Category Archives: Saxton

Willard Saxton and Family in the 1910 US Federal Census

Posted on January 28, 2007 by Steve

Yesterday, I posted a portion of the 1910 US Federal Census for Willard Saxton and his family to point out the error in the newborn baby’s age.  Here’s the entire census record: 1910 US Federal Census for the Willard Saxton Family … Continue reading →

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The Twenty-Six-Year-Old Baby

Posted on January 27, 2007 by Steve

While conducting some research on the Saxton family today, I found a record that I couldn’t resist sharing.  I’ve written before about the baptisms of Ada May Gibson Saxton and her sons, and the record I found today on Ancestry.com … Continue reading →

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The Baptism of Charles Edward Saxton

Posted on January 16, 2007 by Steve

Charles Edward Saxton, son of George Saxton and Ada May Gibson, was baptized in the Methodist Church on the same day as his mother Ada May Saxton and his brother Thomas Clark Saxton. The Baptismal Record for Charles Edward Saxton SOURCE: … Continue reading →

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The Baptism of Thomas Clark Saxton

Posted on January 15, 2007 by Steve

Thomas Clark Saxton, son of George Saxton and Ada May Gibson, was baptized in the Methodist Church on the same day as his mother. The Baptismal Record for Thomas Clark Saxton SOURCE: The Methodist Church Serving Frelighsburg, Quebec, Canada. Baptismal Records. … Continue reading →

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The Baptism of Ada May (Gibson) Saxton

Posted on January 14, 2007 by Steve

According to some sources I’ve found, Ada May Gibson and her brother Arnold Gibson (children of Clark Gibson and Maryette Olds) were born 13 days apart in different countries. Ada May was born on 04 Aug 1859 in Québec and Arnold was born on 17 Aug 1859 in Vermont, USA. The evidence for Ada May’s birthdate is derived from her Baptismal Record. Continue reading →

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