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CamplinResearcher: John William
Burlinson Lyme Regis area prior to 1880 Researcher: Martin Tolley Any information, this century, Weymouth and south Dorset area CarterResearcher: Sue Howes Lavinia Persis CARTER,born c1852,Father:James CARTER.Married Okeford Fitzpaine to Charles PALMER,born1847,Pimperne,Dorset Also chasing Charles' parents etc: Father was Henry PALMER born circa 1794 Abbotsbury,Dorset, Mother: Sarah STEVENS born circa 1811 Tarrant Hinton [her mother Ann born c1777 Blandford] born circa 1811 Tarrant Hinton, Dorset Researcher: Antony Lane Researcher Antony lane My research goes back to Joesph LANE HUNTSPIL SOM. His Son George LANE(1836) married Hanah ANDREWS (1831) of WARE SOM they had 8 children. Edward(1860),Annie Marie(1861),Joesph(1863),Susan(1864)all at HUNTSPIL the family then moved to STURMINSTER NEWTON DOR. Henry(1869),Hannah(1871),they then moved to STALBRIDGE DOR. Eliza Jane(1873), Alice M.(1876). Susan married Charles CARTER 11th OCT1883 Annie Marie married James HATCHER 5thFEB1885 Joesph married Mary LANE 1887 Eliza married Henry MILLER 18th SEPT1895. Researcher: Eileen Boyt Researching BOYT family. I've found most of them in Sturminster Marshall. I've traced back to Richard BOYET whose first child, Sarah was baptised in Sturminster Marshall, 3 other children, Wiliam Richard & Keziah baptised in Lytchett Matravers. Richard's wife listed as Betty, mn unknown. I cannot find Richard's place of birth or where he married. Any information regarding Richard or BOYT family most welcome. Researcher: Geoffrey
Cartridge I am researching the line of Poole Cartridge's that extend back from Albert Edward "Princer" CARTRIDGE 1898, Richard Hart C. Joseph Butler C. Joseph William 1797, and thence back to John C. about 1620 or so.I would be grateful for any help and information about anyone in the family around the 1600's. Any Historical fact clarifying the "Cartouche" story or other would be most welcome. CaseResearcher: Bill Case William Joseph CASE was born 21st April 1842 at Stanton St. Gabriel. His father was Joseph Case and his mother Susan Case, formerly Stone or Store. Stanton St. Gabriel does not appear to exist on any map that I can find although I have found the photograph of the church on the Net. Any information on the Case family or Stanton St Gabriel would be welcome. CatesResearcher: Caroline
Gurney I am researching the CATES family in East Lulworth, Dorset. My earliest known ancestor is James CATES, married Mary and had 9 children between 1698 and 1713, all in East Lulworth. I am descended from their 4th child Mary CATES baptised 5 July 1703 at East Lulworth. Website: Caroline Gurney's Family History CaveResearcher: Gary Ranson Looking for CAVE & SPENCERs' in Ibberton, Dorset, England Researcher: Daniel Patrick Quinn I am currently researching the old folklore maks known as the Dorset Ooser which used to be owned by the Cave family of Holt Farm, Melbury Osmond, Dorset during the latter half of the nineteenth century. The two mains individuals concerned with the Ooser are Thomas William Cave (1858-?) and Doctor Edward John Cave (1860-c1932). I believe they also had a sister, Emma (1856-?).I would very much like to get in contact with any descendants or relatives of the Cave family. Please write to : 117 Slyne Road, Bolton-le-Sands, Carnforth, Lancs, LA5 8AH or e-mail daniel.quinn@kcl.ac.uk CawleyResearcher: Ayjay Way I am Looking for anyone with connection to the WAY families of Lyme Regis, Dorset. Charles Way and Ruth Cawley were married 27 Oct 1818 in Lyne Regis. ChaffeyResearcher: Heather Ivany I believe there may have been Chaffeys living in Corfe Castle in the
1700's. Is CHAFFEY the original spelling of the name or did it
begin as Chafe, Chaffe, Chaffin... Chafin/ChaffinResearcher: vchildre@swva.net I am seeking information on Chafin or Chaffin who came to America in the 1700's. I can trace my ancestor Simon Chafin back to the mid 1700's in VA, but know nothing of previous ancestors. Any information on a John Chafin who may have come to America would also be appreciated. ChalkResearcher: Thomas R Cole Any info Cole and Forrest families at Wimborne Minster, Chalk family near Christchurch, Porter near Poole, Minchin at Christchurch, Ayers at Poole, Crew at Sturminster Newton and Buckhorn Weston, Hobbs at Stalbridge, Powell and Tucker families, Ackerman at Broadwindsor, Squires near Poole, Randall and White at Christchurch, Faulkner near Ringwood, ChalkerResearcher: John H. Mabey, Jr. I am interested in family history information about any MABEY family who lived in and around the Mapperton - Powerstock - Wraxall area of Dorset, just north of Bridport, during the time period of the 1850's and before. Information I have on my direct Mabey line is as follows:
Anyone having information on the above persons, or who shares a common interest, please contact me. The other surnames I have posted also connect into my Mabey line (all from Dorset). ChamberlainChamberlaineResearcher: Wayne
D Burgess CHAMBERLAIN family history, relatives & related info. John Chamberlayne born Bockhampton Stinsford Parish 1749 married Hannah BISHOP born 1762 Fordington St. George. Eleanor COWARD born 1790 married John Chamberlaine born 1792 in Bockhampton. Coward family Robert, Henry, Robert & Robert born Stinsford in 1600's related families. Would like info on Stinsford Churchyard and family connections. ChantResearcher: Sean Leyland I am researching the family of my wife. Her g.g.g. grandfather James and his wife Mary migrated in 1849 on board "The Sea which departed from Plymouth, arriving in Sydney. They left with five children, having a further six in Australia. There are many descendents now living in Australia. he was born in Sherborne and she in Bridport. Any information regarding the Chants, and there many still living in Dorset would be welcome. Researcher: Michael Cheeseman Searching for details or descendants of George and Elizabeth Chant of Sherborne circa 1800-1850 possibly Beamster and Melbury Osmond. Also James and Ann Bunter of Bradpole and Sherborne. Three children of James and Ann Bunter arrived New South Wales in 1849, another in Western Australia in 1856. Brother Timothy not known to have left the U.K. Mary Bunter married James Chant b circa 1816 and arrived per Sea in 1849. Fellow researcher Sean Leyland already listed is connected via his wife to one of James and Mary's sons born in New South Wales. I am decended from sons Luke Bunter Chant born Sherborne 1844 and brother Richard born Mittagong New South Wales 1860. Seeking descendants of James Chant sister Harriet b circa 1813. George and Elizabeth believed to have come from Castleton circa 1800. Other possible couple George and Elizabeth came from nearby Melbury Osmond 1799 and were married at Beamster in 1796. Possible earlier connection to Chants at Yeovil, Yetminster, Milborne Port and West Chinnock in Somerset. ChardResearcher: Belinda & David Chard We have traced our family tree on the BUGDEN side back to WIILIAM BUGDEN who married MARTHA STAINER in 1806 Donhead St.Mary/St.Andrews if anyone can assist us in going back further...please email..>/p> Likewise with another branch we have traced the COLE line back to WILLIAM COLE who married MARY FORRIST on July 7,1722 Wimborne Ministerand with the CHARD line we know that at one stage part of the family were in the area of Bedminster (Llanwonno, Wales)..THOMAS and ANN CHARD..but Thomas's parents..or at least his mother..ANN CHARD.(maiden name not known was born in Bristol Sommerset in 1818 Name: David Chard Looking for info on the CHARD family of Chewstoke back in in 1650's through to 1780. Robert Chard was born in the 1650s and married Mary Dolman and know they had at least two children..Robert and George. Robert married Mary ? and at least one child..William born June 18,1707 and married Martha ? in 1728. They had at least four children..Martha b. May 18,1735...Ann b. July 31,1737....Christopher b.April 1753 and John b. July 13,1757 WE DESIRE TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO TO ALL...EXCEPT CHIRSTOPHER WHO WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO TRACE. In Keynsham....Feb 12,1809 there was born James Chard and in 1819 May 6 Mary Ann Chard and seek info on these. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED CharlesResearcher: Jack Trevett My ggg grandfather Isaac TREVETT was born near Dorchester 4-10-1805 married Elisabeth CHARLES born 6-19-1806 looking for history of the family befor this time. CharmburyResearcher: Judy Jones My ancestor, Daniel CHARMBURY married Elizabeth Young 1781 Blandford Forum. According to his will, he was a builder who owned a lot of property. He had a brother, William. There are no other Chamburys in Blandford Forum other than Daniel's family. Also, none on the Dorset Marriage Index except Daniel's family. There are plenty around Bath area of Avon which was Somerset. Can anyone help with the birth place of Daniel Charmbury? He died 1809, age 56 yrs (born 1753). CheesemanResearcher: David Hounsell Looking for any details of James Hawkins, a mason by trade, born 1837 at Montacute, who lived in Sherborne, married Elizabeth Phoebe Gosney about 1858, moved to Dorchester 1864 approx, died 1907 CherrettResearcher: Raye
Kayler-Thomson All of the above either lived in or near Poole, Dorset. Griffin from Broadstone & Corfe Mullen. Sharland from Broadstone. Cherrett from Corfe Mullen. Porter, Vallins, Musselwhite & Gander from Poole. Also researching Fredrick Styring, Mayor of Poole 1866 1875 1887, Elias Sharland of Broadstone married his sister. William Griffin b.1840 in Wimborne, married Julia Sharland
b.1841 Canford. William and his son Walter b.1868 Broadstone, were
Builders in Broadstone. Julia's father Elias Sharland b.c.1818
Salisbury, had a brick yard in Broadstone and owned most of Broadstone,
he was married three times, firstly to Ann Scott 1817-1874 London, Ruth
Cottingham, and Emma Styring (who was the sister of Frederick Styring,
Poole Brewer and Mayor of Poole). ChilcottResearcher: KERRY CHILCOTTOther Names chilcott SEEKING INFORMATION ON ROBERT CHILCOTT OF BEAMINSTER,DORSET.POSSIBILY BORN AROUND 1640,[NOT SURE WHERE].I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE INFORMATION ON HIS FAMILY LINE I.E. PARENTS,PLACE OF ORIGIN,DATES E.T.C. ChinchenResearcher: Gill Alderman Researching mother's family (Bastable) from Swanage, Marnhull, Yetminster; great-grandmother's (Chinchen) from Swanage area; grandmother's (Dugdale) from Wareham ChinnResearcher: Allan Chinn I am researching the Chinn family of Hinton St. Mary and descendants who migrated to the surrounding communities of Marnhull, Sturminster Newton, Gillingham, etc. My line of enquiry has stopped with John Chinn, probably born no later than 1680 and was married to Elizabeth (surname not known). John C. was buried August 3, 1723 in the Churchyard of St. Peter's Church, Hinton St. Mary. He and his wife had at least three sons and one daughter. Amos (bap.29-Jan-1700/1701), John (cir 1706), Joseph (bap.22-Sep-1710), Joseph (bap.22-Sep-1710), Sarah (bap.25-May-1714). I have details to present day on the descendants of the son Amos married to Rebecca cir 1699. I would appreciated any information on the other lines and especially the ancestors of this family. ChipResearcher: Deb Palmer
Redfearn Looking for information on John PALMER and Ruth CHIP who married in Powerstock in 1777. Their children were: John, Thomas, Mary, Elizabeth, Richard and William. William, b. 1791 in Nettlecombe is my gggrandfather. He married Hannah HOSKINS in 1815 in Whitchurch Canonicorum. Hannah b. @1789 is thought to be the daughter of William and Sarah (Halson) HOSKINS of Whitchurch. I would appreciate any assistance with these families and have some information to share. ChristopherResearcher: Maureen Branson I am looking for any information on Thomas Charles CHRISTOPHER born 1864 in "Dorsetshire" ?where. He married Sarah Ellen ?? and they must have emigrated to South Africa at some stage because I have death records for both (Thomas - 25/12/1914, and Sarah Ellen - 31/8/1900). Thomas's father was Thomas CHRISTOPHER, born in England in 1838. He also died in South Africa (2/9/1900), and was married to Elizabeth ?? Any information about the family would be appreciated. Researcher: Edward C. Christopher My father, Alfred John, was born in February 1899 at Witchampton.I believe his father was born in the same district in 1871 and died in Wareham in June 1936. My mothers maiden name was Warren, a Poole family.Who can help me to construct a family tree? ChurchillResearcher: Brian Tompkins Looking for the antecedents and information on Richard TOMPKINS, born May 25, 1806, died October 17, 1848 at Cheselbourne. Richard married Ann CHURCHILL (born February 17, 1799), in Litton Cheney on March 23, 1828. They are known to have had at least 8 children Elizabeth, Dinah, William Churchill, Richard, John, Thomas, Sarah Anne and George. Although Richard died in Cheselbourne he is known to have spent most of his life in West Dorset. There is some suggestion that his move to Cheselbourne was somehow connected with the common local practice of smuggling. Researcher: Deborah Waller Looking for any links to the CHURCHILL family of Wareham, Dorset, UK. I have extended my line back to 1700. Researcher: Susan Nielsen Henry/Harry CURTIS was born 5 Jul 1856 in Swanage, Dorset, England. He moved to Ontario, Canada and married Eliza Jane BLEVINS on 1 Nov 1882. Henry's father was George CURTIS, who was born 1822/24 in Ulwell, Dorset and married Rosanna in 1843/1849 and he died 4 Sep 1884 in Studland, Dorset. Their children were: Joseph (b.1849-Studland, d.1910), Maria C. (b. before 1850-Studland), Ellen Jane (b.1854-Studland, married Charles HARDY, died before 1902 Bournemouth, Eng.), Henry..., Frank (b. 1859-Swanage, married Alice May MARKS, d. 1902), Martha (b. 1861,chr.Swanage, married Edward Joseph CUSSANS, d.1949). As a young man George worked on Godlingston Farm. Rosanna's name may have been CHURCHILL either as a maiden name or from a previous marriage. George's parents were: William CURTIS (b. 1796-Corfe Castle, Dorset, married 1823-Swanage, d. before 1861) and Maria CURTIS (b. 1798-Studland). William and Maria's children: Joanna (1821), George..., Fanny (1829), Thomas (1832), John (1835/36), Mary (1839/40), and Ellen (1844). Maria's parents were Henry CURTIS (b.1774-1833) and Joanna. Their children: Maria..., Thomas (1799), Henry (1802), Joanna (1803/04), Sarah (1807). Henry's parents were John CURTIS (1743-1800) and Elizabeth. Their children: Henry..., John (1777), William (b.1782, md. Ann HIBBS/WINFRITH), Joseph (1785), Sarah (b. 1787), Ann (b.1790), Mary (1792). John's parents were Henry CURTIS (b. 1712) and Sussanah. Their children: John... and Henry CURTIS (b. 1734-Church Knowle, Dorset and married Elizabeth TATCHELL) I'm very interested in finding any more information on any of these people. Researcher: Denise Looking for Churchill's that immigrated to Newfoundland, Canada, in late l700's up to l850's. Thank you
ChurchouseResearcher: Steve Herridge Looking for information regarding this Dorset name. Any information on where the family came from would be much appreciated! ClarkResearcher: Helen Norton Looking for any other descendants of James CLARK and Jane WEBBER who married at Swanage in 1847. James was a Baker/Grocer. I am descended from Sydney John born 1872. BOWER line comes from Langton & Worth Matravers WEBBER & BRIGGS possibly from Corfe Castle. Any contact welcome Researcher: Eric Galvin I am researching the CLARK family of CERNE ABBAS in Dorset. My grandfather was JOHN CLARK born in 1867. His father was Edwin Clark who kept the New Inn. For several generations previously - mainly William Henry Clarks - the family had been the town drapers and tailors. John's mother was an ELLISDON of St Pancras, London.Also related were Josepg Clark RA - brother of Edwin - the famous 19th Century Artist and Joseph Benwell Clark - illustrator of children's books.Other relations were the school teacher; Secretary to the Poor Law Union; stationer and (possibly) watch and clock maker.The direct line can be traced back to William Henry Clark (b. 1749). Then there is a tantlising gap before a line running back to a wedding in 1658 and children born in the 16660, 70s and 80s. Can anyone fill in the gap? Linked family names include ELLISDON (19th Cent), BENWELL (18-19th Cent.), LOVELACE (18th Cent), BRAKE (17th Cent) and STROUD (19th Cent). Researcher: Ken Clark My great Grandfather Joseph Clark, his wife Emily Ann (Nee Culliford and known as Ann) and two children Namely William Culliver and Emily emigrated to Van Diemens Land (Tasmania) in 1841 aboard the Barque "Arab" arriving in Launceston Mar 31st. 1842. Emigration Records show that they came from Dorsetshire. William was born about 1838 and Emily 15 Feb 1840. In Tasmania they had a further 10 children and there are about 8 generations of descendants. I would appreciate any information on them prior to their departure from Dorsetshire and would love to contact other descendants. ClealResearcher: Roger Cleal Sampson berkerley was born at yeabridge, near south petherton. in 1869 believed to have emigrated to australia dissapeared in 1899. Any referencies would be welcome he was my GG Uncle Researcher: sherry I have a ggggrandfather Joseph Cleal who was born in bridport in Dorset in 1825. I would appreciate any connections anyone might have to him or his relatives. CoakesResearcher: Juliette CoakesI am interested in finding members of the Coakes family from the Bere Regis area, or Dorset generally. Also any information about a house called Hyde Lodge, again in Bere Regis.CobbResearcher: Debbie Waller COBB families of East Stoke extending back to Wool. Any information would be welcoming. Would love to extend my family to including living relatives. Researcher: Keith Wood Amos COBB, b.1824 near Lulworth, County Dorset. Married Harriet BRAND in 1852. She was born in 1836. The father of Amos COBB was Samuel COBB who was a school teacher. Amos COBB was a brickmaker and potter by trade. He left England in 1872 and settled in Andrew County, Missouri. His wife and brood of 9 children followed him to America in 1874. My grandfather Albert Henry COBB was born in 1867--in Queenstown; he died in 1857. Harriette Brand COBB was raised in the Catholic faith and was supposedly married at East Lulworth. Amos and Harriette Brand COBB later had their marriage solemnized in a Protestant Chapel. Researcher: Ronald F.R. Smith Mary born 1779 Canford Magna, s/o James Cobb and Mary Simes, married Thomas Pearce CoffinResearcher: Anne Patten Oliver Robert COFFIN was from Stourpaine, Dorset. He arrived in Haystack, Newfoundland around 1830. Any info about Robert's parents and or siblings would be greatly appreciated. Researcher: Graham Hart In 1841,1851 the family were in Wareham. James LUCAS married Ann ??. Children were Annie(m Skinner), Charles (m a BEST) and Jane. There are three Marriages that match in Dorset and we think it is James Lucas of Nether Cerne marrying Ann OLD at Churhc Knowle. Our ANN is born in Charminster but we can't find her... We have a LOT of info on LUCAS' in the area from Dorchester to Purbeck. James and Ann's Daughter Annie married John Skinner from Organford. - BROWN, DOMINEY, and FANCY are all ancestors down this line. Any LUCAS information welcome. If I have to get every LUCAS line in DORSET to sort this out then I will. Researcher: Lynn Wheaton descended from John Colborne age 49 in 1881 census born in Edmonsham and his son (my great-gandfather)Lot Colborne age 14 in 1881 census born in Horton. ColbourneResearcher: Christine
Colbourne Seeking birth and ancestry of Benjamin Colbourne who married Sarah Tucker at Motcombe in 1728. Three generations of Colbournes lived at Motcombe/Shaftesbury in the C18. Researcher: Lesli
Langsmith I would like to find every COLBOURNE attached to Sturminster Newton, Dorset. I specifically looking for more information on William COLBOURNE, christened 9 Feb. 1717 Sturminster Newton and married Christian WHITE on 29 Sep. 1746 Sturminster Newton. Williams parents were William COLBOURNE, christened 3 Jan. 1692 Sturminster Newton and Mary BELBIN, christened 3 Nov. 1687 Sturminster Newton. ColeResearcher: Thomas R Cole Thomas COLE born Wimborne Minster 1767 son of Richard COLE and Sarah (FORREST). Sarah Forrest born about 1735 at Shapwick, Dorset Researcher: Belinda &
David Chard We have traced our family tree on the BUGDEN side back to WIILIAM BUGDEN who married MARTHA STAINER in 1806 Donhead St.Mary/St.Andrews if anyone can assist us in going back further...please email..>/p> Likewise with another branch we have traced the COLE line back to WILLIAM COLE who married MARY FORRIST on July 7,1722 Wimborne Minister and with the CHARD line we know that at one stage part of the family were in the area of Bedminster (Llanwonno, Wales)..THOMAS and ANN CHARD..but Thomas's parents..or at least his mother..ANN CHARD.(maiden name not known was born in Bristol Sommerset in 1818 Researcher: Susan Snelgrove Looking for parents/siblings of Elias COLE, born 1768 in
Bridport, Dorset. He died 1839 in Crocker's Cove, Newfoundland. ColemanResearcher: Sue Twyman I am trying to find out about my maternal grand-parents.My grandmother was born to a HARRIET ROPER/PARKER...her mother was married twice. My grandmothers name was ROSE,but I do not know which maiden name she had.She would of been born about 1879.HARRIET ROPER/PARKER had a laundry in Weymouth. ROSE had a step-sister called Sissy who married a MAY,and lived at Portland. My grandmother ROSE PARKER/ROPER married JEREMIAH COLEMAN in Weymouth about 1896.Any information would be of great help...even about the laundry in Weymouth. Regards from New Zealand. ColesResearcher: Caroline
Gurney Looking for the baptism of Sarah MEW, married John COLES on 14 June 1761 at Cranborne, Dorset. I am researching the name COLES in the parishes of Alderholt & Cranborne, Dorset in the 18th & 19th centuries and in the neighbouring Hampshire parish of Damerham. My earliest known COLES ancestor is Thomas COLES married Mary NIPPARD 20 April 1703, Damerham. Website: Caroline Gurney's Family History CollinsResearcher: Gerry Kingsbury Am seeking information on the family of Kennard James KINGSBURY b.6 Apr 1812 @ Blandford, Eng. and d.24 May 1886 @Hempreston,Eng. He marr 6 July 1850 to Louisa Jacobs b.1830 @ Cranborn, Eng. and they had ten children; Thomas Kennard, Annie Louisa, Emma Abi, Mary Ann, Alice, James, Phoebe Louise, Jennith (Janet Ellen), Caroline, and Walter Jacob. The son, James, was b.15 Dec 1862 @ Witchampton (Dorset) and marr Ellen Marie WHITING 13 July 1882 @ Christchurch, Southampton. They had a dau born in Jan 1883 in England and soon after they came to the US via Canada where a son was born in Oct 1884. He came to Rochester,NY in 1886 where he and his family set up residence. James and Ellen had four additional children; Frank b.1888, James b.1890, Abi Louisa b.1893 and Walter James b.1896 who is the father of my husband, Kenneth James. Phoebe Louise, sister of James, marr 18 Nov 1881 to Charles Cull COLLINS at Christchurch, Southampton and was widowed in 1899. Phoebe and Charles had five children; Charles, Mabel, Walter, Alice and Nellie. Phoebe remained in England but two of her children, Walter and Alice did come to the US. Phoebe later remarried to Cecil KING and is buried in Torquay Cemetary. Researcher: collins Any information on the COLLINS family in or around Beaminster.Charles Collins b.1843 married Elizabeth ? had two children Samuel b.1863 & Annie b.1866 before moving to London. The 1881 cencus showed charles was a painter, 38yrs of age and so was his son then aged 18. Elizabeth would have been 39yrs Researcher: Alistair George Researching for a friend who was a Comben.The family came to Australia in 1853c The earliest record I have is A Bartholomew Comben m Jane Collins. A son Thomas Comben b 1803c m Ann Stone in 1828 in Portland. I believe they were quarryman in Dorset, as that was their occupations in Oz Any help appreciated. Alistair George Melbourne Australia Researcher: mike
collins Any info on collins family in & around Beaminster Dorset. any dates
CollisResearcher: patricia warr Elizabeth Collis born 1700 married William Noake at Holnest near Sherborne in 1723 had 8 children CombenResearcher: David Slee Portland family Researcher: Matthew Comben I am searching for any information about my family name Comben .I know that it is fairly rare and that it originated in Dorset. I live in London, as did the last two generations of my family. Researcher: Alistair
George Researching for a friend who was a Comben.The family came to Australia in 1853c The earliest record I have is A Bartholomew Comben m Jane Collins. A son Thomas Comben b 1803c m Ann Stone in 1828 in Portland. I believe they were quarryman in Dorset, as that was their occupations in Oz Any help appreciated. Alistair George Melbourne Australia ComptonResearcher: Colin
Parker Lazarus WARR was married to a Susanna who died in 1775 .They lived at Tarrant Monkton.Lazarus disappeared from Tarrant Monkton as he was not burried there but they had children named Richard,James,Martha,Jenny and Susanna. Martha born 1759 married Robert COMPTON 3 March 1789. ResearcherKarl Swartzel I am researching my DENNIS and COMPTONS family history. I have a copy of an 1800's map of Middletown, NJ inscribed with the names of the land owners re: J. DENNIS, COMPTON, FISHER, LEONARD, ETC.. What I have found out so far is these people were Ship Captains, fishermen, farmers, etc. whom migrated down the east coast from Mass. USA in the late 1600's. Some came from Rhode Island USA Do you have any information you could share and I will be happy to do the same. MY DENNIS Ancestors were ship captains, brick makers, fishermen, farmers and Ministers. CowardResearcher: Wayne
D Burgess CHAMBERLAIN family history, relatives & related info. John Chamberlayne born Bockhampton Stinsford Parish 1749 married Hannah BISHOP born 1762 Fordington St. George. Eleanor COWARD born 1790 married John Chamberlaine born 1792 in Bockhampton. Coward family Robert, Henry, Robert & Robert born Stinsford in 1600's related families. Would like info on Stinsford Churchyard and family connections. ConwayResearcher: Myke Conway Looking for the relatives of a Charles Conway who would have emigrated from England (probably the Port of Southampton) to the United States between 1890 through 1920 (guess). Charles returned to Dorset for a visit around 1947'ish - while in England he received notification of the death of a relative in the USA. Charles Conway was one of six children - decendants of the other children are attempting to compile a family tree. If you know of decendants of Charles Conway - Please e-mail me at the address shown as soon as possible. Researcher: Rob CONWAY I am interested in finding out about these family names particularly from the early 1900s and earlier. These are my parents names and lived in Bradpole from 1904 - 1978 in my fathers case and from 1907 - 1987 in my mothers case. My mother's mother would have been born during 1860-1880 (guess) and died in 1955 (approx) CookResearcher: David Watkins William SLADE married Elisabeth COOK in 1824 at Broadwindsor DOR and they had the following children: Mary b.1829 Drimpton DOR; Lucy b.1831 Childhay DOR; Henry b.1833 Childhay DOR; Jane b.1836 Childhay DOR; James b.1839 Childhay DOR. Henry is his 2xGGrandfather and later moved to Aberavon in Wales and married Ann REES. He has not been able to obtain any further information on William and Elisabeth. Any help would be appreciated. ResearcherKarl Swartzel I am researching my DENNIS and COMPTONS family history. I have a copy of an 1800's map of Middletown, NJ inscribed with the names of the land owners re: J. DENNIS, COMPTON, FISHER, LEONARD, ETC.. What I have found out so far is these people were Ship Captains, fishermen, farmers, etc. whom migrated down the east coast from Mass. USA in the late 1600's. Some came from Rhode Island USA Do you have any information you could share and I will be happy to do the same. MY DENNIS Ancestors were ship captains, brick makers, fishermen, farmers and Ministers. Researcher: Yvette Adams My paternal grandfather Frederick Henry ADAMS was born at 22
Sherborne Lane, Lyne Regis, Dorsetshire on 10 October 1919. 1) is a relative! It is very hard to gain such information from New Zealand.
Researcher: Angela Cooke I have just discovered that we should not have the e on the end of our name, having found a small scrap of paper which appears to be a baptismal record, it relates to: Leslie John COOK born 15.07.1907 Longfleet, Dorset. he had one brother Anthony who was killed in Dieppe WW11 3 sisters: Rosa the eldest married a farmer and moved to Braintree in Essex. Audrey, married Arthur Kingham in Amersham, Bucks. and Jean.......(not details known)... Their parents names as follows: John Leslie COOK & Bessie Blanche Both Leslie John and his father John Leslie were in the Royal Horse Artillery both reaching the rank of RSM This is all I know, if anything sounds familiar to your family tree please contact me. Thank you Angela Cooke CoombesResearcher: Brice Petersen Mariam Honeyfield married John Candy Goddard on July 20, 1858 in Gillingham Dorset England. John Goddard was born on Feb. 14, 1836. I'm looking for any information on them or any Honeyfield (Honeywell), or Goddard still in the area. The Honeyfiedls owned a store in Gillingham for a while (as well as land). If anyone knows anything about any of this, please contact me. Thanks! Researcher: Denise McAvoy Seeking information in respect of Matthew Coombes Chr. 19/6/1695,Marnhull, Dorset who married Mary Haines 18/3/1718, Marnhull, Dorset. Son John 2/3/1731, Iwerne Minster, Dorset married Christian Oxford on 9/8/1756 at Ashmore. Their son William 17/5/1767 Iwerne Minster married (1) Ann Dominey (2) Hannah Andrews on 3/2/1807, Iwerne Courtney. Researcher: roslyn bicher I am the g g grandaughter of Philip Coombes and Susannah Snook who sailed to Australia on the ship Victoria, Sept 1849,(Philip was a bricklayer/Susannah a laundress) Philip and Susannah had 9 children and settled in nsw ... would very much like to know if any family still in Dorset(Dorcestshire/Gillenghan)... my g grandparents were Henry Coombes & Margaret Nieland, Bernard O'Doherty & Sarah Carney, grandparents William Coombes & Margaret O'Doherty, William and Margaret had 5 children, Veronica/Balfour/Gladstone/Philip/Lloyd, I am Gladstone's (Mac) daughter Roslyn (Coombes) ...interested in finding out more about the family history and would appreciate any relevant info on the families and their part of England .. thank you, ros Researcher: Marjorie Spicer Daniel Bishop (my great-great-great-grandfather) was a carpenter, and was born in Dorsetshire in 1803, his father was John Bishop, a farmer. Daniel married Louisa Coombes in 1827, in St Marys Church, Stoke Abbott. Their first 6 children were all born in Stoke Abbott from 1828 - 1840, and in 1842 the whole family emigrated to New Zealand. I have details of their NZ lives, but would like to hear from anyone who may be able to help me with their earlier life in Dorset, and other possible family contacts of the Bishops. The Dorset Poll Book lists a John Bishop in Milborne, Dewlish, with a wife Ann, at about the right period. If anyone know more about these particular Bishops, I would love to hear from you. I would also dearly love to learn more about the Coombes family - it is likely that they were newcomers to the area, as Louisa was born in Spain. Under what circumstances I have no idea. Mr. Coombes was a tailor. Thank you in anticipation, Marjorie Spicer CoombsResearcher Claire Smith-Burns Seeking information on James COOMBS and Mary COOMBS; married c. 1772, England; Children all born in Maiden Newton, Dorset: Elizabeth; George, b. 1773; James; Catherine; Robert. Researcher: Denise McAvoy Seeking information in respect of Matthew Coombes Chr. 19/6/1695,Marnhull, Dorset who married Mary Haines 18/3/1718, Marnhull, Dorset. Son John 2/3/1731, Iwerne Minster, Dorset married Christian Oxford on 9/8/1756 at Ashmore. Their son William 17/5/1767 Iwerne Minster married (1) Ann Dominey (2) Hannah Andrews on 3/2/1807, Iwerne Courtney. CoomesResearcher: Robin Linn Beaminster, Cattistock area, 1600 up. CooperResearcher: Shelley Nelson Looking for the earliest information, starting (late 14th century to
18th century)in both Wiltshire and Dorset. Interested in a man by the
name of Benidict Ashley,Lord of Wiltshire Manor. Also about the Ashley
Cooper connection. Susannah born c1818 East Parley, married Mathew Vine CorbinResearcher: William Budden I am researching John Budden (1709-1797) married to Mary Pinhorne (1706-1770) who lived in Canford. They had 4 sons and 2 daughters. John Budden (1739-1790) married Bridget Gillingham on 17 Jul 1769. Thomas Budden (1739-1819) married Bridget Trim on 14 Nov 1763. Joseph Budden (1741-1818) married Frances Gillingham on 11 Aug 1766. William Budden (1743-1830) married Ann Corbin on 24 Mar 1771. Mary Budden (1746-1747). Mary Budden (1748). Any information on these familes would be greatly appreciated. Researcher: J. Harvey Freeman Elizabeth SOPER married Henry CORBIN at Maiden Newton. Our great grandmother was Sarah Corbin who married John BRIDLE of Sydling St.Nicolas prior to 1847. Elizabeth SOPER CORBIN and William SOPER landed at Sydney Nova Scotia in June 1849. We suspect these aunt and uncle of Sarah Corbin (alias Bennett|) Our great grandfather John BRIDLE of Sydling St.Nicolas had two brothers named Charles and Samuel, blacksmiths, who resided near Poole and Bournemouth. John Bridle was born c.1812, migrated to Canada 1850. Researcher: Linda Collings Karn Captain George A. CORBIN born ca 1807 in Dorset, possibly Blandford, had a younger brother named Henry, an older brother named John and at least one more brother named Thomas. The 4 brothers (and perhaps others), came to Canada specifically Newfoundland. George was the captain of a passenger ferry vessel. He married Phoebe McCoubrey in 1832 in St. John's. Researcher: Thomas R Cole Require info on the following at Wimborne Minster: Researcher: Rob CONWAY I am interested in finding out about these family names particularly from the early 1900s and earlier. These are my parents names and lived in Bradpole from 1904 - 1978 in my fathers case and from 1907 - 1987 in my mothers case. My mother's mother would have been born during 1860-1880 (guess) and died in 1955 (approx) CornickResearcher: John Cornick Looking for parents and relatives of Edwin (b.1820), Reubin (b.1823), and Frederick (b. 1831) in the Parish of Allington, (Bridport), Dorset. Emigrated to Newfoundland around 1852. Dates of marriages and baptisms of any children. CourtneyResearcher: William H. Courtney My great grandfather was born in Wareham 19 Jun 1803. Died 18 Mar 1886. Married Hannah GOVER 24 Jun 1830. My grandfather was born in Wareham on 5 Nov 1840 and died on Bestwall Farm in Wareham on 9 Mar 1912. He married Ann Louisa HOLLOWAY on 2 Sep 1876.All are listed in the 1881 census for Wareham, East Stoke, RG 11/2100. My father was the 1 year old James. In the 1891 census the list includes four more children but James was omitted. He was taken by his mother to Long Island, New York to live with his uncle James Holloway at about eight years of age. Any information about the family would be greatly appreciated. William H. Courtney Researcher: Chris House My Courtney ancestors came from Sydling St Nicholas and Charminster, mid Dorset. CoxResearcher: Frank D. Croft Searching for ancestors of William COX b.Wool 1818 m. Martha KELLAWAY b. Dorchester 1827. Marriage in Wareham Mar 1 1847 Researcher: Peter John Cox Trying to trace record of John COX b1742 d24/3/1827. A sailmaker, married Milbrough Smeetham 15/3/1787 lived in Weymouth or Melcombe Regis.Their children Richard, Maltida, Elizabeth. Oldest son Richard b12/1/1800 married Maltida Pavey 3/4/1846. Their children Richard Pavey, Milbro, Matilda, Ann, John (Master Mariner,went to New Zealand), Elizabeth, Charles and Alfred(Master Mariner). Alfred married Elizabeth Rhoades, their children John (Master mariner setled in South Africa), Milbro, Benjamin and one other died at 16. Elizabeth Rhoades' mother was Rosa Golby. I have some dates on the above but not much else. My grandfather maintained that the early family history involved privateers!? Any info much appreciated. ResearcherGlenn Cox Any info on our families from from within Dorset and the surrounding
area's would be useful. Crab/Crabb/Crabbe/Craib/CrabbsResearcher: JohnCrabbe I am carrying out a world-wide One-Name study of the Crab(b)(e) families and would be interested to hear from anyone with connections in any area. I am a member (#629) of The Guild Of One-Name Studies. I have a considerable amount of Dorset data on these families - the Bridport / Loders area has one of the highest concentrations of Crabb(e)s in Britain and would be delighted to exchange information with any other interested researchers. Please look at my Crabbe webpage as well. Website: Crabbe Family Pages Researcher: Andrew Beale SOUTH DORSET FROM WEYMOUTH TO LULWORTH AND SURROUNDING AREAS. CrabbResearcherCathy Have extensive info on above names in Newfoundland. Researcher: Eric Dawes I am trying to trace one of my ancestors Caleb Crabb. He married a Mary Tucker on 15 January 1786 and I am descended through his daughter Ann, Bapt. 16 March 1790, who married William Hallett. Their son Levi married a Mary Crabb on 22 July 1851 at Askerswell. I have traced a line back from Mary Crabb, but am wondering whether Ann Crabb and Mary Crabb are related somewhere in the past. Can anybody help? CrabbeResearcher: Richard Ashby Researching John Gallop, son of John and Mary (Crabbe); born ca. 1590, married Jan 19,1617; St. Mary's Bridport, Dorsetshire England to Christobel Brushett. Trying to verify via records Researcher: Robert Marsh Seeking ancestors (and descendants) of Charles MARSH (b.22 May 1838, Bradpole, Bridport, son of Elias MARSH and Mary Ann JEFFORD) and Leah HYDE (b.2 Nov 1838 at nearby Loders, dau. of John HYDE and Ann CRABB). Their children were Florence E., Frances L., Matthew Charles (my g.grandfather), Ellen E., Fred J., Ada L., Sarah Kate, Lilian, Isabella, Mabel Laura, Alfred John, Thomas E., Ernest R. and Ella. Anyone connect? CraneResearcher: Pam
Golding Researching paternal family, Crane in Dorset since before 1600. Related to various Dorset families in farming communities, Child Okeford, Buckland Newton, Poole, Piddletrenthide, Lytchett Matravers. Direct male line almost extinct, but some of us still around and living locally. Happy to exchange information, trees. My line Methodist since c1830 at Lytchett, my father was a builder in Longfleet, as were two preceding generations. Will answer all, best wishes, CrawfordResearcher: GlendaJean TREMEWAN Looking for Crawford's from Puddleton who immigrated to Ontario,Canada in mid 1800's. GlendaJean Tremewan Sarasota, Florida, USA CreechResearcher: Stewart
Creech Have some info on Virginia and NC Creech lineage. Looking for ancestors of Richard Creech first tracable from UK approx 1623. Dorset very possible. CreedResearcherPaula Anders Could you be my English cousin? If so, I would like to hear from you. I am seeking descendants of Barnard Spencer and Flora (nee Meech) Spencer of Marshwood Parish, Dorset. (married 1839) There were several children including my gg grandmother Emma Spencer (m. Charles Barnes in Dorset). Complete list of children: Elizabeth Ann (b. around 1842, m. Parris), Edwin (b. ca. 1844), Henry John (b. ca. 1846), Eliza Jane (b. ca. 1849 d. in US), George (b. 1852, private in 1st Life Guards d. 1872), Emma (b. 1853 d. 1941 in US), Sarah A. (b. ca. 1856 m. Mealley? Zealley? Nealley?), Barnard Eli (b. ca. 1858), and Emily (b. ca. 1863 m. Creed, last known address -as of 1911- was Surletts Farm, Seaborough, Nr. Crewkerne). If you happen to be an ancestor of any of these children, I would love to hear from you, share information, and get to know you. Thank you! CrewResearcher: Thomas R Cole George CREW baptized Okeford Fitzpaine 1786 son of Joseph CREW and Susannah (BRIDPORT) of Sturminster Newton. Also a Robert (Robin or Robert Jr) born in Dorset about 1798. Robert's father died young in Dorset from the effects of a snake bite and the widow CREW re married to a man named HUNT most likely at Buckhorn Weston. CritchellResearcher: David Rose Would like any info on any of these names, I have local history of my immediate family, but would like to see if I can search further I have only asked immediate family for a sort of tree, any more would be great The actual family Rose is I found came from Somerset and the Wills family married a Rose Researcher: Pamela Boyer Porter Seeking info on Elias FUDGE, born 1817, Corscombe, Dorset,
died after 1891, Occupation Tailor. He was baptised in the Parish of
Corscombe 2 March 1817, son of Sarah Fudge, abode Corscombe, single
woman, ceremony performed by Minister. Married Isabel LEGG, b.
1816 in Isle of ? or Evershot, Dorset, died after 1891. Had these
children: Fredric, Ann S. (married CRITCHFIELD), Robert C.,
Joseph, Richard (married Jane CURTIS and emigrated to United
States abt 1880), Elias, Cornelius John, Charles. CrockerResearcher: Margaret GALES
(nee CROCKER) William CROCKER married Ann Blanche GREENING abt 1915 in Dorchester, Dorset. Any information pre that date would be appreciated. CrossResearcher: John Symonds Thomas SYMONDS and Elizabeth BURGES married Wareham
October 1788 CrowderResearcher: bob Hatcher researching any /all of the names in DORSET from 1500 to the modern day but primarily the HATCHER family. Website: The
English Hatcher home page Researcher: Kevin Crumpler Deatils of the CRUMPLER family from the early 1500's in Almer being sought. Of particular interest is the linking of the UK CRUMPLER's to the USA, where there is a town named after the family in North Carolina Website: UK
CRUMPLER FAMILY CullResearcher: Ray Rates seeking information on FURBER pre 1830 Purbeck area Framton
Church Knoll yeoman farmers. CullifordResearcher: Ken ClarkOther Names Culliford My great Grandfather Joseph Clark, his wife Emily Ann (Nee Culliford and known as Ann) and two children Namely William Culliver and Emily emigrated to Van Diemens Land (Tasmania) in 1841 aboard the Barque "Arab" arriving in Launceston Mar 31st. 1842. Emigration Records show that they came from Dorsetshire. William was born about 1838 and Emily 15 Feb 1840. In Tasmania they had a further 10 children and there are about 8 generations of descendants. I would appreciate any information on them prior to their departure from Dorsetshire and would love to contact other descendants. CurtisResearcher: Barbara Milligan I am looking for any information on the TROWBRIDGE (Thomas born Feb 1864) or CURTIS (Walter George born Oct 9, 1902) families from Poole Dorset. I have just started searching and hope someone else can help me out. There may still be Trowbridges living in Poole at this time. My grandmother is Kathleen Maude Trowbridge Born Mar 30 1904. I believe she lived at 27 Market Street and had either 3 or 4 brothers. She came to Canada alone and her family stayed in Poole. Please E-Mail me at barbara.milligan@sympatico.ca or I can be reached by mail at R.R.#2, Hwy 17 North, Heyden, Ontario, Canada P6A 5K7 Researcher: Pamela Boyer Porter Need info on Charles CURTIS, b. 1814, South Perrott, Dorset, died abt 1885 Williamsville, Wayne County, Missouri, USA. Occupation Farmer. Possibly the son of Roger CURTIS? Married abt 1840 Jane WHETHAM near Corscombe. Jane b. abt 1823 in Bothenhampton, Dorset. Listed in 1851 Dorset census, had these children: Mary Ann, age 10, born South Perrott, Dorset; Maria, age 6, born in South Perrott, Dorset; Elizabeth, age 2, born in Beaminster, Dorset; Emma, age 1 month, born in Corscombe, Dorset. Emma married Richard FUDGE and they emigrated to United States with Charles & Jane CURTIS. Will gladly share with anyone researching these names. Researcher: Susan Nielsen Henry/Harry CURTIS was born 5 Jul 1856 in Swanage, Dorset,
England. He moved to Ontario, Canada and married Eliza Jane BLEVINS on 1
Nov 1882. Henry's father was George CURTIS, who was born 1822/24
in Ulwell, Dorset and married Rosanna in 1843/1849 and he died 4 Sep
1884 in Studland, Dorset. Their children were: Joseph (b.1849-Studland,
d.1910), Maria C. (b. before 1850-Studland), Ellen Jane
(b.1854-Studland, married Charles HARDY, died before 1902
Bournemouth, Eng.), Henry..., Frank (b. 1859-Swanage, married Alice May
MARKS, d. 1902), Martha (b. 1861,chr.Swanage, married Edward Joseph
CUSSANS, d.1949). As a young man George worked on Godlingston Farm.
Rosanna's name may have been CHURCHILL either as a maiden name or
from a previous marriage. George's parents were: William CURTIS
(b. 1796-Corfe Castle, Dorset, married 1823-Swanage, d. before 1861) and
Maria CURTIS (b. 1798-Studland). William and Maria's children:
Joanna (1821), George..., Fanny (1829), Thomas (1832), John (1835/36),
Mary (1839/40), and Ellen (1844). Maria's parents were Henry CURTIS
(b.1774-1833) and Joanna. Their children: Maria..., Thomas (1799), Henry
(1802), Joanna (1803/04), Sarah (1807). Henry's parents were John CURTIS
(1743-1800) and Elizabeth. Their children: Henry..., John (1777),
William (b.1782, md. Ann HIBBS/WINFRITH), Joseph (1785), Sarah
(b. 1787), Ann (b.1790), Mary (1792). John's parents were Henry CURTIS
(b. 1712) and Sussanah. Their children: John... and Henry CURTIS
(b. 1734-Church Knowle, Dorset and married Elizabeth TATCHELL) Researcher: Sandy Curtis Jacobs Looking for any CURTIS's in the Stalbridge,Dorset and surrounding areas. Also looking for information on any of the surnames that have married into my CURTIS line from Stalbridge, they are: AISH, ANDREWS, BATH, DUFFETT, FEZARD, HARRIS, HEDDITCH, HUTCHINGS, LEMON, SCARD, TALBOT, TITE, WATTS, WEBBER, AND WOODROW. Willing to share information. CurmeResearcher: Joanne Curme Earliest are found late 1500's in Cerne Abbas, Bridport, Alton
Pancras. Researcher: A S Vick These family names are of Poole being Uncles & Aunts to me, Birthdates in 1800's CussansResearcher: Susan
Nielsen Henry/Harry CURTIS was born 5 Jul 1856 in Swanage, Dorset,
England. He moved to Ontario, Canada and married Eliza Jane BLEVINS on 1
Nov 1882. Henry's father was George CURTIS, who was born 1822/24
in Ulwell, Dorset and married Rosanna in 1843/1849 and he died 4 Sep
1884 in Studland, Dorset. Their children were: Joseph (b.1849-Studland,
d.1910), Maria C. (b. before 1850-Studland), Ellen Jane
(b.1854-Studland, married Charles HARDY, died before 1902
Bournemouth, Eng.), Henry..., Frank (b. 1859-Swanage, married Alice May
MARKS, d. 1902), Martha (b. 1861,chr.Swanage, married Edward Joseph
CUSSANS, d.1949). As a young man George worked on Godlingston Farm.
Rosanna's name may have been CHURCHILL either as a maiden name or
from a previous marriage. George's parents were: William CURTIS
(b. 1796-Corfe Castle, Dorset, married 1823-Swanage, d. before 1861) and
Maria CURTIS (b. 1798-Studland). William and Maria's children:
Joanna (1821), George..., Fanny (1829), Thomas (1832), John (1835/36),
Mary (1839/40), and Ellen (1844). Maria's parents were Henry CURTIS
(b.1774-1833) and Joanna. Their children: Maria..., Thomas (1799), Henry
(1802), Joanna (1803/04), Sarah (1807). Henry's parents were John CURTIS
(1743-1800) and Elizabeth. Their children: Henry..., John (1777),
William (b.1782, md. Ann HIBBS/WINFRITH), Joseph (1785), Sarah
(b. 1787), Ann (b.1790), Mary (1792). John's parents were Henry CURTIS
(b. 1712) and Sussanah. Their children: John... and Henry CURTIS
(b. 1734-Church Knowle, Dorset and married Elizabeth TATCHELL) |