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, March 13, 2005
bacton: post card of the Manor House
Bacton: reverse of post office post card, from Kate Dorling of Barnsley to her aunt (possibly Rachel Dorling nee Cobbold) in Barnsley, Yks
Bacton: post card showing the post office
bacton: George and Ethel Hunter nee Dorling & child
Bacton: Ethel Dorling 1887 daughter of George 1853
bacton: Marriage (in Barnsley?) of Ethel Dorling (daughter of George 1853) to George Hunter
Bacton: George Dorling 1853 (son of Charles Dorling & Sarah Tyte) with wife Rachel Cobbold & Lily, Clara, Ernest and Ethel in Barnsley, Yks
Unverified place. Now believed to be Mendlesham and the tallest man a Lockwood getting married. Previously believed to be Bacton and possibly Church Farm (nr the church)
Bacton: Church Farm in the 1960s
Bacton: Horace (Hap) Dorling born 1885 (son of William Dorling = Betsy Lemon) & wife Harriet
Bacton: William Dorling born 1843 Bacton (son of James Dorling & Many Ann Garrard)
Bacton: oil painting of the church
Bacton: Emma, wife of John Freeman Dorling (son of Mary Dorling, grandaughter of James Dorling & Mary Ann Garrard) and 2 of their daughters, at their home - formerly The Grapes.
Bacton: formerly The Grapes & formerly the home of John Freeman Dorling
Bacton: The Drift as it is today.
Bacton: The Drift, cottages opposite the church, home of the Dorling family at one time.
