Parents were Luke Duxbury and Jane Pickles both born in England and buried in Christ Church Cemetery, Lincoln, Road Inland, USA. A sister Jane Duxbury is also buried there. Wife is Sarah Ann Ashworth. Joseph was born in England, UK. Married 5 May 1858 in Smithfield, Providence, Road Inland, USA.
"There are a good many fatal cases of dysentery among children under three years old in adjourning towns. In Garden Valley and Northfield over a dozen children diied. In the families of Sam Green, Isaac Hollenbeck, Joseph Duxbury, James Travis, William Young, John Inskip, Henry Dunn and others the death reaper has gathered his sheaves." -- Badger State Banner, Black River Falls, Wisconsin, 5 Sep 1879
"There are a good many fatal cases of dysentery among children under three years old in adjourning towns. In Garden Valley and Northfield over a dozen children diied. In the families of Sam Green, Isaac Hollenbeck, Joseph Duxbury, James Travis, William Young, John Inskip, Henry Dunn and others the death reaper has gathered his sheaves." -- Badger State Banner, Black River Falls, Wisconsin, 5 Sep 1879
Parents were Luke Duxbury and Jane Pickles both born in England and buried in Christ Church Cemetery, Lincoln, Road Inland, USA. A sister Jane Duxbury is also buried there. Wife is Sarah Ann Ashworth. Joseph was born in England, UK. Married 5 May 1858 in Smithfield, Providence, Road Inland, USA.
"There are a good many fatal cases of dysentery among children under three years old in adjourning towns. In Garden Valley and Northfield over a dozen children diied. In the families of Sam Green, Isaac Hollenbeck, Joseph Duxbury, James Travis, William Young, John Inskip, Henry Dunn and others the death reaper has gathered his sheaves." -- Badger State Banner, Black River Falls, Wisconsin, 5 Sep 1879
"There are a good many fatal cases of dysentery among children under three years old in adjourning towns. In Garden Valley and Northfield over a dozen children diied. In the families of Sam Green, Isaac Hollenbeck, Joseph Duxbury, James Travis, William Young, John Inskip, Henry Dunn and others the death reaper has gathered his sheaves." -- Badger State Banner, Black River Falls, Wisconsin, 5 Sep 1879
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