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Re: James Vedo Dandino (DANDY)

Ellen_Mariano — 2008-03-29 04:58:39Z

I was also looking in the Pescara area for relatives. My husband family is from Torre De Passeri and his uncle Ettore (Arthur)Mariano/Mariani m. Anna D'Intino (all our records were spelled D'Into or Dentino). After finding the new spelling I found her coming over via Ellis Island and they have about 100 records for D'Intino coming mostly from the Abruzzi area. As you can see from Mariano/i we also have a spelling trouble spot.
Hope this helps.
Ellen

Re: Dandy's near Bristol, England

history910 — 2008-01-23 21:58:47Z

My wife is decended from the Dando family. We have traced their history to 1655.Charles father was George born 1777- son of Abraham b.1747 -son of William b.1717 -son of william b.1686 -son of Stephen b.1655 . All from Frampton Cotterell area.
We live in Blaenavon (ex Monmouthshire)

Re: Info on George Dandy (born 1864), Lancs, UK

StephenBaxter99 — 2007-12-17 00:21:47Z

Hello Paul, if you're still there after all this time.

Here's George's baptism from the Lancashire Online Parish Clerk - http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/index.html

Baptism: 16 Aug 1863 St Mary, Tarleton, Lancashire, England
George Dandy - Son of Elizabeth Dandy, Single woman
Abode: Tarleton
Baptised by: M.Fletcher Curate
Register: Baptisms 1839 - 1888, Page 165, Entry 1319
Source: LDS Film 1278941

George married Betty Thomason of Banks in Jan-Feb-Mar 1892 according to the Civil Registration Marriage Index. Betty Thomason was my 2nd cousin 4 times removed, but I haven't followed George any further back yet. I seem to be related to both Betty Thomason's parents, I do have some ancestors from Tarleton but I'm still filling those in so I don't know if I'm related to George or not.

I could find the Volume and Page number if you want to order George and Betty's marriage certificate, it's unlikely to show George's father but you might get lucky.

Steve Baxter
Church Road, Banks

Re: Info on George Dandy (born 1864), Lancs, UK

CLloyd3405 — 2007-12-07 22:42:25Z

Thanks - look forward to it.
Cheers
Chris

Re: Info on George Dandy (born 1864), Lancs, UK

brenda440_1 — 2007-12-07 02:54:12Z

Hi saw the message on Ancestry,I have done intensive research on the Dandy Family,my lot are from Tarleton, produced 7 books on them,they are in the Lancs Record Office and Tarleton Library, look for George on IGI and better still the Census Returns, I'm living in Canada right now and all my books apart from 2 are in the UK, I'm sure George is one of my descendants,will look in the Volumes I have here tomorrow for some info and get back to you. Brenda Barker.

Re: Dandy's near Bristol, England

alecgilbert74 — 2007-11-02 16:17:38Z

Hi Sue I have found Charles Dando baptised 25th December 1844 Father was Peter Dando born 1800 baptised 30th March 1800 in High Littleton he married Mercy Fort on 28th May 1823 in Farrington Gurney Somerset I come from Elizabeth Dando 1862 her parent was Joseph Dando 1826 and Mary Maggs 1827. Joseph 1826 parents was Joseph Dando 1794 and Ann Gregory 1787. there is a George Dando 1870 his father was Joseph Dando dob 1826 Joseph and Mary had 8 children this include Hezekiah Dando 1855 which his ancester of Jill Dando who got kill (shot in London tv presenter crime watch) regards Lorraine

Re: Dandy

StephenBaxter99 — 2007-01-31 17:14:29Z

Sorry about that, I seem to have posted the message twice!

Re: Dandy

StephenBaxter99 — 2007-01-31 17:11:23Z

Hello Rod

I live just down the road from Tarleton, in Banks. I've come across a Margaret Banks Dandy (born Liverpool) who seems to have married to a James Mawdsley (born Tarleton).

They had a daughter Bertha, but it looks like she was born 1887/8 going by the ages on the Census. Although Margaret was born in Liverpool her parents, George Dandy and Ellen (nee Banks) where from Leyland and Bretherton respectively, or at least I think so at the minute.

I haven't gone any further back with George and Ellen Dandy, as they're not in my direct line and I don't have any Parish records for Tarleton or Hesketh Bank yet.

From Everton Census 30th March 1851, District 6f, Page 44, Schedule no. 170
54 Upper Beau Street, Everton

George Dandy Head M 27 Rail(wa)y Parcel Clerk born Leyland
Ellen Dandy Wife M 28 born Bretherton
Mary B Dandy Dau 1 born Liverpool
Elizh Howard Niece 14 Scholar born Tarlton

NB Mary B should be Margaret B(anks) Dandy, as she is in the next Census.

From Tarleton Census 7th April 1861, District 4d, Page 21, Schedule no. 108
Town Brow, Tarleton

George Dandy Head Mar 37 Farmer of 69 acres employing 3 men & 1 boy born Leyland
Ellen Dandy Wife Mar 39 born Bretherton
Margaret B Dandy Dau 11 Farmers Daughter born Liverpool
Mary E Dandy Dau 9 Farmers Daughter
Jessy Dandy Dau 5 Farmers Daughter born Bootle
George Dandy Son 3 born Tarleton
Ellen Dandy Dau 2
John Dandy Brother 19 Agricultural Labourer born Liverpool
Benjamin Wilding Serv Unm 16 Farm Servant born Tarleton

From Tarleton Census 2nd April 1871, District 4, Pages 19 & 20, Schedule no. 106
Tarleton Lane, Tarleton

George Dandy Head Mar 47 Farmer of 65 acres employing 2 men & 1 boy born Leyland
Ellen Dandy Wife Mar 49 Farmers Wife born Bretherton
Mary E Dandy Dau Unm 19 Farmers Daughter born Liverpool
Jessy Dandy Dau Unm 15 Farmers Daughter born Bootle
George Dandy Son 13 Farmers Son born Tarleton
Ellen Dandy Dau 12 Farmers Daughter
Joseph Fazackerley Servant Unm 16 Farm Servant

From Tarleton Census 3rd April 1881, District 4, Pages 21 & 22, Schedule 118
Tarleton Lane, Tarleton

George Dandy Head Mar 57 Farmer of 73 ac emp 4 men born Leyland
Ellen Dandy Wife Mar 59 Farmers Wife born Bretherton
George Dandy Son Unm 23 Farmers Son born Tarleton
James Parkinson S-in-Law Mar 26 Farm Servant Indoor
Jessie Parkinson Dau Mar 25 Farmers Daughter born Bootle
Ellen Maudsley G/Dau Unm 9 Scholar born Tarleton
Ann Miller Serv Unm 21 Domestic Servant

From Tarleton Census 2nd April 1871, District 4, Page 17, Schedule no. 91
Tarleton Lane, Tarleton

John Mawdesley Head Mar 25 Painter & Glazier born Tarleton
Margaret B Mawdesley Wife Mar 21 Painters Wife born Liverpool
Mary Mawdesley Dau 5 months born Tarleton

From Tarleton Census 3rd April 1881, District 5, Page 7, Schedule no. 32
Village Lane, Tarleton

John Mawdsley Head Mar 34 Painter & Farmer of 18 acres born Tarleton
Margaret Mawdsley Wife Mar 31 born Liverpool
Mary Mawdsley Dau 10 Scholar born Tarleton
James Mawdsley Son 7 Scholar
George Mawdsley Son 6 Scholar
John Mawdsley Son 5 Scholar
Charles Mawdsley Son 2
Margaret Mawdsley Dau 6 months

NB Another daughter, Ellen aged 9, is with Margarets parents in 1881.

From Tarleton Census 5th April 1891, District 4, Page 10, Schedule no. 66
Hesketh Lane, Tarleton

John Mawdsley Head M 44 Hay & Straw Dealer born Tarleton
Margaret Mawdsley Wife M 42
Ellen Mawdsley Dau S 19
James Mawdsley Son S 17 Assistant
George Mawdsley Son S 16 Assistant
John Mawdsley Son 15 Assistant
Charles Mawdsley Son 13 Scholar
Margaret Mawdsley Dau 10 Scholar
Elizabeth Ann Mawdsley Dau 7 Scholar
Bertha Mawdsley Dau 3
Ada Mawdsley Dau 11 months

From Tarleton Census 31st March 1901, District 4, Page 6, Schedule no. 36
Hesketh Lane, Tarleton

Margaret Mawdsley Head Wid 51 Farmer & Produce Dealer - Employer At Home born Tarleton
Mary Mawdsley Dau S 30 Nurse (Domestic) Worker
Ellen Mawdsley Dau S 29 Domestic Help Worker At Home
George Mawdsley Son S 26 Farmers Son Worker At Home
John Mawdsley Son S 25 Farmers Son Worker At Home
Margaret Mawdsley Dau S 20 Domestic Help Worker At Home
Elizabeth A Mawdsley Dau S 16 Dressmakers Apprentice Worker At Home
Bertha Mawdsley Dau S 13
Ellen Mawdsley Dau in Law Wid 27 Dressmaker Own Account
Jessie Parkinson Sister M 45

NB Jessie (AKA Jessy) is also on this Census in Banks with her husband.

I hope thiks is of some help, if you haven't sorted it all out by now.

Steve Baxter
Church Road, Banks

Re: Dandy

StephenBaxter99 — 2007-01-31 17:09:33Z

Re: dandino (dandy)

JoHughes15 — 2006-12-27 04:38:03Z

After 3 yrs I am once again working on the D'Intino name from Italy. My family came from Abruzzi, could there possibly be a connection? You can reach me at Jo@hughesplace.com

Re: dandino (dandy)

JoHughes15 — 2006-12-27 04:32:08Z

Amy, I had written to you back in 2003 about possible ties to your family from Italy through PA. I am still at a stand still with the correct name. Dandy, Dandino, D'Intino.. who knows for sure. Have you had any success? You can reach me at Jo@hughesplace.com

Re: Info on George Dandy (born 1864), Lancs, UK

SueEvans136 — 2006-11-23 09:47:55Z

My father had an uncle George, there were another 8 siblings from either Ancoats or Gorton. Does this have any connection?
regards Sue

Re: Transported

nickifox50 — 2006-09-18 19:03:33Z

I am a descendant of Howell Dawdy. I am working on this family history, and luckily, many other people have already found such amazing things! My line goes like this: (Howell, James, John W., Wlliam H., Bert Raymond, William M., C. Jo). Jo is my mother. I live in Abingdon, IL, where everyone from James down is buried. There is a Dawdy cemetary here that is very interesting.

Hope to hear from you!

Nicki Fox

Dandy

ChristineTravis39 — 2006-08-14 13:04:01Z

Jacob Dandy, born c1830 Heskin/Eccleston, Lancashire. I believe this person was my g-g-grandfather. Can anyone give me further information?

Re: Transported

2006-03-07 13:51:50Z

Nicky, I am administrator of the Dawdy family site at myfamily and would like to invite you to have a look at the information Dawdys of both Canada and the US have posted there.
If you are interested, please contact me. The transportation theory has yet to be proved but could be true given the early dates we have for Howell and James Dawdy in north America.
Joan

Charles DANDY and family, Exeter, Devon, late 18thC

AndrewBillinghurst — 2005-12-14 12:30:46Z

My Dandy ancestry is sparse at this point.

In the area of Exeter, Devon, I have

Charles DANDY m. Elizabeth Bovett
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&...
with nine children born in the area. Occupations unknown, though his son Charles was a clothier according to parish records.

My descendancy is through the marriage of Fanny Dandy to Henry Mortimore.

I coughed up my money to the Devon FHS and got the extractions from their transcriptions. Pretty well only the one family in the area. This makes me think that the Dandys arrived in Devon by the 1770s.

Any suggestions and thoughts welcome. Fellow ancestors with piles of information most welcome! ;-)

Regards Andrew
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~billinghurst

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2005-12-12 16:15:00Z

that would be great got quite a bit we might be able to swap info if we can!!
kaljam19@yahoo.co.uk

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2005-12-12 14:03:45Z

Thanks - I didn't realise there was a Hatfield in the East Riding as well. I have got quite a bit on the Dandy downlines - I have even tracked the Canadian branch as far as the early censuses would let me - so if you'd like to get in touch off-list, I'd be happy to share info.
Jill

Re: Dandy

2005-09-27 06:54:13Z

Hi - I've got Forshaw in my tree too.

In the Dandy side of things though, I have a Betty in 1810, parents Ellen Dandy and T Lowe, so doesn't sound right.

My Forshaw side starts with Thomas Baldwin and Ann Forshaw - do you have these 2 in your tree?

Margaret

Dandy Family of Thurrock

2004-11-18 00:58:00Z

My name is Lee Dandy and I am the son of Robert Dandy who is the son of Albert Dandy who is the son of Thomas Dandy who is possibly the son of either Joseph or William Dandy. All of us are from Thurrock in Essex.

Re: Dandy Tree

2004-06-27 14:54:15Z

If you can send me your address, I will copy and send you the info. It would take to long to type it all out. E-mail me at ditzler5@comcast.net.
Evelyn

Re: Dandy Tree

2004-06-26 23:04:33Z

Hi,
I would like to have the info that you have, I,m trying to get all the info I can, there is only me sister and 2 cousins on my mothers side and I don't know anyone well on my fathers side so this will sure help.

Thanks,Sissy

Re: Dandy Tree

2004-06-26 20:22:41Z

Yes, i have a Issac H. Dandy. I don't know anything about his family except my Issac was married to Carrie Ebaugh. If he is the same as yours I have his children etc. Let me hnow.
Evelyn

Re: Dandy Tree

2004-06-24 21:02:56Z

I have an "Isaac H Dandy", his fathers name was Joseph, born in 1842 and his mothers name was Mary A Swam, born 1843

Re: Dandy Tree

2004-06-24 18:22:22Z

What I have is as follows:
Carrie M. Ebaugh/b/430/1874 /m/ Issac Dandy.
This is the family I have info. on. The name you gave me is not on my chart.
Sorry;
Evelyn

Re: Dandy Tree

2004-06-23 22:43:29Z

Evelyn,
My dad was born in Baltimore Country, Maryland, November 19, 1917: Died in California 3 years ago.

His mom's name was, Albertina Cecilia Evert Dandy
Born April 21, 1889, Died November 16, 1943.

My dad is 5 of 6 siblings.

If you have any info on any of this please let me know.

Thanks

Re: Dandy Tree

2004-06-23 16:37:44Z

Thanks for the info., but the Dandy's I'm searching for are or were from Maryland. The Joseph I have is Joseph Calvin.
Thanks again,
Evelyn

Re: Dandy Tree

2004-06-22 16:15:30Z

My father's name was; Joseph Edward Irving Dandy. I have found out that the clan that I belong to is having a family reunion in Iowa on or around July 21, 2004.

Re: Dandy Tree

2004-06-10 04:09:03Z

My family research has led me to Howard Dandy in Baltimore in 1910. Isaac and Carrie are living just next door according to the census.

My interest is in Howard's wife, Rosa C. I believe she is an Armacost (or perhaps McCullough). If you've viewed the 1910 Balto. census you'll see John E. Armacost and his new bride, Nina R. are living with Howard and Rosa. They are listed as Brother in Law and Sister in Law. They are my maternal grandparents. If you have ANY info on Rosa C. it may help me break a huge brick wall.

I'm also emailing you this message just in case you don't discover this one on the Rootsweb board.

Jonathon Dandy

2004-03-02 19:09:25Z

My 5xg grandfather was Jonathon Dandy, who later changed his name to Dando. He married Sarah Dandy in 1802 in St. Saviours', Coalpit Heath, Gloucestershire. He was born c1778 - according to censuses - in Frampton Cotterell, Gloucestershire, but I can find no records of him there or in the surrounding district. If anymore has any info concerning Jonathon Dandy's of this period I would be most grateful.

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2004-03-02 18:57:18Z

Thanks Alistair, I'll keep watching this space.

It may be difficult to prove a connection - of there is one - but it seems to be the only line of enquiry open to me at present.
With no evidence of 'parentage' at this end it could be difficult. But if this Sarah 'disppears' from all records in Yorkshire - shall we say before 1800 - it could be just possible they are one and the same person.

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2004-03-01 22:25:53Z

Hi Geoff

I'm sorry, I don't have any more info on Sarah but, shortly, I will be re-starting my efforts around the Hutton Cranswick/Driffield area and, if I come across anything more, I will post it here.

Cheers
Alastair

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2004-03-01 19:52:47Z

Do you have anymore info on Sarah. My 5xg grandfather was Jonathon Dandy who married Sarah Dandy at St. Saviour's Church, Coalpit Heath, Gloucestershire, on 25/1/1802. They later changed their name to Dando. Although in the 1835 census, and later, they record their places of birth as 'Frampton Cotterell' I have been unable to find any record of their births or christenings in the area. Although from the recorded age Sarah's birth would be c1783, it is possible they are one and the same person. I have long thought that it is possible that both moved into the area when very young and were unaware of their true birthplace.

Many thanks.

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2004-02-20 19:06:27Z

Hi Jill

I certainly will. We will be making a few trips into the East Riding when the summer comes. If I learn anything, I'll pass it to you no problem. You can e-mail me if you like at alastair AT larkrise.co.uk (@ replaced with AT to foil spammers)

Cheers
Alastair

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2004-02-20 09:33:19Z

Hi Alastair

In that case, would you mind bearing my lot in mind as possible relatives? I have a fair bit on some of the downlines of my Joseph, and if it should turn out that we are connected, I'd be happy to pass it all on to you. Good luck with your research!

Jill

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2004-02-19 19:13:28Z

Hi Jill

Sorry, I don't have any of this. My Joseph (born 1778) had siblings: Robert (1780), John (1783) and Sarah (1786). I am descended from John. I haven't had chance to fill in the blanks yet :o)

Cheers
Alastair

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2004-02-17 20:58:29Z

Hi again Alastair

Are we sure they're different Josephs? I really have very little evidence that mine was born in the WR, and he would have been born at about the same time as yours. Do you know who your Joseph was married to, or any of his children's names?

Jill

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2004-02-17 20:44:19Z

Hi Jill

mmm - seems like we have different Josephs (down to me not reading your message carefully enough). Not to worry - I'm sure all the Dandys in East Yorkshire were related but most of my ancestors seem to come from a small triangle around Driffield, Fost, Brandesburton and the like. I think a field trip is called for :o)

Cheers
Alastair

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

2004-02-16 23:14:35Z

Hi Alastair
I'm not sure about all of the info I do have - it's clear back to Margaret Dandy, b. 1841 in Sigglesthorne, m. Walker Routledge Preston in Hornsea in 1867. Then I have to go to the IGI, which has Margaret's parents as William Dandy and Ann Walker - this fits with Margaret's marriage cert, but I haven't yet managed to discover a birth certificate for her to confirm it. From the IGI and the 1881 census, William Dandy looks to have been born in Sigglesthorne in 1805, parents Joseph Dandy and Ann. There is an Ancestry tree, which suggests that Joseph was born in 1779 in Hatfield - but I'm not sure on what evidence. Hatfield is in the West Riding, about 38 miles from Sigglesthorne, and most of these bods were farm labourers who pretty much stayed put (unless they suddenly decided to up and off to Canada or somewhere!), so I'm a bit doubtful about it. The IGI only gives the children of Joseph and Ann as Hannah (1800), my William (1805) and Alitha (1815), but here are also member-submitted records of Mary (1799), and another Mary (1809). That is really all I have - I'd be delighted if you can tell me any more. I have seen Hutton Cranswick Dandys on the IGI, and that is less than 10 miles from Sigglesthorne, so we could well be cousins!

Creighton Dandy

ANNAL — 2004-02-13 18:08:02Z

I would like to have info about Creighton Dandy from Indiana. He was a lawyer in Indianapolis. He married my gr. grandfather's sister, Helen Paramore. They had two children, a daughter and a son, before Creighton died. The daughter never married but, I believe the son did. Would really like to find descendants of that son.

Transported

Joannaliddy1 — 2004-05-25 20:41:44Z

Two men believed to be brothers by the name of James and Howell Dandy were transported to the American colonies as early as 1754. Not necessarily together. Family researchers believe their surname may've got changed to Daudy/Doddy/Dody and finally to Dawdy. Both men were documented in New Jersey later in 1771 where a reward was offered for the return of Howell (Dawdy) as an endentured run-a-way.He made his way to Tennesse and N. Carolina participating the in Rev. War. James (Dawdy) lived the rest of his life in Sussex co., N.J. We would love to hear from anyone who can connect to this line, iether as Dandy or Dawdy.
Joan Dawdy Wilton

Info on George Dandy (born 1864), Lancs, UK

paulsp11 — 2005-11-15 12:14:15Z

Has anyone got any info on George Dandy who married Betty(Elizabeth Thomason).
Any information on their descendents (or ascendents) I would be grateful.
Thanks
Paul.....

Re: Dandy Tree

EvelynDitzler — 2004-04-15 16:02:18Z

I am tracing the Dandys from Baltimore. What was or is your fathers name. The Dandys I am tracing go back to Issac and Carrie(Ebaugh).
Evelyn

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

alastair112 — 2004-02-16 21:37:46Z

If your Joseph was born 17th May 1778 in Hutton Cranswick (father Joseph, mother Mary Danby) I can take you back to a wedding in 1705. I am descended from one of Joseph's brothers. Cheers

Re: The Dandy Family, Jamaica USA

darlhouse — 2004-10-30 23:30:31Z

Do you know what state they came to in the USA? I'm a great grand daughter of Willis Dandy. He was born in Snow Hill Maryland. His mother was Hester Dandy. That's all I have.

Re: Dandy Family

leeswiger — 2005-03-09 14:18:41Z

I'm a cousin of yours, John. through Grace Brown Graf. My son, Eric, and I have both contacted you in the past. I've found info on Harry Graf's family that I thought may interest you.

William & Elizabeth Dandy

webstd9367 — 2005-03-30 06:19:51Z

Looking for information on William Dandy b. 1859 in Tarleton, UK. Son of Elizabeth Dandy and Robert Brookfield. Elizabeth (Betty) b. 1832 and d. 1909, possibly never married. I think she had two sisters: Ellen b. 1830 and Margaret b. 1828.

Re: William & Elizabeth Dandy

webstd9367 — 2005-03-30 06:19:51Z

I don't think so, but it shouldn't be ruled out as impossible. My William Dandy was the son of Elizabeth Dandy, who I don't believe ever married. William b. 1859 married Jane Parkinson in Ormskirk in 1879, however I cannot find any details of what happened to William after that. His daughter's marriage certificate in 1920 claims her father was deceased, and Jane married again twice, however I have been unable to find any death for this William Dandy.

All of this occurred in Ormskirk - does any of it sound at all familiar?

Debbie

Re: William & Elizabeth Dandy

webstd9367 — 2005-03-30 06:19:51Z

Re: Dandy family of Yorkshire C19th

mustangsally126 — 2005-12-11 12:37:55Z

There is also a place next to sigglesthorne called great and little hatfield which is where he was from i am related through various marriages to the dandys alithea dandy married joseph rounding and they emigrated to Ontario Canada