Adlington - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Adlington

aliciacyclist — 2011-12-01 07:06:15Z

I haven't been able to trace William's family yet. I only just found him and his wife in the last week. I have William's year and place of birth from his army record. I still haven't found his marriage or the name of the older child who immagrated to NZ them.

Adlington is the spelling that came down through the family and what is clearly on the army record. But the NZ Fencibles information mostly has Allington. I knew Ellen had remarried but only found the marriage when I came across the Hadlington name in another record, I hadn't thought of it before as a possibility. Myabe she gave her name verbally and her accent was misunderstood?

Alicia

Alicia

Re: Adlington

adlingtongg — 2011-11-30 20:47:44Z

Hi I do believe that was one of the family my brother is trying to trace. Do you happen to know if William had a brother David born 1823?
It is strange how many different ways our surname can be spelt even now.

Re: Adlington

aliciacyclist — 2011-11-29 01:36:41Z

Would William Adlington born Rotherham in 1806 by any chance be one of the siblings on your list?
William was a druggist when he joined the 97th foot regiment in London April 1824. He served until 1842 when he was invalided out. He enlisted with the Fencibles and came to New Zealand in 1847 with his wife Ellen (nee Williamson) and one child. He died in Auckland Colonial Hospital in December 1848 and his son John was born in January 1849.
John Adlington was my great great grandfather.
(the surname appears variously as Adlington/Addlington/Addington/Allington/Hadlington)

Re: Adlington's in New Zealand

aliciacyclist — 2011-11-26 10:22:06Z

I think I've solved my mystery thanks to Waikato Universities new British Parlimentary Papers about New Zealand http://digital.liby.waikato.ac.nz/bppnz
William Adlington (Allington/Halington)was a Fencible solider who came to New Zealand on the Minerva in 1847, with his wife Ellen (nee Williamson) and one child. He died in Auckland Colonial Hospital on 7 Dec 1848 of incurable kidney and liver disease (this is the bit I found on the British Papers database).
On 6 Jan 1849 Ellen gave birth to John. Which I found here on Rootsweb in a list of early Auckland births.
As William had not served 7 years with the Fencibles Ellen would not have been able to keep their cottage and land. She married John Robinson early in 1849.
I don't know what became of John's older sibling who came over on the Minerva with William and Ellen.

Re: Adlington

joannfee — 2011-11-07 01:07:27Z

I am researching Arthur Adlington who died in Providence 1858 and was the husband of Elizabeth Eustis Gray Adlington who preceeded him in death. Father of 6 children (my direct line is thru his son Charles G Adlington). Would you be willing to share death certificate? Have you learned anything additional regarding his parents since last post?
Thands

Re: Adlington/Cot Whitechapel area

adlingtongg — 2011-10-22 16:35:38Z

Come on you cockney ADLINGTON's where are you? I've been trawling these pages now for 10 years and have only got back to DAVID ADLINGTON (1823) married ELIZABETH COT (1827). I know this cos I have RICHARD HENRY ADLINGTON's birth certificate. He was born Smithfield London 1847. So come on help a fellow ADLINGTON out. Please

Adlingtons?

2011-10-22 07:35:41Z

HI, if there are any Adlingtons out there email me please!

Re: Adlington

tuskancharger1 — 2011-10-21 16:47:35Z

middlesex also covers london dependant on dates more info a name and datr would help

Re: Adlington's

tuskancharger1 — 2011-10-21 16:06:46Z

re: walter william. He is the grandson of richard henry adlington 1847 whon is brother to george fredrick adflington 1887 who is my grand father have more info please contact me tuskancharger@tiscali.co.uk or my sister adlingtong.53@live.co.uk

Adlington

adlingtongg — 2011-10-20 07:57:31Z

I've managed to trace my dad's family back to David Adlington c1824, now I have paperwork saying that his father was David Adlington c1784 and mother was Mary Clay c1784. My problem is that I have managed to find a list of their children but David is not amongst them. Their eldest son was Frederick Clay c1804 and the youngest on the list was Peter 3 Mar 1829, now can anyone link David into this family and have teh sourse details to go with it? They seem to have moved down from Rotherham to Lambeth London over the years.

Re: Adlington's in New Zealand

aliciacyclist — 2011-08-08 01:14:54Z

Note I am aware of Robert Adlington and his family who arrived on the Maori in 1867. But John was born in New Zealand in 1849 so if there is any connection to my family it would have to be back in the UK before they came to NZ.

Adlington's in New Zealand

aliciacylist — 2011-08-07 03:40:30Z

I am trying to trace the ancestry of my great, great grandfather John or Johnie Adlington (or in some records Addlington). He was born in New Zealand in 1849 but NZ's historical BDM records have no name for his father and where his mother's name should be it says Auckland which I suspect is where he was born.
A story written out by a now deceased relative says he was living at Waipu with his mother and abusive stepfather when he left home at 12 and was taken in by another family. But a local history of the Waimauku area says the Adlington family lived nearby (but I have so far found no other mention of them in this area before John arrives as an adult to work as a bullock driver).
He married Mary Ann Wilkins in 1879 in Waikoukou (near modern day Waimauku) and they had four children Marcus Henry Herbert, John, Mary Alice and Wilfred (my great grandfather). He died in 1888 aged 39.
Does anyone have any clue who John's parents might have been?
Other than his birth I'm struggling to find much about anyone with the surname Adlington in New Zealand this early.

Re: Adlington

clive_challis — 2010-08-29 13:24:47Z

Altho' I'm sure mine came from the north, my only ADLINGTON's are from Middlesex.
Regards

Clive

Re: Adlington

ann419_1 — 2010-08-29 12:45:12Z

Hi my Adlingtons are mainly from Barnsley,i have my father Joseph,his father Isaac,his father Charles and his Father Isaac. My father Joseph moved to Bradford

Re: Adlington

clive_challis — 2010-08-28 19:16:32Z

Would be interested to know a bit more about your ADLINGTONs

Regards

clive

Adlington

ann419_1 — 2010-08-24 16:22:24Z

Have any other Adlingtons come out of hybernation.
It seem no one as been on the message boards for years,i resently recieved an e-mail from a fellow searcher and it seems he as the Adlingtons back to 1696 took him 10 years.
There are a lot of Adlingtons still living in Barnsley and still in close contact with each another.
I know its not a cheap hobby and if your like me and can't always afford to the fee's for ancestry its slow going,but you can still access the message boards.
Good hunting

Re: Adlington 4,300 names file

royadlington — 2009-09-21 21:30:23Z

very late picking up your offer of list my email is royjulie@waitrose.com can you send copy please?

Re: Adlingtons?

royadlington — 2009-09-21 20:58:40Z

researching the shropshire adlingtons full tree sofar on genes reunited but time restricts compiling same onto ancestry

Adlington/Cot Whitechapel area

GillAdlingtonGraham — 2009-08-10 21:45:55Z

Do the names David Adlington(c1823)and Elizabeth Cot(c1827) mean anything to anyone? they are my great great grandparents, but other than on my great grandfather's birth certificate I cant find any trace of them. Can anyone help me? please

Re: Adlington's

GillAdlingtonGraham — 2009-08-10 21:30:46Z

Hi Bill Just retracing some steps and catching up on others.My brother cant see the wood for the trees(squidds).
Susannah Brooks was married to Richard Henry Adlington(1874-1930).They had ?4 children,Alice Florence 1897;Richard ELias 1899;Walter William 1901;and Elizabeth Jane 1900. Richard Henry's parents were Richard Henry and Emma Ann Boden, my great grandparents. My grandfather was George Frederick and he married Alice Elizabeth Ransley.
Are any of your family still alive? My father,Kenneth Colin,remembers an Aunt Sue that lived in Artillery St,Bethnal Green and an Aunt Maud(Peggy) who lived near Fenchurch St railway station.
I have managed to trace the family back to great,great grandfather David Adlington and g.g grandmother Elizabeth Cot, do these name mean anything to you or any of your family?

Re: Adlington surnames, searching for family history

GillAdlingtonGraham — 2009-08-10 21:10:59Z

Hi David, I guess you must have covered some ground since posting your message. Well I have done the same, except having got back to David Adlington c1823 and Elizabeth Cot c1827 I am now stuck. David was my g.g grandfather. the only evidence I have that he existed is on his son Richard Henry's birth certificate,(he was my g grandfather).I just wondered if maybe you had come across their names, somewhere else on your search.From what I have found out we come from the East End of London, Whitechapel/Bethnal Green area. Thanks Gill

Re: Adlington 4,300 names file

GillAdlingtonGraham — 2009-08-09 21:03:21Z

Hi James I have an old copy of all the ADLINGTON names. I have managed with help from this to get back to DAVID ADLINGTON and ELIZABETH COT now according to your research they had 5 boys, JAMES DAVID 1844 ST BRIDE FLEET ST LONDON;DAVID 1846 ST ANN BLACKFRIARS LONDON;RICHARD 1847 NELSON SPRINGFIELD LONDON;WILLIAM CLAY 1850 ST BRIDE FLEET ST LONDON; and GEORGE VINCENT 1852 ST BRIDE FLEET ST LONDON.
I cant seem to trace any further back. I have no idea where David or Elizabeth were born, when they married or when they died. I have checked and checked again for this information but to no avail. Can you please help me? I'm getting confused because others looking for a David Adlington keep sending me the wrong info. My David was born c1823 and I think Elizabeth was born c 1827 but that is all I know.David would be my g.g grandfather, Richard was my g grandfather and his son George Frederick was my grandad.

Re: Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

clive_challis — 2009-06-14 15:13:06Z

Hi Jim,

You're in luck. I'm visiting Gravesend library on Thursday & looking at Google maps 165 is close by, so I'll take my camera & take a picture or two.

Regards

Clive

Re: Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

clive_challis — 2009-06-13 12:50:29Z

Just found Harry listed in the 1913 Kelly's Directory for Kent. Shown as a Grocer & Tea Dealer at 165 Windmill Street. See http://www.historicaldirectories.org/hd/
There's also liste a J Adlington, Solicitor at 24 High street, Gravesend.

Regards

Clive

Re: Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

clive_challis — 2009-06-13 07:56:50Z

Hi Jim,

I've only just now had a really close look at the photo. I can see the number 165, but not Windmill Street, altho' it would be logical for the shop to be in a road like that. Interestingly Harry's uncle, Jonathan (b.1810) traded from another shop in Windmill Street, number 62, known as Milton Hall Stores. The business was taken over by Harry's 2nd cousin, John Adlington MASON (my gggrandfather. I'm not very good at dating photo's, but it is more than likely that Harry was trading at the same time as either his Uncle or cousin. I also see that the shop sign saya 'late' W Richards - must see if there is a link between Harry & the MASON/RICHARDS link.

Regards

Clive

Re: Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

davenockj — 2009-06-12 22:06:55Z

Hello Clive

Good to hear from you again. I had a closer look at the bicycle in the picture as I had noticed what appeared to be an address to H.E. Adlington's shop. I was able to make it out after inverting the picture "165 Windmill Street" There just so happens to be a 165 Windmill Street Gravesend Kent DA11 0 United Kingdom. I was able to locate this on google maps and from the map it does look like it may be the shop in question. Closest search for that address came up as a business "Halifax Place Bank" 165 Windmill Street DA12"

The H.E Adlington late W. Richards sign had me wondering if that meant he had purchased the store from W. Richards and that was an attempt at continuity with the previous owner's customers. I am not sure who the fellow is who is standing next to him nor the delivery boy on the bike.

What I was amazed at was the size of the tins of Salmon and the "Reliable brands only bacon sign"

take care

Jim Davenock

Re: Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

davenockj — 2009-06-12 20:20:54Z

Hell Brenda

I had a look at the bicycle in the picture you sent and there is a faint bit of lettering on it and I believe it is 165 Windmill Street.

There just so happens to be a 165 Windmill Street in Gravesend, Kent and it could be the location

If you ever get through that area, please take a picture of it and compare it to what you sent me

I did add you as a guest to my tree, please have a look and let me know what you think

have a great day

Jim Davenock

Re: Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

clive_challis — 2009-06-11 12:00:59Z

Hi,

The picture of Harry's shop is interesting as I see he is in partnership with W RICHARDS. Harry's 2nd cousin, Albert MASON married into a RICHARDS family - but don't know of any link. Grocering (is there such a word?) is commmon to both the ADLINGTON and MASON families.

Regards

Clive Challis

Re: Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

Brenda_Godfrey — 2009-06-10 18:49:15Z

Hi Jim
Thanks for your message, I did reply but it came back with a problem, so I will try again.
I did not get a picture through, maybe you could try again. I will try and send mine.
I won't write too much this time just incase there is another problem. If all is OK I will write again, thought I really only know about my Gt Grandma Alice. If you get the pics you will see that Harry had a grocers shop not sure where.
Regards Brenda

Re: Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

davenockj — 2009-05-02 14:21:56Z

Hi Brenda

Harry was my gt gt Grandfather and I know very little about him other than what I have collected so far. Do you have any photgraphs and can you confirm the picture I have of him and his wife Florence?
I do have some British bank records settling his estate upon his passing.

Any info I could add to my tree would be greatly appreciated

So tell me where his sister and siblings and descendents ended up.

I am in Nanaimo BC I guess at the end of my families trek West across Canada.

thanks for contacting me I look forward to hearing from you

Jim Davenock

davenockj@shaw.ca

Re: Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

Brenda_Godfrey — 2009-05-02 09:11:03Z

Hi
I think we have a connection. My Gt grandma Alice Elizabeth was Harry's sister. Other siblings were Edith Kate Moore, Walter Thomas, Jessie Mary.
Any help?

Regards Brenda

Ada Adlington from Derbyshire

applepie24 — 2009-03-20 20:36:50Z

Hi everyone,

I've been trying to trace my family tree but have gotten a bit stuck on my grandmothers side. I am looking for an Ada Adlington.

I have found someone that fits the bill but can't find any evidence to say that it is definitely her. Can anyone help?

The Ada I have found was born in 1893, her parents were William and Mary and she had quite a few siblings.

The Ada I am looking for was born around that time and married someone by the name of Gilbert. She had five children, including Stanley born in 1919 and Hilda in 1924.

Is this her? or if not then can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thank you,
Laura

Re: Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

clive_challis — 2008-12-31 17:16:31Z

Hi, I have Harry in my tree. Full name is Harry Elvynn & he married Florence CARPENTER in December qtr 1899 Gravesend District vol 2a page 838. I have more on the ADLINGTON family, why not contact me at c.challis@btinternet.com
Clive

Harry E Adlington of Gravesend UK

davenockj — 2008-12-30 10:49:08Z

Hello

My gt gt Grandfather was Harry E Adlington born abt 1866 in Gravesend UK. He married Florence (no maiden name so far). They had a child Mabel Florence Adlington (my Gt Grandmother) born in Gravesend UK. She passed away on Dec 25 1970 in Nelson, BC Canada

Any info regarding them would be greatly appreciated

thanks

J. Davenock

Re: William Walter Adlington m Elizabeth Jane De Levete

GillAdlingtonGraham — 2008-10-21 21:19:50Z

Hi it appears we are distantly related... here's how it goes... Walter was the son of Richard Henry b.1874 married to Susannah Brooks b.1876c they had 5 children Alice 1898,Richard 1899,Elizabeth Jane 1900, Walter 1901,and David John 1911.ok. Next stage, Richard Henry 1874 was the brother of my grandad George Frederick b.1887. Their father was Richard Henry 1847 married to Ann E Boden 1851cnad they had 8 children, Emma 1872,Richard Henry 1874, Elizabeth 1876,David Edwin 1878,Florence Selina 1880, Jane Cecilia 1885, George Frederick 1887 and Maud 1889.
I hope that helps and I hope I made sense, if you need anymore contact me at sidibousiad@hotmail.com. My name by the way is Gill Adlington-Graham, so proud of my family name I kept it.

Re: Adlington 4,300 names file

GillAdlingtonGraham — 2008-10-21 20:48:51Z

Sorry, wan't having a good night. Right I have a list of all the ADLINGTON back to EADULF kindly sent to my brother from 2 brothers in Australia. Somewhere along the way both my brother and I have got confused. What we do know for sure is that our grandad was GEORGE FREDERICK ADLINGTON 1887 born to RICHARD HENRY ADLINGTON 1847 and ANN E BODEN 1851c. According to the list Richard's father was DAVID ADLINGTON 1823c and his mother was ELIZABETH COT 1827c, but we cannot find any trace of him anywhere other than on this list. He doesn't seem to appear in any of the census, Birth,Marriage or Death registars, so where do we look? I know great grandad and grandad were born in East London, Whitechapel/Shoreditch area and continued to live in that area for sometime. It's getting back beyond DAVID ADLINGTON that is the problem.

Re: Adlington 4,300 names file

ann419_1 — 2008-10-19 16:30:24Z

HI
did not understand what it is you need to know,please put in some more info,Names, dates,locations.
I have some Adlington relatives down south,Bracknell,,Welling,Yateley and Owlsmoor Nr.Camberley.
Good Hunting
Ann.

Re: Adlington 4,300 names file

GillAdlingtonGraham — 2008-10-17 21:07:09Z

Hi here's another ADLINGTON my branch seem to come from the EAST LONDON area Whitechapel. Got one of these list sent to me about 3-4 years ago,it has led to some confusions. Any chance you can help me out? please.

ADLINGTONS GATHER ROUND

ann419_1 — 2008-07-08 18:24:43Z

HI,ANN FOSTER HERE NEE ADLINGTON.FOLLOWING UP ON SYLVIA'S PLEA WHERE ARE ALL THESE ADLINGTONS THAT WERE TO GATHER,APART FROM SYLVIA WHERE IS ,SCOTT,BOB,(STILL WAITING FOR MY LIST),DAVID, WELL I KNOW WHERE HE IS MY LITTLE NEPHEW(6'6'')BUT STILL NOT GETTING IT TOGETHER,JAMES. IT MUST BE TWO OR THREE YEARS FOR SOME OF THEM NOT TO MENTION ALL THE OTHERS WHO HAVE HAD NO REPLIES,HOW FRUSTRATING FOR THEM.SO COME ON LETS SEE SOME PROGRESS.THERES STILL QUITE A FEW ADLINGTONS IN BRADFORD,HUGGINS IN BARNSLEY WHERE MY DAD WAS BORN,ALTHOUGH I CANT SEEM TO FIND THE ONE'S I NEED FO MY TREE.SO FAR I HAVE CHARLES 1857,SON ISAAC1878,SON JOSEPH THATS MY DAD.ON MY DADS BIRTH CERTIFICATE IT GIVES FATHER ISAAC MOTHER EDITH GLEDHILL ADLINGTON FORMERLY SHUFFLEBOTTOM.1906.CHARLES IN THE 1881 CENSUS WAS MARRIED TO MARTHA BORN 1859 SON ISAAC AGE 1.IN THE 1891 CENSUS CHARLES SEEMS TO BE NOW MARRIED TO SARAH.ISAAC NOW 11 WITH ELIZA 9,SYLVIA 7,ELIZABETH 4 AND DANIEL 3MONTHS. JOSEPH HAD A BROTHER ALBERT AND A SISTER FANNY.MY DAD MARRIED JANE FRANCES SPENCER BORN 1908 THEY MARRIED IN 1927 AND THER CHILDREN ARE CLARA 1928,JOSEPH 1930,JAMES 1932,EDITH 1937,ALBERT 1942,ANN 1947 AND ROBERT 1950 DIED 1953.
THE FAMILY TREE INCLUDES SPENCER,GLEDHILL,KILKENNY,FOSTER,JENKINS,SO FAR YOU LADIES ARE HARDER TO FIND AS IN MAIDEN NAMES.
SO COME ON GUYS&GALS LETS GET OUT OF THE CUL-D-SACS AND BACK ON THE MAIN ROADS.
HERES TO THE ADLINGTONS.
HOPE TO BE GETTING TO KNOW SOME OF YOU.
BEST WISHES ANN.

Re: Adlington 4,300 names file

ann419_1 — 2008-07-01 14:07:00Z

HI JAMES MY NAME IS ANN FOSTER NEE. ADLINGTON. I LIVE IN BRADFORD ENGLAND,A YORKSHIRE LASS.MY FATHER WAS JOSEPH ADLINGTON,HE WAS BORN IN BARNSLEY 30TH APRIL 1906. ITHINK IS FATHER WAS ISAAC BORN 1878 ALSO I THINK FROM BARNSLEY WEST YORKSHIRE,COALMINER.IT IS RUMOURED THAT SOMEWERE DOWN THE LINE THEY WERE FROM FAIRGROUND PEOPLE. I HAVE LOOKED WITH INTEREST AT YOUR SITE AND BOB'S,SOME VERY INTERESTING RESEARCH AND WOULD BE PLEASED FOR YOU TO SEND ME THE ADLINGTON NAMES FILE.MANY THANKS ANN.

Re: ADLINGTON family in Tottenham/Gravesend, England

CliveChallis — 2008-02-11 10:07:22Z

Hi Brenda,

Yup, that's my family.

John was my 4xGrt Grandfather. Contact me on c.challis@btinternet.com for more info.

Regards

Clive

Re: Adlington 4,300 names file

Brenda_Godfrey — 2008-02-10 17:53:27Z

Please could you send me the Adlington list. My family comes form Gravesend Kent.
Many thanks
Brenda Godfrey

Re: ADLINGTON family in Tottenham/Gravesend, England

Brenda_Godfrey — 2008-02-10 17:48:00Z

Hi Clive
I might be of some help to you regarding Thomas Adlington.
My 3x Gt Grandfather Thomas was born 1771c Milton by Gravesend, he had a brother John born 1775c. Thomas married Rebecca Moore in 1808 and had 6 (maybe more)children. Thomas and Johns father was Jonathan 1741c -1810.
I have more info but if this is not your family it will be very uninteresting for you.

Let me know if i can help with anything else. I would love to hear any info you have.

Regards Brenda

Re: Adlington 4,300 names file

ad_fawcett — 2007-03-26 15:56:41Z

Have you any Adlingtons from Westmorland in your file?
Anne

New Adlingtons

ppjeffery_1 — 2006-09-15 00:16:36Z

Looking for Info on Jane Adlington and her Parents, who were William Adlington and Mary Ann Perry. Jane was born in 1843 at Clerkenwell London. At this stage I have not been able to find her parents on any census, In 1851 she is with her Gparents, George and Jane at Clerkenwell. She was born at 5 Spencer Place Clerkenwell and the 41,51 and 1861 census show her and her brother George and Grandparents living there, but not her Parents, Does anyone else have this same problem. Regards Phil Jeffery

Re: ADLINGTON family in Tottenham/Gravesend, England

doriscindy — 2006-05-20 15:01:44Z

Hello Clive - we've been here before! I lost a lot of my notes due to computer breakdown but can you frefresh my memory with regard to the John Adlington you refer to? My gt.gt.gt.grandfather was John, born around 1789, believed married 1812ish to Ann (? Evans) in St.George in the East or Limehouse area. I have his descendants down to myself and beyond but I am still looking for the origin of John. I don't have a Kent connection but know nothing of any brothers he might have had.
I recently moved house so I am in more of a state of confusion than usual! but still earching.
Regards, Doris.

Re: The ADLINGTON Family in England

SarahND — 2006-04-18 14:52:07Z

What was the date of the obituary for John Adlington? I believe that John George Adlington's father was William Adlington. William's brother John died, unmarried, in Edinburgh in 1884. Both brothers were music teachers and choir directors and both were born in Southwell (at least I know William was) and later moved to Scotland.

I am very interested to hear what happened to Clement and Esther-- For some reason I became fascinated by this family (a side branch of my own) and tried to follow their lives-- only to hit a brick wall, presumably because they left the UK. Thank you for sharing the information! I have numerous census, birth, marriage and death records for this family (which rightly belong more directly to you) that I have collected in my research. Contact me off list if you would like copies.

adlingtons

nicholasgore1 — 2006-03-09 10:14:21Z

searching for the siblings of my great grandfather. they were Herbert Percy Adlington born 1888 worksop nottingham, Harold Adlington born 1892 oldham lancashire, Jessie Annie born 1899 sheffield believed to have married Gordan ? who was a tailor and they lived in Mansfield, Nottingham, Alice Gertrude born 1900 sheffield, Willie born 1891 sheffield and Bernard born 1896 worksop Nottingham.
My great granddfather was Horace who was born 1894 worksop nottingham and had three girls, Dorothy(my gransdmother), grace and vera.
I'm in contact with a gentleman who is descended from the other brother called Harry born 1890 worksop nottingham and we wondered what happened to the rest of the siblings
thank you
angie

ADLINGTONS IN DERBY AREA

nicholasgore1 — 2006-03-02 14:28:42Z

Here's another load of Adlingtons to add to the message board; John Adlington b.1817-Mary Wright b.1820 married 1841 Derby. they had the following children; William b.1843, Alfred b.1843, Edwin 1844, Herbert 1847, John 1849, Joseph W b.1855, Tom b.1857, Elizabeth b. 1859 and Walter 1871. All born at Brampton Derby.I do have more information on these children as to who they married and had what children. Email me at nicholas.gore@ntlworld.com if you have any queries
good luck with finding your Adlingtons
angie

Re: Adlington 4,300 names file

2006-01-17 22:03:44Z

Could you please send me your latest list of Adlingtons.Thanking you in advance