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John Baxter

Birth22 Aug 1704 - Dunsfold, Surrey, England
Death07 Jun 1740 - Stapenhill, Derbyshire, England
MotherJane Jone Farnham
Father8GGF Edmund William Baxter

Born in Dunsfold, Surrey, England on 22 Aug 1704 to 8GGF Edmund William Baxter and Jane Jone Farnham. John Baxter married Ann BILLINGHURST and had 15 children. He passed away on 07 Jun 1740 in Stapenhill, Derbyshire, England.

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Parents
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8Ggf Edmund William Baxter
1662 - 1748
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Jane Jone Farnham
1662 - 1735
Spouse(s)
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Ann Billinghurst
1711 - 1793
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Mary Turner
1705 - 1740
Children Show all
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Ann Baxter
1731 - 1760
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William Baxter
1729 - 1798
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Mary Baxter
1734 - 1770
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Charles Baxter
1739 - 1819
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George Baxter
1726 - 1768
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John Baxter
1720 - 1770
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Mary Baxter
1722 - Unknown
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Joseph Baxter
1724 - Unknown
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Thomas Baxter
1721 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Baxter
1723 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Baxter
1739 - 1780
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Sarah Baxter
1738 - 1766
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William Baxter
1735 - Unknown
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John Baxter
1741 - Unknown
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Ann Baxter
1730 - Unknown

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