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.
Sunday, April 08, 2018
Bacton Dorling descendant in touch today
I had a message from a descendant of John Freeman Dorling of the Bacton branch today. I have added her to the tree and ended up adding some marriages and children of female Dorlings in the Bacton tree. When I first created the trees I concentrated on descendants of males, but I'm gradually now adding marriage partners and children of female Dorlings to the trees of all branches.
Saturday, April 07, 2018
To the Readers of the Dorling Family History blog.
I have added an email link so readers can add their email if they wish to be notified of new posts.
I have also added links on the right to use for more information on the Dorling one-name study and the Dorling DNA Project.
I have also added links on the right to use for more information on the Dorling one-name study and the Dorling DNA Project.
Friday, April 06, 2018
Family Tragedy in West Stow Dorling branch
I have been adding some details for female Dorlings in the West Stow tree. Agnes Dorling (1890-1963) married Ross Gridley in Spring 1911. The previous year Agnes's half brother Jacob Watson had married Ross's sister Clara. Agnes & Ross lived in Bury St Edmunds where he was working at the railway station. On 4 Aug 1911 he was killed in a terrible accident where his head was crushed between an engine and a coal truck. It was reported in the Bury Free Press.
In the Autumn of 1911 Agnes gave birth to a son Albert Donald Ross Gridley. He only lived a few weeks as his death is registered Jan-Mar of 1912. Poor Agnes, what a terrible time she went through. Fortunately she re-married later in 1912 to Bertie Reynolds and had 2 daughters who survived. In 1939 they were living at The Butcher's Arms in Kemp Rd, Bury St Edmunds with their 2 daughters and Agnes's sister Elsie who was single and working as a "ladies maid". Bertie was the "House Manager".
In the Autumn of 1911 Agnes gave birth to a son Albert Donald Ross Gridley. He only lived a few weeks as his death is registered Jan-Mar of 1912. Poor Agnes, what a terrible time she went through. Fortunately she re-married later in 1912 to Bertie Reynolds and had 2 daughters who survived. In 1939 they were living at The Butcher's Arms in Kemp Rd, Bury St Edmunds with their 2 daughters and Agnes's sister Elsie who was single and working as a "ladies maid". Bertie was the "House Manager".
Thursday, April 05, 2018
Dorling Family History Blog in use again
Hello All,
Today I have updated the Dorling One-Name Study profile on the Guild of One-Name Studies website.
I am also working on a short biography of my grandfather George Dorling.
You can read about the Dorling DNA Project at Family Tree DNA.
Please ask if you have any questions.
I would be very grateful for more information about your family, memories, biograhical details, photos etc.
You can email me at dorling@one-name.org
Best wishes to all,
Karen
Today I have updated the Dorling One-Name Study profile on the Guild of One-Name Studies website.
I am also working on a short biography of my grandfather George Dorling.
You can read about the Dorling DNA Project at Family Tree DNA.
Please ask if you have any questions.
I would be very grateful for more information about your family, memories, biograhical details, photos etc.
You can email me at dorling@one-name.org
Best wishes to all,
Karen
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