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Dashiell/Vincent

ElizabethSmith10 — 2009-07-25 10:52:05Z

Dashiell Family Records, compiled by Benjamin J. Dashiell, states in Volume III on page 635:

Priscilla Dashiell, daughter of George Dashiell and Molly Jones.
Married, 12 Oct 1818, to James Vincent.
Issue, seven children who were drowned along with their mother.

It gives no source, no year and no details. It also does not indicate which James Vincent this may have been.

Has anyone any information at all about this? It seems that the drowning of a mother and seven children would have been a noteworthy sort of event.

DASHIELL Ona S and John F

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-10 23:59:20Z

DASHIELL Ona S and John F

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

DASHIELL Jessie R 1868-1952

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-10 23:59:10Z

DASHIELL Jessie R 1868-1952

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Cynthia Dashiell and Robert McCreary 7-27-1836 Dearborn county Indiana

elisemcc — 2009-05-20 01:34:18Z

I found a Cynthia Dashiell who married a Robert McCreary 7-27-1836 in Dearborn county Indiana. does any one recognize the bride?

Marriage of Nannie Dashiel to William Abraham

maryachtrh — 2009-03-10 20:43:19Z

Appears in The Terrell Times-Star, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, 16 August 1890...

Abraham - Dashiell Wedding

For some time past matrimonial events have been very dull in the city, but an event of this character occurred last Wednesday evening, heralded by the distribution of several hundred announcements as follows: "Dr. and Mrs. Dashiell request the pleasure of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Nannie to William Abraham, Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Church of Good Shepherd, Terrell, Texas." When the auspicious hour arrived a large number of admiring friends and well wisher assembled at the Episcopal Church at intent upon witnessing the happy event, and eagerly anticipating the arrival of the couple who were to figure as parties to the connubial contract. Precisely at the appointed hour, the bridal party arrived, announced by the sweet, solemn soul-stirring harmonies of the wedding march beautifully rendered by Mrs. J. F. Gilmore. The party entered the church as follows: First came the ushers, Messers. C. W. Childress, H. Jones, Matthew Roberts and H. P. Ruddell; then the bridesmaids, Misses alice Terrell and Mary Dashiell. These were closely followed by Mr. Allie Dashiell, best man, and Mr. Abraham, the groom, , Mrs. W. B. Dashiell and the bride, Miss Nannie Dashiell. Rev. O. A. Taylor, perfomed the beautiful Episcopal ceremony, which was short, pleasing and impressive. The bride was tastefully attired in a gray woolen traveling dress, shoes, hat and gloves to match and never appeared so sweet and attractive. The groom faced the occasion nobly, exhibiting a modest business like pride in his victory. Two sweetest bridesmaids we ever saw stood on either side of the couple attired in white mull dresses, trimmed with white ribbons. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party departed for the depot, where they received the congratulations and good wishes of a host of friends. A beautiful bouquet from New York City and many telegrams were also handed them. They were the happy recipients of a number of valuable and handsome presents from friends at home and abroad. Amid a shower of rice, old shoes, etc. the happy couple boarded the evening train for Galveston, where they will spend the honeymoon.

The Times-Star joins many admiring friends in wishing for them success through life's pathway.

Re: "De Chiel-Dashiell Family"

mets43gal — 2008-04-15 01:14:23Z

The DaShiell Family Tree Book written by Benjamin J. Dashiell can be looked at online.

Alfred H. Dashiell Jr. living in Brick Township, Ocean County, NJ in 1890

Bob_MacAvoy — 2007-08-15 23:51:31Z

I am searching for this man's full date of death and/or his place of burial.

Bob

Re: Joseph Dashiell from Nanticoke - Somerset Co

Neicymoul — 2007-03-16 02:44:03Z

I'm related to most of the DaShiell's and Nutters in the Grave yard at the Elsey's Church. What was your grandmother's maiden name? I have been researching my family tree for 3 years now and most of my mother's side of the family is from the Eastern Shore the majority of those folks are all related White and Black. We maybe related!

Tubman Dashiell - looking for

edeshields — 2006-09-25 14:37:25Z

I am looking for information on a Tubman Dashiell who shows up in the 1810 Tyrell County North Carolina Census. He was married and both he and his wife were in the 26-44 grouping. They had 1 female and 1 male child in the 0-9 grouping.

The Tubman family name grouped with Dashiell would appear to indicate he was from eastern Maryland and the census would indicate he was born in the range of 1760 to 1790 (allowing for errors).

He does not show up again in the census, but it was after this point that the Deshields name appears in Tyrell and Washington counties. He has a good potential of being the ancestor of those Deshields, of which I am one.

If anyone has any information on Tubman Dashiell it would be greatly appreciated.

"De Chiel-Dashiell Family"

ivakota — 2006-09-13 01:35:40Z

Re: Tubman Dashiell - Somerset, Maryland

2006-07-28 14:45:14Z

Thanks, I contacted Janis to see if she had additional information on Tubman.

Re: Tubman Dashiell - Somerset, Maryland

2006-07-28 12:13:21Z

Hi,we are related,Rose Fisher Dashiell is one of my gggggrandparents,check out this website,www.janisweb.com,she has a good index for the Dashiells,you'll find Tubman Dashiell listed.

Re: Dashield(s) of Baltimore

glorygloryb — 2006-04-16 19:58:49Z

Hi,

Still hoping for another person to recognize this family. I have a little more info. John Dashield was born app 1811 and married Nancy Reed who was born 1814. John was from Somerset County in an area that is now Wicomoco Co.

Gloria

John Dashield and Nancy Reed

glorygloryb — 2006-04-12 13:39:20Z

Hi,

I am looking for information on two people. Nancy/Ann Reed b 1811 in MD who married John Dashield b 1814 in Wicomoco Hundred of Somerset Co MD. They lived in Baltimore in the 1830's-1850's and had Margaret, Eliza, William, and Ann. Ann married James Knox Polk Kirby. William married Mary from Germany.

I'm interested in the parents names if anyone has this information. Thank you for your help.

Gloria Randall Bond

Re: Jeremiah Dashiell

emarie10 — 2006-03-08 00:54:18Z

Kay, I do have some information about Jeremiah's father, George, he died in March on the 4th day in 1852, in Somerset Co,. Maryland
Hope this helps
Elaine

Cynthia Dashiell and Robert McCreary anyone know about this couple

ELISEMC — 2005-11-26 04:33:34Z

I found a cynthia Dashiell who married a robert McCreary approximately 1840 in Indiana. does any one recognize the bride?

Arthur DaShiell

@@mets43@hotmail.com — 2005-11-25 05:24:39Z

Am a member of Daughters of American
Revolution. Arthur DaShiell fought in the
American Revolution. send me e-mail to
mets43@hotmail.com

Re: Relatives of Dashiell family

2005-08-09 15:38:32Z

Hi,my great-great grandfather is James Wilson Dashiell,we have a Alice Rowell in our family tree,check out http://www.doles.org,they have all names listed,you might find her there.Irma Jordan Virginia Beach

J.Y. Dashiell

2004-11-27 21:32:06Z

Dashield(s) of Baltimore

2005-03-21 15:15:18Z

Hi,

My great-grandmother was Anna M Dashield(s), daughter of John and Anna Dashield(s). Anna was born 1847-1849 and her parents between 1810 and 1815. Her siblings include William, Margaret, and Eliza. Anna married James Knox Polk Kirby in Baltimore in the late 1860's.

There were neighbors in the 1850 census with similar names. The names Henry, William, and John repeat. On the 1850 census there are a number of people of this name in Baltimore including Levin who married Elizabeth Hodges and Mitchell who may have married a Renshaw. The close neighbors of my family included Charlotte, presumably Winsen, who married Levering Dashield(s).

The early 1800's show names in Baltimore (Fells Point area) such as Zachariah, John, Charles and Mary. All are listed as Dashields.

I know this family is part of the Somerset county Dashiell family but I have hit a wall in connecting. Does anyone know of this branch? Also, to those who have the books, is the name Dashield(s) covered in those books and therefore would I find them helpful?

Thanks to all,
Gloria

Re: Joseph Dashiell from Nanticoke - Somerset Co

2005-03-01 01:14:59Z

Hi,

My great grandfather was John W Dashiell and my mother's name was Lovannia F. Dashiell. I have a pretty strong feeling that we are related, as most of the Nanticoke/Bivalve MD community is related.

You may want to visit the cemetery at Elsey's Methodist Church in Bivale, MD. Many headstones have the Dashiell name.

Relatives of Dashiell family

2005-02-15 21:40:53Z

Im researching my mothers family name and am looking for anyone related to them. My grandfather was Shirley Rowan Dashiell, and as far as I know, the lived in Portsmouth and Norfolk, VA. Any info would be appreciated!

Re: Jeremiah Dashiell's father, George

2003-08-18 13:49:29Z

Thanks for the reply. George Dashiell was a minister who married my ancestors in 1811 in Baltimore at St. Peter's. Knowing where and when he died is helpful because it gives me a clue concerning where his pastoral records may reside. Thanks again.

Re: de Chiel chateau in France

2003-05-21 15:51:12Z

Yes, in fact, the chateau -- Chateau Beaulieu -- is still standing and is the visual centerpiece of a state rehabilitative hospital outside the village of Chazay d'Azerque, near Lyon. My family passed by on a holiday in France about 3 years ago. Much of the old castle is still evident, but a new facade mansion-like facade was added in, say, the 1700's -- when the de Chiel's left the property was given to another noble family, the name of which I'm sorry but I can't recall, but they deeded it (minus the chapel and a graveyard) to the French government sometime after WW2 -- and there are a chapel, stables and other out buildings. Though there's not much to help one visually make a connection to the de Chiel's, the hospital director was very much aware of the family name and received us in an extremely warm manner and recounted some anecdotal family history. Most interesting was that some de Chiel's had remained behind when Jacques de Chiel emigrated to Scotland (1595 or so), but that the last vestige of the family name was erased when all direct descendants were guillotined in Lyon during the French Revolution. Also, there's a small museum of local history inside the former Abbot's mansion in Chazay d'Azerques. If you're planning a trip some day, that part of France is beautiful, though I was surprised by the Mediterranean look and feeling of the region. The area is justifiably well-known for its red wines and excellent traditional cuisine. If you plan to visit the chateau/hospital it would be very helpful to have someone in your group who has a reasonable command of French, as not very many local people speak any English and I found that even pathetic attempt to speak in French opened lots and lots of doors that I suspect would have remained closed, otherwise. It would be an awfully long way to travel just to see the chateau, but I won't forget my visit there!

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Re: three voum set of the dashiell family records

e_schlauch — 2003-01-27 15:20:27Z

I have recently found a photo of Thomas and Mary Dashiel??
It was taken in Berwick Pa. I can't begin to date it. (1800's?)Photographer was J.B.Fenstemaker. This was with my grandmother's photos. I am trying to find the connection(family or friend).
Thank you for any help you can give.
Edna

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