Allington - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Thomas J. Allington of Ohio

bren1dar — 2012-02-07 12:51:31Z

Hi, I have just had a quick look at my fam. hist. It seems there was a Thomas Allington b c1806, & married a Ettie Huntbach, and who left England for New Zealand in 1841, and died in NZ 1853. In 1872 his son Henry left for Salt Lake City, returning to Nz in 1876, but finally returned to USA 1889. Once again would be pleased to have your comments

Re: Thomas J. Allington of Ohio

jallington59 — 2012-02-07 12:26:01Z

Do you know if he emigrated to the US?

Re: Thomas J. Allington of Ohio

bren1dar — 2012-02-07 11:24:16Z

Hello. I do not yet have any knowledge of any of my Allingtons in America, only England. My earliest ancestor so far is Thomas. b 1744, in Fenny Compton in England. Would appreciate any comment.

Re: Thomas J. Allington of Ohio

jallington59 — 2012-02-05 03:30:05Z

Hi Thomas,
It's 12 years later and I"m on the same hunt you were one.

Near as I can tell, John Allington (1776 - ?) Married Elizabeth Swartwood (1779 - 1799 or so) daugther of Peter Swartwood of Walpack NJ.
They had at least one child together, Jacob -1799, before Eliz died (she's buried in Ennis Cemetery in Chemung NY.

John spend at least the next 20 years in and around Tioga County PA. He might have moved to Indiana (he's on a 1830 census with a Thomas....)

I'd love to know if you filled in any more blanks

Re: ALLINGTON

jallington59 — 2012-01-31 14:06:42Z

Hi
Your post is 12 years old, but it's woth a shot

I am looking for ancestry on William Allington who married Frances Bennett in 1820

Can you help?

Re: Sir Robert Allington

jallington59 — 2012-01-10 04:14:36Z

Hi Verdiee

I would love to see how far down you brought Giles.
I'm trying to see if he connects with my line.

Can I look at your tree?

Re: Sir Robert Allington

jallington59 — 2012-01-10 04:14:35Z

Hi Verdiee

I would love to see how far down you brought Giles.
I'm trying to see if he connects with my line.

Can I look at your tree?

Re: Allington

jallington59 — 2012-01-10 04:11:20Z

Hi,
I hope you are still here.
You were looking for Thomas Allington (early 1800s) of Ohio, son of John Allington of PA.

I think I'm looking for the Father.
My chain takes me back to John Allington, a founder of Van Etten NY. He was born about 1776. He Married Elizabeth Swartwood in 1797 and she died two years later after giving birth to at least one son (Jacob). It's possible there was also a Thomas.

I'd love any info you have on Thomas and if you can confirm that he and his Father headed west in the early 1800s and where they settled.

I'm also trying to find John's ancestors with no luck.

Thank you.

Re: Allington

jallington59 — 2012-01-10 04:11:17Z

Re: Sir Robert Allington

verdiee — 2010-04-22 15:03:28Z

To the individual asking for descendants of...my name is Verdie Ellington and I did pedigree charts and if I did them correctly on ancestry.com. I am a descendants of Robert Allington and Giles Allington.

Allington

wantplum — 2010-02-02 16:52:08Z

Looking for infomation on Phebe Julia Allington b 03/19/1822. m John Solomon Davenport b 1820

Info that i'm looking for is who her parents were. Or who her brothers and sisters were.

Re: thomas allington

DaveBoylan — 2009-08-19 22:25:21Z

You're welcome bren1dar.

Best Wishes,

Dave

Re: thomas allington

bren1dar — 2009-08-19 20:54:09Z

Thank you so much for your reply. I have plenty of information to work with there! Thanks again.

Re: thomas allington

DaveBoylan — 2009-08-15 17:19:33Z

Hello bren1dar,

The Latter Day Saints (LDS) have filmed the Bishop’s Transcripts for the Church of England in Fenny Compton for the years 1662-1871. If your Allington and Maycock ancestors had belonged to the Fenny Compton Church of England and had lived in the parish for several years, you may uncover a great many baptism, marriage, and burial records for these families in the registers.

I believe the name of this church is the Church of St. Peter & St. Claire.

See below for the microfilm numbers:

Bishop's transcripts for Fenny-Compton, 1662-1871

Authors: Church of England. Parish Church of Fenny-Compton (Warwickshire) (Main Author)

Film Number: 428994 Item 2 = Baptisms, marriages and burials, 1662-1809.

Film Number: 502276 Item 2 = Baptisms, marriages and burials, 1809-1846.

Film Number: 350675 Item 1 = Baptisms and burials, 1862-1864.

Film Number: 350679 Item 1 = Baptisms and burials, 1865-1871.
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The time period you are interested in for the parish registers would be 1662-1809 as noted above. The church registers for 1662-1809 can be found in LDS microfilm number 428994. You can order the film from your nearest Family History Center.

A description of Fenny Compton from the 1848 edition of Lewis’s Topographical Dictionary of England follows. The Topographical Dictionary can be found at the British History Online website at: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/source.asp?pubid=445

COMPTON, FENNY (St. Peter), a parish, in the union of Southam, Burton-Dassett division of the hundred of Kington, S. division of the county of Warwick, 8 miles (N. by W.) from Banbury; containing 615 inhabitants. By measurement made in 1836, this parish comprises 2077 acres, which are chiefly pasture: the Oxford canal passes through it, and there is a wharf for coal. Within the limits of the parish are some quarries of good building-stone. The village lies at the northern base of the Dassett hills, part of which range is included in the parish: to the east of the village were formerly two windmills; one was burnt down about eighteen years since, the other still remains. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books at £15. 8. 4., and in the patronage of the President and Fellows of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, who purchased the advowson in 1733. The tithes were commuted for land in 1778; the glebe comprises altogether 412 acres, and there is a glebe-house, built in 1842. The church is a very ancient structure, and is mentioned by Dugdale as having been given in the time of Henry I. to the canons of Kenilworth: in the chancel were formerly three inscriptions in brass to the memory of the family of Willis; one only of these now exists. The Wesleyans have a place of worship; and a national school is supported by subscription. On the summit of Gredenton Hill, in the parish, are vestiges of a British camp in the form of a horse-shoe, 228 yards in length, and defended with six lines of ramparts, between which were fosses round the steep declivity of the hill. Sir Henry Bate Dudley, a comic writer of some note, was born here in 1745.

From: A Topographical Dictionary of England (1848), pp. 675-678.
URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50893
Date accessed: 15 August 2009.
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Best Wishes,

Dave Boylan

thomas allington

bren1dar — 2009-03-30 12:44:04Z

I am researching my Allington family tree. They mostly come from Fenny Compton , Warwickshire. Has anyone any information on the ancestors of Thomas Allington born c1744/7? He was married to Mary Maycock in 1769.

Allington

DEBSTER611 — 2007-07-30 00:44:50Z

I'm looking for a Phoebe Allington born 1863 in England She was married twice First Husband Madden and Second was Edward Larkin. Any info to share?

Re: Harrison Allington

2006-11-03 01:28:13Z

Index: SAGINAW NEWS
Saturday, November 20, 1954 (11)

Name: ALLINGTON, HARRISON C.
Spouse's Name: MINNIE CAMMIN
Married: 00/00/1900

Age: 80
Date of Birth: Wednesday, August 5, 1874
Place of Birth: KOCHVILLE, MI
Date of Death: Friday, November 19, 1954
Miscellaneous
Cemetery: MIDLAND
Misc: PIONEER KOCHVILLE FARMER
Church: KOCHVILLE METHODIST
Funeral Home: CASE

Re: allington -pratt marriage

2006-10-07 17:42:28Z

Hi mandy
Thank you very much for your message, I do have Adrians birth cert no father on it .I have tried tracing Ann marias death cert recently from southport gro but no luck but will persevere as it is so important to my father to find out more about his family.
best wishes wendy.

Re: allington -pratt marriage

cozycookie — 2006-10-07 14:50:44Z

Hi Wendy

Ive had a quick look but i couldnt see any Pratt-Allington marriage. Have you thought about buying Adrians birth certificate to see if a fathers name was given or maybe Ann marias death certificate and see if her husbands name is listed that way....Mandy

allington -pratt marriage

wendycowler — 2006-10-06 20:48:33Z

does anyone have any info on ann maria pratt born 1834 cherrington worcester england ,(gave birth to my grandfather adrian william bradley allington 1862) she died 1864 adrian was brought up by his grandparents. who did she marry called ......allington?

Re: Robert Allington/Ollington

sharontipton — 2006-09-25 19:52:57Z

I have an interest in Ollington on my mother's side:

Sarah Ollington born 1837, Shadwell, Thetford, Norfolk. Parents - William Ollington, Mary Goult

I also have an interest in Allington on my father's side:
Ellen Allington born 1855, marries George Pritchard, Dudley, Staffordshire.

Any tie-ins?

Sharon

Allington - NY

unknown11382 — 2005-10-24 14:09:01Z

I could use some help. My maternal grandfather was Jack/John
Allington, b. 1890(?) in New York City or NY state. He met and married my
grandmother, Julia Foster about 1910, in St. Louis, Mo.

Marcel Gutierrez

Re: Fay Plonske Allington-born about 1904 in Idaho

sivadasil — 2004-12-22 02:42:31Z

Actually I have found Fay. She is 99 years old and lives in an assisted living facility in St. George, Utah. He father, August Albert Plonske seems to come from around Post Falls, Idaho. There is a Fred Plonske living in that city now who is very helpful and has a listed telephone number. One of the first Plonskes was supposed to have been a doctor and changed the spelling of his last name to appear to be another nationality rather than the one that he was (?) I have found some of them on the various censuses available online and spelled in different ways.

Lisa

Allington

AmandaWhent — 2004-11-11 22:14:07Z

Im tracing the Allingtons from Woolpit, Suffolk and would like to know if anybody else are looking into the same family. Would be grateful for any help.

Re: Robert Allington/Ollington

cozycookie — 2004-11-11 14:34:56Z

Hi Dawn. I hope you are still tracing the Allingtons from Woolpit as it sounds like we are tracing the same ones. I also have an Eliza Nunn and George Robert Burt Allington. If you are still tracing the Allingtons then id like to hear from you. Kind regards. Amanda Whent.

Re: Sir Robert Allington

2004-08-27 14:49:52Z

I'm interested for obvious reasond in the family and wonder if you have traced decendants forward to the present day?

Olive (Ollie) Allington (d. 1983) obit

vikkihenry — 2004-03-11 20:49:17Z

Olive (Ollie) Allington, long time employee of UPRR. Survived by several nieces and nephews.
Funeral Service Sat. 9 am from the Kremer Funeral Home. Interment West Lawn Cemetery. Member of the Royal Neighbors of America. Memorials acceptable to Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church.
Kremer Funeral Home
6302 Maple St

Omaha World-Herald
Friday
July 8, 1983
page 32

Not related to parties listed

Re: Harrison Allington

2004-01-27 21:40:18Z

Thanks Diane, I'm still trying to find the English origins of Harrison's father John Allington ... c.1835 came over from England and married a Beridge ....
thanks for looking , greg

Robert Allington/Ollington

2004-01-11 18:59:18Z

I am tracing the Allington family from Woolpit, Suffolk, England. There is a mystery as to how Robert Josiah Allington, although marrying Mary Underwood on 26th Dec 1862, was actually born with the surname Ollington. Robert's parents were Robert Ollington, shoemaker, and Anna (nee Cornish). I would like to hear from anyone that is either tracing the Allington or Ollington families, to hear how their research is going, thank you

Re: Fay Plonske Allington-born about 1904 in Idaho

2003-11-20 21:39:39Z

Hi,
As show above, my name is Lee Plonske. I am the son of Edward Stanley plonske and Grandson of Frank D Plonske. I am 63 years old and have been interested in tracing the Plonske name for years. We are from Minnesota and as of this date, I have not found direct relatives before my Grandfather. I do know my great grandparents came to the USA by boat, but I have no more details than that.

I ran across this site while doing a search for my grandsons name, Blake Plonske.

Maybe this will spark or shed some light on the Plonske name.

ps. We also have Plonski's living in a nearby town. They are supposedly distant cousins.

Re: Fay Plonske Allington-born about 1904 in Idaho

2003-10-09 02:23:08Z

Hi:
My name is Michael Plonske, I am 42 years old and have been in WI all my life. Our name is rare and I was just researching in when I came upon this.
My fathers name is Earle and his father was Arthur. Please contact me.

Michael Plonske

Fay Plonske Allington-born about 1904 in Idaho

lisafromfla — 2003-08-12 01:25:07Z

This woman's parents were Albert A. Plonske and Marietta Hardwick Plonske. Fay lived in Spokane in her younger days. I would like to have information about her descendants, husband, or any other relatives. Her mother, Marietta died in Buena Park, Orange Co. Calif in 1955.

Thank you for any help.

Re: Robert Allington, convict to Australia

dawnallington — 2003-05-07 20:01:38Z

Dear Darlene, Your message sounds very exciting. I am interested to hear if you have found out more about Robert Allington. My husbands name is lyle Robert Allington, and Robert was a family name as we research back. Many of the Allingtons came from Woolpit, near Ipswich, Suffolk England. There may be a connection with the family you are researching. We have met 2 relatives through the internet, one from Australia. It would be so interesting if we could find a link, as families have scattered so widely. Hope to hear how your research is going, regards Dawn Allington

Re: Ella Allington in CA 1879

allenppe1 — 2003-03-25 20:21:31Z

Ella Josephine Allington, was born 13 may 1860 in Sacramento, Calif she was the daughter of Joseph Bennett Allington and Martha Ann Hamilton. I have more info on the family
Peggy

Re: Allington - Foster

captbuddy — 2003-01-06 21:42:47Z

Over the weekend, I found James H and Julia Allington in the 1910 Census, about 20 months before my mother was born. Living in Cincinnati, Julia seems to be a perfect match, and James H is listed as born in Colorado.

Allington - Foster

captbuddy — 2003-01-01 23:07:54Z

Looking for information on my maternal grandfather. His name was Jack ALLINGTON or John Earl ALLINGTON. My mother was born on Xmas Day, 1911, in St. Louis, Mo.

Mom’s birth certificate lists his age as 25, living in Hot Springs, born in "New York City".

Mom said he died about 1915 (?), Arkansas has no records. He was listed in the H.S. Directory for 1912. I have photographs of him.
My grandmother was Julia Foster of Hot Springs (b.1891).

Sir Robert Allington

dga110735 — 2002-11-01 18:08:42Z

I am searching for descendants of Sir Robert Allington son of Sir Giles Allington of Horseheath. Robert had 9 children and I known of 8. I am concerned with the male children which I have John, Giles, James and George. I am interested to his descendants that came to America in the 1600s but any information would be appreciated. I could exchange earlier data with you. Contact me at chieffan@havilandtelco.com

Robert Allington, convict to Australia

2002-09-12 03:33:56Z

I am currently tracing a convict to Hobart, Tasmania from England. Robert Allington married Maria Swaine in Tasmania, 1847. They may have returned to England after 1854. I don't yet know what part of England Robert was from. Please contact me if any of this sounds familiar. Cheers, Darlene

Re: Help!

dawn_allington — 2002-06-02 14:36:03Z

Dear Carly, Its over a year now that you posted a message on Rootsweb about a project about your family tree. I hope it went all right.
The reason I am contacting you is that I am tracing my husbands family tree. His name is Lyle Allington, and although brought up in Jersey, Channel Islands, his father came from Woolpit, Suffolk, England. His father name was Alec James Allington. I just wondered if there was any connection. If not dont worry,
Would like to know how your project went if you have time,
Regards
Dawn Allington (Mrs)

Lyle Allington from Jersey(Channel Islands)

dawn_allington — 2002-06-02 14:29:33Z

I am trying to trace the family tree of my husband, Lyle Robert Allington, born in Jersey. His mother was french but his father Alec James Allington, came from Woolpit, Suffolk.
I would be very interested to hear if anyone is tracing the same line. The only other information I have is that Alec James's father was a ciffin maker,
Thankyou

Allington

dianacall38 — 2001-09-29 03:15:28Z

We are tracing the same family. Please contact me at dia40@juno.com

Harrison Allington

dianacall38 — 2001-09-29 03:15:28Z

So far in my family research I have not found Harrison Allington, however if I do run across something I will let you know. You may contact me if you want my e-mail address is dia40@juno.com

Re: Thomas R. Allington SR in Norwalk,CT

2001-09-18 02:49:46Z

hi there, i have info on thomas R. Allington, My great Uncle! Was one of 13 children. My grandfather was joseph G. Allington. Verna allington, remarried i believe, i could be wrong. But yes they are from Norwalk CT, and the family has been here for years. the only great aunts i met, my grandfathers sisters were nellie, and flossie. do those names ring any bells? I know alot of the allington boys fought in world war 2, and some never came back. i believe my great grandparents names were minnie, and Garner, my grandfathers middle name. i know where they are buried here in norwalk, as well as other members of the allington clan. if you want to know more, you can speak to me, and also my mother knows alot more then me! she is an allington. hope this helped ya?

Walter Allington Family of Utah

2001-09-16 23:47:14Z

Help!... I need information from someone regarding the Walter H. Allington Sr. ( b 1873) or Walter Allington Jr. (b 1901) families of Salt Lake City, Utah. If anyone can help me, I will correspond with you by e-mail. Thanks............Colleen

Allington

MCKent — 2001-09-09 00:37:16Z

I am looking for any information on Elizabeth L. Allington, maiden name Howard, nickname Bessie. Born about 1900-1902? in Salt Lake City, Ut, Wasatch County. May have lived in area known as East Bench in Salt Lake City or Springfield, Ut. or in area of Wasatch Range.

John Earl Allington

captbuddy — 2001-09-06 00:16:24Z

I'm trying to locate information on my maternal grandfather, John Earl Allington, born about 1890. My mother's birth certificate shows his birth place as New York, NY. He was living with my g'mother in St. Louis in 1911. The 1920 Census shows my mother's father was from Michigan, but that could just be bad information.

My mother said he died when she was young, 10 - 14 years old, about 1921 - 1925. I have not been able to find any trace of him. If you have any leads, please contact me.

Allington family of Cambridge

davidtaylor209 — 2001-06-22 22:04:18Z

Hi Steve
Where are your roots from. Are you connected with the Allington family of Horseheath Cambridge from which I am descended.
Look forward to hearing from you.

David Taylor London

Info

2001-05-27 16:11:50Z

We have ansistors that lived back in the indian days. Hope this helps.

Anna Allington

Jenni Allington b. 1860 Pond Eddy, NY

2001-04-23 11:26:11Z

My grandfather's birthplace was Pond Eddy, NY about 1889 and his name was Walter Norman Decker. Could his mother's maiden name be Jenny Allington (b. 1860)? I know nothing about that side of the family as my mother and grandfather died when I was very young and she was an only child. I desperately want to find out who my great grandparents were. (I have a son now.) We were raised as Methodist. Any info would be greatly appreciated as I have hit a brick wall on this line. Thank you.
Nikki
bcmech01@meckcom.net

wm. allington

2001-04-10 13:15:10Z

Lynda,you might have found this info already,
but I remember seeing Allington & Crawford
names on genforum.genealogy.com/allington/
messages.
Dale Allington