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Offline NadT

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Re: GLENDENING/GLENDINNING Durham & Northumberland
« Reply #18 on: Tuesday 23 September 08 16:44 BST (UK) »
Beth,

Have had a few problems this last week or so so have not had time to do family history stuff, but will look at your names shortly and see if they cross.  In the meantime, someone else kindly sent me this list of burials from the Blackhill area to see if it will help me.  As you definitely have Blackhill mentioned in your post, thought you might want to take a look and see if anyone is relevant.

Nad


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Durham/Newcastle: Richardson, Glendenning, Glendening, Glendinning, Postle, Carr, Tatters
Norfolk/Suffolk: Love, Sharman
Somerset/Glamorgan, Wales: Brooks, Elliott, Smith
Cumberland: Richardson, Gribbin, Butler, Tatters
Shropshire/Welshpool: Thomas, Bradshaw, Summers, Weatherby, Phillips
Scotland: Baxter, Service, McMaster

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Re: GLENDENING/GLENDINNING Durham & Northumberland
« Reply #19 on: Friday 20 August 10 14:43 BST (UK) »
George Glendenning B 1809 married 13 Feb 1834  Elizabeth Orwin born 1815.
I beleive Elizabeth is the daughter of John Orwin and Ann Carr, reasoning is: birth fits in nicely
marriage in Sunderland area, my Orwins are from there
5th childs name is Thomas CARR Glendenning.

Can anyone confirm this is the correct parents for ELizabeth.

Ian

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Re: GLENDENING/GLENDINNING Durham & Northumberland
« Reply #20 on: Wednesday 03 November 10 08:12 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
My GLENDENINGs have a Darlington connection.  I am descended from John GLENDENING, supposedly a native of Carlisle, and his wife Jane JACKSON, oroginally from Whorlton, County Durham.  5 children were born in North Yorkshire but the 2 youngest were born in Darlington.  The family moved to Darlington c.1802 where they established themselves for several generations.
Julie
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