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DENNY Lawrence E - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-20 22:13:07Z

DENNY Lawrence E - 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.

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Re: DENNY, JONASON & Adam Deney

JDeney — 2012-05-20 21:19:31Z

Regarding ADAM DENNY

Dennie, Adam died and buried at Huntington Rural Cementary Oct 19th, 1851 age 65 years (B @ 1786)

2nd Adam Dennie (possible relationship to the above?)
1830 Census of New York Watertown Jefferson Co pg 329 Frame 767/877

Adam Deney 62 m farmer 2500 birth NY I made a note he would of been born in 1768 (definitely not the same man as above) But the "Deney" was spelt as written on film.
Hannah Deney 50 f
Antoinette Deney 9f

Re: Native American Dennys

JDeney — 2012-05-15 19:31:33Z

I just posted to Jonson Denny posting. I've been searching this dang Deney family of mine and have recollected a photo that my grandfather had of Hugh Deney...He was either my John Deney's brother or Uncle. I can still see his face in my mind., and I'm constantly on the lookout for him. But Grandpa Lee said they were in merchandising & Lumber (he had a photo of the Lumber building with Scholarie/Scoharie NY written on the back in pencil - with the name DENEY printed either on the side or rooftop - you could see tree trunks & dirt roads spidering out in all directions from the building looking down from a hill)and he said the Deneys were of Dutch/French ancestry - females lines were Scot'(Lindsey & McNitt).

Re: DENNY, JONASON

JDeney — 2012-05-15 19:20:54Z

This is really late, but when I did some film research for Jefferson County NY around the Ellisburg area, There is a Adam Denny (burial) mentioned with wife and child if my memory serves me right. I'm at work, but I could double check my hard copys later(hand written from original film source) and could post info on Adam Denny. I've been speculating on him off and on as the grandfather or grt grandfather of my John Deney/Deny/Dana born either 1815/1816 there in Ellisburg area.

Re: Native American Dennys

dterrell1964 — 2012-05-15 00:53:41Z

This may be of assistance in researching/locating the Denny family of Schoharie County, NY. Sources not written down but I think a google search could identify them again. Not familiar with Cree Indian ancestry or location so no idea if this helps prove the case, or hurts is.

What I have:
Darius Denny, son of Richard Denny & Mary (Roe?), b. 1800 Albany Co, NY. Appears to have brothers Richard and Ambrose (1795) who also end up in Schoharie Co, NY.

My line run from an Aurilla Denny, b. 1817 in Schoharie Co, but have not been able to identify which of the Denny brothers she belongs to.

Census shows Richard in Dutchess Co in 1790, Albany Co in 1800, Delaware Co in 1810 and Schoharie Co in 1820.

Darius married Elizabeth (1801), b. Rensselaer Co.
Relocated to Jefferson, Schoharie, NY
Children:
Ambrose - b 1820 (Married Jane, lived in Schoharie Co)
Buried in Dugway Cemetery, Summit, NY.
Ann - b 1821-1825 - no other data
Horace - b. 1826 (lived in Schoharie Co)
Chester - b. 1828 (lived in Schoharie Co)
Joseph - b. 1831 - no other data
Alonzo - b. 1837 (lived in Schoharie, NY)
Buried in Worcester, NY
Alvin - b. 1839 (lived in Brandt, PA)
Darius - b. 1843 (killed in railroad accident)

Hope this helps.

Rev. Ernest DeWitt Denny

Lace_Lynch — 2012-05-11 23:22:31Z

The Rev. Ernest DeWitt Denny, 59, former Oberlin, Ohio resident, died Dec. 1, 1991 at St. Vincent Health Center, Erie, Pa., after a brief illness.
Born in Jessamine County, Kentucky, he lived many years in Oberlin, Ohio and graduated from Oberlin High School [in 1952].
He served with the Army during the Korean War and was awarded the Purple Heart.
A graduate of Virginia Union University, Richmond, Va., and Colgate Rochester Divinity School, Rochester, N.Y.; he did postgraduate work at Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, California.
He was executive Director of the Booker T. Washington Center, Erie, for 21 years. He also founded Primary Health Care Services for Northwestern Pennsylvania and was an associate minister at Shiloh Baptist Church, Erie.

Survivors include his wife, Ann; a son, Todd Anthony of Houston; a daughter, Tanya Ann of Kent; and sisters, Henri M. Ogle of Elyria, Ohio and Ruth Young, Geneva “GiGi” Jones and Kitty Denny-Smith, all of Oberlin.
Services were Saturday afternoon at Mount Zion Baptist Church with the Rev. Fred L. Steen officiating.
Final disposition will be handled in Erie.
Memorial gifts may be made to the Booker T. Washington Center, Box 3037, Erie, Pa. 16512.
Oberlin News-Tribune, Oberlin, Ohio, Tuesday, December 10, 1991, p. 2.

Re: Denny

carolynwinterburn — 2012-05-04 18:59:44Z

I'm also looking for this Denny family. Think his sister was Mary Ann. Jeremiah and Catherine were witnesses at her marriage.
Carolyn

Re: Frederick Denny

KyleDane — 2012-04-29 20:48:28Z

Jim, I know the chances of this finding you are slim after so many years have passed, but I'm taking a shot. I also have the Frederick Denny connection on my family tree. I can't be of any additional help because I have exactly the same information you listed. I seem to be descended from Walter and Margery through their daughter Sarah who married John Evans. I'd love to know if you made any progress over the last twelve years.

Kyle Dane

charles nettie denny family

lorettajames23 — 2012-04-28 23:48:20Z

hi i am doing a family tree on nettie etta kirkpatrick denny she married chales denny they had these kids dorothy helen darlene frances elma charles denny i know the kids got married i wolund like rto hear from you plesae write to me at po box 373 grand island ne 68802 or email me at lorettajames23@yahoo.com please get in touch thank you loretta james

DENNY Ernest Ronald 1941 2009 praying hands

t42Restland — 2012-04-18 12:05:57Z

DENNY Ernest Ronald 1941 2009 praying hands

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,994 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
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DENNY Geraldine praying hands

t42Restland — 2012-04-18 12:05:41Z

DENNY Geraldine praying hands

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,994 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
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Re: ARCHIE DENNY FROM COOKVILLE TN

jangelo36 — 2012-04-16 23:20:11Z

Hi, My name is Donna Denny Angelo and you have referenced my grandparents Archie and Hallie. Most of your information is correct, but Archie and Hallie had three children and my dad was one of them. I know all of my cousins and cannot remember anyone of them with the name of Barb. I have almost no information on Papa Jack and Mariah, which is the only wife I know of. He did have a sister Saddie and several other siblings. We would visit them in Cookville when I was a kid. Would love to hear from you.

Re: Denny

1_cathyquilt — 2012-04-12 20:42:38Z

Hi, Please try again to contact me at cathyquilt@earthlink.net. I have tried to email you too.

Re: Denny

babe88_md — 2012-04-04 01:37:22Z

Hi i have tried to email you on my phone. However i dont think i had any luck. I am interested into knowing more about my families history so if you would like to email me at babe88.md@gmail.com id be glad to share as much information as i can.

Re: James Earl Denny and Susan Botfield

hofmannbj — 2012-03-05 23:15:46Z

James E. Denny married Susannah Botfield and they had James E. Denny, Jr who married his cousin, Frances Botfield in 1835 in Baltimore. You've missed a generation. NO way did they have Edith Susannah Denny in 1851!!!!

Re: Bart's parents

ropheim1 — 2012-03-02 21:38:38Z

My e-mail has changed it is now ropheim1@comcast.net

Re: Robert DENNY of Sumner Co., TN

Genealogy_Kopp — 2012-02-18 05:32:52Z

I believe you are on the right track. I can't believe that there would be that many Robert Dennys married to that many Elizabeth Davis' at that same time period.

Basically what I have is Robert and Elizabeth Denny (m. 16Sep1816) were most likely living in Posey Co. IN in 1826. They had a son named Davis (this adds to my belief that they are the ones you are researching). If you agree, I have more information on them, but very little on the Davis side of the family. I'm willing to share if you are interested.

Re: Denny

1_cathyquilt — 2012-02-13 01:17:08Z

Hi and thank you for your reply to that old posting. I am Bill Pickett at cathyquilt@earthlink.net (my wife and I use the same email addrerss). If your grandfather Leland Denny, Jr. was born in 1935 in Scotia, N.Y. (and died in 2008 in Frederick, MD), he would be my cousin. Based on your email name (babe88_md) that seems likely. His parents would then be Leland Sr. and Mildred Evelyn Pickett (b. 18 Dec. 1912; d. 1948). Mildred Pickett was my father’s sister. The parents of my father (William Sr.; b. 1910; d. 1966) and Mildred Pickett were John Patrick Pickett and Pauline Pankanie. John Patrick Pickett was b. in the US in 1870 and his parents were John and Eliza who came to the US from Ireland about 1862. I have some information on Pauline (b. 1882, Germany[?]; d. 1943) and a little more John Patrick (d. 1934).

If we are cousins and you would like, I would enjoy exchanging information. A great hope of mine is to find copies of any picture(s) of these ancestors. Again, if you or anyone in the Denny family who has taken up an interest in geneaology would like to extend this dialog, please contact me. Sincerely, Bill Pickett (Jr.).

Re: Denny

babe88_md — 2012-02-12 04:50:03Z

Well you posted this ten years ago it looks like but leland jr was my grandfather, i dont know if you ever found anyone that you were looking for.

William Denny Indiana Civil War

TRACYRICKETTS — 2012-01-22 17:35:54Z

Came across a listing on ebay for old Bible with geneology on this person. FYI

Re: Chiney Denney

wanttopreach — 2012-01-19 18:14:39Z

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=78...

Re: John William Denny (NY/SC/NJ) born 1840 in NY & family

snbbirky — 2012-01-14 02:35:19Z

Janet

Thanks for the information about the book, I'm sure it will be useful. I have Rebecca Bell's and William Henry Denny's original Marriage Certificate from 1839, it is in very good condition, I would love for you to see it. Susan

Re: John William Denny (NY/SC/NJ) born 1840 in NY & family

janetb — 2012-01-13 22:12:58Z

I do have information on your John William Denny.

He was the son of William Henry Denny and Rebecca Bell. William was the son of my ancestors, William Denny and Sarah Bailey. William was the son of Henry Denny, about whom another descendant wrote a book (including pondering his origins). _Descendants of Henry Denny, Sergeant Bergen County Militia, New Jersey State Troops (1758-1839_) by Helen Woodman. The 2007 edition is much better sourced than the earlier one.

I'm happy to check my records if you have questions; I have much of the info in my database. My best email is on gmail username jannetjeb.

Janet

Re: John William Denny (NY/SC/NJ) born 1840 in NY & family

snbbirky — 2012-01-13 01:17:14Z

No, I do not think so. My great-grandfather, John W. Denny, was born in New York or Brooklyn, NY, in 1840, and after the Civil War lived a short time in South Carolina before relocating to Newark, NJ where he lived the rest of his life, he died in 1930. His wife, Mary Baxter MIlne Denny, 1839-1936, was born in Boston, lived in Brooklyn, NY where she met and married John W. Denny.

Re: John William Denny (NY/SC/NJ) born 1840 in NY & family

JDeney — 2012-01-12 20:13:22Z

Is your John Denny related / to a John Deney/Dany of Ellisburgh Jefferson Co NY. My John was born in 1815/16 NY - parents unknown, siblings unknown. John was married to Luzetta McNitt (father McNitt mother Lindsey). Just curious

Re: John William Denny (NY/SC/NJ) born 1840 in NY & family

snbbirky — 2012-01-11 01:32:54Z

I forgot to mention in my previous post that I found John W. Denny's Civil War Diary this year, along with other Denny and Milne historical documents, handed down to me from my Uncle Milne Denny and my brother Bruce. I have transcribed the diary and would like to share it with other relatives of John and Mary Denny.

Re: John William Denny (NY/SC/NJ) born 1840 in NY & family

snbbirky — 2012-01-11 01:24:43Z

Yes, I am a great granddaughter of John and Mary Denny and have just information on my grandfather William J. Denny.

Martha Ann Denny

joannehesser — 2011-11-23 15:35:46Z

I have an Ancestor, Martha Ann Denny who married a Hastings (he left her and took 2 children to California and married his first cousin) Matha Ann was left either pregnant or with infant, Minerva Hastings, and then Martha married my gg grandfather, Aaron Davis of Carroll County Arkansas (Aaron had lost his wife, Nancy).
I cannot find Martha Ann's parents (Denny lineage).
Martha Ann was born in 1830, TN and died in 1893 Carroll County, Ark. I have searched all the Denny/Denney lines and no matches. I have searched the Dawes and Guion rolls.
There may be a complication to this and that is: She very well could be an ancestor that "hid out" from the Trail of tears, changing her native name to a white name. I have not been able to find that female relative that is touted to be part Cherokee and part Scottish decent.
Would appreciate any help with this.
Martha Ann and Aaron Davis had the following children:
Iredell born 1853 ARK
Aaron (unknown BD)
Arena Ann born 1867 ARK
Jefferson (unknown BD)
Louisa E. born 1860 Ark
thanks so much for any information you may have.
JOanne

Margaret Lenora Denny killed in auto wreck 1915

Not_A_Relative — 2011-11-13 08:30:57Z

http://www3.gendisasters.com/washington/19354/duwamish-river...

Re: John D. Denny (1844-1916) of Indianapolis

awasan — 2011-11-08 15:53:51Z

I would LOVE to see this info.!!!!

Re: John D. Denny (1844-1916) of Indianapolis

awasan — 2011-11-08 15:53:07Z

John D. Denny is my gg grandfather too. My ggrandpa was William Denny (1893-1933) He died when my grandma Helen (later Farlow) was just 10 years old, which left his wife Marie with 4 young children during the Great Depression. I was curious to research the Dennys since my Grandma didn't really have much info. on them since her dad died so young. I know John D. Denny's Dad was Ambrose Denny and his mom was Lucinda Carter - both from Kentucky. I'm having trouble finding who Ambrose's dad is. If anyone has information to trace the line back farther, I would really appreciate it! I'm very interested in the Denny bible records that the person who replied to this post has! That may answer lots of my questions! Thanks!

Ana Farlow Wasan

denny family

ericbland94 — 2011-11-08 14:12:15Z

Does anyone have facebook on here so we can possibly share information that will help out. I uploaded my tree on my account there to share with other people.

Re: HARRY DENNY OF PHILADELPHIA

rwidger75 — 2011-10-20 20:18:34Z

Hi,
I just returned to this site after awhile, I am interested in Emily Scull Denny daughter of John B. scull and sarah Ann
Scull, they lived in Gladwyne, Montgomery County, Pa. and
both are buried in Fernwood Cem.. I also believe that
Harry and emily are both in Fernwood also.
my email is topohillhr@netzero.net
any info you have would be helpful. I will contact you
direct and let you know what I was told about the family by
my mother.

Re: Henry Ernest Albert Denny

rhenderson128 — 2011-09-21 18:47:10Z

I have a little information on Henry, Mother Rebecca Nash if you are still looking and would be interested to see if our trees connect.

Re: Looking for info on Rosie Denny

ChanEdmondson — 2011-09-04 21:17:10Z

Hello,
Can't help to my knowledge. Colonial immigrant Xr Denny/Denn to VA/Eastern Shore of MD and mid 1840s to Macoupin Co. IL. To Comanche Co. Texas 1872. Some back to Eastern Shore after WW II.
Chan Edmondson chanedmondson@yahoo.com

Re: slayton family

caroljsc — 2011-08-20 17:45:03Z

Who are you? I am one of Edward Calvin Slayton's daughters, Carol. All you have listed are my close relatives, Aunts and Uncle.. and there are more siblings of Edward. Aunt Stella just passed this year on Mothers Day, almost 101 years old. If you are still around, or any one that is interested, please respond. I can give you more Slayton family information if you like. I am 3rd from the youngest of Ed and Susan (Spires) Slayton's 8 children. Six of us are still living.

Martin/Martinus Denny Schoharie NY - Birth of son in 1816

JDeney — 2011-08-19 20:35:13Z

While going through all my hard copies of paperwork I found all by itself this information; I made the notation that "DENEY" was the way it was listed and not "Denny". My first thought was the NA Oneida lineage that Caroline Andler has. So PLEASE anyone who has info on this particular family of Martin & Annatje I would appreciate so much. Thanks

Children of LEWIS DENNY and MARIA are:

iv. MARTHYNES DENNY, b. October 28, 1769, Schoharie, Montgomery Co., New York.

ix. MARTINUS DENNY, b. September 12, 1777, Schoharie, Montgomery Co., New York; m. HANNAH; d. March 29, 1837, Oneida Castle, Oneida Co., NY.

I found through one of the NY Dutch Church records this

Martin/Martinus Deney (m) Annjte (Anna?) Birth of son ----Deney b Aug/Sep 1816 Baptised age 14 mos

This particular date is the Month and year my John Deney was born. Is this my John Deney's parents ?? Is this my proof ??

This would maybe tie me into the Oneida Native American lines if this is one of the Martin Dennys' that have been researched & online at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/a/n/d/Caroline-K-...

Is Caroline Andler still around ??

Amos Denny

mypinkkitty115 — 2011-08-09 05:12:07Z

I am looking to connect Amos Denny (born-1814, died-1845) to his parents Abraham Denny and Catherine Aurilla Nellis. Both generations were born in New York, Amos died in Wisconsin while Abraham died, from what I understand, during the Indian Relocation to WI, dieing in Little Osage, Missouri.

Any info on either Amos or Abraham would be greatly appreciated! Many Thanks!

Frank J. Denny of Detroit, MI 1945

drbrownlee — 2011-07-31 03:57:56Z

Frank is pictured in the graduation yearbook of the 45-B class at Marfa (TX) Army Advanced Flying School. I'm not kin but thought it might help someone researching the family.

Margaret Denny, New Castle Pennsylvania, married, Joseph Mullen

shareeeverich74 — 2011-07-21 22:18:51Z

I AM LOOKING FOR FAMILY MEMBERS RESEARCHING THE DENNY FAMILY OF NEW CASTLE PENNSYLVANIA. MARGARENT DENNY DAUGHTER OF MICHAEL DENNY AND ELIZABETH ? . SIBLINGS,
William Denny
Jane Denny
Catharine Denny
Nancy Denny
Margaret Denny
John Denny
Michel Denny
ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED.

Lt Mortimer Denny

barkatden — 2011-06-22 22:51:54Z

killed June 1864 near Kennesaw Mountain, GA; looking for info on parents, siblings, etc

DENNY Jackie L - Vietnam Wall section 5W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-30 15:33:46Z

DENNY Jackie L - Vietnam Wall section 5W

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 221,609 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: Joseph Denny Duck Creek Hundred DE circa 1799

robertstevens1905 — 2011-05-27 21:00:38Z

Greetings:
I had received some material from the Delaware State Archives but it was not related to my line. I have been unable to find any citations for this line, so I am interested in any info you are willing to share. If you prefer you can contact me directly at MiamiRob@AOL.com and we can compare notes. I have good info about the descendent lines of the two sons of Joseph Denny who died in 1799, down to the present day.

Robert Stevens
Miami, FL

Re: Joseph Denny Duck Creek Hundred DE circa 1799

pd5419 — 2011-05-27 20:13:38Z

I found it at the Delaware State Archives. Unfortunately, a great amount of their holdings are not on the web. A large amount of my info was found by physically going to DE, MD, and VA.

Re: Joseph Denny Duck Creek Hundred DE circa 1799

robertstevens1905 — 2011-05-27 14:49:16Z

Hello PD5419:

Thanks for the information. I am not familiar with "First Families of the First State". Is this a published work? I googled it but cannot find this. I will appreciate the info on this line or where to find it myself.

Robert Stevens

Re: Denny relations in Guyana

yuridenny — 2011-05-27 03:24:45Z

Great :-) I'll be out of school for the summer, which will give me loads of time to catch up. Mom and Orissa are doing good. Orissa has a few more months to finish up at Penn State; she should be graduating around September. Looking forward to seeing you. Btw, are you still married to Aunt Ruth ? If so tell her hi for me :-)

Re: Joseph Denny Duck Creek Hundred DE circa 1799

pd5419 — 2011-05-27 02:38:25Z

From "First Families of thefirst state, Proof of Residency, 1787-1800". Joseph Denny was born abt 1745 in Duck Creek, Kent Co, DE and died 1799 in Duck Creek, Kent Co., DE. He and his wife Mary had seven children< Philip, Evan, Mary, Margaret, Joseph, Rebecca, and John.
Joseph's parents were Evan and Isabella.
I can give you the Denny family all the way back to 1637 in my book.
I hope this helps you out.

Re: Denny from Norfolk/Suffolk/London in 1800s

blakeeggerling — 2011-05-17 17:16:28Z

Richard William Fry is my Great Grandfater...I was given a letter just the other day of the carvings he did...restoration in the Westminster Abbey, London.
My name is Joanne Eggerling...my maiden name is Blake...Richard and Mary Ann's daugther Elizabeth married a John Walter Blake...
I live in Central Queensland Australia.
It would be great to hear from you.
Thanks Joanne Eggerling
Richard William Fry born 22-03-1849 Pimlico, Middlesex, England – married to Mary Ann Beer on the 29-01-1871, Saint Margaret Westminster Abbey London– Died 19-03-1935/38 and burial Lambeth Cemetery ..Grave 146 M.2.CON.COE

This is a retype of what Richard William Fry typed ...some of the spelling may be wrong but this is what he typed...

51 Lower Kennington Lane,
Lambeth. S E 11

I am asked to write a few lines about some of the places I have worked in while I have worked as a mason, commencing with my apprentice at Messrs. Cubil. Grays Inn Road. worked for 1 penny per hour and slowly till I got full wages in seven years. I stayed in that firm 3 years longer, then I thought I would have a change so got a job at Thomas’s Clipstone Street Fitzroy Square . stayed there for 7 years his father was clerk of works at Royal Mausoleum Frogmore Windsor where I worked on the beautiful work for some months. I was often lent out from there to sculptors, notably Mr Brook who built the monument in front of Buckingham Palace. Also to Mil_ Griffiths and Buckinton metal workers in Regent Street and several sculptors.
Thinking I wanted a change I left him and got a job at Messrs Poole of Westminster where I worked for 16 years who did the work of restoration of Westminster Abbey, here I fixed Lord John Thynn’s Tomb under the organ, also Archbishop Tait’s bust, Robby Burns tablet in Poets Corner over Shakespears Monument, also Arnold’s bust in the Baptistery, also Perbeck Monument to Lord Lesel Daubeny governor of Calis this old Perbeck Monument was very much decayed it had been made in the time of Queen Elizabeth. Messrs. Poole made the new one and I ______ it in one of the side chapel of the Royal tombs of the Abbey, also fixed Archbishop French in the nave, also cut the Inscription and coat’s of Arms on the white marble ledger (called newspaper) of the founder of the Chilian and Peruvian Navy and very many repairs to monuments too neumerious to mention in the 16 years I was in and out of the old Abbey. Now my old firm retiring I got another job it was Messrs. Farmer and Brundley Westminster Bridge road I worked here 32 years till the firm closed down I was now 80 years of age and took my last wages on the 22nd March 1929, during my stay here I have worked in most of the Principal rooms in Buckingham Palace also in the principal rooms all over Windsor Castle and Royal Mausoleum Frogmore Windsor, Rochester Cathedral, Winchester Cathedral, Landoff Cathedral, Canterbury cathedral, Peterborough, St. Paul’s Westminister Abbey, Westminster Cathedral (RC) cutting Inscriptions and fixing monuments and many churches in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Carnarvon Castle cutting Inscriptions and fixing Tablets for the names of all the Princes of Wales from Edward the Black Prince, from the ramparts he held his baby and told the Welsh people now here is a Prince that cannot speak English the first one in Wales.
Now Noblemens, Castles and homes first Duke of Portland Welbeck Abbey, with its principal rooms underground, miles of passages. With Its large stables of horses and workshops they are wonderful. I have been in them some 1 ¼ miles long and under the lake.
Castle Ashby Marques of Northampton I filled the inside chapel with alabaster marble cutting Inscriptions in phorpery at the back of the empty chair, a large circular monument with the chair in the centre. I had also to cut Inscriptions on one of the panels, fixed marble pictures on the walls of the church of Marques of Stigo Mayo Ireland_ Street. Belfast Town Hall, Gatton Hall the finest hall I had ever seen with its most beautiful rare marble and inlays table, worked in this hall for 9 months, belonging to Mr. Jermirah Coleman. (mustard people)

Worked at many colleges in Oxford and Cambridge repaired the masaac floor of Examination School. Earl Creer, Creer Hall Chester. Royal Military College Sandhurst fixing tablets and cutting Inscriptions all round the church to fallen Officers worked there for many years both for Messrs. Farmer and Mr. Poole.

Fixed monuments in Stoke Pog’es churchyard the burying place, Grey Slegy of country church yard fixed monument to Lord Arlie at Kerrumuir Scotland saw the little window in the thumns where Barry wrote his successful play (the little minster) also to fix large monuments in Mullwick Church to Admiral Tyron that went down in his ship Victoria when she was ramed by the ship Camperdown. Made and fixed tablets to Archbishop Benson just outside Birmingham in ALL Saints Church unvailed by Bishop of Coventry.

Also fixed tablet to Queen Mary of Scots, also at Queen Catherine of Aragon 1st wife of Henry 8th.

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Re: Denny relations in Guyana

neiladenny — 2011-05-17 01:55:41Z

I am on skype. But what is better I will be in NY early June. We must link up and start that research. It would be nice to see u. How are Orissa and ur MOM? I am in touch with ur DAD. I will send you a contact no and dates of my arrival
Neil

Re: Denny relations in Guyana

yadenny — 2011-05-14 23:38:37Z

Btw, since you have a computer, you should use Skype. It has free calls from computer to computer.