Born in Knottingley, Yorkshire, England
Son of Thomas (Askup) Axup
and Susannah (Martin) Huxep
Husband of
Anne (Gill) Axup
— married
31 Mar 1823 in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England
Descendants 
Father of
Eliza (Axup) Armitage, Bessy Susanna Axup, Ann (Axup) Westgate, Sarah Lavinia Axup, Emmeline Axup, Harriette Lucy Anna (Axup) Pike, Hector Charles James Horatio Axup, Victor Arthur Adolphius Axup and Edward John Axup
Died
at about age 76
in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
Profile last modified
| Created 21 Sep 2017
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Biography
James was born in 1798.
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| 1798 baptism Pontefract (residence Knottingley) |
Occupation: Waterman / Master Mariner
Marriage: James Axup & Anne Gill. 31 Mar 1823 marriage Pontefract, St Giles and St Mary
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| 1841 census Great Yarmouth |
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| 1851 census Great Yarmouth |
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| 1861 census Great Yarmouth |
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| 1871 census Great Yarmouth |
1874 death Great Yarmouth
Sources
- baptism record
- marriage record - see image
- census returns
- FreeBMD - death [1]
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