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Re: dinsdale decendents(eng)

steverandall110 — 2012-05-22 20:17:37Z

Hi Mike, if you have info on Francis spence Dinsdale Then we have something in common Francis's wife rose Mary is my wife's great aunt. I have a photo of the family at Tunstead farm. Get in touch if you want to swap info

Re: dinsdale

lotty2011 — 2012-04-08 14:19:43Z

Hi

Thank you for confirming Dinsley. There was confusion about the sunrame but it Probably had something to do with accents and illiterate people back then. Thank you very much. I can now start going back over.

Many thanks
Lorraine

Re: dinsdale

1_sandrahodges — 2012-04-07 22:12:08Z

Hi
I found your post after doing a bit of surfing & I can confirm the name Dinsley is the correct name for this tree. My family goes all the way to Miles 1697 with his father named Militis about 1670s I would imagine. Geniuk Baines Directory for the area will also confirm that for you. Ref to Dinsdale that surname is taken from the Dale of the same name. Dinsley is a variation of the dale too I would imagine. Parish records for Ingleby Greenhow show a large family of Dinsleys because Miles 1697 had many children.
Good luck!

Re: Elizabeth Dinsdale. B 1806-

RuthHughes61 — 2012-02-11 13:52:16Z

I have the marriage of Dorothy Eliza Dinsdale and Alexander McNight at Bradford on Oct 17th 1853:

Alexander McNight aged 25 bat. mason of Bradford son of James McNight delver

Dorothy Eliza Dinsdale aged 23 spinster weaver Bradford.
No parents given.

Re: Elizabeth Dinsdale. B 1806-

barbaramcknight_1 — 2012-02-10 19:21:36Z

Hi, Very interested to read the Information regarding Elizabeth Dinsdale and her Daughter Dorothy Eliza. Dorothy Eliza did marry in 1852 to Alexander McKnight and my Husband Ian is her Great Grandson.

DINSDALE, Hannah 1841 - 2 Dec 1888 and Dorothy Jane (Dinsdale) RILEY 1867-1890 Durham, England

rmhufftx — 2012-01-30 21:44:16Z

Hello all -
Trying to reach back across the pond to test my grandmother's long held claim that we had royalty somewhere in the line. Might be a stretch, seeing as how the name Keers is supposed to come from the locksmith trade...

Anyway, the good stuff:

In my family history collection I have a death notices the following individuals:
Hannah DINSDALE, 1841-1888.

Dorothy Jane (Dinsdale) RILEY abt Apr 1867 - 11 Feb 1890.
She appears to be a daughter of Hannah and Thomas.
Aged 22 yrs 10 months
Spouse of Thomas Riley is listed on the death notice as well.

Elizabeth Ann DINSDALE (1870-1950) was my paternal gt-grandmother, Married Edward KEERS and immigrated to the US (Indiana) in 1900.

Hoping to get these documents scanned to share along with photos eventually.

Re: Elizabeth Dinsdale. B 1806-

RuthHughes61 — 2011-12-15 19:01:46Z

Firstly, these Dinsdales are not my direct line but I do have some of them on file.

I show Elizabeth Dinsdale bap 5th June 1806 at Askrigg as having had 2 other children before she left for USA in 1852:

Matthew born c 1823 at Gayle and died Sept qtr 1863 at Bradford. He was a milk dealer at Bradford.
I don't think that he married.

Dorothy Elizabeth Dinsdale born c 1831 at Hawes.
She also moved to Bradford but I do not have a record of her death.I don't think that she married .

She had a son Alfred Dinsdale born at Bradford Dec 22nd 1848.

He married Mary Ann Reynard at Bradford Dec qtr 1870.
I show them with 10 children.
He died March qtr 1900 at Bradford.

The half brother of Elizabeth you quote I have as James Dinsdale bap May 3rd 1787 at Askrigg.
He married Elizabeth Thompson at Askrigg Oct 8th 1814.
I show them with 9 children.

James died at Askrigg March 19th 1843 aged 55.

His wife Elizabeth died April 21st 1856 and was buried at Ebenezer Church Wingville Wisconsin.

This line of Dinsdales goes back to the James Dinsdale who married Margaret Berry April 22h 1676 at Askrigg.

I do not have details of Elizabeth Dinsdale 1806 death or burial.
Can you give them ?

Does this tie in with what you have ?

Re: Elizabeth Dinsdale. B 1806-

kevinbarron150 — 2011-12-03 16:46:07Z

Hello, My name is Kevin Barron and I live in the North West of England. Elizabeth had another two children; Mathew and Dorothy Eliza. They stayed in England. Dorothy Eliza and Mathew moved from the Dales to the city of Bradford which is my home town. Dorothy Eliza then had a son, Alfred. Alfred went on to have a son, John Alfred. John Alfred was the father of my late mother. I have been trying to pin Elizabeth down for a few weeks now and only recently discovered that she had followed the rest of the Dinsdale clan to America. I would be happy to exchange information with you.

Kind regards,

Kevin M Barrons

Re: Dinsdales, Fighting Cocks Pub near Middleton St. George, Darlington, UK

pdinsdale_1 — 2011-07-21 18:10:26Z

Hi there

I'm just researching my family tree and saw your post on the website. I'm from that area (near Middleton St George) and although I don't have any information on those people, you may like to know that there is a railway station at Middleton St George called "Dinsdale". I'm still trying to find out why!

Paul Dinsdale
London England

Thomas Archer Dinsdale

bobfahey_1 — 2011-01-22 08:57:50Z

Anyone with connections with a Thomas Archer Dinsdale? b. Gateshead Durham 1891. son of John Dinsdale & Jane Thompson Archer. He was a clerk at the Ministry of Works and married Agnes Combe Loch at Edinburgh on 26 Dec 1922. I believe the family then lived in England.

Bob Fahey-Perth WA

Re: William dinsdale

lotty2011 — 2010-08-23 17:57:35Z

Hello

I have an Elizabeth Dinsdale in my family tree she is a direct ancestor down the line as in grandmother. She married a William Grieves in Darlington. Her father was Miles Dinsdale a farmer in Ingleby Greenhow, Yorkshire, England. Her mother was Elizabeth Cook. I have hit a brick wall with the family and wondered whether we could be possibly connected.

Kind regards

Lorraine

dinsdale

lotty2011 — 2010-07-26 15:25:08Z

My grandmother down the tree was Elizabeth Dinsdale birth 1817 Ingleby Greenhow Yorkshire England she died about 1855. Elizabeth married William Grieves 1838 Darlington Yorkshire.

I have searched records for all of Yorkshire and can only find Dinsleys. I found an Elizabeth Dinsley whos parents were Miles Dinsley birth 1770 Ingleby Greenhow and Elizabeth Cook birth 1792 Hutton Rudby. They were married 1809.

If anyone has this family on their tree I would love to hear from them to confirm the surname please.

Re: Dinsdale

Goldenpheasant — 2010-04-12 10:04:40Z

Hi, I noted somewhere that someone had found the Disdales in WGC I am one of those. Please note its DISDALE, although some of the information regarding my family tree is registered as DINSDALE

Ann Disdale

Dinsdales, Fighting Cocks Pub near Middleton St. George, Darlington, UK

marshalllouise1 — 2010-04-05 17:54:34Z

Does anyone have any information about the Dinsdales that ran, (owned?) and lived in the Fighting Cocks Inn/Pub near to Middleton St. George, Darlington around 1861-1891?

Regards,
Louise
marshall.louise@gmail.com

Re: Dinsdale family Members (Sunderland)

marshalllouise1 — 2010-04-05 17:44:52Z

My mother's maiden name was Dinsdale before she was married and became Marjorie Plunkett. All her side of the family were from around the Sunderland area.

Marjorie Dinsdale (1925-, my mother).
John William Dinsdale (1921-1978), married had no children.
Margaret Dinsdale (1930-), married Stockill, 2 children.

Their parents were: John Dinsdale (1893-?, he owned a family butchers in Sunderland. Believe his dad John was also butcher) and Emily Augusta Westberg (1881-1979).

My mothers dad's other children include: Thomas, Frederick G (I think he may have took over the butchers), may be others.

Please get in touch if you think you might be related! marshall.louise@gmail.com

Re: Dinsdale Descendants (England)

LP1603 — 2010-02-18 05:49:07Z

Hi Christine
I have a Joseph Dinsdale b1730 who m1762 Leeds Sarah Bucktrought.
Can you give me any info on Sarah as she may be a relative but there is no info on her.
Hoping it is the right Sarah and if it is I can give plenty of info on that line to the present day.
Thanks in advance
Lyn

Re: Where in Yorkshire?

carol2lee2 — 2009-10-31 18:46:59Z

You are correct about L. P. Dinsdale and Martha Birch marrying in Burnsall Chapelry in Conistone in Yorkshire, Eng.
And yes, the descendants you also have correct. I don't know any more about Martha (also Mary) Birch. I have her birthdate as 1816 in Yorkshire. L. P. was born in Hubberholm, Yorkshire. They had a total of 7 children: Jane, Elizabeth, James, Mary, John, Ellen and Alice. James is the father of George James Dinsdale.

Re: Where in Yorkshire?

robertwilliam12 — 2009-10-30 21:05:55Z

l p dinsdale baptised at hubberholme langstrothdale yorkshire he married martha birch at conistone church further down the valley from hubberholme date 2 7 1836 martha was dtr of thomas of burnsall she was born burnsall 26 8 1810 i thin thomas father was john there were alot of birchs at burnsall i beleive one of l p dinsdales grandsons george james dinsdale married elizabeth ann mason dtr of thomas waddington mason my grt grt grnd fathers brother they both died in iowa i beleive george and l p may have gone down to iowa from ontario canada

Re: Eleanor Dinsdale m. Thomas Iveson Hawes,Yorkshire

andrewhall157 — 2009-08-31 20:59:03Z

Hi

Just seen this thread.

I have a John Iveson born 1791 in Hawes, Yorkshire whose son Henry Iveson born Pocklington 1845 who emigrated to Canada. He was living in Cornwall, Cornwall & Stormont, Ontario, Canada in 1801. He had a son called Thomas Henry Hagyard Iveson born 1876.

Of any interest?

Re: Eleanor Dinsdale m. Thomas Iveson Hawes,Yorkshire

DannyHughes51 — 2009-04-28 15:57:55Z

Eleanor (Nelly) Dinsdale and Thomas Iveson who married at Hawes Dec 30th 1787 had 9 children and named 2 of them John Iveson.
However, both these Johns died before the age of 2 years old.

John Iveson bap Non 8th 1799 at Gayle was buried at Hawes Nov 15th 1799

John Iveson bap at Gayle April 28th 1804 was buried at Hawes Jan 5th 1805.

Eleanor (Nelly) Dinsdale was born c 1765 at Gayle and was buried at Hawes July 12th 1839 aged 74
She had a son James Dinsdale bap Dec 6th 1785 at Gayle before her marriage to Thomas Iveson.

Thomas Iveson was bap July 22nd 1765 at Hawes and was buried Nov 3rd 1819 at Hawes aged 57.

He was the son of Thomas Iveson and Margaret (Taylor) who were married Dec 26th 1752 at Hawes.

BLACK BULL,MELSONBY ,NORTH YORKS>craggs.matthews.

spencermatthews14 — 2009-04-07 01:47:12Z

thomas dinsdale B.abt 1823 and his wife RoselieB.abt 1825 poss of Forcett york.victuallers of The Black Bull pub (still standing) in Melsonby.They had a daughter Catherine,who married my great great grandad,William Craggs of Gilling ,yorks.
Does anyone have any links to these people.
I would like to find out Roselie's maiden name,poss Dodds,or Sonja. Other family names in that area are :-Matthews,mathews,Botterill,craggs,dinsdale,holme,

Re: Eleanor Dinsdale m. Thomas Iveson Hawes,Yorkshire

EliseAdams15 — 2009-04-01 19:24:39Z

Hi! I sure wish I knew more about Thomas and his family. All I really do know for sure is what he had written on his tombstone, which was that he was born in Pocklington January 10, 1829. Not 100% sure beyond that to be honest. I know he arrived in the US (Wisconsin) before 1848, as he appeared on tax records at that time (in Portage Co WI).

Did any of your Iveson immigrate to Canada? I think Thomas had a brother who settled in Quebec sometime around the same time Thomas came to Wisconsin. I wish I knew more! It is very possible that our families may be connected, but it will take some digging to find out for sure.

Elise, MN

Re: Eleanor Dinsdale m. Thomas Iveson Hawes,Yorkshire

annemboyle100 — 2009-04-01 17:58:19Z

Hello Elise
I am researching my family tree and I have a John Iveson marrying a Margaret Dinsdale abt 1782. John also had a brother called Thomas who I think married Eleanor Dinsdale abt Dec 1787. they had several children between the years 1789 to 1799 and also two children including a James who were christened before their marriage date.
Regards Margaret

Re: Dinsdale family Members

rachdinsd88 — 2008-12-11 23:53:23Z

hi! i am a dinsdale. I am a dinsdale from my dads side he is called Graham, his mum is called Winnie and his dad is dead. They had 5 children called Carol, Stewart, Neil, Alan and my dad Graham. They lived in Ilkley, Yorkshire. My Nan still lives there but all of the children have moved around. I am interested now you fit into the dinsdale family name!!! Rachel Dinsdale

Re: Dinsdale Family Tree

patricia18413 — 2008-08-20 17:11:48Z

Have you an Ann Dinsdale marriage to Christopher Richmond around 1820? living in Darlington please.

Am stuck here at the moment, any help would be appreciated.
Pat

Re: Dinsdales of England

julialdinsdale — 2007-11-04 20:51:10Z

hello fellow Dinsdale. I'm from west yorkshire, are you related to Thomas Dinsdale born in 1915.

Re: dinsdale decendents(eng)

DoreenGill9 — 2007-07-28 04:57:59Z

JEREMIAH DINSDALE b.1858 BISHOP THORNTON. A COUSIN OF MY MOTHER.HIS MOTHER EMMA IS MY G.G.GRANDMOTHER.

Re: More Dinsdales

DoreenGill9 — 2007-07-22 05:44:17Z

The Dinsdales were 1/2 cousins to my mother,Edna Gertrude Shepherd.They lived in Shipley Yorkshire.Jeremiah Dinsdale was a grocer's assistant.Edna m.Aaron Gill & migrated to Australia in 1928.I have only recently discovered this family & their relationship to my family [in 2007].

Re: More Dinsdales

DoreenGill9 — 2007-07-22 05:41:47Z

Re: More Dinsdales

DoreenGill9 — 2007-07-22 05:34:40Z

The Dinsdales were 1/2 cousins to my mother,Edna Gertrude Shepherd.They lived in Shipley Yorkshire.Jeremiah Dinsdale was a grocer's assistant.I have only recently discovered this family in 2007.

Re: Selah Dinsdale Edward Young

kat_mac — 2007-06-23 11:03:48Z

Did you ever find information on Edward Young and Selah Dinsdale?
Trying to find information on the ancestry of Edward Young

Re: Dinsdales all over the place

enher1 — 2007-05-30 15:26:03Z

Francis Dinsdale was my gt gt grandfather's brother. He was Philip Dinsdale, an innkeeper and ropemaker. He moved to Thirsk, N Yorkshire from Hawes. He married Ann Fawcett and had 11 children. My gt grandfather Thomas was the second youngest. Love to hear more about descendants of Francis

Re: Dinsdales from Garsdale and Gayle

stephengeorgepowell — 2007-01-16 22:48:17Z

My Gayle & Hawes Dinsdale are here;

http://www.tla-net.demon.co.uk/family/72.htm

2 lots of illegitimacy and far too many common names in that area to make much progress !

Re: Ogden Coffin

2006-11-28 21:49:43Z

Nancy,
Please email me off list at
Trippsibs5@woh.rr.com
Jane Tripp

Re: Dinsdales of England

RuthHughes61 — 2006-11-04 23:14:50Z

John:
Aysgarth PR reads as follows:
24/06/1754 John Dinsdale of Carperby married Mary Lonsdale of Carperby by banns.
Witnessed by John Dupont, Chr Simpson and Francis Pickering.
Vicar was John Dupont

Re: Dinsdales in Aysgarth

jdinsdale9 — 2006-09-09 16:18:58Z

hi my name is janine dinsdale and i am married to mark dinsdale from the utah line i have owen and metcalf in our lines, and i was wondering if any one has pictures thay can share of the dinsdales and familys?

William dinsdale

sanminx — 2006-09-09 12:42:45Z

hi my grandfather was hogart lawrence dinsdale born 188, my great great grandfather was called William his mother was called elizabeth and remarried a man called Michael wain in 1854 they are all from the crakehall,masham area can anybody help as i am at a dead end

Re: Dinsdales of England

2006-08-23 14:39:01Z

Hi

I am a direct descendant of James Dinsdale and Mary Bowesfield. Can I help you with any of your family?

Best wishes

Re: John DINSDALE m. Mary HAYWOOD, 18 Oct 1825, Cumberworth, YKS (West Riding)

2006-07-27 12:49:55Z

Hello,
I would be most interested in making contact with you. In my husbands' family tree, John Dinsdale and Mary Heywood had a son Peter, christened 15 April 1827, who migrated with his wife Esther, to Australia, in 1857. My husband is a direct descendant, through his mother.

Re: George Dinsdale

2006-07-09 03:21:40Z

Thanks for your post. I am helping my friend compile his family history. His mother is Betty Carol, daughter of Corinna Adelaide Broomhall. Any information you have on this family would be greatly appreciated. I am just picking up the challenge again and would love some leads.

Selah Dinsdale Edward Young

kat_mac — 2006-07-01 03:15:41Z

Searching for info on Selah Dinsdale who married Edward Young 5 Apr 1750 in Boston

Re: George Dinsdale

jctripp — 2006-06-25 00:52:12Z

Ogden Coffin married Corrina (Cora Adelaide) Broomhall, daughter of Addison & Estella Broomhall.
The Broomhall family is from Troy, Miami Co., Ohio.
Most of my information is of the Broomhall family.
Not much success in finding the Coffins in the census.
I have one identified photo of Ogden.

Regards, Jane Tripp

Re: Dinsdales all over the place

arieslady16 — 2006-06-20 01:36:59Z

My great-grandmother was Margaret Dinsdale born in Darlington England in 1839. Her mother was Mary (Burnside) her father was Francis Dinsdale, born 1813. Margaret Dinsdale married Thomas Bulshey (changed to Bulch). In Colleen's message, she mentions the name Metcalfe. There is a Metcalfe in my great-grandfather's ancestry - Dorothy Metcalfe was my great-great-grandmother and her father was Jeremiah Metcalfe and her mother was Elizabeth Emerson. My grandfather was Christopher Bulch (later changed to Balch) and he was one of 13 children born to Margaret Dinsdale and Thomas Bulshey in New Shildon, Durham, England about 1873.

John DINSDALE Biography, YORK<LA<IL<WI

RMunns7272 — 2006-06-18 17:51:01Z

From "History of Grant County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 984.

TOWN OF FENNIMORE

JOHN DINSDALE, farmer, Sec. 25; P. O. Fennimore; born in Yorkshire, England, in November, 1825, where he was married to Tirzah Chapman. They emigrated to Wisconsin via New Orleans, and up the Mississippi River to Galena, and thence to Grant Co.; left Liverpool Feb. 22, 1849, and reached Grant Co. on the 7th of May. In May, 1850, he entered 80 acres in Sec. 36, town of Fennimore, which is a part of his present farm of 400 acres; he built a log house on his first 80 acres, where he lived eighteen years, when he built his present residence; he is engaged in general farming and stock-raising. His present wife was Miss Grace M. Eddy. He had twelve children by first wife, eleven of whom are living - Elizabeth, James, Isabella M., Zipporah, B. C., Dorothy, Alice, Hattie, Abbie, Matthew E. (deceased), Mary A. and Tirzah C. By present wife - Eddy (deceased), Ella T. and Grace A. His son James met with rather a singular incident about 1860, when he was 12 years of age. A bald eagle of immense size came down upon his father's farm and attacked a flock of geese. After a severe contest with a plucky gander, the eagle was finally dispatched by James with a club. James graduated at Rush Medical College, Chicago; is now practicing medicine at Soldiers' Grove, Crawford Co.

[I am not related to this family. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

B. C. DINSDALE Biography, Fennimore, Grant Co., WI

RMunns7272 — 2006-06-18 17:46:31Z

From "History of Grant County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 984.

TOWN OF FENNIMORE

B. C. DINSDALE, farmer, Sec. 25; P. O. Preston; son of Mr. John Dinsdale; born at the homestead in the town of Fennimore in 1854. His wife was Miss Emma Thompson, daughter of Mr. Edward Thompson, an early settler of Hazel Green.

[I am not related to this family. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

Re: Eleanor Dinsdale m. Thomas Iveson Hawes,Yorkshire

EliseAdams15 — 2006-05-23 14:58:20Z

Do you know if she married an Iveson? I am looking for an Eleanor Dinsdale who married an Iveson. -Elise.

Re: Dinsdales of England

2006-05-21 20:26:34Z

Yvonne

I also have Dinsdales from the Aysgarth area - John and Jane (Lonsdale) who married there 1754 and had son John who married Jane (Horner) 17 July or October 1785 who had son Anthony born Carperby Yorks 1797 and married Sarah (Hill) who had 17 children.

With these big families we may well have a connection.

Re: Eleanor Dinsdale m. Thomas Iveson Hawes,Yorkshire

2006-05-20 06:49:55Z

Hi there,
I have an Eleanor Dinsdale in my tree - born in 1725, could this be the same person?

Re: Dinsdales of England

2006-05-20 06:36:50Z

Hello rellos,....I have a Jane Dinsdale in my family tree, daughter of James Dinsdale and Mary Bowsfield . She would have been born after 1722 I guess as that is when her parents were married. Any relation?
I am a GGGG Grandaughter of Margaret Dinsdale , daughter of John Dinsdale (Janes brother).

I am in Australia and am finding it very hard to get any info on the family in England. Any help would be most appreciated. My lot were from the Aysgarth area.

kind regards,...Yvonne

Re: dinsdale's

Goldenpheasant — 2006-04-30 00:19:35Z

Hi Frank, Don't know if this is any help to you. I have been researching my family tree. My surname is DISDALE. So far I have established that we originated from Suffolk/ Norfolk in the UK. However picked up your comment re WGC (Welwyn Garden City. Herts.
I lived there in the 60 70's 80's 90's and 2 of my children where born there. My parents also lived in Hatfield which is about 3 miles away,on the same registration, they also appear on the Civil Registration, well their deaths anyway.The reason I am contacting you is that during my research I have found a family that on the 1841 Census UK begun as Disdale. Its very clear to see the spelling as DISDALE By the time we get to 1851,the spelling of the surname has changed to DINSDALE. I have yet to confirm by certificates what the correct spelling shoud be, although wonder is this would help as it would be recorded as it was told I expect. However as far as I can make out they were watchmakers/ jewellers. This indeed was the profession of my fathers ancestors and indeed brothers. I can remember as a child being at my Uncles Jewellers shop(He was also a Diamond Merchant and Watchmaker) . An eldery gentleman who I think was a cousin of theres. Also a Diamond Merchant, would visit on many occasions.
Hope this may be of some help

Ann