Duffield - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Alexander Duffield

22245 — 2009-07-27 11:51:17Z

Anyone have information on the family of Alexander & Hannah Duffield; were in Calif by 1860. Did they move to TX?

Seeking Samuel Duffield - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-05-22 19:54:06Z

I am seeking information about Samuel Duffield who served with the 208th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company G (Civil War).

I am interested in any information about anyone who served with the 208th Pennsylvania.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: William Duffield

HazelLeisegang14 — 2009-04-16 17:26:50Z

Hi there Julian
Do you by any remote chance have details of
any Duffield family in Leeds, Yorkshire, area ?

Many thanks
Hazel (nee Duffield)

Re: Duffield of New Jersey

jfjeffries_1 — 2009-03-14 16:41:24Z

Pat: I'm a Clayton desendant. I have a Beulah Clayton in my tree born 1834. Also Joseph, Mary and family name of Reeves.
All from Gloucester Co. Duffield is a new name to me. My GGG grandparents were David and Beulah Reeves Clayton. Haven't reached a Philiadelphia connection yet.

Priscilla Duffield (b. 1837 to Simon & Mary Penn Duffield, Gloucester Cty NJ)

hi45624 — 2009-02-04 04:24:39Z

Priscilla Duffield was born in 1837 to Simon Duffield and Mary Penn, in Gloucester County, New Jersey. As far as I know, she was their only child.

The 1880 census has her mother living with a granddaughter, Mamie Simmerman [see 1880 US census, New Jersey, Gloucester County, Glassboro Township, microfilm series T9, film 781, supervisor's district 3, enumeration district 94, page 386A = 37 handwritten]. I have found Jacob and Priscilla Simmerman in the 1860 - 1880 censuses--in 1860 and 1870, with a daughter Mary (the right age to be Mamie), and in 1880 with a son Wilbur.

I therefore suspect that Priscilla Duffield married Jacob Simmerman and had at least those two children.

Can anyone confirm (or disconfirm) that guess? Can anyone supply any more information?

(My interest is primarily because of Mary Penn Duffield, daughter of my great x 3 grandparents Abraham and Catharine (Boqua) Penn. But I'm interested in all their descendents; contact me for more information.)

Thanks,

Harry

DUFFIELD Anna Belle and Robert L

t42NormanIOOF — 2009-01-27 21:57:00Z

DUFFIELD Anna Belle and Robert L

I photographed this gravestone in the Norman IOOF (Odd Fellows), Norman, Cleveland Co,OK, USA. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 200,613 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.

Emanual Duffield

cheneygulch — 2008-12-04 03:51:56Z

Was born approx 1860 in English Canada. Migrated to Michigan, USA. Married Mary Grace Boomhower. Is buried in Yale, Michigan, USA. I am searching for information on his parents believed to be from England. Any siblling information would be help as well.

Duffields of Philadelphia pa area

Aries87_1 — 2008-09-02 01:01:39Z

I am looking for the parents of:
brothers:
Edward C Duffield, b.1926 d. 2003, married Bertha
Louis Duffield
William Duffield
sister:
Helen T b.1919 d.2005, married John Snodgrass

Edward and Helen are interred at Forest Hills Cemetery in PA.

Helen had 6 children:
Caroline, John, Linda, Margaret, Helene, and Thomas.

Any info is welcome.

Re: WILLIAM DUFFIELD

Aries87_1 — 2008-09-02 00:52:01Z

About where in PA? I have a William Duffield, with brothers Louis and Edward, sister Helen, Unknown parents, all from Philadelphia area.

Re: William Duffield-Phila,PA

Aries87_1 — 2008-09-02 00:47:25Z

I have a William Duffield, unknown parents,
brothers:
Edward C, b.1926 d. 2003, married Bertha Hannan
Louis, married Ruth
sister: Helen T, b.1919 d.2005, married to John Snodgrass
All born and died in the Philadelphia PA area.

Re: DUFFIELD in Docking , Norfolk UK

MaureenEdna — 2008-06-12 15:56:03Z

Hi,I have a John Duffield d.o.b.1848 who married married Sarah Ann Crisp 1876 in Mutford,Suffolk,Elizabeth Duffield d.o.b.1854 was connected to the "Yarmouth Beech Murder"in 1900.
have searched Trials but have not been successful getting any more info.Would like to hear from you conserning the Duffield's.

Re: Duffield history

tjjc196 — 2008-04-27 18:45:53Z

Salina, KS
Jennifer Duffield Ewing
Robert J Duffield
Sean P Duffield
Gayle M Duffield Wilkins

email me at tjjc@sbcglobal.net if I can help anymore.

Re: Duffield history

tjjc196 — 2008-04-27 18:43:08Z

My maiden name is Duffield. My father is Robert J. Duffield from Salina, Kansas. My brother, Sean P. Duffield, Aunt Gayle Marie Duffield Wilkins and myself are the only Duffield's in Salina. There are a bunch in the Kansas City area. Email me at tjjc@sbcglobal.net if you have any more questions.

Jennifer Ewing

Re: Duffill

AlanSabey579 — 2008-04-25 16:48:58Z

Hello Charles,
If I was to send you a report on what I have on the family, would you be willing to fill some gaps for me please?
We had better do this as private messages now contact has been made.
My e-mail address is wembleyman@btinternet.com
Please let me have yours.
Best wishes,
Alan

Re: Duffill

cjduffill — 2008-04-25 16:20:51Z

I am a grandson of Charles Duffill, brother of Thomas William George Duffill. Both were ship's masters. Thomas was master of the Wilson Line ship "Ebro" which was off Messina on the night of the earthquake of 1908. For services rendered to survivors of the earthquake, he was made an Officer of the Order of the Crown of Italy....

Whitehall, July 21,1910.

The KING has been pleased to give and grant unto the undermentioned gentlemen His Majesty's Royal licence and authority to accept and wear Decorations (as stated against their respective names), which have been conferred upon them by His Majesty the King of Italy, in recognition of valuable services rendered by them on the occasion of the recent earthquake in Southern Italy:—

Mr. Thomas William George Duffill, Master.
Officer of the Order of the Crown of Italy.
SS Ebro

I don't know what happened to my father's uncle Thomas when he left the sea. I don't think he emigrated. There is a photograph of him at the funeral of Lord Nunburnholme (Charles Henry Wilson, of the Wilson Line) in 1906, in a book on the Line which I have (somewhere!)

Charles Duffill,
Perth, Western Australia

Re: Duffield Family Genealogy

mduffield67 — 2008-03-22 02:42:17Z

I am looking into the French Huguenots story. Prior to 1534, the Huguenots were pretected from persecution by the French King Francis I. In the late 1530's, James Duffield purchases Medmanham Abbey in Buckinghamshire, England. I have as yet found no birth or baptismal record for James in England. The name Francis, which means from France and could have been in honor of the French king, enters the use by the family with James's son. The Medmanham Duffields can be traced by their coat of arms, a sable (black) shield with an (argent) white chevron and 3 doves. The family spreads from Buckinghamshire to Yorkshire, to Ireland and then Pennsylvania. George Duffield of County Antrim, Ireland who settled in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania is recorded as using these arms. I cannot be certain that all of the Pennsylvania branches of the family are of this lineage, but at least 1 is. If the Huguenot story is correct James would be the French refugee.

Re: Duffield Family Genealogy

mduffield67 — 2008-03-22 02:12:13Z

I am looking into the French Huguenots story. Prior to 1534, the Huguenots were pretected from persecution by the French King Francis I. In 1535, James Duffield purchases Medmanham Abbey in Buckinghamshire, England. I have as yet found no birth or baptismal record for James in England. The Medmanham Duffields can be traced by their coat of arms, a sable (black) shield with an (argent) white chevron and 3 doves. The family spreads from Buckinghamshire to Yorkshire, to Ireland and then Pennsylvania. George Duffield of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania is recorded as using these arms. If the Huguenot story is correct James would be the French refugee.

George Duffield b abt 1795 Pennsylvania

mduffield67 — 2008-03-22 01:54:01Z

I am seeking parentage of George Duffield. He is living in Indiana Co., Pennsylvania by 1827. There is also a Samuel Duffield living there in the 1830 census. George married Margaret (widow of Adam Sides {Sietz}). They had 1 known child, Edward Sirventhune Duffield. George died prior to 1870.

Obit Mary Ann Duffield Wayne Pa 1899

vonnieh50|M153965 — 2007-01-15 02:54:49Z

Newspaper
Crawford Journal
Meadville Crawford Co Pa
Thursday Dec 14 1899
pg first pg col 6

Duffield-In Wayne township Dec 6th Mrs Mary Ann Duffield aged 82 years

Duffill

AlanSabey579 — 2008-02-11 08:10:15Z

Seeking information on Thomas William George Duffill and his wife Annie Frances (Kitching) who married in Hull UK in 1883. He was born in York in 1859 and she was born in Hull in 1856. They do not appear in the British census for 1891 or 1901. Did they emigrate?
Any help appreciated.
Alan

Re: Ann Duffield ~ 1871 census

SusanPullen51 — 2006-09-21 07:34:07Z

This could Ann on the 1871 census, looks like
a second marriage for her Father George
1871 ref: RG10/1449 Folio 66
George Duffield Head 46 Agricultral Labourer
Harriet Duffield Wife 41
Emma Duffield Dau 14
Ann Duffield Dau 12
Elizabeth A Price Dau 6
Charlotte Duffield Dau 6
Mary J Duffield Dau 3
Wootton, Woodstock, Oxfordshire
(all born Wootton)

Regards Sue

Benjamin Duffield married Susannah Wilson in 1798 Bourbon co., KY - Who was he?

lavelda — 2007-10-24 15:30:46Z

I would like to know who Benjamin Duffield was who married Susannah Wilson in 1798 in Bourbon Co., KY. I have seen references to a Benjamin Duffield from Bourbon County, KY who was the son of a Robert Duffield on the internet who married an Elizabeth Shock in 1791 and moved to Illinois. I have also seen a reference to this same Benjamin, son of Robert, who married Susannah Wilson. Elizabeth (Shock) Duffield was supposedly still alive after 1832 when he died.

This Benjamin Duffield married Susannah Wilson on 15 Oct 1798 in Bourbon County so they can't be the same one unless someone has confused the two in some way. He was involved with my Edward Wilson and his brother William Wilson.

I am interested because I feel that Susannah Wilson was related to "my" Wilsons, descendants of John and Jane/Jean (__) Wilson of Berkeley Co., VA(now WV). John in 1783 and left a will naming 14 children most of whom moved in Kentucky and then later spread out to Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, etc.

Edward Wilson, William Wilson and Benjamin Duffield were witnesses to George Naylor's will in Montgomery County, Kentucky (Mt Sterling). All three lived in Clark County, Kentucky (adjoining county). Edward and William were brothers. Edward had a daughter named Susannah but she was married to George Bath/Beethe. William (at least according to his will) did not have a daughter named Susannah. Edward and William did have seven other brothers - James, John, Thomas, Jacob, Jeremiah, Daniel and Isaac Wilson. Was she the daughter of one of them?

What was George Naylor's relationship to the Wilsons?

Montgomery County, Kentucky Will Book A (1796-1821)
Written 25 March 1805 Probated 6 May 1805

Will of George Nailer
In the name of God, Amen. I, George Nailer, of Montomery County and commonwealth of Kentucky, being sick and weak of body, but of sound and perfect mind and memory, thanks be given unto God and called to mind the mortality of my body and that it is appointed for all men once to die, I do constitute and appoint this to be my last will and estament in manner and form as follows:

First and principally I dedicate my soul to God and my body to the dust to be buried in a decent and Christian manner not doubting but I shall receive the form again by the mighty power of God and as for what worldly goods, it has pleased God to help me with in this life, I will and dispose of in manner and form as follows:

It is my will and desire that all my just debts and funeral charges be first paid. I will and bequeath to my beloved wife all my household furniture and stock during her life and not to make way with any part to any one child more to one than another as it is my desire that my two daughters Rebeckah Poor and Mary Lynch shall get all my invoicable Estate after the decease of my wife. I will and bequeath to my two sons, Samuel and Paul Nailer, two hundred and fifty acres of land, the division of the land to be as follows; beginning as follows, beginning at the mouth of Paul's Spring branch where it empties into a small crick from thence a straight line to a large walnut standing by the side of a fence thence west to the line of the deed all the land on the South side of the afore mentioned creck to belong to Samuel Nailer, that on the north to belong my son, Paul. One horse to be excepted (?) a sorrel horse to be taken out of my stock after the decease of my wife to beling equally to my two sons. I do hereby revoke and disannul all former wills made by me ratifying and confirming this to be my last will and testament. In
witness whereof I have hearewith set my hand and seal this twenty fifth day of March One thousand eight hundred and five.

Signed sealed & delivered George Naylor (Seal)
in the presence of us who signs in the presence of each other -
EDWARD WILSON
BENJAMIN DUFFIELD
WILLIAM WILSON
---------------------------
EDWARD WILSON vs. JOHN HUME
Box 28, 1801 and Box 207 1819
Kentucky State Archives, Frankfort, KY
“Clark County, Kentucky to Wit:……………………………......
“The Commonwealth of Kentucky to the Sheriff of Clark, Greeting. We command you to summon HENRY INLOWS, BENJAMIN DUFFIELD, and JOHN WILSON to appear before the Justices of Court of Quarter Sessions at the Court House on the 4th Tuesday in this month to testify and the truth to say in behalf of EDWARD WILSON in a certain matter of controversy in our said court depending and undetermined between sd WILSON pltff, and John Hume, Deft. And this they shall in no wise omit under the penalty of 100 lbs And have then there this writ witness David Bullock, Clerk of our said Court this 15th day of June 1799 and 8th year of the Commonwealth.
Signed: D. Bullock”
Memo: This is an action in the case for an injury done by the Deft to the Pltf in obstructing a stream running through his land whereby his mill spring and c are overflowed.
Exd James D. Sudduth
Bledsoe for Pltf
DS for Collins

Any help with Benjamin Duffield and Susannah Wilson appreciated.

Sarah Duffield

jassherpa — 2007-11-11 04:16:28Z

I am looking for documentation that Sarah Duffield born 1794 in Steubenville Ohio, who married Philip Crabbs in 1815 is the daughter of William Duffield and Rebecca Wallace. If anyone can help I'd really appreciate it.

Duffield of Harrogate, UK

Chiefsub29 — 2007-04-15 21:43:50Z

Could anyone researching this family please get in touch as I have some family snapshots that might be of interest.

Will

Re: Okla Duffield

dobsmama — 2006-09-04 02:58:46Z

We have a Grover Cleveland Duffield in our line. My grandfathers brother is G.C. called RedBill. Their father is Robert called Bob from McDonald County, Missouri. Anyway Grover Cleveland was born 23 Oct 1892 in McDonald County, MO and died 14 Nov 1977 buried in the Duffield Cem, Oak Grove Free Will Baptist Church, Stella, MO What else were you wanting to know about Grover?
Leila

John Wesley, 1807 and Felicia Ann Gordon, New Jersey

vereta_1 — 2007-04-05 00:13:45Z

Please contact me if you have any info. on the father etc. of John Wesley Duf., 9/1/1807 married to Felicia Ann Gordon of Woodbury, New Jersey. Their children include George Washington, 1852; Francis Marion, 1854; Sara Elizabeth, 1856; Alexander, 1858; John Thomas, 1861; James Ellsworth, 1866; and Joseph Grant, 1869.
I have a lot of info of Duffields from the Glouchester/ Glassboro area and info. from these counties historical societies, but I can't find John's father. Thank You!

Re: Duffield of New Jersey

susanaldridge2000 — 2007-01-27 11:14:35Z

Duffield in Gloucester Co NJ

There are 3 Duffield girls who married 3 Morgan boys in Deptford Gloucester NJ during the 1830-40s. I have thought about it and I think the boys went over the township line from Greenwich to marry them-Because the boys are living in Greenwich Twsp. Gloucester NJ in 1850. I see there are 2 names of Duffield men in Deptford in 1830. The older one is Jonathan and the younger one is Robert.

But Elizabeth Duffield´s father´s name is given in the Gloucester Historical Society source as George Duffield.
Philip Morgan
Barnsboro, N. J. by Chew, Jesse C., Esq. 4/19/1838
Woodbury Constitution married 5/15/1838 Duffield, Elizabeth
Deptford, NJ
Father :Duffield, George (I believe he was a ship carpenter. The Morgan boys were running canal boats.)
Their children-
7 children -Susan 1840, Sarah Ann 1843,James 1848, Hank 1850, William 1852, Thomas 1856,Anna -march 1860

Also in Greennich Twsp 1850 is Maria (Duffield) 26 married to James Morgan 29
JAMES MORGAN m. DUFFIELD, MARIA 10 Jun 1843 Gloucester NJ
She was born April 1825
Their 3 children are
Christian b December1846
David b abt 1845
Michael b. June 1853
Maria marries a second time to a Murphy and has 4 more children including Amy Murphy who married Winfield SCott

JOHN M. MORGAN , HANNAH ANN DUFFIELD married 07 Sep 1848 Gloucester NJ John M. Morgan is probably the grandson of Abigail Morgan b ca 1778 Nj who appears in the Mantua, Gloucester Co census till 1860
Their children are -
1.Susannah born about 1849, according to 1850
2. Samuel S. MORGAN 1850
3.Mary A. Morgan b. about 2 April 1856 Mantua, Twsp, Gloucester
4.Franklin Morgan b.19 Jan. 1861 Mantua, Twsp, Gloucester
5.Charles Henry Morgan b. about 16 Jan 1863 Mantua, Twsp, Gloucester
6. Thomas K. MORGAN 1870
7. John MORGAN 1872

Harry Duffield m Anna Rapine

MarthaAHallowell — 2006-09-30 01:16:21Z

Seeking descendants of Harry Duffield and Anna Rapine, daughter of Jeremiah Rapine and Josephine Hallman (1837 - 1912)?

Re: John Wesley, 1807 and Felicia Ann Gordon, New Jersey

dkflores — 2007-05-30 03:42:30Z

Hi my relatives that are Duffields are from this area and in surrounding counties in New Jersey. Most of the Duffields are farmers i New Jersey. dkflores@sbcglobal.net Debora Kay Duffield/Flores

Re: William Duffield of Penn.

dkflores — 2007-05-30 03:39:16Z

I have a William Duffield in my family tree too. He was married to Mary? His children were William Jr. Issac, Nathan and Benjamin Duffield. My bloodline is thru Nathan's son Nathan Minch Duffield.Do you have any info on this line of Duffields? dkflores@sbcglobal.net Debora Kay Duffield

William Duffield, Nathan, Issac, William Jr., Benjamin Duffield

dkflores — 2007-05-29 21:03:11Z

I am looking for any info on my great great great great grandfather and grandmother Mary. He died 6-27-1848. He had William Jr. died 10-18-1813. He had Issac. He had Nathan and Benjamin Duffield. I am looking to find out who William's parents were and where they were from. He had four other brothers too. Two of them moved West of New Jersey. William was a farmer and so was his family and grand children from New Jersey Debora Kay Duffield/Flores dkflores@sbcglobal.net

Re: Information on William Duffield

dkflores — 2007-05-29 20:56:47Z

I am ooking for information on William Duffield and Mary Johnson. They had four sons. William Jr. died on 10-18-1813. They had Nathan born 1786 and died 1853. They had Benjamin died on 10-15-1832 and Issac who married Hannah Hitchner. I want to find out who William's other four brothers were and where they went. I want to find out who they married and their children's names and etc. I also want to find out who William's parents were to. The Cumberland County Court House burnt down in the 1700's and alot of valuable info was lost. William Duffield is my great great great great grandfather. I am Debora Kay Duffield/Flores dkflores@sbcglobal.net. I am looking for anyone who maybe related to my relatives.

Re: Thomas/Nathan Duffield's Kansas/Oklahoma

dkflores — 2007-05-29 20:38:27Z

I have a Nathan Minch Duffield married to a Margaret. His father was William Duffield married to Mary. William Duffield had four other brothers too.I don't know their names. Two of them moved West for a better life. I want to find out where they came from and what their names were and who they married. They were all farners and lived in New Jersey. At least my geat great great great grandfather William did. Debora dkflores@sbcglobal.net

Re: Robert Duffield

dkflores — 2007-05-09 04:00:32Z

Could you contact me at dkflores@sbcglobal.net I may have alot of the same Duffields in my family tree. Thanks Debora

Re: Robert Duffield

dkflores — 2007-05-09 03:58:48Z

My name is Debora Kay Duffield. I have alot of the same names in my genealogy too. Please contact me dkflores@sbcglobal.net

Re: Benjamin Duffield

dkflores — 2007-05-09 03:56:24Z

I have alot of Duffields on my father's side. The is a Mabel Duffield in my genealogy as well as a Benjamin. Debora dkflores@sbcglobal.net

Re: William Duffield of Penn.

dkflores — 2007-05-09 03:51:37Z

I have Duffields on my Father's side of the family. In the genealogy book left for me it stated that the Duffields were French/German Huguenots. Can you help me? dkflores@sbcglobal.net I can tell you names and dates of what I have Debora

Re: duffield web page

dkflores — 2007-05-09 03:48:26Z

My name is Debora Kay Duffield/Flores dkflores@sbcglobal.net My genealogy is on the Duffields. My father's side of the family are all Duffields. Some live in New Jersey now. Can you help? Debora

Re: Duffield Family Genealogy

dkflores — 2007-05-09 03:29:24Z

I am Debora Kay Duffield/Flores dkflores@sbcglobal.net. My father was Walter Hall Duffield, Jr. and his father was Walter Hall Duffield, Sr from New Jersey. His father was David Minch Duffield. His father was Nathan Minch Duffield. I am looking for any info on the Duffields and to find if they were Huguenots and which country were they from. I am slao looking for dates and names of relatives on all sides of the family. Thank you

Re: Robert Duffield

LeilaAmes — 2006-08-24 00:54:27Z

I think we may have a match. They came over on the ship Shield from Hull, England. Their children, Robert(1657), Mary(1659-1702), and Benjamin(26 Sep 1661-1 May 1741) were born in Yorkshire, England. I have info on the Duffield line down to the present time. Benjamin was my (however many greats) grandfather.

Re: duffield macclesfield

rktaylor121 — 2007-01-07 00:08:29Z

Jacqueline, I too have Duffield ancestors from Macclesfield;
Great-grandmother Emma (b. 1866), whose father was David (b. 1831).
Not sure if these are of interest, but please e-mail me (rktaylor@talk21.com) if you wish.
rgds, Roger

Re: duffield macclesfield

rktaylor121 — 2007-01-12 20:39:41Z

Thanks for those Jacqui, particularly the Joseph Duffield/ Sarah Fidler marriage and Joseph's death.

I see Joseph's age on death is given as 48 which puts his birth 1805-1806 and in the 1851 census he is recorded as age 43 which would give us 1807-1808.
Now this makes a christening date for him of 12Nov1809 a little off target, especially as there is another candidate for this Joseph....a shoe maker, born Rainow, at 13 Hawkins Lane Rainow a.41 in 1851, and at 3 Cow Lane Sutton a.61 in 1871.
I think there is also a Rainow connection for David Duffield/ Mary Sharpley...I have the following christenings for children of David & Mary Duffield:-
Betty 03Feb1799 Rainow Parish Registers
Nancy 25May1800 Macc. St. Michael's
Hannah 07Mar1802 "
Mary 15Apr1804 "
Jas. 26Jan1806 "
Sarah 12Jul1807 "
Joseph 12Nov1809 "
Martha 27Oct1811 "

...so doesn't look like a late christening....I think we may need to consider alternative parents for our Joseph?

Regards, Roger

Re: duffield macclesfield

rktaylor121 — 2007-01-07 18:49:50Z

Thanks for your reply Jacqui.
You are correct, Emma Duffield did marry James (Jim) Barnes, they moved to Gorton, Manchester where Jim worked at Beyer, Peacock locomotive works; work was scarce in Macclesfield.
I too have noted the David Duffield/ Mary Sharpley marriage and consider them to be likely candidates for parents of David & James's father Joseph, but have yet to prove the link to my satisfaction.
David is a relatively unusual christian name locally so that suggests a possible link with my gt. gt. g/f David.
There is a Joseph Duffield christened at St. Michaels Macc 12Nov1809 son of David/Mary, which gives us the right age.
I would like to find Joseph Duffield/ Sarah Fidler's marriage, do you have this?
Regards, Roger

Re: NJ Duffields

roselawlesshluska — 2007-12-13 14:41:53Z

Hi, I don't know if you're even still doing ancestry.com, but I believe we are distant cousins. Your great grandmother Ellen Cecilia Bowden (married Joe Duffield Sr) was my great grandmother Mary Josephine "Mae" Bowden's sister. Their father was Dennis Bowden from Kilkenny and their mother was Ellen Shanahan from NY. I have a picture of your great grandmother Nellie as she was maid of honor at my grandmother's (Nellie's niece, Catherine D. O'Brien)wedding at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in Boonton, NJ

Re: duffield macclesfield

jacquelinetwigg1 — 2007-01-14 13:25:53Z

Thankyou. I must admit I haven't done much research recently on my paternal grandmothers Duffield family lately, I have enough headache with my own birth name ancestry back from 1769.My great grandfather James Duffield died at 96 years and attended my parents wedding. I will let you know if I find out anymore Regards Jacqui

Re: duffield macclesfield

jacquelinetwigg1 — 2007-01-07 15:24:38Z

Thankyou for your reply. Yes you are of the same Duffield family. The David 1831 was my grt grandfather James brother, the childrern of Joseph Duffild and Sarah Fidler. I see David and Harriet Taylors daughter Emma married to James Barnes. J ames Duffield and Sarah Toole's daughter Isabella was my grandmother. Have you got the father of David, Ellen, Maria,Joseph and James as David Duffield married to Mary Sharpley? I was not sure if these were the right parents. Regards Jacqui

Re: duffield macclesfield

jacquelinetwigg1 — 2007-01-08 08:38:56Z

Thankyou. Yes I also think David and Mary the right links. I have Joseph 1809 like you. Joseph Duffield married Sarah Fidler22 Jan 1827 by banns at St Peters Prestbury. You will find their census address as 1841 Step Hill Macc'd 1851 Rodney st Macc'd Then Sarah widow Brown st Macc'd. and 1871 Step Hill Macc'd. Joseph died14 mar 1854 Heart Disease. Sarah died 1872.

duffield macclesfield

jacquelinetwigg1 — 2006-10-20 12:20:59Z

researching grandmothers duffield family, would like to hear from others researching same family

Re: DUFFIELD in Docking , Norfolk UK

amyduffield_1 — 2008-02-20 23:35:14Z

Do you know of any other Duffield's related to these listed? As i am currently researching Duffield's from the docking area. I can go back to John Duffield of 1792 who married Charlotte Elvey but i have not got any relatives or siblings branching off from John or going any further back.

Re: Duffield history

outohere1 — 2007-12-08 21:59:42Z

There was a John E. Duffield who died in the civil war in Kansas. He left a widow who was Jennie Baldwin Duffield. They were located in Lawrence, Kansas and later moved to Denver, Colorado. If these match please let me know as I have other info. Steve