Gyte

>Am researching my family tree and am struggling
>finding info ref the Buxton's of Buxton i.e.
>
>Samuel (1747-1826)
>Thomas (1785-1843) m Mary
>Ann (1815-1902) m William Gyte
>
>Many of the family lived on West Street (now West
>Road).
>Know we are also related to the Baguley's/Buxton's of
>the Wheatsheef Pub.
>
>Is there anyone else out there doing the same family
>tree, or can give some help?

Hi Linda, I am researching the same family. My Grandma lived with her parents and grandparents (Thomas and Mary Gyte) in 41 West St. Ann Gyte (nee Buxton) lived 2 doors up in number 45-47.

Suzi

Hi Suzi,

Great! Can we share more? Ann Gyte (nee Buxton) is my Gt Gt Gt Grandmother. I am building the family tree on ancestry.co.uk, so if you would like to look at that (look under "Sharpe family"), otherwise email me on linda.sharpe@co-operative.coop (this email will only be active until the end of January).

Linda

Further to my email earlier in the year, I am still having difficulties in finding a link between my family and the gravestones in St. Annes Churchyard of Thomas Buxton and Samuel Buxton (Doctor and Surgeon). I am told that my great grandmother tended these graves on a regular basis due to being family.

If anyone has any information on the following people I would be extremely grateful.

As per Gravestones:
Samuel Buxton, Doctor, born circa 1747, died 2 Aug 1826
Thomas Buxton (son of above), Surgeon, born circ 1785, died 17 May 1843 married to Mary

My research
George Buxton, Labourer, born circa 1782 (don't know whether brother to Thomas???)
Ann Buxton (daughter), born 21 Jun 1815, married William Gyte 2 March 1846, died 19 April 1902 (Attendees at the wedding were David Clayton and Sarah Baguley).

The Baguley's of the Wheatsheaf Pub are also linked into my research through Mary Ann Baguley's marriage to William Buxton (Ann's brother).

Any help would be gratefully received as I am currently going round in circles.

Thanks,

Linda