Doel - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: help

tazdoel1 — 2009-11-19 01:19:48Z

Hi Pam
I can help here - I have William Doel in my tree (he is my father in laws 1st cousin once removed).
Please contact me on tazdoel@aol.com if you are still looking for help as I have quite a lot of information on this line.
Best wishes
Tara

Re: The Name Doel

maxinepearce100 — 2009-08-04 19:59:46Z

Hi,

I am not replying about the person you are trying to document. But my family settled in the late 1700s I am lead to believe they were Flemish but not sure. I am also lead to believe they then went to High Wycombe because they need work. Because you have the same name, would you have any recollection?? If you do not, I understand and sorry to contact you.

Miss Doel

Re: Doel's Pennsylvania

robyndoelbusch — 2009-03-14 00:09:24Z

Susanne, In my excitement, I did not initially realize you were in UK. I hope you recieve this, or can reply to my email address:robyndoelbusch@yahoo.com
Robyn Doel

Re: Doel's Pennsylvania

robyndoelbusch — 2009-03-13 22:38:11Z

Suzanne2812:
I believe the person you are looking for is my fathers dad; my grandfather.
He did indeed marry in London to Violet Doel. They came to the US in about 1910-1912. Then, the story goes, that when my dad was 9 months old, William went back to London, as his dad was ill. He was never heard from again. My dad was told this story by his mom. We alwasy suspected it. I went to London several years ago and have copies of the original Doel marraige, death, birth certificates. Please call me. Robyn

Re: Richard Doel 1728 & wife Mary 1732

jaykay774 — 2009-03-08 17:34:06Z

My great great grandfather born 1816 was Richard Doel from Horningsham married to elizabeth born 1821 from maiden bradley. just started my research and already found lots of Doel's in family from Horningsham/Maiden Bradley area.

Re: Richard Doel 1728 & wife Mary 1732

jaykay774 — 2009-03-08 17:34:04Z

Doel family from Ascot

frankdoel — 2009-01-28 00:04:08Z

Hi

Can anyone help me find Doel family members from the Ascot area of the UK. Past and present.

Thanx

Frank

frank_doel@hotmail.com

Doel's Pennsylvania

suzanne2812 — 2008-10-23 14:36:24Z

Hi

I hope someone can help.

My great great Uncle was unknown to his family. He was born William Doel in 1885 Salisbury UK.

In 1910 he went to America & became a butler for a golf club owner in Pensylvannia. Sometime after this he returned home to the UK.

In 1913 he married Violet Dorothy Swain b1888 London UK. Within weeks they departed again for America never to return. Dorothy as she was know became a US citizen & possibly died in 1976 in Pittsburgh, but there is also a record of a Dorothy Doel marrying in the 30's/40's.

I'd really like to know if they had children. My grandad is 85, he didn't know of his uncle & denies he even exists even though I have all this evidence. I'm wondering is William was disowned.

Regards Suzanne

Re: Richard Doel 1728 & wife Mary 1732

read686 — 2008-06-13 16:26:09Z

Thats as far as i have gone back as of yet, mostly due to a tree on ancestry site which gave me a flying start,Ithink one would have to go deeper into the parish records if they exist or even the bishops transcripts.I'am decended from James Doel brother of your John,James married Ann Everett whose son William joined the royal marines light infantry and served 25 years then retired to Salisbury in the 1860'shis son Joseph Henry was the father of my grandmother Ada Victoria Doel.Hopes this helps.
Phil Read.

Re: Richard Doel 1728 & wife Mary 1732

CarolineMeek39 — 2008-06-12 23:37:55Z

Thank you for replying to my message. Can you go back before Richard 1728?
Richard Doel 1728 was my G/G/G/G/Grandfather and John 1750 was my G/G/G/Grandfather.His son John 1784 was my G/G/Grandfather. His son Henry 1830 was my G/Grandfather.
His son Herbert was my Grandfather
CarolineMeek66

Re: Richard Doel 1728 & wife Mary 1732

read686 — 2008-06-12 18:41:31Z

Hi,
Richard and Mary were my x5 great grandparents they had 5 children John b 1750 my x4 great grandfather, Richard b 1753 James b 1756 Catherine B 1760 and Joseph 1764.Is there any more information you would like on other generations.
Regards Phil Read.

Re: Richard Doel 1728 & wife Mary 1732

read686 — 2008-06-12 18:41:18Z

Re: Richard Doel 1728 & wife Mary 1732

read686 — 2008-06-12 18:41:06Z

Re: Ethel Mary Doel

suzanne2812 — 2008-04-21 15:46:20Z

Hello Michael
I have been in touch with a relative of yours, Rodney Luscombe. I am on a library computer at the mo as we have just moved so I'm not sure of the top of my head his relationship to you.
My husband also has Luscombe blood in him & it is likely that both Luscombe lines that I have are related I just have to go back futher with the Cornwood records.

I'll be in touch as soon as we get our broadband set up so please be patient.

Regards Suzanne

Re: Ethel Mary Doel

michaelluscombe — 2008-04-18 09:24:04Z

Hello, I just came across this site having just installed internet. My grandmother was called Ethel Mary Doel married on 14.10.1916 in Forton Hants and died on 15.3.1963. I don't have her dob. Married to Reginald Harry Luscombe B.13.1.1895. died 27.3.1974. Reginald Harry was number six of nine children born to a Plymouth publican. He left home at fifteen years of age to join the Royal Regiment of Artillery (Royal Garrison Artillery) as a boy soldier, primarily committing himself to a period of twelve years service. Four years into his service he and his comrades formed the British Expeditionary Force which travelled to France and Flanders in August 1914. He was one of around 80,000 troops who were sent to strengthen the decimated Belgian Army in the north around the town of Mons, and moved into position along a twenty-one mile front to the left of the French Army. Unfortunately some of the units sent were embarrassingly under strength. It was because of the pitiful size of the force that the German leader, Kaiser Wilhelm II, sneeringly dismissed them as a 'contemptible little army' . The fighting around Mons was extremely fearce, and although heavily outnumbered, the contemptible little army held out. Eventually they were forced to withdraw from Mons, and after a gruelling cross-country march were required to hold their ground again and fight at Le Cateau in France. They were then involved in the fighting on the Marne and the Aisne, where their actions prevented the Germans outflanking the French. They also fought at the first battle of Ypres in October and November 1914, preventing a German breakthrough and undoubtedly creating history of the Great War.
All ranks who served in those particular battles were awarded the coveted ‘Mons Star’ and those who were actually under fire or within range of the enemy field artillery were also awarded a ribbon clasp with the dates 4th August - 22nd November 1914, the latter date being the point at which they were relieved by the French Army. Reginald Harry, and the others who received this medal with ribbon clasp, became known from that day forward as the 'Old Contemptibles'.

Unsurprisingly, sometime during the war he was seriously injured receiving a shrapnel wound to his head. He was promptly sent back to England and after a lengthy period of rehabilitation to recover from his injury he was posted to Gosport where he met the girl he fell in love with. He was informed that the surgeons were unable to remove the shrapnel from his skull and there was grave concern as to his survival. At twenty-one years of age and wearing the rank of corporal he married Ethel, a domestic servant. Seventeen months later, eight months before the end of the Great War, Sergeant Reginald Harry Luscombe and Ethel named their first-born ‘Reginald Thomas James Luscombe’. My father. When the war ended he took his family to Plymouth where they set up home close to his father’s pub. His father had lost one of his boys to the war, his youngest eighteen year old son Percy was killed in France, and so he wanted to help support his injured son in a house closeby.
I wonder if that is any help to you.
Regards,
Michael Luscombe

Re: Doel

CarolineMeek39 — 2008-02-17 23:47:08Z

I can see you have done a lot of research.
Do you have a Richard Doel B.1728 Maiden Bradley, Wilts, England, in your tree. He is my G/G/G/G/ Grandfther and he was married to Mary? B.1732, same place.
This is where I come to the end of my tree, at the moment.
It would be wonderful to find more relations.
Hope you can help me,thank you.
Caroline

Richard Doel 1728 & wife Mary 1732

CarolineMeek39 — 2008-02-17 23:35:03Z

I am interested to hear from any relations of the above.
They were both born in Maiden Bradley, Wilts.
They had Richard B.1753 Joseph 1764. Catherine 1766 and I expect others.
Caroline

Re: Doel

paulinepawley — 2008-02-17 11:37:16Z

Hi Alan

I have got as far back as William Doel c1800 from Woolpit Suffolk who married Eliza ? c 1800 from Thorndon.

They had seven children that I can find:-
Mary c1827,
George Doel c1829-1902 (this is my ancestral line)
Emily c1833;
Amos Doelc 1836
Charlotte Doel c 1839
Anna Doel c1843
William Doel c 1845.

Anything from William and Eliza back would be absolutely wonderful. I have not been able to find out anything about William and Eliza so far.

Very Kind Regards

Pauline.

Re: Doel

aland7 — 2008-02-15 09:44:19Z

Where do you want to start from ? I can trace my Family back to Abt. 1550.
Regards,
Alan Doel.

P.S. In the early days the name was spelt 'DOLE'. It would appear that we originated from Germany. (Not 'Doel', a Village in Belgium, (That doesn't exist now ).

Re: William Doel 1825/26

minty3 — 2007-11-24 18:02:28Z

Did you ever find the answer to this query? I have a William Doel baptised in Horningsham (p140) along with my ancester Henry in 1843. 4 of them were baptised together very late - My ancester was born in 1830 and was 13. William was born according to the register on 2nd April 1836. I know that is 10 years later than your request but the Doel dates do seem to be a bit unreliable. William and Henry were both sons of John and Sarah Doel.

Looking for Info on John F. Brady - Married Eileen Helen Doel

stellalynn — 2007-10-04 03:01:52Z

I have been researching the Brady family for my good friend whose mother passed away in 1994. She has never known any of her mother's side of the family (the Brady's). I know that the family moved around a lot. I know that they lived in Michigan, California, Pennsylvania, and Florida. Here's (in a nutshell) what I know about the parents and children.

Father = John F. Brady (now deceased)
Mother = Eileen Helen (maiden name = Doel), divorced Brady, remarried, now last name is Kozan and resides in Florida

Children = John F. Brady, Jr. (last known to be in Georgia)
Denise Kathleen (Brady) Davis, Harlan, Ludwig, Crook (my friends mom...deceased 1994)
Janice Eileen Brady (lives in Florida I believe)
Lorna J. (Brady) McChesney (deceased 1990)
Tracy Augusta (Brady) David (also in Florida somewhere)

If anybody has any information or links on this family please help us. We're pretty much at a dead end here.

Thanks!!!!

susannah doel

jeffreyreynolds50 — 2007-08-27 15:37:19Z

susannah doel westbury

Re: Missing person

georgedoel33 — 2007-08-12 06:13:25Z

yes please that would be great

could you please send them to me at

g1e2o3@tiscali.co.uk

many thanks

George

Re: Missing person

alicemcmanus — 2007-08-03 23:24:15Z

What I have George is not the actual documents for these people. But I have some pages from the record books for vitals in Wiltshire. I could list them out for you if you would like.

Judy

Re: Missing person

georgedoel33 — 2007-08-03 17:15:01Z

I was very interested to note that you have several documents for the Doel family

Is it possible for you to let me have copies?

george Doel

Re: doel

Tazdoel — 2007-05-20 16:31:02Z

Hi Pam
Have just picked up your message - William Thomas DOEL was my husband's grandfather's 1st cousin. The Simpson DOEL'S you have picked up are related but our other cousins. I have quite alot of info on the Hampshire DOEL who actually orginated from Wiltshire. Please contact me on tazdoel@aol.com and maybe we can help each other.
Best wishes
Tara

Re: help

GaiEvans — 2007-02-19 22:42:07Z

Do you know where they come from?

This may just be a coincidence but I do have a William Doel in my tree. He is brother to my grandmother (there were 13 of them) and although I don't have a birthdate for William 1893 would fit in. The coincidence is that the parents were Arthur Doel and Sarah Ellen Newman. I haven't done much work on the Newmans though and don't have a Hilda anywhere but another brother, Lancelot Doel did marry a cousin on the Doel side! Any connection do you think?

Re: William Doel 1825/26

BrianWilloughby76 — 2006-09-05 22:24:29Z

I don't think there is an easy solution to this, other than to obtain certificates.!

Obtain one the childrens birth certs to find out the maiden name of the mother.

Then obtain the marriage cert to find out who their fathers were, and go on from there.

Brian

Let me know if you need any help

Ethel Mary Doel

suzanne2812 — 2006-08-15 19:50:52Z

I wonder if anyone here has information on her & her Husband Reginald Luscombe?
Three user submitted trees have her details. I am very interested as her Father & my Grandad's Grandfather were brothers, James & William.
Hope someone can help.

Re: help

suzanne2812 — 2006-07-04 15:21:54Z

Hi Pamela
Where was your William born? I have William born 1890 in Salisbury, Wiltshire & William G M Doel born 1899 in Warminster, Dorset.
Regards Suzanne.

doel

pamdoel — 2006-05-23 12:49:12Z

hi i am currently tryiny to trace my family tree..so far i have my grandad william thomas edward doel born in 1914 and his father william t doel born in 1893..from what i can work out my family came from around the ALRESFORD area in england..I have found a walter simpson doel born in alresford 1879 and an olive simpson doel who was married in 1885 and wondererd are these the same folk i see you are related to...and if maybe they were you could gave me some more info......thanks

help

pamdoel — 2006-05-16 15:02:29Z

can anyone give me any info on my anchestors...my great grandfather was called william doel born in 1893 and he married hilda emily newman in 1913 apart from my grandad william thomas edward doel born in 1914 i have very little information.

William Doel 1825/26

suzanne2812 — 2006-04-03 09:51:53Z

Hi I wonnder if anyone can help. I'm looking for my G,G,G,G,Great Grandadfather William Doel born Horningsham 1825/26, married to Elizabeth (born Portsmouth) & a sergeant in the Navy.
He died in 1878.
I have check the horningsham parish records, but no record. The earliest is the 1861 census, before that I can't find him. I really would like to know who his parents were.
Regards Suzanne

Re: Missing person

Tazdoel — 2005-07-30 18:45:27Z

Judy,
Thanks for your kind help with this - The death record of Simeon Doel is definaltey one of mine.
Thanks alot and best wishes
Tara

Re: Missing person

2005-07-29 21:14:26Z

Hello Tara,

These Doel's are only a few that are on that film, they were on the pages I copied for my family. I also saw while looking a a Trowbridge marriage film yesterday at my local family history library, several Doel's.

The first one you may not be interested in. On three marriages of others, I see a THOMAS DOEL as witness, in North Bradley in 1816

Death of Sarah Doel, North Bradley, Sept 3rd 1823, age 22

Death of Edward Doel, Yarnbrook, N.B. Nov 29th, 1897, age 61

Death of Simeon Doel, Bradley (Pool's Hole) July 1st 1830 age 4 1/2

Death of Lydia Doel, Bradley (Pool's Hole) July 22nd 1830, age 1 1/4

Baptism of Margaret Annie Doel, parents Sidney and Ann, Southwick, Laborour, April 29, 1900, Born March 4, 1900

Mary Doel, parents Jonas and Mary, North Bradley Laborour, May 1819

Mary Doel, parents Joseph and Sophia, West Ashton, Laborour, July 3rd 1869.

Charles Richard Doel , parents Frances and Maria, West Ashton, Laborour, Feb 3rd, 1860

Peter Doel, parents Joseph and Sophia, East Town, Laborour, Jan 6th 1861

Job Doel,, parents Joseph and Sophia, East Town March 10th, 1864 or 1866

Alice Sophia Doel, parents, Joseph and Sophia, East Town, Laborour June 25 1870

Joseph Doel, parents Joseph and Sophia, East Town, April 1872

Javis or Jarvis Doel , parents Job and Elvira Southwick, Nov. 30, 1856, age 13 years

Burial Emma Doel, West Ashton, Oct. 2nd 1866 3months

I also have a British Isles Vital Records index with many Doel's on it. There may be some of the same, in addition to new ones. I will look at that one also if you would like.

Judy

Re: Missing person

Tazdoel — 2005-07-29 18:37:15Z

Hi Judy,

Saw your posting - I would certainly be interested in the baptisms from Wiltshire that you found as that is where my Doel's originated from.

Best wishes
Tara

Re: Missing person

2005-06-05 01:33:31Z

Beverley,

I saw that your Doel's came from Wiltshire. I was copying baptism, death and marriage info last week for North Bradley, Wiltshire England, and there were many Doel's. Would they be of interest to you?

Harriett Doel

paulinepawley — 2005-02-27 20:42:22Z

Harriett born 1827 died 1890 married George Doel born 1829 died 1902. They had 5 children William; Ellen; Sphia; Kate and Anna. I cannot find Harriett's maiden name and wondered if anyone can help me. I know that my great, great grandfather married a second time to a widow Sarah Goymer in after the 1891 census as they are both stated as being widow and widower. Woolpit Suffolk. I would really like to know Harriett's maiden name, please can anyone help. Many thanks, Pauline

Doel

paulinepawley — 2004-12-29 18:34:38Z

Can anyone help me find my ancestors

John and Elizabeth Doel

donaldtungate — 2004-01-07 05:30:13Z

children John Jr. and Conrad imigrated to America from Darmstadt Germany along with Elizabeth's sister, Catherine and her husband John Klein.
Family changed name to Dill and Conrad is listed as Con Dill in the 1870 Missouri census; Franklin County, twp Lyons.
John and Catherine Klein owned a plantation 4 miles west of Union, MO., Franklin County. In 1848 John Klein died and his nephew, John Doel Jr. came to assist with the plantation.
John Doel Sr. born Mar 4, 1821 and Died 12 Aug 1848.
Any information on these two lines would be appreciated.
Don Tungate tungate1@msn.com

Re: Mrs. Maude Doel, nee Weasner

2003-04-29 05:01:03Z

i am researching weasner family from Canada. I am looking for Weasners from Welland Ontario. While doing my search i did find info on Maude Doel....If this helps....also if you have found anything about canadian weasners the info would be greatly appreciated....
#013069-96 (Welland Co): Robert DOEL, 25, farmer, Canada, Wainfleet, s/o Samuel & Martha Jane, married Maude WEASNER, 18, Canada, Wainfleet, d/o James & Alvina May, witn: Martha Jane DOEL of Wainfleet, 29 Aug 1896 at Welland
Tonawanda News, 30 April 1951

Mrs. Maude Doel, 69, nee Weasner, died Saturday in Memorial Hospital, Niagara Falls. Wife of the late Robert Doel, Mrs. Doel was a former resident of Tonawanda and Pekin. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Alice Lankin, Niagara Falls, Mrs. Wilbur Krull, Sanborn, Mrs. Carl Klinger, Tonawanda; three sons, James, John and Raymond, all of Tonawanda; 24 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Harold Pletcher of Tonawanda. Services will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doel, 280 Kohler St. The Rev. E. E. Herron will officiate.

Thomas John Doel abt.Abt. 1781-1861

JimTaylor55 — 2002-09-07 12:01:27Z

I am trying to research my gggrandmother's family. Her name was Charlotte Doel Battrick(1828-1906). Charlotte came to America in 1853 with one of her sisters. She settled in Wayne Twp. Ashtabula Co. Ohio. Some of her siblings settled in Geneva Ashtabula Co. Ohio.
Her parents were Thomas John and Sarah Doel. Both parents died in 1861 in Bere Regis, Dorset, England.
Her siblings were
Elizabeth Locke Doel May 24, 1814
James Doel August 21, 1816
John Locke Doel August 21, 1816
Philip Doel July 19, 1818
William Doel November 07, 1821
Eliza Ann Doel June 10, 1824
Emily Jane Doel October 19, 1832
Mary Stevens Doel January 16, 1835
Any information on the this branch of the Doel family would be appreciated.
Jim Taylor

Joseph Doel (Doell or Dall , Dell)

hollyfish_58 — 2001-12-01 10:26:22Z

We have found a Joseph Doel married to a Fredrica Menke in Delphos Ohio at the St John's Catholic Church
Daughters Magdalena Doel born March 9 1853 and Elisabeth Doel born March 16 1857 any Information on Joseph Doel and his family will be appreciated. Thanks ahead of time Dawn

Re: Mrs. Maude Doel, nee Weasner

2001-09-23 23:33:38Z

Maude Doel was my grandmother. I am looking for information about her. I know she came from Canada and there were relatives there. All of her children are deceased. Do you have any information before she came to the United States. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Mrs. Maude Doel, nee Weasner

kalotac — 2001-06-22 11:05:45Z

Tonawanda News, 30 April 1951

Mrs. Maude Doel, 69, nee Weasner, died Saturday in Memorial Hospital, Niagara Falls. Wife of the late Robert Doel, Mrs. Doel was a former resident of Tonawanda and Pekin. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Alice Lankin, Niagara Falls, Mrs. Wilbur Krull, Sanborn, Mrs. Carl Klinger, Tonawanda; three sons, James, John and Raymond, all of Tonawanda; 24 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Harold Pletcher of Tonawanda. Services will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doel, 280 Kohler St. The Rev. E. E. Herron will officiate. Burial will be in Pekin.

Missing person

2000-11-20 14:08:34Z

I am trying to document that a Sarah DOUL (DOEL)lived in UK (Wilt Som Bristol)c.1857-1888. She may have been married to a George or Lorenzo Hewlett during that time.