Susan (Langham) Juxon (abt. 1614 - bef. 1643)

Born about 1614 in London, England [uncertain]

Wife of John Juxon — married 14 Jun 1631 in Mortlake, Surrey, England

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Biography

Susan Langham was the eldest known daughter of George Langham, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London. On 14 June 1631, at Mortlake Surrey, she married John Juxon, ^{[1] [2]} who would become a captain in her brother-in-law Edmund Harvey's Trained Band regiment and be killed in 1643. ^[3]

Their marriage had a son John, named in the 1643 Will ^[4]of his paternal grandfather George Langham. The language of this Will suggests that Susan may have died before this date.

It is possible that there was a son George, buried 27 December 1632 at Mortlake, ^[5] but it is also possible that the father of the child was a different John Juxon.

Research Note:

The Susan Juxon, wife of John Juxon, who died in childbirth and was buried at St Dunstan and All Saints Stepney ^[6] was a different person, Susan Dethicke of Poplar, Middlesex, married in the same year to a different John Juxon, "of the parish of St Gregory's in London". ^[7]

Sources

1. ↑ Parish Record, Mortlake Surrey FindMyPast
2. ↑ Ancestry Marriage Index [1]
3. ↑ "Surnames beginning 'J'." The Cromwell Association Online Directory of Parliamentarian Army Officers . Ed. Stephen K Roberts. British History Online, 2017. British History Online. Web. 18 November 2023. Juxon
4. ↑ "Will of George Langham, Merchant Tailor of London", dated 30 March 1643, proved 6 December 1644. PROB 11/192/109
5. ↑ Parish Register Mortlake, St Mary 1599-1678 Ancestry UK
6. ↑ Parish Register Tower Hamlets St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney 1622-1666 Ancestry UK
7. ↑ Parish Register St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney 1609-1632 Ancestry UK