Great site. I have been doing some digging about our Coxheads. My Grandad Edward Joseph Coxhead born 1897 in the borough of Hammersmith, he was 1 of 6 children (survivers of 12), Edward, Frank, Walter, (Louise twin of Edward Joseph) Henrietta and Florence. Frank had a son called Frank.
My grandad had a son called Edward Francis (dad) and a Daughter Rita now Gunster.
I have a wife, Pauline daughter Sharon and son Peter.

2004-05-14 - Sharon Coxhead

Hello, wow ! this is really strange. I live in Worcestershire in England. I always thought we were the only ones. I am 19 years old and live with my dad, mum, and younger brother. WOW. please feel free to e mail me.

2004-05-10 - Anne-Louise Farren

Great website Bill.
Maybe you could put Farren next to Mum's name as Emily has Calleja next to hers. It may potentially help any Farrens out there who are researching their family history...

2004-04-25 - Bill Rover

Excellent work William

2004-04-24 - Keith Coxhead born 1952 Swindon Wiltshire

very interesting to look at if i or my family can be of any assistance please feel free to contact me

2004-04-21 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Mark
Thanks for pointing that out. Now corrected.

Bill

2004-04-20 - Lisa Covey (formally Coxhead)

Wow this site will keep ppl lookin for a while. Very well set up look forward to later updates.

2004-4-26 Bill Rover

Excellent work William

2004-4-24 ~ Keith Coxhead
Name: Keith Coxhead born 1952 Swindon Wiltshire

Very interesting to look at if I or my family can be of any assistance please feel free to contact me

2004-04-19 - VINCENT TONY ZERAFA

EXCELLENT BILL, I LIKED THE IDEA OF YOUR FAMILY WEBSITE
. CHEERS

2004-04-14 - John Thomas Coxhead

Earliest is Wm Coxhead 9/27/1814 St Mary's Islington
Charles Samual 12/6/1821
John Hopper 5/10 1863 Ft Lee NY
Charles Burford 5/15/1898
Myself
sons Charles Christopher and Jonathan Winfield
Wm and Charles Samuel need to be confirmed

2004-04-12 - margaret Barraclough (nee Coxhead)

I am Anne Radfords first cousin and grew up in Taranaki with her

2004-04-09 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Pam. Yes I do remember you. Still have your letters. Nice to see you here.
About your William likely born late 1830s. This what I have in my file.
This is most likely your William 2’s birth:
1838 William Coxhead b Hungerford, Berks ~ 2-1838 ~ Reference 6 180

This detail gathered from the Census:

1861 Census
William Coxhead ‘agr/lab/carter’, age 22, b Kintbury c1838 at West Shefford, listed in 1861 Census Berkshire, (info from Coxhead researcher Walter Barnard of Essex)

William Coxhead b c1839 in Kintbury, 42 yrs 'head' marr 'agricult' liv Midgham Marsh, listed in 1881 Census married to Eliza age 36, b East Woodhay Berks c1844, son William b c1867, dau Eliza A., dau Emily, son George, dau Mary Jane, son Walter b 1880 in Bradfield Berks.

Census 1901: William Coxhead 62 b c1838, Kintbury Berks, Living at Thatcham Berks ‘Agric. Labourer’

William 2 married Emily Sarah Gardiner, 18-8-1891 (I have Gardner & Gardiner)

I also have William Coxhead of Inlease Farm burial 20-8-1830 aged 65, (b c1765) Kintbury St Mary. Berks

. I also have a William Coxhead b c1828 In Kintbury, died 16-5-1830 aged 2 years, Kintbury St Mary.
There is a William born Inkpen in 1828, likely the same.

Also William Coxhead married 15-5-1828 in Kintbury. Could be father of above child.

How did you figure Eliza’s maiden name was Lovegrove ? I found Elizabeth Lovegrove b 20-6-1830 at Aldermaston Berks, that’s next to Midgham !

In the Census it says East Woodhay that is 9 mls west of Midgham.

Hoping this helps you. Regards.

2004-04-09 - Joan Coxhead

I was in touch with you a few months ago. Since then I have established that three Coxhead brothers from Oxfordshire, England, came to the Township of Pilkington in the County of Wellington, Ontario, Canada.

Caesar & Jonas in 1848 and William in 1849.

So now I would like to trace these families ...searching for a Caesar born 1880 (I believe).

I had found a Caesar born 1874 - died 1964 (but Ray's grandfather died in 1961)......but was not able to find further information on that person. This information came from a sourse you referred me to (Stacy Clark)

Do you have any other information based on three brothers from Oxfordshire, England that might lead me to Caesar Coxhead 1880 - 1964. Caesar married Gertrude in 1903 or perhaps a bit earlier.

I do not know where Caesar was born (possibly County of Wellington) but do know that he worked for the City of Toronto, Ontario (grounds keeper I believe) and that he is buried in Toronto

2004-04-07 - Adrian Coxhead

I will forward this information to my sister Deidre I am so impressed with the time effort and dedication you have shown to produce this site. I will, on receipt of any information forward same to you.
Thank You
A.J.G.Coxhead

2004-04-06 - Pam Wright

Hello William
you may remember we were in touch some years ago re William 1 b Kintbury late 1830s, poss m Eliza Lovegrove late 1867 Reading. 1881 Midgham/1901Thatcham

William 2 bc 1867 c Thatcham m Emily Gardner 1891, in Yiewsley 1891 Children Annie, Ernest(Canada), Emily and Alice Lucy-my gran

can't find William 2 birth which has held me back - can you help?

regards Pam

2004-04-06 - Marc Coxhead

Great site, very informative.

2004-04-01 - Norman Percy Coxhead

I guess we had some contact some years ago, and I knew about Miss Monica Coxhead in Liverpool. Since that we have not more news

Thanks very much

2004-03-31 - Victoria Bingham

Excellent site

2004-03-30 - Paul Stephen Joseph Coxhead

I should have looked to find this site a long time ago. The origin of the Coxhead family in Chile was I think my great great (posibbly another great) Uncle Thomas Coxhead who originally went to Bolivia and eventually made his way into Chile.

I'm at work now, but I'm going to send this page link to myself at home for some more reading.

cheers

Paul (meles magnus et barbatus sum)

2004-03-30 - John Coxhead

Thank you

2004-03-30 - William ' your Webmaster'

Hello Paul Stephen.
Thanks for visiting. Hoping Monica Mary is well. I've done a fair amount of correspondence with her since 1996. I know here Birthday is on New Years Day. When I started this Guestbook a couple of months back, the 1st entry was by James Frank Coxhead in Chile. Shortly after the Guestbook went blank and I lost his entry. I must start entering all I know about the Coxhead Family in Chile. They wrote to me a few times. Paul, any chance of sending me some pics so to show them here.

Regards Bill.

2004-03-25 - William

Hello Carol. I do agree with you about Eliza.

About purchasing a book. Please contact Anne Sandford at :

Thanks for visiting. Bill Coxhead.

2004-03-24 - Carol

Reading about "Coxheads in New Zealand" by Joyce Wilson. She states that George & Eliza Coxhead (she calls her Elizabeth but her birth certificate shows her as Eliza)emigrated to Australia in 1855. This is not true. Eliza and George's oldest son was Robert Coxhead born in 1846 (he is my great grandfather). George died of Dropsy in Snap, Aldbourne in 1863 and Eliza married again to William Ball and had two further children by him. Eliza died in Aldbourne in 1897. I would be interested in making contact with any of the descendants of Eliza's three brothers and also in purchasing a copy of the Coxhead book.

2004-03-23 - Tony E Aarons

Hi William. Firstly, thanks for the site. Very interesting & well laid out. I'm not sure if our families are connected but if I give you a few brief details you may know of a connection? The earliest research I have is to my 3x Great Grandfather James Coxhead (bn.1775 Southwark, London - d.1865 Lambeth Ldn) Married Jane Harwood (1803 St. Martins, Westminster).
I descend through his son Joseph (1819-c1885), Joseph Albert (1839-1906), Henry Ebenezer (1870-1943) and my mother Hilda Edith (bn.1930). I have a lot of info on James' descendants, all in London, with the exception of his eldest son Henry (1805-1865) who emigrated to Vic, Australia with his family on the Dalhousie in july 1852 (his wife Mary Headford (1806-1861) & children Emma Theresa, Ebenezer, Henry Augustus, Mary, Charles Frederick, Harriet Sophia. I have traced quite a lot of descendants of these also. If you have any info on these Coxheads I would be grateful to exchange info. Look forward to hearing from you. Regards, Tony Aarons - London UK

2004-03-22 - Marc Coxhead

Hi William, I was wondering if you could help me with my research on my branch of the Coxhead tree. Here is the information I have. I am having trouble finding out about James Coxhead who was the father of my GGrandfather Arthur John Andrew Coxhead Born 20/02/1875 Kensington.James Coxhead was married to Ann Andrews 06/04/1868 At St George Hanover Square. One of the witnesses was Emily Coxhead (I don't know what relation she was)I believe that James & Ann Coxhead had two daughters as well Edith Born 1876? and Mabel Born 1881?

A.J.A Coxhead Married Caroline Maude Frewer 03/11/1895 in Chelsea. James Coxhead was a Cabman at this time. On the 07/08/1910 A.J.A Coxhead Married Ada Violet Louise Taylor in Lewisham. James Coxhead was listed as Coachman (Desceased). I hope this information may be of some use.

Best Regards

Marc Coxhead, Hampshire, UK

P.S. May I have the password to get into you site?

2004-03-18 - William Your Webmaster

Hello Justin son of George Coxhead in Melbourne. Hoping your Dad is well. I last met him when he called at my home in June 1994. Please pass on my very best regards to him and Thomas too. Thanks and call again.

2004-03-15 - Justin Coxhead

son of george coxhead living in melb

showing my father the wonders of the www.com and what can be found

2004-03-15 - Mark Coxhead

Excellent site. Only just discovered these web pages. When did it go "live"?

I will be happy to contribute something on the Coxheads in Deptford (1860 - 1900), and before that in Limehouse (1821 - 1850).

I am beginning to think that I am descended from Benjamin Segar Coxhead, so the reference to Hannah SEAGAR seems very relevent.

Mark

2004-02-14 - marie byatt

I love your site and as you know am recommending it to others. I think its great

2004-02-12 - Joan Coxhead

I received a call today from a lady in Indianna looking for Raymond Coxhead. My husband is Raymond Coxhead....but not the one she was looking for.

We live in Belwood, Ontario, Canada. (South Western Ontario)
Until recently, I new very little of the Coxhead Family.
Caesar Coxhead -1890? to 1961 - married Gertrude....
both born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
(All decendants also Ontario)
Three children - May,Cecil and Walter

May married (last name) Geary
Two sons and one daughter

Cecil had one son Fred.
Fred married (about 1959)Miriam
Two sons - Bruce and Brian

Walter 1907-1986 - married Florence Baird 1908-1986
Two sons - Vernon 1931 and Raymond 1945
Vernon married - 1960 - Margaret Hayes born 1939
3 Children - Linda 1962 Douglas 1963 and Gregory 1974

Raymond married - 1960 - Joan Eickmeier born 1938
Two children - Kimberley 1962 and Kevin 1963
Kimberley married 1992 to Glen Reeves born 1961
Kim has two children - Shawn 1996 and Nathan 1998
Kevin married 1988 to Nancy Prior
One son Matthew 1994

That is pretty much all I knew until 1995 when Ray & I moved from Toronto to Belwood and found a Coxhead in the phone book for Arthur (1/2 our from here). But the man had just died and we were not able to make a family connection.

We thought nothing more of this until one day, Ray's brother, Vern, mentioned tht he recalls going to Arthur as a very small child to visit people. (Vern is almost 5 years older than Ray.)
I then went to the Wellington County Archives to do a little bit of research.

I found that brothers Jonas & Caesar from Oxfordshire, England came to Canada in 1848 - joined by another brother William in 1849. They settled in the Township of Pilkington, County of Wellington. (Belwood, where I live is also in the County of Wellington).

Based on this, I think that there is indeed a connection between Ray's family and the the original brothers who settled in the County of Wellington.

Someday I would like to follow the tree and make the connection.....but right now I have too many other commitments.

It would be appreciated if you would forward this message to the lady in Indianna. I typed all this out but, from this site, I do not know how to forward the information to her. MORRIS12@aol.com
It would be appreciated if you would let me know that you were able to do this.

2004-02-12 - Joan Coxhead

Correction to previous message.

Ray's date of birth should be 1935 not 1945.

2004-02-04 - William John. " The Webmaster "

I'll open this Guestbook today the 5th of Feb. 2004 and I welcome anyone who has an interest in this Family.

Your comments and any input is greatly appreciated.
The Site is being built up and shall be updated regularly.

Thanks and come back soon. William John Coxhead.

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