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DENNINGTON Ronald W 1950-1980

t42MountOlivet — 2010-05-27 12:34:00Z

DENNINGTON Ronald W 1950-1980

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Wm Dennington,fulton co ar

parife3 — 2010-04-11 01:30:02Z

I have been researching the Dennington family line to see if I might be related to them.I have a question-The William Dennington born abt 1801 S.C. died bef 1880 Fulton County Arkansas.Up until the 1860 Census for Fulton County AR,shows him married to Mary Farmer[abt 1801 S.C.] But in the 1860 Fulton County AR Census he is with a "Rosiama" or "Rosanna". There are 3 sons listed with them, but they are not the sons of William and Mary[Farmer]Dennington.My question is-did Willaim and Mary divorce and did William start another family in Fulton County,Ar.Any help will be appreciated. Thank you-Peggy parife3@yahoo.com

Re: Family of Jonathan Samuel Dennington and Mary Alice Hambleton

sarabear2003 — 2009-10-25 15:52:36Z

I have that Joseph A. Hambleton's family moved from TN to MO in 1850 where he married Mary C. Jones Smith. In 1890 they moved to Texas and in 1901 to Texas Township, Comanche Co. OK.

I would like to find documents also, but haven't been able to. We think maybe there could be some Indian blood, but haven't been able to find it. The living John Dennington you speak of has been to our Ellison family reunion a while back, but hasn't been in a while. If you speak to him again soon let him know he's always welcome to come again. Good luck with your search and let me know if you ever find anything new as I will do the same.

Sara

Re: Family of Jonathan Samuel Dennington and Mary Alice Hambleton

RuthMcArthur — 2009-10-25 04:44:06Z

Sarabear:

Thanks for your information. I think that most of it is the same as I have on this family.

Mary Alice Hambleton Dennington was the younger sister of my great-grandmother, Amanda Elizabeth Hambleton Dowdy. Mary Alice was the only one of the three sisters to survive to old age. Amanda died in Nov 1900 in Charlie, Clay County, TX. Her parents and the Denningtons were living there as well. Amanda and Tucker Dowdy had twins born in Jul 1900. Later that year Amanda died of burns over most of her body when her clothing caught fire. She lived for a short time but left these two babies. The boy, Francis Marion, was wet nursed by a neighbor and survived. The daughter, Amanda Elizabeth Dowdy, was taken in by her maternal grandparents and died a few months later -- apparently of a severe allergic reaction to cow's milk. No proof of that, however. Both Amandas are buried at the Charlie Cemetery in Charlie, Clay County, Texas. I have photos of their graves on my family tree.

Tucker Dowdy, left widowed by the death of his wife and the later loss of his baby daughter, placed the blame for the death of the baby on the Hambleton grandparents. They promptly left the area and moved across the river into Oklahoma and settled in the Temple area.

While we were in that area in the spring of 2007, we went to the county seat of Cotton (formerly Comanche) County and looked up land records. There were many for the Hambletons and also some for Mary Alice Dennington. I had wanted to see what other documents we might find -- such as wills or maybe funeral home records for the deaths of both the Hambletons. Could not locate them in a cemetery in that area. We did not have time to get all of this done though and so I am not sure that I'll ever have that information. I do have a cousin who lives in the Charlie area; he was going to go over and see if he could find it for me but has not yet been able to do so.

I do not know when the name change from Botsford to Temple ocurred. I do know that at the 1910 census it was called Temple though. Comanche County became Cotton County in 1912.

Jonathan Samuel Dennington died after 15 Jun 1900. He is included in the 1900 census with his family so he must have gone to Missouri after that date, where he died of malaria. No online MO Death Certificates going back that far and I have not found him in the Stoddard County Cemetery Book either. I guess he could have died elsewhere in the state but it seems that most of his family was in Stoddard County.

If you ever find anything more on the family, please let me know. I have contact with John Dennington, a direct descendant still living so maybe I can learn more of him as well. If information is available I imagine he would have it.

Thanks again.

Ruth Dowdy-McArthur

Re: Family of Jonathan Samuel Dennington and Mary Alice Hambleton

sarabear2003 — 2009-10-25 02:01:52Z

Hello I am trying to find into on John Samuel also, but I can give you the info I have.

He was born 1863 in KY and died 1900 in MO from Malaria. I was only told about 4 children between John Samuel and Mary Alice. Edith b: 06/15/1887 in MO., Louis b: 1893 in Clay Co. TX., Joseph b: 1895 Clay Co. TX., Jennie Bell (my great-grandmother)b:1890 Clay Co. TX

After John Samuel died Mary Alice and her father J.A. Hambleton (b:1840 Henderson Co. TN. d: 1910 Temple, OK) placed the children in the Buckner Orphans Home in Dallas, TX in July 1901. Mary Alice got the children back in July 1902 to live w/her in Botsford (now Temple) Oklahoma.

I have more info on Jennie Bell & her spouse & children if you want it.

Dennington, Edward C. - Obituary or Biographical Information

AliceHobson52 — 2009-09-24 16:57:40Z

I wrok for the Kentucky General Assembly. I am looking for information on a former legislator from McCracken County. His name is Ed. C. Dennington from Paducah.
Son of James P. and Bettie Dennington.
Born Fulton, December 28, 1879.
Engaged in farming and ferry business. Previously served as representative. Mason. Married Mary Alice Hildreth, Sept. 3, 1901. Methodist.

Thanks very much!

Alice Hobson

Re: Denningtons

cardington_1 — 2009-07-29 13:47:08Z

I am a Dennington -David .
In Southwark the family of brothers and sisters mentioned by another post are as follows with the names of their children (that I know of):

Fred - Son James
Walter - children - Sheila came to America (whom I knew but not the others)
Bert - children - Joan Shirley and Peter
James - Sons Alan and Jamie
Richard - Son David (me)
Ed - no children
Doris - Rosemary Pat Linda and Freddie
Marg - Son Martin
Daisy - Son name not known (died in the war)

David Dennington
cardington@aol.com
cardington@verizon.net

Re: Denningtons

cardington_1 — 2009-07-29 13:34:30Z

This must mean that you are my cousin. My name is David and and all these people you mention were my uncles and aunts. They lived around Brixton and Walworth. So which of my uncles is your father?

I knew Richard (he was my father) I also new his siblings, Jim, Fred, Bert, Walter, Ed, Doris, Marg and Daisy. I think Lily was the one that died in the 1919 pandemic
David Dennington
cardington@aol.com

Re: Denningtons

cardington_1 — 2009-07-27 18:52:53Z

I knew Richard (he was my father) I also new his siblings, Jim, Fred, Bert, Walter, Ed, Doris, Marg and Daisy. I think Lily was the one that died in the 1919 pandemic
David Dennington

DENNINGTON Dorothy A 1932 1997

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-12 19:15:40Z

DENNINGTON Dorothy A 1932 1997

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DENNINGTON Roy D 1930 1977

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-12 19:00:29Z

DENNINGTON Roy D 1930 1977

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DENNINGTON Shirley A together forever

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-12 19:00:15Z

DENNINGTON Shirley A together forever

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DENNINGTON Paul T 1932 1999 together forever

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-12 19:00:00Z

DENNINGTON Paul T 1932 1999 together forever

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DENNINGTON George A 1906 1966

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-12 18:59:40Z

DENNINGTON George A 1906 1966

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DENNINGTON Lena Ruth 1904 1989

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-12 18:59:13Z

DENNINGTON Lena Ruth 1904 1989

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Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

marie41ag — 2008-09-24 00:10:50Z

Hi

My maiden name is Dennington. I believe my grandfather moved up to Lancashire from the South but I am not sure. It is a very rare name in Lancs. Do you have any more information about the ancient lineage?

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

camberwellbeauty2 — 2008-03-05 05:48:50Z

Further to my earlier posts i've made some progress.

I now have about 140 Dennington's in my tree most of which were born in London, England. My mother, Violet, her Father, Charles and Gfather Arthur Edward were born in Camberwell or Peckham. Before that GGfather Charles in Holborn or Clerkenwell and before that Joseph Jeffrey in Marylebone. So far i can't find any links with the Shoreditch Denningtons but who knows ?
I know of one branch of my family that went to America in 1849, lived mainly in Texas and can trace them up to the present day in Arkansas.
I'd be very interested to know if anyone else has connections with my tree. Hopefully, you can view it on Ancestry "The Life of Riley"
If not please let me know.

Regards

Terry
Kent, England

Re: Denningtons

camberwellbeauty2 — 2008-03-05 05:12:25Z

Hi,
I have about 140 Dennington's in my tree most of which were born in London, England. My mother, Violet, her Father and Gfather were born in Camberwell. Before that Holborn and before that Marylebone.
I know of one family that went to America in 1849, lived mainly in Texas and can trace them up to the present day in Arkansas.
I'd be very interested to know if anyone else has connections with my tree. Hopefully, you can view it on Ancestry "The Life of Riley"

Regards

Terry

Re: Denningtons

shirleyspeer68 — 2008-03-02 01:05:17Z

My name is shirley,
I noticed you were related to the dennington family in floyd co. georgia.
my ggrandfather was william Lewis sims, i have been trying to find his parents. He was b- in arkansas,1856.
The last census 1920, i found him was in floyd co. georgia.
He was listed as nephew to clara wright, who was head of house.
In this family was listed elias Dennington , brother to Clara wright.
Also there was a dau, of clara wright, named Darla Fritz in their household.
does anyone know whether this lewis sims's mother was a dennington.
i would appreciate any help,how are the sims and dennington related?
thank you

Re: All DENNINGTON and variant spellings

mark68011 — 2007-11-03 17:41:33Z

I agree, more test results will be needed to confirm or deny links between the various Denington/Dennington variants.
My line goes back to the Bethnal Green/ Shoreditch area of London.

Re: All DENNINGTON and variant spellings

BoxwoodDerby — 2007-11-03 01:11:16Z

Hello, Mark. I agree with you that our haplotypes are so greatly different that it's a certainty our lines aren't connected. But that result only applies to your line and mine, and doesn't mean there are no connections at all between the two surnames. Others may find they are a closer match than we are. If more males from both the DENINGTON and the DENNINGTON surnames eventually get tested and post their results at the Ysearch website it would improve the chances of finding lines that are connected. At present, though, we two seem to be the only individuals in the whole world with our specific surnames who have tested.

I'm located in the U.S.A., my ancestors arriving here in 1849 from Clerkenwell, England, and extending back from there at least as far as Marylebone mid-to-late 1700'S.

Re: All DENNINGTON and variant spellings

mark68011 — 2007-10-23 02:47:31Z

I am the Denington on the Ysearch site.
It would appear that we have a different halpogroup and therfore our lines are separate going back a long time.

Regards,
Mark Denington

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

mark68011 — 2007-10-22 22:50:35Z

Terry,

My research has concentrated on Deningtons spelled with one "n". I am aware of five separate families of Deningtons all harking back to the Bethnal Green/Shoreditch area in the early 1800's. I believe at least some of these are related.
There appears to have been another group of Denningtons living in the same area at the same time. At this point I can find no connection between the two.

Regards,
Mark Denington

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

camberwellbeauty2 — 2007-10-13 08:12:32Z

Hello Mark,
I have a Dennington line which i have traced back to Jeffrey Dennington who was married in St. Marylebone, London in 1794 and appears to have lived in Holborn/ Clerkenwell after that. His son Charles born about 1811 moved to Camberwell, South London between 1831 and 1835. Has this coincided with your research and do you have anything that may coonect?

Many thanks,

Terry

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

camberwellbeauty3 — 2007-05-13 05:09:50Z

Hello,
I am a descendant of a line of Denningtons,the earliest of which i can trace was Edward born circa 1851-1855. He lived in Stockwell Street, off Old Kent Road, South London according to the 1881 census. Does anyone have any earlier info on this line? I was told by my Grandfather that his Father (Edward) came from Tipperary, Ireland but i don't know how true this is.

Many thanks

Terry

Family of Jonathan Samuel Dennington and Mary Alice Hambleton

RuthMcArthur — 2007-05-11 21:24:50Z

I am hoping to find someone with knowledge of this family. Jonathan Samuel Dennington apparently died sometime between 1900 and 1910 while visiting in Missouri. Does anyone know where he is buried?

Mary Alice (Hambleton) Dennington is found in the area around Temple, Oklahoma between about 1910 and 1920, but I cannot seem to locate her in the 1920 census. There are land records in that area documenting her presence at that time. In the 1910 census, I found that she had given birth to ten children, five of whom were still surviving at that time. I can account for nine of those children and four of those still living at the time of that 1910 census.

I would hope very much that someone researching this line can give me information on what happened to Mary Alice and her children. I recently visited Comanche and Cotton Counties, Oklahoma and found land records there for Joseph A. and Mary C. Hambleton, parents of Mary Alice -- their only surviving daughter, but cannot locate her after that time. I find the widowed Mary A. Ogles living with her widowed mother, Mary C. Hamilton, in Comanche County, OK in the 1910 census, along with four Dennington children.

If you have information on this family, please contact me at ruthmcarthur@comcast.net.

Thank you very much.
Ruth Dowdy-McArthur

Re: relatives in Texas

RuthMcArthur — 2007-05-11 01:41:04Z

John:

It has been a long time since I last wrote to you. I've been in Texas and Oklahoma over the past few weeks and done some research in the land records of Comanche and Cotton Counties in Oklahoma during that time. I found quite a few records for both Joseph A. and Mary C. Hambleton and M. A. Dennington, their only surviving daughter. In case you don't recall me, I am a great-granddaughter of Amanda Elizabeth (Hambleton) Dowdy, wife of Henry Franklin Dowdy, Sr.

If you are interested in what I found in the OK deed records, please write. Information I had on Mary Alice was that she re-married but I find her on these deed records as M. A. Dennington throughout. I don't recall where I found that she had re-married but am wondering if you know anything about a second marriage for Mary Alice.

Do you know where she lived following Temple, Cotton County, OK? I believe that her parents are both buried in the Temple area through they do not seem to be listed on any cemetery census in the area. I am in the process of checking with a funeral home in that area.

You can write to me directly at ruthmcarthur@comcast.net. I'd love to be able to see what information you may have on Mary Alice after about 1900.

Ruth Dowdy-McArthur

Denningtons from Ireland

camberwellbeauty3 — 2007-02-27 06:44:27Z

Hi,
I'm interested in any Denningtons that hail from Ireland, specifically Tiparary. My Grandfather Charles Born 1885 in Camberwell South London always said his Father (Edward b. circa 1855), came from there. I have not been able to trace any further back than him so far. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Terry Riley

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

BoxwoodDerby — 2007-02-24 12:15:16Z

Supposedly the Suffolk village of Dennington is the oldest source for the word, existing since the time of the Domesday Book enumeration in 1086. However, at that time it was spelled something like Dingifetuna.

All DENNINGTON and variant spellings

BoxwoodDerby — 2007-02-24 06:41:27Z

I suggest we not become bogged down in the 1-N vs. 2-N issue. It can't prove lineage. To really know which line is yours get a genetic genealogy test done and post the results to the database at the Ysearch site for everyone to compare. The site is free. I'm a 2-N spelling (DENNINGTON) and my 67-marker test result is there. There also is a 1-N spelling there (DENINGTON).

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

mark68011 — 2007-02-13 02:16:52Z

Sarah,
I have a great deal of info on the five lines of Deningtons originating in the East end of London including yours.
If you contact me at mark6801@rogers.com I can forward you contact info on relatives and much more.
Would be delighted to have another Denington on board.

Regards,
Mark Denington
Toronto

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

will1104 — 2007-02-09 16:36:10Z

hi my name is Sarah Denington I was born in Somerset but my father one of 9 was born in London. His name is Bryan Eric. I am fascinated by all your information and would love to hear more about our ancesters. I have heard that originally we all came from Holland and came across as printers in the 17th and 18th century. Look forward to hearing from you. Sarah Denington

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

mark68011 — 2007-01-04 21:38:35Z

Carolyn,

To date I have knowledge of five lines of Deningtons with one 'n' all harking back to the Bethnal Green/Shoreditch area of London in the early 1800's.
Many of the records show the name spelled Dennington although this seems to be a result of the person taking down the information at the time.
If you contact me at mark6801@rogers.com I can share what I have.
Regards,
Mark Denington

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

3151ctp — 2007-01-01 22:37:09Z

Mark,
I have only just come upon the British Dennington queries. I have Denningtons in my tree from London but so far have not managed to get any documentation further back than George D's birth in Holborn (1842) and marriage in Shoreditch (1867). I have his father Samuel's death in Holborn (1845) but have not been able to get further back than that. I live in Canada so visits to the FRC are few and far between. Any info would be very exciting!
Carolyn

Re: Mary Dennington

TomCochran334 — 2006-01-30 01:28:10Z

Linda,
Mary was my grandmother's sister. She was Sarah Ann Dennington. I have some information of their line.

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

2006-01-19 13:17:56Z

Mark
I have lots of London Denningtons.Mostly 19th century but some earlier. Let me know which lines you looking for and if I have anything you need I will put it on a spreadsheet and send it if that will help.
Joyce

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

gnomeworks — 2006-01-18 23:22:51Z

Joyce,
If your Deningtons or Denningtons hail from London, England I would be interested in comparing notes.
At present I am aware of five separate lines all going back to the Betnal Green/ Shoreditch areas of London.

regards,
Mark Denington

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

joant118 — 2006-01-18 06:51:38Z

Mark
I have a Dennington branch in my family tree and have found that the the use of one or two N's can vary even within the same family. e.g on one census return they have one and the next they have two. I think a lot or the variation may be due to the way the the enumerator thought it was spelt. A lot of the Denningtons came from very poor backgrounds and some were ilitterate. I have marriage certificates signed with a cross! Hope this helps
Jo

Dennington/Hill Lancs

sandrawebb36 — 2004-07-27 12:26:12Z

Im researching a Dennington possibly Amelia She married a Hill ..She had children Florence , Arthur, Rose and couple of others. Florence was born Blackburn 1917, so the family I should think came from that area.
Any Info would be great.

Re: Denningtons

2004-01-10 04:13:01Z

HI, I am the g-g-granddgt of Burl Dennington and Mary Missouri Mooney. I live in Little Rock, Arkansas. Love to hear from any family members out there. Also contact George Hardy and Georgia Weldon. My address is trinna7@yahoo.com

Re: Dennington surname

2003-10-23 07:23:21Z

Hi Bobby, I was searching through the boards for any responses that Debi Dennington (my former step-mom) may have found in regards to our family line. The Denningtons. I am just picking up where she left off, with not much to go on. You said that you may have a relative of George Edward Dennington. I would love to find out any info that you may have on the Dennington line. My Grandfather is Loyce Berl Dennington. He had one brother Royce. Please contact me when you can. Thanks

Re: Denningtons

2003-02-10 22:26:52Z

Hi all,

My father was John Dennington and his grandfather was John Dennington, we live in Scotland and I had 2 brothers and one sister.

Would love to hear from anyone who is related to the Scottish Denningtons.

Mary

Re: Denningtons

2003-02-09 22:53:13Z

My father and my grandfather were both born in Lambeth, London (just next door to Southwark). My grandfather Albert James Dennington was born in about 1902 and had brothers Edward, Walter, Frederick, James and Richard and sisters Daisy, Doris, Marjorie, Nellie and Lily. Other than Albert I know at least Frederick, James and Richard had children. I have only just started researching my family tree and have not got back any further than my grandfather on this line and would therefore like to know there are more Denningtons out there.

Re: Pairlee Dennington Peoples AR>OK

Edith_Arnall — 2003-01-18 19:52:04Z

Your Pairlee was a sister to my son's g grandmother, Letha. I just started doing research on their father's family (Ellison) recently. Pairlee and Letha's parents were Burl Dennington and Mary Missouri Moody. I would like to hear from you, please contact me at edithtul@yahoo.com.

Re: British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

gnomeworks — 2002-12-31 20:58:21Z

Paul,

Do you know of a connection between those that spell Denington with one 'n' and those who spell it with two?
My understanding is that they are 'place names' derived from areas of Suffolk.
Does anyone have any idea how far back the two variants go as separate surnames?

Mark Denington, Toronto

DENNINGTON

jdclaw981 — 2002-09-29 17:53:10Z

Looking for info for the family line of John Samuel DENNINGTON born 1863. He was married to Mary Alice HAMBLETON born 1870. His sister was "Teely", who married George Washington PATTERSON. he was a cousin to John William DENNINGTON! I do not know who the parents of John Sam and Teely were! They were in Stoddard County, Missouri.

DENNINGTON's

jdclaw981 — 2002-09-29 17:53:10Z

Linda,
I need some more names if you have them. I am not familar to teh Tate surname. I may be able to help somehow. Good Luck, John Dennington

DENNINGTON gravestones found in Oak Grove Memorial Cemetery in Irving, Dallas County, Texas

2002-07-05 05:44:00Z

DENNINGTON_Betty_J_1942-2001.JPG
DENNINGTON_Brian_A_1983-1998.JPG
DENNINGTON_Raymond_B_and_Irene.JPG

I photographed these tombstones in the Oak Grove Memorial Cemetery in Irving, Dallas County, Texas.
Feel free to use these pictures for your records.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~t42cemeteries
or http://www.teafor2.com

Re: Denningtons

2002-06-12 20:07:49Z

Hi everyone

I would like to ask if any of you Denningtons out there have any ties with the Denningtons of London UK.

My wife is a Dennington and she hails from the Borough in Southwark London.

I would be pleased to share any info on them with anyone who is interested.

Alan

British Dennington, bloodline back to Andrew De Dennington 1250

Nuetrino1 — 2002-06-11 20:50:32Z

Hi all, I'm a Uk Dennington, and as far as I know my ancestory goes straight back to Andrew De Dennington of Ipswich of the year 1250, not to far from where I live (in the South East Of England).
Funny thing is we obtained a old print of Andrew De Dennington ad we look alike! you might laugh but the Bloodline is that strong, we all look alike, me my uncles, grandfathers etc... but only in the Male side.
I have 2 Uncles.Fathers Name is Denny Dennington, our/my bloodline is Uk only but i know that many denningtons left britain for the U.S.A back in the 19th Century and I am interested in any one who had gone abroad.
My Grandfather lives in Devon, Uk at the Moment but he was from a Big family with 7 brothers.
Any questions? or info please feel welcome to Email me.
Paul Dennington