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Mixter Family in Essex England

Pete_Smee — 2007-07-03 11:49:59Z

Interested in Info about the Mixter family in Essex.

Ann Mixter was apparently born c1798 at Beaumont cum Moze and married Joseph Smee before 1821. They had 9 children before Joseph died in 1844, Ann survived until 1872.
There is an outside possibility her Surnames was Smixter as that appears on their youngest Child's Birth certificate?

Any Info is welcome?

Pete
http://smee.me.uk

Re: Daniel Mixter and Solomon Mixter of Lapeer Co., MI

mixternews — 2007-04-16 02:24:06Z

Hello,

I just found your posting, If you are still available, I would be interested in learning more about the deeds you found.

Regards,
Keith MIxter

Daniel Mixter and Solomon Mixter of Lapeer Co., MI

Goodlandgirl — 2005-12-22 04:58:03Z

Hi,
I was going thru some of our farm property deeds and thought some of you might be interested in these. From the State of MI to Daniel Mixter of the Co. of Lapeer, MI (Liber 73 Page 74 of Deeds, dated Mar. 16, 1863 and recorded June 8, 1934) and then from Daniel Mixter and Catharine, his wife, of Lapeer Co., MI to Solomon Mixter of the same place (Liber 48, Page 56 of Deeds, dated Feb. 4, 1874, recorded Feb. 21, 1874) Solomon's wife is mentioned as Rosa A. and also as Rose A. on the same sheet of paper. In a mortgage (No. 39, Liber 27, Page 165 of Mortgages, Dated Feb. 23, 1874 and recorded Feb. 28, 1874, a Charles Mixter is also added with Daniel, Cathern (sic), Charles, Solomon and Rosa A. Mixter.

Re: Mixter /MIXER

AMixter — 2004-10-08 04:06:08Z

I am looking for the Joseph Mixter that is listed in the 1800,1810 and the 1820 Census of Stafford, Toland,County Ct. and Ezra Mixter and wife,listed in the 1800 Census of Stafford,Toland County,Ct.
Ezra's age is listed as between 16and25

Mixer and Mixter are one.

2003-07-22 00:47:01Z

According to the librarian at the Watertown, Mass. library, there seems to be no doubt the Mixter and Mixer surnames are the same. Depending on the clerk, the Old English 't' was at times omitted. It is my opinion that the names should even be pronounced the same. The 't' should be silent. How else could the clerks make such a mistake. However, this is just a conversation point now (especially if someone calls my Mixture!).

The most activity now is in the cousin Mixer surname board.
I vote to use it exclusively. See you on the Mixer side.

Joseph Mixter b 11 Apr 1817

JeffSandvig77 — 2001-12-30 14:26:14Z

Can anyone point me to references on the Mixters or help me with the connection from Issac Mixer to my ggg grandfather, Joseph Mixter, b 11 Apr 1817, m on 8 Feb 1841 Sarah, b 31 Dec 1822. Children: Laura Matilda b.21 Jul 1844, Henry Mensa b. 7 May 1842, Philamontes Alonzo b. 21 Oct 1846, Martha Ellen b. 15 Apr 1852, Willie b. 25 Apr 1854, Samuel b. 15 Jan 1859, P. Elliott b. 26 Apr 1864. (I have a photocopied Bible listing.) Joseph wound up in Minnesota. Any help would be appreciated. Jeff

Columbus Mixter from Baltimore

GESSIKA — 2001-06-28 11:54:12Z

I am trying to get in touch with whomever had an e-mail address of raynman1@ix.netcom.com. They posted some info on Columbus that looks like it might be my great-great-grandfather. Please contact me at lillyjoseph680@aol.com

Mixter message board

GESSIKA — 2001-06-28 11:54:12Z

Anna Marie I thought this was the Mixter message board. Is there another one. Joe

Mixter /MIXER

2001-06-09 15:51:27Z

There are two message boards. The other one is the MIXER message board. Both Mixers and Mixters post to the MIXER board. Sorry for the confusion.
Look for the message that explains why some are Mixer and others are Mixters.

Columbus MIXTER

2001-06-07 19:50:52Z

Hi Joe,
You might want to post your message to the MIXER message board as well. You will find Mixter names there also. Good luck!