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Bell

angelaglendinning — 2012-04-25 15:53:31Z

Hi, I am trying to locate any family members that are related to a John Bell who was married to Margaret Glendinning (Duffy) from stanley durham area. Any info would be greatful

Glendinning from Durham area

angelaglendinning — 2012-04-25 15:51:13Z

Hi I am trying to locate any family members that are related to George Glendinning that was married to a Margaret Duffy. Any Help or information would be grateful

Re: Woodstock Ontario

PatriciaPaterson68 — 2011-06-26 19:53:09Z

Paula,I see this is a old post,but my gr.grandmother was Janet Glendining.She married my gr.grandfather William Paterson.There are several Glindening in our family Tree. William&Janet moved to Ingersoll,On.Canada from Scarborough Can.Which you know is rather close to Woodstock.
As soon as I'm able will look on the Paterson family tree's and see if I can find out more information for you.

Pat

Re: Michigan: Zada Glendinning m. Robert A. Honner

islofancestors — 2011-06-11 15:59:00Z

Did your Glendinning family come from Scotland?
My Glendinning ancestor was in Detroit from 1855-1879.
Came from Glasgow.

GLENDINNING Mary Virginia 1901 1963 Jesus Christ the same yesterday and today and for ever

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2010-06-26 12:17:46Z

GLENDINNING Mary Virginia 1901 1963 Jesus Christ the same yesterday and today and for ever

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GLENDINNING William A 1901 1973 Jesus Christ the same yesterday and today and for ever

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2010-06-26 12:17:34Z

GLENDINNING William A 1901 1973 Jesus Christ the same yesterday and today and for ever

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GLENDINNING Archibald A 1899 1962 Texas ccm USNR W W II

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2010-06-26 12:17:23Z

GLENDINNING Archibald A 1899 1962 Texas ccm USNR W W II

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Re: Catharine Glenduning/Glendunning

mejcp — 2010-05-31 16:17:03Z

It is my first time to use the family tree. Anyway, the frasier should be spelled as Frazier.

I really do not know much about the Glenduning family tree. I still am searching too.

would love to hear from you about this family.
Margie

Re: Michigan: Zada Glendinning m. Robert A. Honner

whittner — 2010-05-18 13:25:36Z

Robert H. Honner was my grandfather. His son was Robert A. Honner (my father). Dr. Honner died in Detroit in 1900. He was a surgeon. Dr. Honner was one of a number of children of a Robert Honner and Paul Honore was the child of one of Dr. Honner's siblings. I have that list tucked away in a trunk. I've never found one Honner relative and am very excited to hear from you. I wish there were a way to communicate directly. Please let me know if you'd like to know more about Dr. Honner. He sadly died when my father was 4 1/2 but my father told me stories about him and I have pictures and his framed medical degrees and letters he wrote to my grandmother Leila who lived to be around 90.

Re: Michigan: Zada Glendinning m. Robert A. Honner

MjHonner — 2010-05-18 05:44:27Z

Thank you for posting! I sent you a message regarding this. Your cousin is Paul Honore? He is my cousin also. His grandchildren and I just can't figure out how. And, we could never figure out how Dr. Honner fit in. I pieced together that his father was Thomas (Ireland>Canada), but we have so many Thomases in the family and this one was older and did not seem to fit in anywhere specifically. Do know Thomas had a sister, Mrs. Catherine (Honner) Taylor in Canada. Please email me. P.S. Many of the Honners in Canada spell the surname Honor also.

Re: Michigan: Zada Glendinning m. Robert A. Honner

whittner — 2010-05-17 15:38:37Z

If you are related to Dr. Robert H. Honner, born Waterford, Ireland, 1856, and wife Leila Emma Dymond Honner, you are related to me. He had a number of brothers and sisters and I am looking for information on how to contact their descendants as they would be my cousins. One cousin was Paul Honore, an artist who painted the murals on the Midland, MI County Court House. He changed the spelling of his last name back to the original spelling when he became a professional artist. One of Dr. Honner's sisters was name Mattie (sp?). Dr. Honner was baptized in Waterford at Trinity Anglican Cathedral before he and his family left Ireland when he was a small child. Please share any information on any appropriate Honner relatives.

Re: Michigan: Zada Glendinning m. Robert A. Honner

whittner — 2010-05-17 13:18:59Z

I have specific information on Dr. Robert H. Honner. I saw your post of three years ago. What information would you like?

Glendinnings

AnnMcMahon77 — 2010-04-30 12:30:35Z

Information on the Glendinning family that appear to live in and around Hexham and St John Lee ,Northumberland the earliest record seems to be a John Glendinning baptized St john lee 1756

Re: viking lineage

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2009-10-22 13:50:39Z

Perhaps the easiest way to learn whether you have Viking blood is have your DNA tested to determine your basic Haplogroup. Look for a SOMERVILLE DNA study. If you are a man you can submit your own cheek swab, but if a female, you will need to find a male SOMERVILLE of your line who would be willing to donate his DNA.

My brother donated his cheek swab for me, and lo & behold, we are Vikings!

Re: Glendinnings of Mouswald / Torthorwald & Dalton Dumfries

londonaye — 2009-07-27 15:35:21Z

My ancestor was William Glendinning, born Torthorwald about 1804x1811. He married Margaret Ferguson at Dumfries Parish Church in 1831 and worked as a sawyer in Dumfries (St.Michaels Street). By 1861 he was a sawyer in Troqueer (Church Street).

They had 7 known children -
1) Mary Glendinning, born about 1832. She married (as his 2nd wife) James Gardiner, a coachman of Anwoth. She died in Dumfries in 1883, having had 7 children.
2) William Ferguson Glendinning born about 1835. He married Robina Graham Turner in Dumfries in 1854. Worked as a builder, and lived in Greenbrae Lane, Dumfries. They had 13 children.
3) Agnes Glendinning, born about 1839. Married David Kirk, a slater of Loreburn Street in Dumfries in 1861.
4) John Glendinning born about 1843. A blacksmith.
5) Jane Glendinning, born about 1846.
6) Janet Glendinning born about 1850.
7) James Glendinning, born 10th May 1855.

Does this tie in with anyone else's Glendinnings?

Re: Glendinnings from Hartlepool or Co. Durham

nevada150 — 2009-03-20 17:40:31Z

Hi John,
My name is Keith Glendinning and I was born here in Hartlepool. I am 68 years old and have one brother, Barrie John who is 67 years old. My father wa called Herbert Glendinning, born 16th April 1914. he had two brothers called Tom and John. Their father (my grandfather) was also called John and he was Gentlemans Barber in the town. He had several barber shops around the town, one being next to the North Steelworks, and another just off Lynn Street near to one of the old pubs. My father was born at 11 Derby Street in Hartlepool, but I believe his father may have come from one of the colliery towns. My father's brother Tom never married, but John married and had 2 or 3 children. My mother (Tessie Harrington) didn't get on with that side of the family, so as children Barrie and I weren't allowed to see them!!Unfortunately they're all deceased now, so I can't ask
anyone.
I have two children, Corinne aged 37 and Grant aged 36. Corinn has a Masters in Physical Chemistry and hopes to teach soon, but is raising two little sons, Hadden and Hector at the moment. Grant also has a Masters in English and is an Assistant Director at Islington College of Further Education. Corinne is Married to Guy Sellers, a New Zealander living in England and Grant is Married to Misa (Odstrcilova)from the Czech Republic, who he met when he was teaching English therein the 1990's.
Hope this gives you a little information.

GLENDINNING William G 1922 1995 ad3 US Navy W W II

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-07 13:09:41Z

GLENDINNING William G 1922 1995 ad3 US Navy W W II

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GLENDINNING Joyce ROBINSON 1932 1995 beloved wife and mother

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-07 13:09:29Z

GLENDINNING Joyce ROBINSON 1932 1995 beloved wife and mother

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Re: Glendinnings of Mouswald / Torthorwald & Dalton Dumfries

str45626 — 2009-02-15 00:56:45Z

Mick
I am decended from James Glendinning b.1831 d. 1916 Sydney, who I believe married Agnes Scott b.1840 d.1923. One of their sons Cecil Thomas (also known as Thomas) was my grandfather, married Daisy Walker 1916, lived in Hong Kong
where grandfather was murdered in July 1918. My father
David James Glendinning survived and lives in Sydney almost 92!
Sandra

Looking for Information on Frederick James Glendinning Baker

cherry117hg — 2009-01-04 17:25:20Z

I am trying to find out what happened to this gentleman and his family.
Frederick James Glendinning Baker was the son of John Frederick Baker (Royal Artilliary)and Ada Amelia Glendinning. The family was in the army in Jubbalpore, India when Frederick JG Baker was born around 1898. He was aged 2 in the 1901 census in Hampshire, married Annie Alicia Watson in Camberwell, London in 1923, and was living in Bromley, Kent in 1930 when Alicia died (in Farnborough hospital following an operation). Family history says he moved away, taking with him his young family, to join relatives "in Scotland" but I cannot find any death record for the name in Scotlands People. Does anybody have any information? If they are still alive his children have cousins in England they have never met and I would like to help them make contact if possible. Thanks in advance for your help.

Re: Glendinnings from Hartlepool or Co. Durham

sclarke09 — 2008-12-23 13:49:41Z

If you let me have a little more information I can probably help. You would also need to search on the Internet for Alex Glendinning who lives in Jersey as he has Glendinning's from Hartlepool ( I think) on his Glendinning family tree. Happy to help you start things off.
Sharon Clarke ( nee Glendinning) 'Glendinnings of Chollerton' family tree

Re: Marion Glendinning abt 1784

mack_brooks — 2008-11-07 19:40:19Z

Joy, we are cousins. I descend from your ancestor John McKay of New Galloway's older half-brother Robert McKay, through Robert's son William and his son another William, who immigrated to Georgia in 1867 with wife and children. I have an original letter written by your John "Uncle John" in the 1820s to his nephew William and loads of other information on our New Galloway ancestors which I would be delighted to exchange/share. My direct email is: sheftall2039@charter.net
Hope to hear from you soon and learn what you know about John and Marion's children and grandchildren, many of whom remain a mystery to me.
Best regards,
John Sheftall
Columbus, GEorgia

Marion Glendinning abt 1784

nanb64 — 2008-09-09 19:49:06Z

Hi , I am looking for any information for my 2x great grandmother Marion Glendinning who married John Mckay born 1780 New Galloway Kells Kirk Scotland,he died 1861. They had 1 son that i know of my Great grandfather John Mckay born 31 Jan 1830 in New Galloway. Any information would be greatly appricated.Thank you Joy

Michigan: Zada Glendinning m. Robert A. Honner

MjHonner — 2007-07-11 12:28:11Z

Glendinnings of Michigan: Zada Glendinning (b. 12/25/1912 in MI, d. 9/22/1985 in CA) married Robert Arleigh Honner (b. 12/28/1896 in Detroit, d. 7/27/1996 in CA).

I have the following info on these Glendinnings and hope someone has some Honner info...

Lyle R. Glendinning, b. MI, married Bessie M. Billings?, b. 1875. Bessie is a widow living in Marquette, Michigan on 1920 Census. Living with her is mother Cornelia M. Billings, b. 1841 in MI. Also children Robert M. Glendinning, b. 14 Apr 1905 in Montana, and Zada Louise Glendinning.

Looking for info on Zada's father-in-law Dr. Robert H. Honner, b. abt. 1856 in Ireland, and died between 1900-1910 in Detroit. Mother-in-law was Leila Emma Dymond Honner, b. 13 May 1871 in Rochester Twp., Essex Co., Ontario, Canada.

Catharine Glenduning/Glendunning

SHARON BRYANT — 2007-07-09 12:36:09Z

Hello,

I am looking for information on the parents of Catharine Glenduning/Glendunning. She married Alexander Fraser in Aug 1683 in Edinburgh, SCT.

I suspect she was the daughter of John Glenduning and Agnes Muir (Moore).

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Sharon Bryant

viking lineage

venger_1 — 2007-06-29 16:12:03Z

This is probably too broad a question, but I'm not looking to so much build an entire family tree (maybe someday), but I'm curious on my family bloodline and if it possibly intersects with vikings at any point. Reason I ask, is because I've got scots on both mother and fathers side of the family and I'm certain I'd read that vikings were there at one point.
What would be the best way for me to find this out? My last name is Somerville (Ross is the other). Thanks so much.

John Glendinning & Margaret Moore Ireland & Scotland

ruthsconner — 2007-03-26 04:26:00Z

Searching for additional children or any other details on the above couple to match my Anne. They married 1809 and possibly Mauchline, Ayrshire, Scotland or could have been Ireland. John was a gardener.
Anne married Henderson Douglas 1827 Monkton & Prestwick, Ayrshire, Scotland.

James Glendinning & Julia Mason, New Cumnock, Ayrshire, Scotland

Janet_Finney — 2007-03-03 23:39:09Z

Julia Campbell Mason(daughter of William Mason & Elizabeth Boyd) was born Nov. 8, 1868 and died April 27, 1941 at New Cumnock. She md James Glendinning(b1864?,d July 29,1903 in a mining accident?) at New Cumnock, Ayrshire.

Their children were:
Elizabeth(1889-1977?) md James Shearer(1884-1939?)
Robert md Janet Burns
William md Elizabeth
James(1895-1966?) md Agnes Stewart
Annie S. (1896-1911?)
John(b 1899?) md Agnes Wylie(1898-1967?)
Samuel (b 1901?) md Mary Ross(1904-1979?).

Would like more info on this whole family. Please contact me at any of the following:
jifjc@primus.ca
jif137@hotmail.com
C/O Richard Finney, 33 St.Louis Rd., Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2M 3J4, Canada. Janet Isobelle Finney

Catherine Glendinning & John Smith, Closeburn, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, early 1800s

Janet_Finney — 2007-03-03 23:21:58Z

I don't have much information about Catherine except a rough guesss of when she was born, (1782)but I know from my gr gr grandfather's death certificate that she married John Smith(a grain miller) and had a large family. Catherine's husband John can be found in New Cumnock parish, Ayrshire on the 1841 census but Catherine may have died because she never shows up on any census records with him. The family must have moved to New Cumnock between 1826-1841.

Their children born or baptised in Closeburn parish, Dumfriesshire:
John 1805 (married and had a large family, lived in New Cumnock but died in Penpont parish, Dumfriesshire)
Margaret 1807
Mary 1809
Janet 1811
Elizabeth 1814
Catherine 1816
William 1822, (married Margaret McNaught(McKnight) of Sorn & had a large family: Margaret, Catherine Glendinning, Mary, Janet, Marion, Agnes, Elizabeth, James, John & William Smith).
Elizabeth 1826 (married Mr. Toward, had a large family, lived in New Cumnock)

Want info on Catherine's parents, siblings and children.

Please contact me at jifjc@primus.ca OR
jif137@hotmail.com
OR C/O Richard Finney, 33 St.Louis Road, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2M 3J4, Canada. Janet Isobelle Finney

Glendinnings in Ontario, Canada

ShariCygan38 — 2007-02-27 21:13:03Z

Jane and Jennett Glendinning (21 and 18 yrs. old, respectively) are found living in Prescott, Grenville Co.,
Ontario, Canada in the 1851 Canada census in the TORR
household. They were reportedly born in Canada.
Does anyone know of these young ladies or how they are
related to the TORRS?

Re: Glendinnings from Hartlepool or Co. Durham

2006-11-17 03:57:19Z

Hello Dave
You never mentioned if you were connected to the Glendinnings/Glendennings. My Glendinnings are all located in Durham County from Hartlepool, Hesleden, Easington, Houghton le Spring, so I think all the Glendinnings are connected. I have been putting all the Durham Glendinnings into my database in hopes some day of connecting them.
I would be glad to share what I have found, there may be a connection
Connected families to my Glendinnings are Baglee, Hogg, Crocket, Rippon, Coxon, Mason, Head, Kirkley
Regards John
Johnhutch@sympatico.ca

Re: Glendinnings from Hartlepool or Co. Durham

dmspfld — 2006-11-15 06:05:49Z

I know of a group of Glendennings (spelling variants) in and around Darlington and Barnard Castle in County Durham.

Dave

Robert Glendinning

jsproat46 — 2006-11-04 20:41:28Z

Does anyone have any information on Robert Glendinning b.1761 d.3/13/1794. May had married Barbra Porter. His daughter Elizabeth is in my Sproat line.

Re: Nan Carson (Susannah Glendinning) Shotley Bridge

sclarke091 — 2006-05-25 23:27:33Z

Susannah Carson married Mathew Wilkinson Glendinning in the Sept quarter of 1907 and the marriage was registered at Lanchester ( 10A 604).
Mathew is a decendent within my Glendinning family.
Sharon Clarke ( nee Glendinning)

GLENDINNING-Summerville Cemetery Sect. 18-Augusta,Richmond,Georgia

RobertSmitherman51 — 2006-03-21 16:59:58Z

Buried in the Summerville Cemetery Sect. 18 in Augusta,Georgia: #1 In Memory of John Glendinning Born December 6th 1823, Died August 4th 1853. #2 William son of J. & B. Glendinning Died Decr. 23rd 1850, In the 2nd year of his age.( 1 Grave-No Inscription)

Adam Clendenon b 1675

ladyjudith40 — 2006-03-16 18:27:03Z

Adam Clendenon born 1675. Married Rebecca Cope in Mountrath, Leix, Ireland.
Children:
Robert born 1694 in Cappah, Tyrone, Ireland
Isaac born 1695 in Mountrath, Offaly, Ireland
Deborah born 1699 in Clonan, Queens, Ireland
Following the Robert Clendenon line. Have information from Robert 1694 to present families (2006). Suspect Adam may have come from Scotland? Maybe even a slight change in name? Any help is appreciated!

Re: Glendinings in Newtownards, c/o Down

SHARON BRYANT — 2006-03-08 11:11:03Z

Hello Sue,

Would you please contact me off the board at SharonBryant@cox.net?

I am interested in any Glendinning family from Co. Down and would like more details.

Thank you,

Sharon Bryant

Glendinings in Newtownards, c/o Down

2006-03-07 10:37:33Z

Hi
I am trying to find any relitive of my Grandad JOHN BERNARD GLENDINNING. Born in Newtownards.
I have been told he was born about 1909.
He married Ursula Doherty and had 5 children
Vincent, Eleanor,Agnes, Liam and John.
Also can anyone please recomend a good site to find Irish relatives?
Many Thanks Sue

Re: The Name Glendenning, of Ontario, Canada

bimbohastings — 2006-02-19 00:01:51Z

Hi There,
Maria Glendenning and James Stewart are my gr gr grandparents. Hello cousin!!
Would love to hear from you,
Kind Regards,
Jane Stewart, Isle of Lewis, Scotland
http://home.switchboard.com/AuntieJanesTreeHouse

Re: Glendinnings of Mouswald / Torthorwald & Dalton Dumfries

2005-12-18 09:55:16Z

Hello Mick

I have just read your post and I believe that my husband's family are descendant from James Glendinning (b. 17 June 1831).

Would be happy to share information.

Regards

Carolyn
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Re: GLENDINNING/GLENDONWYN/GLENDONING/CLENDINNEN

GlasgowFamilyResearch — 2005-12-14 13:21:23Z

Hi there,

I don't have any directly in my tree - but you will find lots in Roxburghshire in Scotland, as I keeping finding them when looking for family members in that area. check out the Roxburghshire board on this site and I'm sure you will find lots.

Cheers,
Clare

Re: glendinnings in Dumfreshire, Scotland

SHARON BRYANT — 2005-10-31 03:09:59Z

Looking for a special person

SHARON BRYANT — 2005-10-31 03:02:31Z

Hello,

I'm looking for a special person. This would be a male Glendenning who can trace his lineage back 300-400 years or who has a family tradition of Viking ancestry.

Is there anyone out there who fits the bill?

Sharon Bryant

Glendinning/Anderson

pomme_jean — 2005-09-07 02:17:26Z

Hello, does anyone have Andrew Glendinning and Elizabeth[Miller] Anderson in their family treeThey were both born in Scotland abt. 1838 to 1855, travelled separately to New Zealand and married at Harrisville on 9th. September 1874.He was 35, Elizabeth was 21.Andrew may have been born at Berwick-on-Tweed,Elizabeth at Burnt Island,Fife. A ny information would be greatly appreciated.Thanks,Jean.

Dickson's of Montana

lnltrusty — 2005-08-03 12:34:13Z

I am looking for Dickson family that settled in Montana ,But are from Missouri,( Denzil R. Dickson,Dewitt W. Dickson,Thomas Dickson) if anyone has any info Please let me know.

Glendinnings of Mouswald / Torthorwald & Dalton Dumfries

2005-07-25 18:57:25Z

Hi I'm looking for decendants of James Glendinning b 27 Apr 1760 Torthorwald and Janet Irving b 18 Nov 1765 (Mouswald?) d 8 Mar 1860 Dalton. Their children as far as we know were:
Mary b. 3 Oct 1790 Mouswald d. 12 Jul 1876, m. Thomas Dickson in Mouswald.
Janet b. 27 Dec 1792 Mouswald
William b. 10 Jun 1798 Mouswald
David b. 11 Apr 1802 Mouswald d. 8 Jul 1850 Dalton, m Janet Fergusson 24 Aug 1830 Mouswald. He is believed to have possibly fathered 2 illegitimate children: Thomas Glendinning b 1828 Mouswald and Elspeth Dickson Glendinning 12 Sep 1830. David & Janet had the following children:
James b. 17 Jun 1831 Mouswald
Robert b. 21 Oct 1832 Mouswald
William b. 23 Aug 1835 Mouswald
John b. 24 Nov 1836 Mouswald
David b. 24 Mar 1839 d. Dec 1839 Mouswald
Mary b. 26 Dec 1841 Dalton

I am descended from Mary Glendinning and Thomas Dickson but am interested filling the gaps we have on the siblings etc as well. Any info on thses Glendinnings would be much appreciated.

Cheers
Mick Dickson
Toowoomba, Queensland Australia

John Glendinning arrives in Virginia in 1716

BasketLady420 — 2005-07-24 01:57:23Z

GLENDINNING, John
Jacobite captured at Preston. Transported on the "Elizabeth and Anne", master Edward Trafford, from Liverpool to Jamaica or Virginia 29 June 1716. Landed in Virginia ~ unindentured.
(CTB) (SP/C) (VSP)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 58.
Joyce

GLENDINNING/GLENDONWYN/GLENDONING/CLENDINNEN

2005-07-06 07:00:46Z

GDAY:)
Im in Australia doing a One Name Study of CLENDINNEN/CLENDINNING/GLENDINNING in Australia , Ireland, Scotland etc etc..Name in scotland also spelt GLENDONWYN/GLENDONING etc...My Lot in Scotland originated from Dumfriess and Kirkcudbright...Very Interested in NINIAN GLENDONWYN Ancestors and Descendants..
Anyone Researching this Name
Origin of Name is originally from SCOTLAND, then went to IRELAND etc
This is My Direct Line
Thankyou
Regards
Cathy:)

Glendinnings from Hartlepool or Co. Durham

2005-05-25 22:04:31Z

I am just wondering if there are any Glendinnings out there that have there roots in Hartlepool and County Durham England

John Hutchison
Johnhutch@sympatico.ca

Re: glendinning's in scotland

SHARON BRYANT — 2004-10-21 15:26:44Z

Jeretta,

Would you please contact me privately at SharonBryant@cox.net?

I have information you should be aware of before continuing on this line.

Thanks,

Sharon