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Dickinson
« on: Sunday 11 April 04 23:42 BST (UK) »
I am researching the Dickinson family, initially from Spofforth & Plumpton in W.R. Yorkshire the family then moved to Stockton, Thornaby, Ampleforth, Malton. Would like to hear from anybody with links to this family.
Researching-Schofield, Wood, Dent, Jackson, Dickinson, Gray, Windross, Gelderd, Lightfoot, Stockdale in Yorkshire, Harding in Devon, Sturley in Pembrokeshire, Price & Parry in Liverpool & North Wales, Butler, Laverty, Brennan, Doyle, Ferns in Liverpool & Ireland, Drysdale, Hunter, Dewar, Abercrombie, Hunter in Scotland

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Re:Dickinson
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 18 April 04 15:10 BST (UK) »
Hello Crystal-tips,

What years does your research cover for these areas ???

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Re:Dickinson
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 18 April 04 15:51 BST (UK) »
My research starts with Robert Dickinson 1745-1820 and his wife Hellen/Helena/Elen Cass.

Robert & Hellen were married on 4th September 1770 in Spofforth, West Riding of Yorkshire. They are recorded as being the parents of Anthony, Anna, Barbara and Mary in the R.C. register for the Spofforth/Follifoot area.

Those four children all married but my main lines of research are from Anthony born 1773 and Barbara born 1776. Barbara married a Leconby, the majority of the next generations remaining in W.R. Yorks.

My line is via Anthony (1773) who had 8 children all born in Plumpton. It is one of the children of Anthony that moved to Ampleforth in the 1820's. Another of Anthony (born 1773) descendants, Thomas Dickinson (born 1837 Plumpton) moved  to Thornaby  & Stockton in the 1860's. He married twice and had 13  :o children  :o between 1862 & 1900.

Other family off shoots spread around Yorkshire and the North East, too many to go into great detail here.
Researching-Schofield, Wood, Dent, Jackson, Dickinson, Gray, Windross, Gelderd, Lightfoot, Stockdale in Yorkshire, Harding in Devon, Sturley in Pembrokeshire, Price & Parry in Liverpool & North Wales, Butler, Laverty, Brennan, Doyle, Ferns in Liverpool & Ireland, Drysdale, Hunter, Dewar, Abercrombie, Hunter in Scotland

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Re:Dickinson
« Reply #3 on: Friday 30 April 04 08:27 BST (UK) »
I'm sorry - I do not have the name Broadhead linked to any Dickinsons
Researching-Schofield, Wood, Dent, Jackson, Dickinson, Gray, Windross, Gelderd, Lightfoot, Stockdale in Yorkshire, Harding in Devon, Sturley in Pembrokeshire, Price & Parry in Liverpool & North Wales, Butler, Laverty, Brennan, Doyle, Ferns in Liverpool & Ireland, Drysdale, Hunter, Dewar, Abercrombie, Hunter in Scotland


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Re: Dickinson
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 24 August 04 10:52 BST (UK) »
Hi I myself am a Dickinson, born in Leeds. I havent got back any further than 1826 with a Joseph Perkins born in Leeds and sons born in Leeds and Malton. However there must be a link somewhere?

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Re: Dickinson
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 25 August 04 00:53 BST (UK) »
Hi Jo
Is it the Perkins or Dickinson line that was born in Malton. I was born there too and have quite a lot of links & contacts still.  ;D

I'm going there on Thursday so if you let me have Malton details you require & I may be able to do you some look-ups or help.

Regarding the Dickinsons I could do with a few more details. I've private messaged you also
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Researching-Schofield, Wood, Dent, Jackson, Dickinson, Gray, Windross, Gelderd, Lightfoot, Stockdale in Yorkshire, Harding in Devon, Sturley in Pembrokeshire, Price & Parry in Liverpool & North Wales, Butler, Laverty, Brennan, Doyle, Ferns in Liverpool & Ireland, Drysdale, Hunter, Dewar, Abercrombie, Hunter in Scotland

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Re: Dickinson
« Reply #6 on: Thursday 18 September 08 12:43 BST (UK) »
i know your post is a very old one but i have just started my research so have only just seen it.
i too am related to a dickinson on my paternal line.
mary elizabeth dickinson was my great gramdma mother of florance h
mary married walter cliffe in leeds in december 1911.
if there is a link i would love to share any info
kind regards
eileen
killick,edwards,pitchley,pryorcallaghan,cliffe,parker,gawthorpe,
london,yorkshire,scotland

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Re: Dickinson
« Reply #7 on: Thursday 18 September 08 14:53 BST (UK) »
 :) Hi I have no obvious immediate link to your Mary Elizabeth - however please let me have some more names and details as I have some brothers and sisters without many details so there could be a link somewhere. Also where did your Dickinsons live? Have you found any of them on any censuses?
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Jo

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Re: Dickinson
« Reply #8 on: Thursday 18 September 08 15:15 BST (UK) »
Searching for connections to my DICKINSONs.

Benjamin DICKINSON was born abt 1852 in Potternewton, Leeds. His father's name was John. Benjamin married Jane MORTON abt Sept.1873 in Leeds. Jane was born abt. 1855 in Wragthorne, Leeds.

Benjamin and Jane had 7 known children - Mary Ann (b.1874), Annie (b.1876), Florence (b.1878), James Arthur (b.1881), Herbert (b.1886), Ethel (b.1888) and Alfred (b.1894). Alfred was my great grandfather.

Has anyone any links? ???