The Dorling One-Name Study started in 1984. Work has continued over the years and most present day Dorling can easily be traced back to 19th century Dorlings and beyond. More information can be found at The Guild of One-Name Studies website.
Information about the Dorling Project DNA project can be found Family Tree DNA.
Saturday, May 21, 2005
Bacton: The Grapes, Emma wife of John Freeman Dorling & 2 daughters
The third sister was my grandmother and the teacher at wiverston school, where my mother was born in 1919. William the elder brother ran the grapes farm until his father died when I understand it was sold as all four children inherited. I have a copy of the photo of the Grapes as shown on the website plus a picture of the three sisters. Also I have a jug presented to my grandmother on the occasion of her marriage from the Parrish of Bacton. I believe my grandmother is buried in the local church as are her sister Lilly and Basil Culley (Chuff) her son.
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The third sister was my grandmother and the teacher at wiverston school, where my mother was born in 1919.
William the elder brother ran the grapes farm until his father died when I understand it was sold as all four children inherited.
I have a copy of the photo of the Grapes as shown on the website plus a picture of the three sisters. Also I have a jug presented to my grandmother on the occasion of her marriage from the Parrish of Bacton. I believe my grandmother is buried in the local church as are her sister Lilly and Basil Culley (Chuff) her son.
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