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DENNISON Terry A - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-18 14:45:30Z

DENNISON Terry A - Vietnam Wall section 9E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,291 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Boots or Sissy

Ronbonjo — 2012-04-12 14:21:55Z

I do not know how related but thinks that Boots was not a Dennison but a Siddall and his wife Peggy was a Dennion--think they lived in Capitol Height of Hillside in the 1940's.

Re: Frank Eugene Dennison

shuckiedoodoo — 2012-04-11 23:43:44Z

I don't have Ancestry so I can not get into this tree.But I think that would be the one we are looking for.

Re: Frank Eugene Dennison

rakmjk1 — 2012-04-10 15:21:19Z

There is a family tree that matches that name with Lena as a spouse http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/11772005/person/-401375687?ss...= but it doesn't look like the user is active (and since the children of Frank are listed as private there is no way of knowing if that's the same family

Catherine Dennison

rgansmann — 2012-04-06 02:14:50Z

Looking for family history of my GGmother, Born Catherine Dennison, 26 Apr 1888, in St. louis, MO. Parents names are listed as Edward (birth place St. louis) and Ellen (birth place Ireland). Anyone?

Re: Frank Eugene Dennison

shuckiedoodoo — 2012-03-29 02:09:40Z

Could you tell me something you know about Frank.I am doing this for my niece.I don't know anymore than what I put on here If you would would you please tell me your name. My nieces name is Ramona.She lives in Ohio

Re: Frank Eugene Dennison

roccprofit — 2012-03-28 23:00:48Z

I am looking for a Frank Eugene Dennison, not sure if it is the same one though.

Re: Dennison, Dawn A > Houston, TX

cmchristensen_1 — 2012-03-19 22:42:34Z

Did she work for H &R Block in Houston for many years. If so, I worked with her there in 1981 and 1982. She was my boss and a wonderful lady. I kept in touch with her for many years after moving back to PA; but lost contact with her. I think of her often. She had a son and a granddaughter; but I can't remember their names. I think the granddaughters name was Carmen.

Cara Christensen

J W Dennison m Addie Treadwell Lauderdale County, TN

Slimp75 — 2012-03-08 15:30:51Z

I am looking for this family. According to a marriage bond and death records (all of the information I can find on JW,) he was born in 1879 in Tennessee. They were married in Tomato, Mississippi, Arkansas in 1900 (just across the boarder of TN). She is listed on the 1900 census as a boarder in Lauderdale County, Tennessee, he is not listed with her, it does say she is married. I cannot find him anywhere. I cannot find their family on the 1910 census, although I believe they still lived in Tennessee as their children's birthplaces are all listed as Tennessee on the 1920 census. According to TN death records, J W died in 1917 (so not on 1920 census) in Lauderdale County, TN. Addie goes on to marry again and I have found her and some of her children on the 1930 census. This is my great grandmother's parents, but she never shared much information about her family. Addie married DF Crihfield in 1920, so if anyone can help me, I would appreciate it!

J W Dennison m Addie Treadwell Lauderdale County, TN

Slimp75 — 2012-03-08 15:30:49Z

Frank Eugene Dennison

shuckiedoodoo — 2012-02-08 02:15:20Z

Looking for the children of Frank Eugene Dennison.Their names are Kathy,Sharon,Steven,Terry Lynn,Bobette,Dean Micheal and Dale,He lived in Kansas City Kansas at one time.At one time he was married to a Lena May Spicer.He also had daughters named Ramona,Jennifer and Christine.Any info would be appreciated.

DENNISON Barney (Dionisio)

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-07 15:13:08Z

RICHFIELD – Barney Dennison, 77, was born on Feb. 27, 1934, in Youngstown, Ohio to Barney and Neva Dennison (Berardino Dionisio).
Both parents came from Bugnara, in Abruzzo, Italy and are now deceased.

Barney graduated in 1952 from Woodrow Wilson High School in Youngstown, Ohio enlisted in the army in 1954, serving in Frankfurt, Germany.
After his military service, he attended the Cleveland, Ohio Institute of Art for one year before transferring to the Cooper School of Art, graduating in 1958.

After graduating, he worked for Dix & Eaton, an advertising agency in Cleveland. In September of 1957, he married Sally Blackford, also of Youngstown, and moved to Cleveland, where they lived until 1989 when they relocated to Richfield, Ohio.

In 1963, he and his two brothers opened an art studio, which is still operating under Pat’s sons, 49 years later. Just before brother Tony’s death, they began a transition into real estate. They developed the Rockside Medical Center in Independence, an ambulatory surgery and physician center which he and brother Pat owned and were managing at the time of his death.

Besides his wife, Barney is survived by his brother, Pat (Karen) of Aurora, Ohio and sister Rose (Joe) of Youngstown.
His eldest brother, Tony (Carol) died in 1977.
He is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.

Services will be Monday at 11 a.m. at the Cunningham-Becker Funeral Home, 247 N. Main St. in Poland. Interment will follow at Lake Park Cemetery.

Friends may call Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.

Please visit www.beckerobits.com to send condolence

Re: glenn

Tom890t — 2011-12-06 20:13:33Z

Looking for information about Robert, Charles, George, William, Juanita, Thomas J Denison,/Dennison.
If they are the right family members, they could be my husband Larry Dennison and his cousin Tom Dennison G.G.Grandfather Thomas John Dension sons. E-mail lldfld@swbell.net Thank you Feronia Dennison

DENNISON Ellen Rose Brislane 1928-2011 Mahoning County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-12-02 13:11:46Z

POLAND – A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Christ Our Savior at St. Nicholas Church in Struthers, Ohio for Ellen Rose Dennison, 83, who passed away Wednesday at her home.

Ellen was born Oct. 3, 1928, in Youngstown, Ohio.

Ellen attended Villa Marie for three years and then graduated from The Rayen School.
Prior to being a homemaker and taking care of her four children, she worked at Livingstons and Youngstown Sheet & Tube.
She was past president of the Trailwood Gardeners and was a member of the Dance Club, Skopis Club and Bridge Club.
She was a friend of Mill Creek Park.
She enjoyed antiques and was an antique dealer.

Ellen leaves her husband of 63 years, Paul R. Dennison, whom she married Dec. 27, 1947; two daughters, Karen (Daniel) McGarry of Poland, Ohio and Molly Dennison of Columbiana, Ohio; two sons, Patrick (Gail) Dennison of Orlando, Fla. and Tim Dennison of Poland; six grandchildren, Ellen Jean McGarry, Ashley Noel Dennison, Evan Patrick Dennison, Daniel Paul McGarry, Timothy Joe Dennison, and Connor Patrick Dennison; and a great-grandson, Jack Patrick Price.

Ellen was preceded in death by her parents; Helen M. Brislane; Ann Brislane; sister Ellen Rose Brislane; and her mother and father-in-law, Rose and Joseph Vincent Dennison.

Family and friends may call Saturday from 1 to 2 p.m. at the church.

Material tributes may take the form of donations to Mill Creek MetroParks / P.O. Box 596 / Canfield, OHIO 44406 or MVI Hospice.

Professional arrangements are being handled by the Higgins-Reardon Funeral Homes

Mahoning County

Re: William Dennison from Canada to Ohio

LornaMilne — 2011-11-25 19:09:40Z

Hello again. I well remember visiting with Myrtle there in her home up on the hill above Lake Dore when I was collecting stories for the Dennison book. She was a lovely lady and a real source of information.

She showed me the Dennison family bible that she had, John Dennison and Rachel Potter's bible, and I believe she intended to pass it on to her son Gordon, who lived at that time up in Petawawa.

I think Ormie Dennison was my Dad's favourite cousin and Dad told me almost as many tales about Ormie as Ormie had himself. I too wish I had written them all down! He led quite a life, partially because he had such an 'itchy foot' and kept on the move all his life long.

We visit the 'valley' every summer and always drop in to visit The Point churchyard, so we drive by Myrtle's old log home, the old Greersford Post Office, each time we are there and I think of her.

Lorna Milne

Re: William Dennison from Canada to Ohio

ElizabethFletcher — 2011-11-24 22:49:25Z

Hello. I am sorry to say that I didn't have any luck. I tried many Ohio sites as well as several neighbouring state sites. Over the years I had tried New York state sites as well without getting any takers. I am fortunate enough to have a signed copy of your book. I received it from my grandmother, Myrtle Smith (nee Leech) of Lake Dore and you were kind enough to sign it for me when you spoke at Renfrew Geneological Society meeting a few years ago. If I recall, I believe that you spoke to the meeting about the importance of preserving and making available our census records. I have enjoyed it very much. It reads very much like the stories that I heard growing up. I can almost hear the valley accent in the prose. I was lucky enough to have been visiting with my grandmother more than once when Ormie Dennison visited and he was quite a storyteller. My regret was that I never wrote them down. At the time I guess I thought I would always remember them! I also enjoyed reading about your father very much. My grandmother was always proud to say that she was a cousin. My sister and I have a small piece of Dennison/Pierce property on Lake Dore that has passed to us through my Grandma.

I have worked off and on for years on my various Ottawa Valley family lines, especially when I was living in Ottawa and had easier access to the National Archives and British War Office Records. My Dad was from Lake Dore and my mom's family first settled on the Opeongo before moving into Eganville. I would consider it akin to finding the Holy Grail if I could learn more about either John Dennison or his wife....especially his wife. I have wondered much about what may have happened to her.

I tried to follow up on a few possibilities in Ireland but was not able to find anything satisfactory. I have often thought about what John Dennison must have witnessed as young boy growing up in and around Wexford and Enniscorthy during his youth as that was such a frightening time in Wexford's history.

Recently another cousin has stimulated me to resume my Dennison search again so perhaps we will exchange emails again.

Re: William Dennison from Canada to Ohio

LornaMilne — 2011-11-24 16:32:57Z

Hi Elizabeth. Any luck? I've been trying to track down this William Dennison for years too. You seem to have at least some of the research that I wrote in 'The Fighting Dennisons of Lake Dore', but I am still searching for the lost brother William. Hon. Lorna Milne, nee Dennison

Re: Dennison - Delarue

Annadel99 — 2011-11-01 22:11:10Z

Absolutely delighted to hear from you. My grandmother was Anna Marie Delarue, aunt to Helen Delarue. Am in Dublin now for a few days break but will mail you with all details when I get home Friday. My email is annemgriff@gmail.com. Send me yours and I'll contact you that way. Looking forward to great exchanges of info. Anne Griffin

Re: Dennison - Delarue

ellenstarmann — 2011-11-01 16:48:53Z

Are you still looking for a connection here? My grandmother was Helen Walker (name from second husband), formerly Helen Dennison (name from 1st husband)and Helen Delarue (maiden name). Jule Newby was my great aunt. Jack Dennison, my uncle (Helen's son from first marriage) is still living. Would love more perspective on the Delarue family as I am heading to Ireland in 2012.

Re: Can you ID this Mout /Dennison Family of Central NY?

CRCampbell63 — 2011-10-24 07:15:11Z

just noticed the email...I'll send one your way...

Can you ID this Mount /Dennison Family of Central NY?

CRCampbell63 — 2011-10-21 22:34:04Z

Might be Covert Township which covered a rather large area at the time, might still, not sure? (1863ish)

Brick wall....I cannot seem to tie these Mounts into any existing family lines despite where they live! Can you help?
Gravesites, marriages, anything will help...Thx

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United States Census, 1850 for William Mount

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About this collectionName: William Mount
Residence: Princeton, Mercer, New Jersey
Age: 33 years
Calculated Birth Year: 1817
Birthplace: New Jersey
Gender: Male
Race (original):
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Death Year:
Film Number: 443653
Digital GS Number: 4201726
Image Number: 00063
Line Number: 39
Dwelling House Number: 367
Family Number: 415
Marital Status:
Free or Slave:
Household Gender Age
William Mount M 33y
Sarah A Mount F 23y
Matilda Mount F 1m
Matilda Mount F 52y
Henry V Hunt M 20y

Note: In the 1860 census Matilda Mount F 52y is named Matilda Hunt. From the 1850 image, the farm at Princeton appear to be hers. In 1860 they reside at Blawenberg P.O, Somerset NJ. There is an oldest child Hezekiah (1846) now listed. I wonder if he is not theirs by birth but rather by adoption. Other children at this time include Georgiana (1852), Amanda Maria(1854), and Mary E.(1856) Also, William H is listed as having an 1827 birth year, the same for 1880 census. These names all seem to have correlates in other Mount families, but I can find no tie-ins.

After relocation to Covert, Seneca, New York (1863ish?);

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United States Census, 1870 for William Mount

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About this collectionName: William Mount
Estimated Birth Year: 1825
Gender: Male
Age in 1870: 45y
Color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, Indian): White
Birthplace: New Jersey
Home in 1870: New York, United States
Household Gender Age
William Mount M 45y
Sarah Mount F 44y
Matilda Mount F 20y
Hattie Mount F 10y
Charley Mount M 8y
Mattie Mount F 6y
Allie Mount F 1y

Hattie (Henrietta) and Mattie (Martha) I have accounted for as marrying Denison (Dennison) brothers Charles and Sylvester of Interlaken, NY.

These Denisons spelled their name as Dennison. For some reason one of the "n"'s was dropped in our family...:/

I cannot locate any gravesites, marriages, etc. for anyone else other than Hezekiah Mount. He married an Addie Cargo b~1859 on Mar 5, 1884 at Perth Amboy.

Any help at all appreciated THX

Re: Can you ID this Mout /Dennison Family of Central NY?

CRCampbell63 — 2011-10-21 22:33:16Z

Strange, I just today was notified about the replies....message board is slow....

Let's see...

I have a George B. Dennison of Interlaken, father of Charles, Sylvester and Alfred. Alfred died at ~ 9yo falling out of a tree. Charles and Sylevester lived in Covert Township. They married the Mount sisters from NJ

George B.'s father we have as Beckwith Dennison of Connecticut who married Desire Wixon of Frederickstown, Dutchess, NY

Beckwith son of John Denison of Saybrook, Middlesex, Conn. married Lydia Pratt of the same...

John son of Christopher Denison of same, married Elizabeth Kelsey of Killingworth, Middlesex Conn.

Christopher son of Samuel Denison of Stonington, Conn. married Mary Lay of same...

Samuel son of George Denison Jr of same, married Mercy Gorham of unknown, dau of Capt. John Gorham born Benefield, Northamptonshire, England who was husband to Desire Howland, descendent of Howland's of Plymouth Colony.

George Jr son of Capt. George Denison Sr of Hartford, Conn. born in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England married 10 Bridgett Thompson of Preston Capes, Northants, England, 2) Ann Borodell of Mystic Conn.

George Sr son of William Denison of Roxbury, Mass. born in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England married widow Margaret Chandler Monck

William son of John Denison of Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England married Agnes unknown

William son of George Denison of Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England

That's as far as I've gotten...and only now in posting that do I realize the switch to one "n"!

Hmmmm.

Away, It would be great to somehow tie the two families together with roots in Ireland and roots in England also...

I also, see now that the people of Stonington, Conn. were some of the founders in that area...IIRC

BIG BIG DENNISON CORRECTION IN MONTANA

TarrahaBranch — 2011-10-19 17:11:28Z

Now that we have done some very deep digging ,we have found info that may be of help to others,
LENA Dennison b abt 1894 Ft Benton Montana m Cecil Rhodes Ada Idaho
Bessie M b 1891 Ft Benton Montana m Tony Schmit,Fred J Marks and Homer Gerard Kane,Homer was divorced by 1930..
parents of these two girls are Joseph Dennison and Mary Johnson
We have Lena's death,but still can not find Bessie's(must have been a very energenic person)
We have had Dennison DNA done results are in and are working on tracing Dennison family of Ireland,New York Montana,and so on back to the yr 1200....as soon as we have most of the info we will post it to our Hugh Dennison Tree on Ancestry....
Thank you all that has answeres our replys in the past and hopfully this new info will help others
Tee/Mom

Re: Can you ID this Mout /Dennison Family of Central NY?

TarrahaBranch — 2011-10-16 12:44:55Z

I just re read what you connected....there is a few things that stuck in my head......like the place they lived!!!!
email me at
irishgirl1@frontiernet.net

Re: Can you ID this Mout /Dennison Family of Central NY?

TarrahaBranch — 2011-10-16 12:16:51Z

ok .....My Sunday is a clear day,I'll see what we can find.....we just had our Dennison DNA done and our Dennison line goes back to Leitrim Ireland...Have a cousin that is a professor in Ireland working the line,so I'm pretty sure we can figure this out...
Tee/Mom

Re: Can you ID this Mout /Dennison Family of Central NY?

CRCampbell63 — 2011-10-16 05:28:02Z

Interesting! George must be a Dennison family name...there's 4 of them up our lines...

Our Interlaken George was George B. married to Susan King

They used the two "n"'s also...for some reason one of the "n"'s got dropped by his grandchildren down our line...his children were buried in Interlaken using the two "n"'s.

If you's like to see if our two branches tie together that would be great...Dennisons have quite the history once we get back across the pond it seems...

These are our lines with George B.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/M4DN-VK5/p_242767783

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/M4YP-YN8/p_283037274

Charley and Sylvester married the Mount sisters whose family I'm trying to tie into exisiting lines in New Jersey...

Perhaps our lines tie in together at some point?

Re: Can you ID this Mout /Dennison Family of Central NY?

TarrahaBranch — 2011-10-14 13:10:35Z

I am a New York Dennison(family always used 2N's)there was an Edward Dennison that lived in Interlaken he was the son of George Dennison and Sarah Pinkerton of Washington Co.NY
This is one of my Dennison's,have been researching the family for many yrs.........if you would like I can check around and see what I can find for you?
Tee/Mom

Re: John Dennison b.1889 Illinois

KaniacTrue — 2011-09-29 07:52:17Z

Did your John by chance have a relative named Paul from around the Peoria area?

William Dennison of Philadelphia

fairyoevil — 2011-08-27 22:05:53Z

I am searching for info on the family of William Dennison of Philadelphia. According to the census William was born about July 1861 in Ireland. He supposedly emigrated to the US either in 1878 or 1875 depending on which census you are looking at. I have found him in the Philadelphia census in 1900, 1920 and 1920. He was married to Leticia Harper about 1882 in PA. I especially need info on where in Ireland he was born and the names of his parents. Any help would be appreciated.

Frederick Dennison - Pontefract West Yorkshire UK

clive1720 — 2011-08-07 20:47:59Z

Seeking information re Frederick Dennison Born Pontefract Area 1755. Married Ann Jackson Hedon East Yorkshire 1786. Children William 1789 Pontefract, Thomas 1791 , Hannah 1793 , John 1795, George 1798, Frederick 1804 , Ann 1806 and George 1811 all born Hedon East Yorkshire

Re: Wm. Callbreath/Culbreth Dennison ran away age 14 from England to New York, USA b 1824

craigclu1 — 2011-07-21 01:53:41Z

Janis, my apologies for being repetitious. I read this reply after the former. Your efforts are much appreciated.
I will file it away as where he was not found. They were protestant - I believe attending the M.E church in Goldsboro, MD. My Ggm his dtr attended the baptist church in Kent Co, MD-now defunct since it burned in 1940s -just found out during teh depression many of these church records were copied and are now in the Archives in De -but do not know if they have been included in transcriptions already done. THis does not relate to Wm but may be helpful to decendants of his.
Again, TY so much for your help. Celi

Re: Wm. Callbreath/Culbreth Dennison ran away age 14 from England to New York, USA b 1824

craigclu1 — 2011-07-21 01:53:40Z

Re: William Culbreth DENNISON born England 1824, ran away to New York, USA

craigclu1 — 2011-07-21 01:39:22Z

I shall take a look as soon as I get a chance.
For the middle name-I have not seen it in print but I believe his gm has the C and census records as I recall also have it. Although he died in early 1900's (Find-a-grave in Greensboro Cemetery in Caroline County, MD) his daughter Fannie lived until 1957; she had Thanksgiving dinner w/her son Wm D and my Dad Wm W. Craig in 1948. My Dad knew her well and her dtr Essyl lived until the late 1900's. I feel quite comfortable w/what his middle name is but have not found anything to verify the spelling of it yet. I hope to visit the courthouse in Caroline county in the next couple months to see if I can find any records which will include it.
Meantime I appreciate the info. I am hoping for the Culbreth/Callbreath name to help give me a lead as there are so many Dennison's and I have no other clue as to the location in England.
TY, Celi

Re: Sylvester Dennison

kirstyshutt — 2011-07-20 23:07:48Z

Hi,
My great grandad was called Sylvester Dennison from Bradford. He had a daughter called Alice, who married a Kenneth Bolton. Alice was born about 1925-1930. Does any of this info sound familiar? Any info you have would be gratefully received.

Re: Patrick Aloysius DENNISON (b. 1815) - Post from 2008

TarrahaBranch — 2011-07-17 14:35:50Z

Julie,
Our Hugh was b 1784,possilble father may have been a Patrick of Tamnabrady,info from a rental in 1777......also
in The book of the reformed church in Brady,My Hugh Dennison/Denniston was mentioned with wife Anne Galbraith of Tamnabrady,also a women Agnes Lewis who we found had married a William Denniston of Cloghor,the Lewis name was spelt LUIS,
This is what I meant in my other message about digging deep.
my name is Lynn
at irishgirl1@frontiernetnet
The info I have is from a distant cousin that researched all available records ...

Re: William Culbreth DENNISON born England 1824, ran away to New York, USA

TarrahaBranch — 2011-07-16 12:34:31Z

I don't know if you would be interested in my info but..my 4th gr grandfather HUGH DENNISON b 1784 married a Ann Galbraithb abt the same yr...came to America abt 1835/1840
(our best guess from 20 yrs of research)ended up living in Washington Co NY,still after all these yrs we Still can not find out who her parents are......we have a tree on Ancestry if you would like an invite let me know,you may be surprised on what you find...........................

Re: Patrick Aloysius DENNISON (b. 1815) - Post from 2008

JulieAnnVincent — 2011-07-16 01:23:07Z

I am always more than willing to share and help in any way I can.

At this juncture, I only go back to Patrick Aloysius DENNISON, Sr. with a birth date ranging from 1794 (based on the age shown on his death certificate) to 1815 (based on the age listed on the 1880 WV Wood County Census). His date of death was December 3, 1894.

Re: Wm. Callbreath/Culbreth Dennison ran away age 14 from England to New York, USA b 1824

JNoonan4646 — 2011-07-15 17:07:51Z

I tried looking for any Calbreath and variations married to a Dennison in my index that covers Northumberland and Co. Durham 1812-1837 but no luck. It was a frequent custom for a child to have his mother's maiden name as a middle name although not always - sometimes it might be a grandparent's last name. I found about 10 people married in that time period with the last name Callbreath or variant. Dennison/Denison/Denniston--you will find everywhere. I have limited Methodist or Baptist records from the area. I can tell you William was NOT baptised in North Shields Baptist Chapel or Middle Street Mission in Tynemouth (Wesleyan Methodist). Most of my records are C of E. But he could be that also. Unfortunately my records are indexed per parish and not the whole county in general and I have quite a stack of them. Sorry I cannot be of more help.

Janis

Re: William Culbreth DENNISON born England 1824, ran away to New York, USA

mi2early — 2011-07-15 13:34:51Z

Family stories are frequently just that: stories. Suggest you try to find ship or immigration records which will, fingers crossed, provide where he lived in England.

Good luck!

Re: William Culbreth DENNISON born England 1824, ran away to New York, USA

BryanHoggarth — 2011-07-15 13:32:27Z

Familysearch shows several possible "William DENNISON" baptised in England around 1824.

Can you get the name of his parents from his death certificate or marriage certificate?

Have you any evidence that he had a middle name?

Bryan

William Culbreth DENNISON born England 1824, ran away to New York, USA

craigclu1 — 2011-07-15 13:32:04Z

I have a William Culbreth Dennison (sp variation?) b 1824, England.
The story of his immigration starts with him "running away" from home and stowed away on a ship. He then spent some years -duration unknown- before leaving the ship. He is in the Cattaraugus County NY census of 1850, the 2nd family (only himself) from the lady he married - Jane Nelson. From NY he went to Caroline County, where he lived the rest of his life.
I am guessing the middle name - Culbreth/Callbreath is a family surname. Is this any help to anyone. I have no idea of which part of England he came from. I do have a pic.

Re: Wm. Callbreath/Culbreth Dennison ran away age 14 from England to New York, USA b 1824

craigclu1 — 2011-07-15 01:57:14Z

A bit of both; I saw Callbreath as being in this area and it seems to be a quite rate name -at least in England. Family history and all his census list confirm him as born in England. My reason for posting Northumberland was seeing the Callbreaths in this location. They attended Methodist Episcopal church in Caroline County, Md, though this could also have been his wife's pref vs limited churches in the location they lived. Their dtr attended Baptist Church in De.
TY for your query - Celi

Re: Wm. Callbreath/Culbreth Dennison ran away age 14 from England to New York, USA b 1824

JNoonan4646 — 2011-07-14 20:56:01Z

Is this a stab in the dark to try the Northumberland board or do you have suspicion that he was born in Northumberland? What religion prevailed in the family?

Janis

Wm. Callbreath/Culbreth Dennison ran away age 14 from England to New York, USA b 1824

craigclu1 — 2011-07-14 18:58:32Z

I have a Wm Culbreth Dennison born 1824, England (no known location), d. Maryland 1908. He is reported (so the story goes) to have run away from home, stowed away on a ship, when he was discovered, became a cabin boy on the ship and finally left the ship in New York showing up on the 1850 US Fed census in Cattaraugus County, NY on the same page as the lady he afterward married.
I am seeking any information which may tie him to Callbreath/Culbreth and Dennison families.
I do have a pic.

Re: Patrick Aloysius DENNISON (b. 1815) - Post from 2008

TarrahaBranch — 2011-07-14 14:55:03Z

Yes...you would think so,but deeper diging was what I was pertaining to....I have been working my Dennison's for over twenty yrs and finding the connection to other Dennisons has been a trifle bit difficult as if you may have noticed it is easier for others to take from other family tree info and except that as theirs and how at the same time it starts adding more questions to others research,reseach can be very expensive and time comsuming enough,correct???,just something to think about.......................

Re: Patrick Aloysius DENNISON (b. 1815) - Post from 2008

Lois_Franceschi — 2011-07-14 14:41:46Z

Hummmm

I'm not sure what you are requesting. I thought working together on the Dennison surname was what the mail list and query board were for...to work together on the Dennison surname.

Re: Patrick Aloysius DENNISON (b. 1815) - Post from 2008

TarrahaBranch — 2011-07-14 12:37:12Z

Iwould love to help open up an investigation with the Dennison's on the list,it seems we are all trying to connect the Dennison lines,I am a Dennison we had a very large family,We recently received information from a distant cousin (avery inteligent person and an avid researcher)that went to Ireland to do his research,and he is believing that there is a strong possibility that the Virginia Dennison/Denniston and so on are all related,.
Instead of pulling in different directions (and here we are Dennison's )lets work together,no matter what goes on ,on the message boards ,let work together so we who are dedicated can set this Dennison Mystery straight,
I am willing to donate my time and information ,I hope there are other true blooded Dennison's that feel the same.
Respectfully,
Lynn

Re: Patrick Aloysius DENNISON (b. 1815) - Post from 2008

JulieAnnVincent — 2011-07-13 05:16:20Z

YES!!!!!!!!! These are all *my* ancestors!!
Patrick DENNISON is my gr. gr. gr. grandfather;
Maria DENNISON is my gr. gr. grandmother;
Bridget DENNISON is Maria's sister;
William MURPHY is my gr. gr. grandfather!!!
Catherine LANGLEY is my gr. gr. gr. grandmother;

Margaret "Maggie" MURPHY I'm gonna presume is a sister to William MURPHY. I don't have any information on his siblings or any other family member of his.

Any information at all you would be willing to share with me on any of these folks, and especially on the LANGLEY side, would be much appreciated.

Please keep in touch! My email address is javincent@suddenlink.net if you would prefer to email directly.

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!! You Have Just Made My Day!!

Julie

Re: Patrick Aloysius DENNISON (b. 1815) - Post from 2008

DeLangley60 — 2011-07-13 01:51:59Z

Could these Dennison's be connected with your line and hopefully help you out?
Maria Dennison was a sponsor at the baptism of Mary Langley on 23 May 1844 (dau. of Thomas Langley). Edward (Edmond) Malley was the other sponsor.

Bridget Dennison was a witness to the marriage of Maria Dennison and William Murphy 2 Oct 1860, along with Patrick Birmingham.

Bridget Dennison and Richard Canavan were witnesses to the marriage of Margaret "Maggie" Murphy in 1864.

All of these are from Balla, County Mayo, Ireland.

My ancestor Catherine Langley, married Patrick Dennison, led me to find these records. I have the specific voulmes and page numbers too.

All the best,

Dennison m Nelson

craigclu1 — 2011-07-04 03:05:28Z

On the 1850 US Fed Census Jane Nelson (dau John and Priscilla Nelson) is listed with her parents in Franklinville, Cattauragus Co, NY. William DENNISON is listed the 2nd family below the NELSON family.
In the 1860 US Fed census they are married with 3 children.
In the 1870 US fed census they are in CAROLINE Co, MD with aadditional children.
I am seeking marriage information for this couple if any one could be of assistance.
Additionally would like to share info with anyone researching this family.