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james paxman, senior
James Paxman, Senior (1806-1875) Born May 10 1806 at Sweffling, Suffolk the son of Robert Paxman and his wife Martha Taylor 1851, GB
(b. 1806)
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james noah paxman
James Noah Paxman (1831-1922) of Davey, Paxman and Davey 1831 Born at Colchester, the son of James Paxman, Senior. 1851 Living at South Street, Colchs..., GB
(b. 1831)
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achsa e. paxman
American politician (1885-1968), US
(b. 1885)
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william paxman
(b. 1835)
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jeremy paxman
English journalist, author and broadcaster, GB
(b. 1950)
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edward philip paxman
Edward Philip Paxman (1901-1949) of Davey, Paxman and Co Trained with Metropolitan-Vickers. Worked for Blackstone and Co. 1926 Joined Davey, Paxman an...
(b. 1901)
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karen paxman
Australian rules footballer
(b. 1988)
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mike paxman
British musician, GB
(b. 1953)
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david b. paxman
(b. 1946)
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stephen paxman
Australian rules footballer, AU
(b. 1970)
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musidora anne paxman
(born 1980)
(b. 1980)
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jonathan patrick paxman
Ph.D. University of Cambridge 2004
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christina g paxman
researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-0950-4083)
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julie paxman
researcher
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walter john paxman
Peerage person ID=449546
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) , all over the world, is quite a rare cognomen. The cognomen Paxman is characteristic of the United Kingdom, where it is a rare surname, Australia, and Canada. In absolute terms, the name is most common in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia.