Charles E Saxton

Birth1 April 1913 - Merriman, Cherry County, Nebraska, United States of America

Death8 November 2000 - Florence, Lane County, Oregon, United States of America

MotherElma Mabel Bradley

FatherCharles Ellsworth Elsworth Saxton

Born in Merriman, Cherry County, Nebraska, United States of America on 1 April 1913 to Charles Ellsworth Elsworth Saxton and Elma Mabel Bradley. Charles E Saxton married Viola Ruth Smith and had 1 child. He passed away on 8 November 2000 in Florence, Lane County, Oregon, United States of America.

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Parents

Charles Ellsworth Elsworth Saxton
1862 - 1941

Elma Mabel Bradley
1880 - 1934

Spouse(s)

Viola Ruth Smith
1925 - 2003

Children

Roxana Ruth Saxton
1951 - 2004

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Charles E Saxton

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found in U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current

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found in U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007

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found in U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014

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1918 - 2000

Helen Rebekah Carpenter
1913 - 1993

Franklin George Mcnamee
1913 - 2004

Emma Dorothy Saxton
1908 - 1984

Kenneth Mearl Saxton
1908 - 1908

Wayne E Saxton
1908 - 1925

Charles Lester Phillips
1913 - 2004

Grace Kathryn Saxton
1908 - 1990

Phyllis Saxton
1908 - 2002

George Frederick Ayers
1913 - 1971

Raymond Earl Saxton
1908 - 1909

Constance Maria Saxton
1908 - 1995

First name meaning for Charles

The name Charles has a long and distinguished history, deriving from the Germanic name Karl, which means "man" or "free man." The name has roots in several languages, including Old High German, where it is spelled as "Karl," and in Latin as "Carolus." The name gained prominence in the early medieval period, particularly through its association with Charlemagne, or Charles the Great, who was King of the Franks and Lombards and later crowned Emperor of the Romans in the year 800

Last name meaning for Saxton

English: habitational name principally from Saxton (Yorkshire) but perhaps occasionally from the lost Saxton preserved in Saxon Street in Woodditton (Cambridgeshire). The Yorkshire placename probably derives from the Old Norse personal name Saxi (see Sax) + Old English tūn ‘farmstead estate’ though the first element may alternatively be Old English Seaxe ‘the Saxons’ (in the stem-form Seax-) or perhaps Old English seax ‘stone rock’