Dinwiddie - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Margaret Dinwiddie Sweney

JRichards30 — 2012-05-13 18:12:19Z

Would love your info. on my Grand mother, Aunt and Uncle. I was aware that both the former were DAR members, but was no aware of their info. concerning their membership to DAR.
Jane Richards
isis1037@yahoo.com

Re: Margaret Dinwiddie Sweney

JRichards30 — 2012-05-13 16:34:49Z

I am Michelle's mother and am no longer on Ancestory, but did read your msg. about Elsie Dinwiddie Brown Bartlett and would like to have the information..
Elsie was my Grand Mother, Bonnie was my Aunt and Donald was my Uncle. He died in a B-29 crash in Korea in 1952. He was the navigator. All aboard the "Lady Liberty" perished in the crash.
Elsie died in a Gold Star Mother's home in California, Aunt Bonnie also died in Cal. and Don was finally ID'd and buried in the National Cemetery in Portland in 1953...
I knew that both Elsie and Bonnie were members of the DAR for quite some time, but never had the info. to find their membership...
Elsie and my Grand father, Charles Albert Brown, were divorced many years ago and she remarried, but was a widow by the time I was just a child.
Thank you,
Jane Richards (mother of Michelle)
isis1037@yahoo.com

Re: Margaret Dinwiddie Sweney

elegantjewels1 — 2012-05-13 01:53:54Z

I bought this packet at a yard sale have come across an appl. to the Daughter's of The American Revolution for an Elsie Diwiddie Brown Bartlett, some photos dating 1951 and prior incl.photos of Bonnie Dinwiddie 18 mos. in 1914; Lillian & Charles Ross; Xmas photo of the Meaus family and a letter from Bonnie to Donald D Brown dated 1951. If interested please contact me.

Hardaway Dinwiddie of San Antonio, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 2011-08-29 00:45:28Z

Hardaway is pictured in the 1917 Huisache, yearbook of Main Avenue High School in San Antonio, Texas, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might be helpful to someone researching the family.

Ballard and Lucien Dinwiddie of Dallas, TX 1914

drbrownlee — 2011-08-13 05:48:29Z

Ballard and Lucien are pictured in the 1914 yearbook of the Terrill Preparatory School in Dallas, Texas, and are on the basketball team. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

1410aubert — 2011-07-12 22:49:44Z

my grandfather was allen dinwiddie. He lived in Illinois at one time and still had a daughter (not my mother living there in the 1970s) He also lived in Missouri. Could this also be your relative?

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

1410aubert — 2011-07-12 22:49:40Z

my grandfather was allen dinwiddie. He lived in Illinois at one time and still had a daughter (not my mother living there in the 1970s) He also lived in Missouri. Could this also be your relative?

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

darylwsmith — 2011-06-27 23:46:07Z

I am researching a Maggie or Margaret Dinwiddie from Lincoln County Kentucky. She was married to Murphy Dinwiddie and the couple is in Indianapolis, Indiana on the 1930 census.

Daryl

darylwsmith@hotmail.com

Re: Floyd Guy Dinwiddie m. Thelma Jewell Allen

johnkhut — 2011-05-31 18:28:42Z

Sure would appreciate it:

My email is: JohnKHut@Yahoo.com

Re: Floyd Guy Dinwiddie m. Thelma Jewell Allen

nokritty — 2011-05-31 05:09:15Z

Do you live in Grayson or Lamar Co.?

There was another "tree limb" of the Dinwiddie family that lived in NTx as well, but I can't remember their names.
My dad's cousins, or something like that.. but I don't know how long they lived there. A guy from Bonham named Joe Walker, or something Walker.. is somehow kin, if that name sounds familiar.
I think it was in the 1930s when Floyd Guy's family came to NTx and then another group came later one. I was told that Floyd Guy's(my Gpa) generation.. or Floyd Guy's dad-uncle generation.. there was like 7 brothers, 6 happened to marry 6 sisters.. and the last boy married..whoever.
I cannot remember any names, sorry.. I asked a few months ago but I never wrote any of it down to keep.
If you have an email.. I could help you get in touch sometime, with my dad & his sister. They remember a lot-I've just never asked until recently.

Re: Floyd Guy Dinwiddie m. Thelma Jewell Allen

johnkhut — 2011-05-31 04:16:15Z

Great, thanks for info. I live about 20 miles from Fannin Cnty, TX.

John

Re: Floyd Guy Dinwiddie m. Thelma Jewell Allen

nokritty — 2011-05-31 04:08:14Z

Floyd Guy was my grandfather.
He was born in Niangua, MO & later moved to Fannin County, TX.
My Dinwiddie family is in TX and I don't know anything about our great-grandparents (Floyd Guy's parents)
According to GoogleMaps, Niangua & Niangua conservation area are about 20mi NE of Springfield.

I'm trying to find out his siblings' names, and will post on here when/if I do, though.

Re: Floyd Guy Dinwiddie m. Thelma Jewell Allen

johnkhut — 2011-05-31 03:28:13Z

Hi:
Do you have anything on the Dinwiddie family up in Hannibal, MO? My grandmother, Cleo Bernetta DINWIDDIE m Clay Baldwin INGALLS.

Thanks,
John Kevin Hutchison

Re: Floyd Guy Dinwiddie m. Thelma Jewell Allen

nokritty — 2011-05-30 20:19:51Z

Floyd Guy had 2 children:
Floyd William (Bill) Dinwiddie
Patricia Ann Dinwiddie - Kinkade

Barbara Dinwiddie was married to one of Bill's cousins & is currently in St Louis area. :)

Re: Old Dinwiddie Photographs

barbarayandal43 — 2011-03-07 03:47:39Z

I never received the email with the pictures. Could you please send them to me. Thank you

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

yvonneaguirre814 — 2011-03-05 04:29:19Z

My mother was a Dinwiddie, her parents were Sinclair & Cora Dinwiddie from Arkansas. Sinclair father name was Frank and his mother was Tiny the were orginally from Dinwiddie VA. Sinclair had one brother that I knew his name was Elmo he lived and died in Mich. At one time he was in TN. Could you be related.

Re: Old Dinwiddie Photographs

glenda56551 — 2011-02-16 06:00:41Z

I hope this is still a good way of reaching you. I would also be interested in the old photographs you have.

Glenda McKee

Re: Old Dinwiddie Photographs

johnkhut1 — 2010-11-11 16:41:54Z

I too might be interested in the Dinwiddie photos.

John

Re: Old Dinwiddie Photographs

COsborn88030 — 2010-11-10 23:09:27Z

Did you receive the Dinwiddie photos? I asked for them several years ago and never received them. I was wondering if you received them if you could pass them along to me at:
the graycat88030@gmail.com. I would really appreciate it. I know there are pictures of my grandfather and other family members.

Thank you,
Cathy Craghead Osborn

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

maggie1may2yotk3 — 2010-09-09 16:23:05Z

I am not sure just where all of the Dinwiddie's are I'd just love to know where all of my family is in other areas all around the world, I have some relatives in the area of many
cities in the state of California, and some of their names are Vernon Dinwiddie, Oscar Dinwiddie(cousin)voyce, Sherrie,
debbie, some of these may be mispelled, these cousins of mine mother's name is Verna Jean Dinwiddie the mother live in Palo Alto Calif

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

maggie1may2yotk3 — 2010-09-09 16:22:13Z

I am not sure just where all of the Dinwiddie's are I'd just love to know where all of my family is in other areas all around the world, I have some relatives in the area of many
cities in the state of California, and some of their names are Vernon Dinwiddie, Oscar Dinwiddie(cousin)voyce, Sherrie,
debbie, some of these may be mispelled, these cousins of mmine mother's name is Verna Jean Dinwiddie the mother live in Palo Alto Calif

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

maggie1may2yotk3 — 2010-09-09 16:21:00Z

I am not sure just where all of the Dinwidie's are I'd just love to know where all of my family is in other areas all around the world, I have some relatives in the area of many
cities in the state of California, and some of their names are Vernon Dinwiddie, Oscar Dinwiddie(cousin)voyce, Sherrie,
debbie, some of these may be mispelled, these cousins of mmine mother's name is Verna Jean Dinwiddie the mother live in Palo Alto Calif

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

cciananfoster — 2010-08-07 05:46:53Z

Hello, My name is Cianan Dinwiddie Foster. My Dinwiddie line is from both Paris and Henry county TN. I have not had any DNA testing done but I do have my great great grandfathers death cert from 1933 that states that his father was named Seth Dinwiddie and Mother Kissie. Kissie was a slave for the Dinwiddie Family. Even after slavery she stayed and worked for the family up until her Death in 1926. My family moved from TN to Illinois and Indiana.Please feel free to contact me at c.foster7@cox.net maybe we can find a connection.

Re: Margaret Dinwiddie Sweney

michellegmattair — 2010-08-06 23:52:20Z

I have a copy of a diary partially written by David T. Dinwiddie.["Pioneer History by Richard C. Schmal; Lowell Area Pioneers on the Oregon Trail, 1853". (from the Dec. 31, 2002 Lowell Tribune, page 8).
The Dinwiddie family joined the "Belshaw Party" traveling from Hebron area, Indiana on 18,March 1853.
He and wife, Elsie (Hildreth)Dinwiddie [my GGGrandparents], along with my GGrandfather [Joseph Milan Dinwiddie]did cross the plains from Indiana to Oregon in 1853.
They settled in Linn County, Oregon in 1854. Their son, Joseph Milan moved several times before settling in Jordon Valley, Oregon (Eastern Oregon, Malhuer County). He married Laura King, a resident a Walla Walla, Washington, and had 6 children:
Zora (Hutchison); Elsie Leonore (Brown/Bartlett);Lola Inez Dinwiddie; Dorris Cecil Dinwiddie; Rufus Milan Dinwiddie; and Orley Dewey Dinwiddie.
Elsie Leonore Dinwiddie Brown/Bartlett married 1.Charles Albert Brown of Ontario/Vale area, Oregon.[son of Albert Brown and Adeline (Tucker)Brown]. They had 3 children:
Grace, Donald and Bonnie.
Grace Brown/Harris/Bates married 1.Harvey Milton Harris [and were my biological parents]. They also had two other children; James [died at age 8 yrs.]; and Sue Ellen [died 2003 in Seattle, Wa]. [All three children were adopted to different families...I was adopted by my 2nd cousin, Grace (Marquis) Harwood/Leathers]; daughter of Nellie (Brown) [m. 1.Rex Marquis; 2.Charles Blanchet]. Other children Claude Marquis.
I also have more information on their some of the King ancestors; [Jesse King moved from Kentucky to Wayne Cnty. Indiana with son, John King. Some of the King family also ended up in Oregon (Jordon Valley, Oregon).
Jane Adair (Harris) Richards

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

lolene133 — 2010-07-29 22:48:00Z

I don't know for sure when the Dinwiddie familly moved to Henry county, but my ancestor was Jane Dinwiddie who married Samuel Gilbert. The Bible says only James, but his wife was Sarah Jamison/Jimison Helm born in 1755. The Gilberts moved in 1828 to Henry County. I believe Jane's brother was Moses S. Dinwiddie because of the 1840 Census. Her parents were 80 to 90 yrs old at that time. A couple of that age was living with Moses. They were living near the Gilbert family at the time. Only circumstantial evidence, but I feel it's valid. No other Dinwiddie family had a couple of that age.

Lolene

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

dawncates11 — 2010-07-29 21:25:53Z

Hello again,
Are u related James G. Dinwiddie and Sarah Helm or Sallie? unknown last name.
Does Dinwiddie's family live in Henry Co. TN?
i'm trying research my great grandmother's Dinwiddie's family. uncle, Aunt or cousins out there..

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

lolene133 — 2010-07-29 00:19:34Z

In the Dinwiddie line, the names I know are James I, Susan I, Sarah Wm. (from census.) From the Gilbert Bible, Elizabeth Dinwiddie Gilbert,James, then Jane and Jarvis (both died young), Cerena Jane, and my ancestor Sarah Anor Susanna, all Gilberts. The Dinwiddie children are of Moses S., but not positive they are kin. Have a good idea Moses is a brother of Jane Dinwiddie Gilbert wife of Samuel. Their father was James Dinwiddie b 1755.

My family moved to KY then to TN where they died. As far as I know they never moved back to VA., nor did they live in MO, but there were Gilberts in MO.

Hope this helps sort out the white Gilberts for my line. Realistically, in other lines some slaves had children by the master, making them mulatto and kin to me. In this family, no one has done dna tests that I know about, so I don't know.

Lolene

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

dawncates11 — 2010-07-28 21:46:54Z

hello to u,
i looked @ your last post from Gilberts. but i don't know this name of former slaves. I just found out my ggrandmother's maiden last for last 2 months ago. I never heard/never asked my dad's grandmother. i have to starting asking question about his grandmother's parents and grandparnet's first/last name.( my Uncle James )he's still living. I found a person name was James G. Dinwiddie Sr. married to Sarah Helm. i questioned mark b/c i'm not sure they are white or black of Dinwiddie. they came from Va first, TN and move to KY, MO and IL and IN or moved back to VA i have no idea..
yes i do have Mulatto line this Puckett's lines. but i'm not sure about Dinwiddies lines
my late father had light brown eyes and brown skin. he had a beauitful eyes i ever seen..
thanks
Dawney
What's does your great uncles and aunts's first names?

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

lolene133 — 2010-07-28 19:48:41Z

I'm researching the white side of the James /Sarah Dinwiddie family. Their daughter married Samuel Gilbert. I have a copy of the pages of the Gilbert Bible. In it are listed names of people (possibly slaves) with no last name or parent's names. I posted it on the Gilbert list, but you might look and see if you recognize any of the first names. There are birthdates for all. All of the older Gilberts and Dinwiddies died in Henry County, TN. They moved from Madison County, KY originally, I think. A Samuel's land grant was in the county, and some of the children married there. I believe my Samuel was the son of the land grant recipient. If so, they arrived in Ky in 1787, probably from VA. It's not proven yet.

Good hunting,
Lolene

Re: Margaret Dinwiddie Sweney

michellegmattair — 2010-07-13 21:23:09Z

I just e/m'd you some of my Dinwiddie lineage and mentioned a Hugh Dinwiddie that was a cousin of my GG Grandfather, David Dinwiddie connected with the 1853 "Belshaw Party" wagon train. I forgot to give you my name, as this site is under my daughter's name, but I am doing the family tree.
Appologies
Jane Richards
isis1037@yahoo.com

Re: Margaret Dinwiddie Sweney

michellegmattair — 2010-07-13 21:17:12Z

I am the G daughter of Elsie Dinwiddie Brown (daughter of Joseph Dinwiddie. Joseph and his siblings,James(8),Martha Jane (6),Harriet A. (3) and Joseph Milan (2);[my maternal G Grandfather], came across with the 1853 "Belshaw Party" wagon train and ended in Harrisburg, Linn Cnty. Oregon in 1854.
Their parents were David and Elsie (Hildreth)Dinwiddie.
There was a Hugh Dinwiddie (b. 1812), who accompanied this party, too. He is listed as "a cousin of David". Also part of the party was David's brother, Thomas Dinwiddie (1828-1910).
They are listed as having began their journey from Hebron, Indiana.
Source: "Pioneer History; Lowell Area Pioneers on the Oregon Trail, 1853--Part 1"; Author, Richard C. Schmal
[from the Dec. 31,2002 "Lowell Tribune, page 8]

Dinwiddie/Puckett/Howard/Curtis/Jones/Dudley/Evas?/Beard/Upchurch/Haynes/Cates, Henry Co, TN

dawncates11 — 2010-05-18 21:16:35Z

Hello all,
I'm related Cates/Haynes/Puckett family. but i just found out my great grandmother's obit last 3 weeks ago in my late dad's photo album.
her name was Bulah Dinwiddie (maiden name) married to Leonard Puckett (my late great grandfather) she born in Oct. 3, 1899 - died February 8th 1958 she's only 69 years old. she had 11 children she lost 3 infancy.

one stepdaughter name Lela M. Puckett- Howard, i think that's her sister's daughter. i have a feelin.

Mattie L. Puckett-Curtis, Indianpols, IN she died in 1980's,

Mrs. Bertha Dudley, McKenzie, TN,

Mrs. Effie Jones, Paris, Tn and Lela Beard - Detroit, MI

Mrs. Tennie Jones and Mrs. Mary Evas? mispell last name, Louisville, KY

3 sons James, Voidell and Rutha Puckett Louisville, KY and R.L. Puckett Herny, TN.

now, i found her father's census in 1900 name was James Dinwiddie born 1865 age of 35 of household, his wife Sallie age of 26,
older daughters Farrow, Bulah, Lela, son Hoarace, James M., Green, Alfred, her father's sister Allie Dinwiddie,

more children are not on the list of the household since 1900's Effie Dinwiddie-Jones Paris,TN Ms. Priscilla Dinwiddie, St. Louis, IL, Mrs. Lucille Upchurch, Somerville unknown state? TN, KY? i have no idea??? John Dinwiddie, Indianapolis,

she had 23 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren since after my dad was alive.

if u are related this family. let's me know
I'm trying research my great great grandfather's (James's) father's name.
Thanks,
Dawney

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

dawncates11 — 2010-04-28 22:45:10Z

Hello to all,
My name is Dawn I'm from Philly,Pa.
I'm related to Cates, Haynes, Curtis, Puckett and Dinwiddie.
I found my dad's photo ablum and i found his grandmother's Obituary. I never knew my great grandmother's last name.
Paris,Tn or Henry,Tn are very small town.
i her children/her brothers and sisters moved out of Henry, TN, lived KY,IL,IN and MO.
I think my dad already met his own grandmother since he was small or adulthood.
i'm not sure i'm looking for the right family trees. Well let's see, how do i start with my great grandmother name was Bulah Dinwiddie (maiden name) married to Leonard Puckett my great grandfather. Bulah Puckett born in 1889, died in 1958 age 69 in Henry, TN. They all born in Henry, Tn.
Her father's name was James G. Dinwiddie born in 1861 - died around 19?, her mother name was Rose?
James G. and Rose had 7 children
Effie Dinwiddie-Jones 1902-1987 Paris, TN
Lela Beard Detroit, MI or MO
Ms. Priscilla Dinwiddie St. Louis, IL
Mrs. Luclla UpChurch Somerville unknown town?
Alfred Dinwiddie E. St. Louis, IL
John Dinwiddie, Indianpolis, IN
Bulah Dinwiddie-Puckett, Henry, TN
Bulah had 11 children (3 of died infancy)
Bulah had 23 grandchilden and 33 great-grandchildren.
so, if i'm find the right person lets me know
if not, i'm sorry i didn't means to bother u
thanks
Dawney

Floyd Guy Dinwiddie m. Thelma Jewell Allen

bga1016471 — 2010-04-17 12:51:03Z

Hello,

I am trying to help my niece find some information on her father's family line. I am hoping someone recognizes these names in their research. We know basically nothing.

Floyd Guy Dinwiddie, b. bet. 1920-25 MO d. 1984 Fannin Co., TX

married:
Thelma Jewell Allen b. bet. 1920-1925 poss. MO. d. 1980 Fannin Co., TX

Floyd and Thelma were possibly married in MO although I have yet to find a marriage license. They had two children: Floyd William b. 1942 and Barbara b. abt. 1945.

We would appreciate any help with this at all.

Thank you.
Bonnie Graves
bgraves34@aol.com

Re: Dinwiddies - please help blacks

calissedinwiddie — 2010-03-17 03:02:00Z

please call me regarding Dinwiddie ancestry 3127716192.

Re: Major John Dinwiddie or Robert Dinwiddie

randydinwiddie — 2009-11-11 10:57:14Z

I'm not sure how much information he could provide, in addition to what you already have, but email David Dinwiddie.

doubledforge@live.co OR
dukevon@embarqmail.com

If you don't have luck with those mails, mine is
randydinwiddie@att.net
and I will get you the address ASAP.

Randy Dinwiddie

Re: AFRICAN AMERICAN DINWIDDIES IN KY, MO and IL

randydinwiddie — 2009-11-11 10:46:40Z

I see it's been several years since anyone has replied to the post, but you should try an email to David Dinwiddie at doubledforge@live.com He had information for an African family interested in the Missouri Family Reunion in 2008. I think they lived in Il. If his email has changed you can email me and I will get the information for you.

Randy Dinwiddie
randydinwiddie@att.net

Re: Old Dinwiddie Photographs

randydinwiddie — 2009-11-11 10:32:55Z

If it's still possible, I would like images of the early Diwiddie's.

Randy Dinwiddie
randydinwiddie@att.net

Re: DINWIDDIE - MISSOURI

randydinwiddie — 2009-11-11 10:25:31Z

Hi, my name is Randy Dinwiddie, and that is very interesting information to me, and I'm sure others. My Grandfather was William H. Dinwiddie of Joplin, Missouri. I never heard of another Elsie Dinwiddie except his wife. Now I have to check with my brother, David, and see if he has any info on this youngster, maden name, Elsie Dinwiddie.

Re: donald a dinwiddie

randydinwiddie — 2009-11-11 10:05:45Z

Try a google search for Malissa Dinwiddie. She is an artist in Calafornia, and may have knowledge of the Dinwiddie you seek. Her Father may have information. Good luck with the journey.

Randy

Re: Martha Dinwiddie

Pamellis6_1 — 2009-11-09 02:47:19Z

Hi, I'm interested in Hannah Lochard Ramsey is she buried in kent, Indiana? Do you know any more about her? Please let me know, my family line is from Jefferson co. Indiana. and I'm trying to see how she fits in with my family. Thanks Pam

Harold Cecil Dinwiddie

twin2daryl — 2009-09-27 14:36:53Z

Would like to know about the family of Harold Cecil Dinwiddie, born in Okla., had a sister named Rachel Butts, died in Pasadena, Tx 2004-5.

Re: Thomas C. Dinwiddie & Vizella Sims of Morgan Co., KY.

bshaq — 2009-09-14 17:17:13Z

It has been several years since this inquiry was posted, but perhaps the following information will be useful to someone researching this family.

Historical enclyclopedia of Illinois and History of Morgan County, Munsell Pub. Co., Chicago, 1906
Page 809-810
Dinwiddie, James, one of the veterean agriculturalists of Morgan County, Ill. was born on the farm where he now lives, in Section 18, Town 16, Range 10, a mile and a half west of Arcadia, on February 16, 1833, the son of Thomas C. and Vizilla (Sims) Dinwiddie -- the former born in Bourbon County, Kentucky October 6, 1806, and the latter in North Carolina May 30, 1811. . . .
The paternal grandfather was William Dinwiddie. Thomas Dinwiddie, his son, was raised on a farm in Bourbon County, Kentucky, and in 1827 migrated (it was said, afoot) to Morgan County, Ill. He located on a part of the farm which his son, James, now occupies. He and his brother-in-law, Wesley Sims, started a tan yard on this farm in 1828 or 1829, He walked from the farm to Galena, where his uncle, James Dinwiddiw, lived, and, with the latter worked about a year in the blacksmith business. He returned to the farm on foot in 1830. In that year he built a log cabin adjoining the tanyard, containing one room, 16 x 18 feet in dimensions. After his marriage he operated a tanyard for about 12 yers. In 1857 he built the main portion of the large residence now standing on the premises. Thomas C. Dinwiddie died September 8, 1858 and was buried in the Arcadia Cemetery. The deceased was especially active in laying out roads and organizing schools, but was a useful citizen in every way. At one time he served as Justice of the Peace. They were the parents of nine children, namely:
William, who died at the age of 14 years;
James
Andrew
Samuel, who lives three miles east of Literberry, Ill.
Helen M. who married William K. Richardson
Martha A., wife of Thomas Richards who lives in Greene Co., Ill
Thomas who resides in the vicinity of Franklin, Ill
Isabel E. who died at the age of 19 years
David who died in infancy,
In religious faith, the father of this family was Presbyterian and the mother was Methodist.

Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900
Dinwiddie Thomas C Simms Vizilla
1830-05-25 Morgan Co
Vol 00A page 428

Thomas C. Dinwiddie was the son of William Dinwiddie (who died abt Jun 1835 in Bourbon Co, KY) and Martha McConnell (b. c 1771 Cumberland Co., PA, died abt 1833 in Bourbon Co. KY). William Dinwiddie's will (7 April 1835) specified that his land was to be sold and named: John T. Piper, husband of his daughter, Martha; James M. Piper, grandson; William M. Dinwiddie and his son (not named); his sons, Thomas and Joseph (with his son, Joseph, going to Joseph's brother, Thomas C. Dinwiddie, in Illinois, to learn the trade of tanner); and sons David and John (to go to their uncle Andrew who lives in New Salem, Washington Co., IN to learn the trade of tanning; his sister, Pansy Weir of New Salem, Indiana; and his brother, Thomas Dinwiddie. In the 1842 deed for the land mentioned in the will, the Dinwiddie heirs of Martha, David and John Dinwiddie were not included, suggesting that perhaps both sons died sometime between their father's death in 1837 and the 1842 deed.

Martha McConnell was the daughter of William McConnell (b. c 1743 Lancaster Co., PA, died 26 Apr 1823 in Bourbon Co, KY) and Rosannah Kennedy, b. Chester Co. PA, died abt 1817 in Bourbon Co., KY).

I am a descendant of Martha McConnell's brother, Samuel McConnell.

Beverley

Charles Edward Dinwiddie 1931 photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-07-17 06:35:36Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/illinois/14992/charles...

Re: donald a dinwiddie

hiltonconley — 2009-06-19 06:53:10Z

Dawn,
I dont know if you are still out there but I hope so. I forgot all about this post and I just checked it again 7 years later. If you are still out there I cannot find your email. Please post here. I will check regurlaly. Thanks for any help you can offer. It is important that I get information about Don Dinwiddie.

Thanks.

Bill Conley

Re: Agnes DINWIDDIE m Gen. HOGG

LindaCashenG — 2009-05-13 00:56:16Z

Hi Jane,

Thanks for this information.

As I said, I'm not researching these lines directly. I show a very, very distant connection to the DINWIDDIE line, as well does my husband's GAUNT line.

I do have a connection to the PRICE line through my BLACKWOOD/ROBERTSON line. So far, not direct.

Benjamin B. PRICE (b 1794 -1797, ?) brother of Robert PRICE, married Nancy BLACKWOOD. As of this date, I can't connection this Nancy BLACKWOOD to my line, but Robert PRICE's son, Michael PRICE m Annis KESTERSON in 1846, AR, d/o John KESTERSON & Malinda DORSEY.

John KESTERSON is the brother of Rebecca Ann KESTERSON who married William John BLACKWOOD in 1826, TN. This is my BLACKWOOD line.

I also have a stretch connection to Mordecia PRICE and Elizabeth White. Their daughter Elizabeth m Warwick MILLER in 1762, PA. The MILLER line goes back to my husband's GAUNT/MILLER/HAINES lines.

Anything sound familiar?

Thank you again,
Linda Cashen Gaunt

Re: Agnes DINWIDDIE m Gen. HOGG

JaneHobbsRayner — 2009-05-12 17:59:17Z

Hi Linda

I have an Agnes Dinwiddie, born abt.1802 in Manchester, Lancaster, England, daughter of William Dinwiddie and Anne Hammilton.

She married Colonel Adam Hogg, an officer of the Bombay Establishment. Adam Hogg was b.26 June 1780 in Edinburgh, Scotland, d.1845, Wimbledon, Surrey.

Agnes Dinwiddie and Adam Hogg married 15 November 1821 at the Old Church, Saint Pancras, London, England, and had eight children.

Agnes was Adam Hogg's second wife; the first was Jeanette (or Jenette) Eliza Price (from whose sister, Mary Ann Price, I am descended).

If you would like further details, please let me know.

Kind regards
Jane Rayner

John Dinwiddie - Sarah Martin

lolene133 — 2009-04-17 18:35:22Z

In my research on another Dinwiddie line, I found the following info regarding John Dinwiddie and his wife Sarah Martin. I will share copies of the original that I have in my files if you contact me off list.

RW Pension file w 8671 from Lincoln County, KY
John Dinwiddie b 7/1/1759 place not stated
married in Amherst County, VA on 1/2/1787
Sarah Martin b 4/25/1760 place not stated

Children born to them

Nancy born 4/13/1788
Polly " 10/13/1792
Rhoda S " 6/23/1795 m an unidentified Martin

One of the other daughters married Henry Small as he is mentioned as son-in-law in the application.

I'd like to connect my line of James Dinwiddie if there is documentation.

Re: dinwiddie-williams families

lolene133 — 2009-04-17 18:15:40Z

I noted that you are working on the Helm family as well as Dinwiddie. I assume that is Moses Helm. If that is the same line, I'd like to exchange info with you.

Looking forward to a reply.

Also have a Williams family in TN,, but it may be a different line. The line I'm working is Benjamin Williams, Jr. b 1784 in PA, but died in Greene Cty, TN on 11/24/1848.

Re: dinwiddie-williams families

JThomas2864 — 2009-03-07 01:37:48Z

Well sistaweebie.!! I LOVE it!
I was thinking about you a short time ago, but had noidea what your present e-mail address was. Yes I am still working on the Dinwiddies. I haven't really got too much further then I was. Also working on the Roberts. I'm thinking about changing to the 2009 edition of FTM. It is fantastic...what it can do.
Let me know how I can help. I've heard that many MccWilliams dropped the Mc and started going by Williams.
Tiss (Joyce) same address