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Re: George Dymock

dbabbler1 — 2011-04-11 01:10:49Z

Have you found any information on George. This is my GGG Grandfather My Mom's name is Donna

Re: Dymock,Dimmick,Dimick,Dimack,Dymoke,Dimmoch

rpdimmock — 2011-01-04 15:27:36Z

By the way my email is rpdimmock@gmail.com.

Re: Dymock,Dimmick,Dimick,Dimack,Dymoke,Dimmoch

rpdimmock — 2011-01-04 15:26:28Z

I am actively searching for the Dimmock history, which also goes back to Nicholas Dimmoch. I had just one date for him with that being 1220. Your dates of 1150 to 1245 sound better to me. I have read that the Dimmoch's came to England with King William I (Conqueror) and received land from him for their service. The location for where they settled in England appears to be around the Scrivelsby area . I am now trying to trace the family back by looking at all of King Williams daughters to see who they married.

Re: www.dymock.org

christopherdimock — 2010-11-09 17:20:04Z

Tom,
Did you maintain the dymock.org website?
Chris

Re: Dymock,Dimmick,Dimick,Dimack,Dymoke,Dimmoch

carolinedimmick — 2010-05-04 18:44:57Z

Hi, I don't think Nicholas de Dimmoch was Henry Dymokes father. Nicholas was born about 1145/1150 as he was mentioned in the Pipe Rolls of 1169 as owning about 1 hide (100 acres) in Gloucester. Nicholas would have been born over 100 years before Henry. (could have been his ancestor?) Caroline

Re: The Dymock family tree

hd19519339 — 2010-04-16 21:19:15Z

My grandfather was a William James Dymock from England

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

hd19519339 — 2010-04-16 20:33:03Z

Do you have a new email address?

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

hd19519339 — 2010-04-16 02:33:55Z

Hi Karin,its your cousin Neil... Did you know Janis my mom died?

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

hd19519339 — 2010-04-16 02:27:43Z

Im related to Arlene Howard too...Shes my dads sister..

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

saramac58 — 2010-03-17 04:16:57Z

Ian, the mother and daughter who I am doing the search for informa me their ancestor was from Carnwath. Can you send me as many details as you can?

Sarah McCray
Dymock Message Board Administrator
saramac@windstream.net

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

saramac58 — 2010-03-17 03:59:11Z

I have been searching for several years for a mother and daughter in the USA who are looking for relatives of their Dymock ancestor in Scotland. He had come to the USA via Canada and from what I can read in this thread, those looking for relatives in the USA and looking for the same person. The mother's maiden name is Dymock.

Please, if you could send your information (names, dates, places, etc) to me directly, I'll try to see if we can get everyone together. In the meantime I will be going over my past correspondence and try to get all the bits and pieces of information together.

Sarah McCray
Dymock Message Board Administrator
saramac@windstream.net

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

Whopins47 — 2010-03-11 23:05:34Z

My name is Janis --- Nellis Dymock is my Grandfather.

My family tree

horese1982 — 2009-04-30 18:12:12Z

I am working on my family tree. I am up to my 3-Great- Grandfather Robert Dymock that was born in Scoltand who was born in 1803 in Scotland. He has A son named William Dymock that was born in Scoltand just like his father. I need help on finding Robert Dymock's father.He died in 1876 in Canada. If any one knows of a Robert Dymock, please let me know.

Re: Dymock Family Tree

moochie48858 — 2009-04-19 18:24:17Z

John Dymock is my 6th Great-Grandfather.

Re: Finding Our Descendants Together

saramac58 — 2009-03-24 11:13:58Z

I have been researching the Dymock (and variants) also as my deceased husband was descended from them. Would be interested in exchanging information.
Sarah McCray
saramac@windstream.net

Finding Our Descendants Together

motherbear57 — 2009-03-23 21:20:17Z

I've started doing my family tree before my daughter was born.Since I've been working so very hard through the years on finding my ancestors I found out I have descendants all the way back from the Middle Ages.The earliest recorded for our name was back in 1169 in Gloucester,England.At that time,the spelling of our surname was Dimmoch.Over the centuries the spelling of our family name has changed since then........From: Dimmoch,Dymoke,Dimmock,Dymock.
If anyone is related to my family please contact me.

Henry Dymock

wmwiseuga — 2009-02-01 15:53:50Z

I am the great great grand-daughter of Henry Dymock. He arrived from England and fathered my great grandmother Bertha Estelle Dymock (1876-1976). Does anyone know anything about Henry Dymock? He had possibly two or three other children with his wife Viola Sala, my great great grandmother. Thanks. Jane Ray

MY Family Tree

andgel61107 — 2009-01-26 22:47:03Z

I would like to know if any one knows a Nicholas De Dimmmoch. He was Born in 1245 P: Gloucestershire, England? I need to find his father and mother. If any one know pleas let me know....

MY Family Tree

andgel61107 — 2009-01-26 22:46:41Z

I would like to know if any one knows a Nicholas De Dimmmoch. He was Born in 1245 P: Gloucestershire, England? I need to find his father and mother. If any one know pleas let me know....

MY Family Tree

andgel61107 — 2009-01-26 22:46:21Z

I would like to know if any one knows a Nicholas De Dimmmoch. He was Born in 1245 P: Gloucestershire, England? I need to find his father and mother. If any one know pleas let me know....

Dymock,Dimmick,Dimick,Dimack,Dymoke,Dimmoch

moochie48858 — 2008-12-30 21:25:12Z

Well I'm up to my 18th Great-Grandfather here.But I'm stuck.
My 17th Great-Grandfather was: Henry Dymoke.His father was:
Nicholas De Dimmoch. Born around 1150-1245.There's no listing for Nicholas's Father/Mother @ all.I've searched & searched.I have contacted some people who are willing to
help me on this.But I know it'll take time /patience.But in the meantime, does anyone out there know of a Nicholas De Dimmoch or know who was his Father & Mother was?
That's how our Family name got started was by Nicholas.

Re: Dymock Family Tree

ray1608 — 2008-11-10 00:40:02Z

I am descended from this John Dymock—as must be many, many folk out there!

How can I help?

Susannah

PLEASE ADDRESS RETURN MAIL TO susannahb@ozemail.com.au

Re: Dymock Family Tree

saramac58 — 2008-10-26 14:45:55Z

The Dymoke,Dimmock of which my husband was a descendant was from Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England and I have it back to Henry Dymoke b. abt. 1265 in Scrivelsby. The family held the distinction of being the King's Champion. If anyone is interested in an eighteen generation genealogy report, contact me at saramac@windstream.net and I will be happy to send one to you. Sarah

Ancestors

moochie48858 — 2008-10-13 21:53:27Z

Does anynone know of a "Nicholas Dimmoch,Henry Dymocke,Edward Dymocke, or a Edward Humphery Dimmock Dymoke?"

Dymock Family Tree

moochie48858 — 2008-10-13 20:43:41Z

I've been working on my Family Tree for sometime now. I have gotten pretty far already .I found my 4th-Great
Grandfather who is John Dymock who was born in Carnwath,
Scotland 1740. Anyone out there who is RELATED to me please contact me here.

The Dymock family tree

thebull33 — 2008-10-09 21:52:46Z

I am working on my family tree. So far I have got up to my 5-Great-GrandFather. Nearly all of them were born over in England. Now I need to find my 6-Great-GrandFather. I am related to: William James,John, and another William Dymock, and a Thomas Dymock. My family's name may have changed through the years but don't if it has. I am still woking on it. I know my Ancestors go way,way back. I know that I had some family that lived in Canada like my
2-Greatfather where he Immigrated to the U.S.A. in 1906.

Dymock

The Dymock family tree

thebull33 — 2008-10-09 21:46:50Z

I am working on my family tree. So far I have got up to my 5-GreatFather. Nearly all of them were born over in England. Now I need to find my 6-GreatFather. I am related to Doanld Francis Dymock Sr, William James,John, and another William Dymock, and a Thomas Dymock. My family name may have changed through the years but don't if it has yet. I am still woking on it. I know my Ancestors go way,way back. I know that I had some family that lived in Canada
(my Greatfather) then he Immigrated to the U.S.A. in 1906.

Dymock

Re: George Dymock

saramac58 — 2008-09-20 21:01:32Z

Patty: Welcome to this crazy world of genealogy. In the gedcom I have on my deceased husband's genealogy I have a Thomas Dimmock but I don't have a son Edward for him. I do have his father down as Edward. I do have a Thomas Dimmock, b. 1664 and Desire Sturgis with a son, Edward 1692. Will have to double check those items. Will be happy to exchange information with you. You can email me at saramac@windstream.net Sarah McCray

Re: George Dymock

0ceanflower52 — 2008-09-20 19:51:45Z

Hello my name is Patty Dymock.As you can see our name has changed alot through the years. From: Dymock,Dimmock,Dymocke,Dymoke, and a few other ways as well.
All I know is that I have a Thomas Dymoke(1600) & Edward Dymocke(1694),John DDimmock (1720) I know that Thomas Dymocke had a son named Edward Dymocke. When Edward got married while still living over in England, Him & his wife had a wife & had a Son whom he named after his Grandfather,Thomas Dimick. That's when Thomas his family got up & sent sailed for America & made home in
Barnstable,Mass. They sailed on the " Hopewell" in 1635.
I really hope I have all of this correct.I'm putting my Family Tree together here.
Hope to hear from you.....

Patty

P/S My father was Donald Francis Dymock SR. This was his
Grandfather. My Great-GrandFather William Dyomck was born in
Midlothian,Scotland in:1811

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

tumaro1 — 2008-06-26 01:10:06Z

chris arlene howards grandson

Re: George Dymock

momnerd2002 — 2008-02-19 17:04:03Z

Had a typo in my previous message.
In 1880, Caroline is now going by the "McIntosh" surname, NOT McIntyre.

Also, does anyone have any information on what happened to William Dymock (b. abt 1855 in Ohio to George Dymock and his first wife). He came to Utah with his father and was living in the St. Johns, Tooele County, Utah household with his father George Dymock and wife Caroline in the 1870 census at age 15. Did he marry and have any children?

Re: George Dymock

momnerd2002 — 2008-02-19 16:30:27Z

My son-in-law, Ryan Dymock, is descended from this same George Dymock. I've been trying to help him with his research.
George Dymock had a son William Dymock, aged 15 in the 1870 Census, born in Ohio (according to that census). In 1870, George Dymock is married to Caroline in St. Johns, Tooele County, Utah. His son, William Dymock, (from his first marriage) is with them. Others in the household are Caroline's children from her two previous marriages and also George E. Dymock, aged 1, who is the son of George Dymock and Caroline.
By the time of the 1880 census, George has abandoned the family and the only ones left in the household are Caroline (now back to her previous surname of McIntyre) and her son George Dymock, aged 10, (who the census takers have listed as "McIntosh".)
We are interested in utilizing the new DNA testing for genealogical purposes, to see if any men with the Dymock surname (or variant spelling of it) might be willing to participate and see if we can find a connection to a Dymock ancestry by matching DNA with another Dymock family. I wills start a new thread and see if anyone is interested in establishing a Dymock Y DNA project at FamilyTreeDNA.
My son-in-law is a candidate for this project, as he carries the Dymock surname and the Y chromosome that the mysterious and missing George Dymock passed down to George E. Dymock (b. abt 1869) and he in turn passed it down to his male offspring, and so forth, down the the present day.
I can be emailed directly at:
clarkRN@msn.com
Thank you,
Laraine Clark

Re: Looking for Dymock's in the USA

dymock2 — 2008-01-02 00:15:06Z

My father was Thomas Dymock White. Came to USA in 1920 or so, from Great Britain (Bristol). Settled in Long Island, then Binghamton, N.Y.
Greatgrand father (x5 or 6) was Kings Champion.
There is a Dymock, Pa., but haven't made any connection.

Looking for Dymock's in the USA

pipergirls — 2007-07-15 13:05:44Z

I am looking for Dymocks in the USA, to start my family tree, I don't have much info, all I can provide is that my fathers name is Donald F. Dymock Sr. born 2-29-29 in Bradford, PA. anyone knowing anything please e-mail me at piper_girls@yahoo.com thank you very much!

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

dymock — 2006-11-06 04:52:54Z

I too am searching for my reletives as well. I live in th United States.

Re: Dymoke Listserver

dymock — 2006-11-06 04:49:15Z

Would like to know if you you know of anyone name Dymock as my last name is Dymock also.

Re: Dymoke Listserver

dymock — 2006-11-01 18:48:45Z

Hello from Michigan! Yes my name was changed quite a bit down the road. Its been changed to: Dimmock,Dimmick,Dymoke,Dimoke,Dimock,& now to Dymock.

www.dymock.org

2004-12-02 06:08:50Z

Hi
This has Allyn Dimick's listings online.

The site is to be updated over the next couple of months.
thanks
Tom Dimock Fredericton New Brunswick Canada

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

2003-11-15 01:31:23Z

Hi, Sorry it`s taken so long to get back, check out The Dymock`s of Holytown on tribalpages.com.
Let me know if you would like some photos of the church etc at Carnwath.

Best wishes,
Ian.

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

cstrangelaetsch — 2003-10-12 18:21:38Z

Ian,

Thank you, Thank you! Any information would be appreciated.

My 3g-grandfather Robert Dymock was married in a village called Carnwath, according to the IGI at familysearch.org.

Robert Dymock (b.1803 d. 1876 ONT Canada)
m. Ellen Newbigging (b 1803 d. 1892 ONT Canada) in 1829 in Carnwath, Co. Lanark, Scotland.

I believe they left Carnwath between 1837-1842 and moved to Kilmeny. Then immigrated to Elgin County, Ontario Canada from Scotland in 1852. Robert's grandson William, my g-grandfather, immigrated to the US in 1907. William changed the spelling from Dymock to Dimeck when he married my g-grandmother, Catherine Walsh in 1910.

I have additional information on Robert Dymock's descendants at http://www.mydead.com/
(Look under "People")

Best Regards,
Cheryl Strange-Laetsch
Grass Lake, MI

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

iandymock — 2003-10-11 00:16:38Z

Hi,Cheryl,
I dont know if we are from the same Dymocks, I live in Scotland and have some William and Thom`s in the family,
do you know if your family came from a village called Carnwath, its near Edinburgh.
Drop me a line if you can and I will fill in the gaps.
Ian.

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

iandymock — 2003-10-11 00:16:38Z

Hi Karen,
As you can see I`m also a Dymock, but a Scottish one.
I dont know if we are distantly related, who knows?
I have a web site at tribalpages.com you can check out.
I know of some dymocks is Austraila who are related.
There is also a village in England called Dymock, where we all originated from.
If you want any info on the Dymocks on this side of the pond, drop me a note.
Ian.

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

2003-04-20 02:21:38Z

Hi! Sure, i'd like to exchange information, on little what I have. My e-mail address is karonpiper@yahoo.com I look forward to hearing from you!
Karon Piper

Re: Looking for reletives in the USA

cstrangelaetsch — 2003-04-19 22:38:29Z

Hello! Your DYMOCK names look very similar to mine. Lots of Hellen's, Nellie's, and William's. My DYMOCK line immigrated from Scotland to Canada in 1852. Some members immigrated to Detroit in the early 1900's. My gg-grandfather was William Dymock, b 1888. He immigrated to Detroit in c1910 and changed his surname spelling to DIMECK.

Please contact me if you are interested in exchanging information.

Looking for reletives in the USA

2003-03-11 04:03:26Z

I am looking for my reletives in the USA that know about my family tree, or knows some one who knows about it. I've tried writting to many "Dymocks" in the USA but no one answered my letters or e-mails. Here is what I know, then maybe you or some one you know can help me. My e-mail address is: karonpiper@yahoo.com
Grandfather: William James Dymock Born in Whales in the 1800's then later moved to Bradford, PA. he married Gertrude Holmes. Their children were as follows:

William James Dymock B:? D:?
Nellis Dymock B:2/13/29 D:?
Donald Francis Dymock B:2/13/29 (twin to Nellis) also my father
Helen Dymock B:? D:?
Arlene Dymock-Howard B:? D:?

Re: George Dymock

thehoons — 2002-09-11 23:35:05Z

Hello Christina,
I have a George Albert Dymock in our line. He was born London, England. His parents names are William Charles Dymock and Eliza Jamieson. George married Elizabeth Ada Turner in 1911, NSW, Australia.
I'm not sure if this is your line or not but i do hope it helps you.
Regards Carol.

Dymoke Listserver

blocherd — 2002-06-29 04:52:58Z

I have a listserver for the "DYMOKE" name at Rootsweb.com, and I invite you all to join.

Some of the variant spellings are DYMOKE, DIMICK, DIMMICK, and possibly DYMOCK.

If you are interested in subscribing, send a message to:
DYMOKE-L-Request@rootsweb.com and in the body of the message type only the word SUBSCRIBE and nothing else!

Re: George Dymock

pertls — 2002-06-11 22:55:33Z

We are also looking for anything on a George Dymock, born in 1829, probably in England. He had a son, William H. Dymock, born in Ohio in 1852.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

mystery

2001-04-03 12:00:00Z

Hello,

My grand father is called Peter dymock, he is the son of Jasper dymock.
Now the jasper i'm talking about had a father called Thomas Dymock, from lincolnshire.
Jasper was disowned and no one seems to know why..the only person that might know is my grandfather's cousin Edna who lives near washington,USA. He was going to visit her in 2 weeks, but just had a heart attack on sunday, so won't make the trip. It's a family mystery, does anyone have the answer ? we do NOT have any claims on anything, but we don't understand..Can anyone help us ?

Thank you very much, Jessica

George Dymock

2000-07-28 14:34:23Z

Hello,
We have found a hole in our family tree. Does anyone have any information on a George Dymock from England? That's about all we know about him. Parents/children/cousins, anything would be helpful