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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Buckinghamshire => Topic started by: bevs60 on Saturday 20 March 10 20:15 GMT (UK)
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Hi
I am now trying to trace back my paternal grandmothers family. She was Winifred Elizabeth Dimmock born in 1896. Her father was Charles Barnard Dimmock and he was a master cabinet maker.
She married my grandfather Frederick Hill in ? I can guess it was around 1916 or so as my aunt was born in 1917 and my father in 1923.
Thanks
Bev
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Hi Bev
Just to clarify - which county are you talking about - Gloucestershire? or Buckinghamshire?
;)
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Hi
She was born in Buckinghamshire ( I think!) I know it is near Northampton. We are from Bedfordshire
Thanks
Bev
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Here's the marriage registration:
Marriage
DIMMOCK Winifred E
HILL
Vol 3a Page 1828
Newport P
March quarter 1916
What records do you have and what do you need now?
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Olney is in Buckinghamshire, close to the Bedfordshire border.
Sue
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Olney is in Buckinghamshire, close to the Bedfordshire border.
Sue
Hmmm - I moved the thread to Bucks, based on Genuki
http://met.open.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/BKM/Olney/index.html
It could be that records that emerge will be for other counties as we work back but we'll see ...
:)
Edit - did you just change your post, Sue - could have sworn you said Bedfordshire just now?!?
:o ;D
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No- I think I am confusing things. I live in Bedfordshire as that is where Winifred moved to after her marriage to Fred Hill.
Regards
Bev
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1901
Charles B Dimmock 37 House Furniturer Employer At home Newport Pagnell
Elizabeth Dimmock 35 Sherinton Bucks
Horace R Dimmock 13 Olney
May E S Dimmock 11 "
Elsie F Dimmock 9 "
Winifred E Dimmock 9 "
Hilda J Dimmock I mth
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RG13/1363 F23 P3 TNA Crown Copyright
Sue
(PS I did edit my previous post....just keeping you on your toes!!)
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Oh poo - I've just typed up 1901 too!
:'(
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1891
Charles B Dimmock 27
Elizabeth 25
Horace R 3
May E 1
RG12/1152 F9 P11
Sue
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1881
Bernard Dimmock50 Corn Dealer Marston Beds
Eliza Dimmock 49 newport Pagnell
Charles B Dimmock 17 Coach Body Maker at Ry Works (Rail Carriage)
Bernard Wm Dimmock 14 Errand Boy
Walter B Dimmock 9 Scholar
William Dimmock 76 Father widow
Mary Jane Travel 14 Gen Serv Olney
105 Jogj Street Newport Pagnell
RG11/1481 F53 P11
Sue
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Blimey both of you!!!!!!
So much and so quick. I take it by your entry - Sue - my grandmother Winifred - was a twin! She never said anything about it and there is no-one around now I can ask.
This is now getting quite intriguing and I need to win the lottery and give up work to learn the skills you all have!
I shall attempt to put together all the 'stuff' my dad collected from his research. I have a few birth / death / marriage certs, and now I have all this info from you!
Oh well, parenting is going to go out of the window now, but not to worry the kids are 22, 21 and 17! and my partner is busy researching his own complicated tree.
I really am so 'chuffed' with everything you have provided
Again, thanks very much
Bev
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I think Winifred's age in 1901 is 5 ...
(sorry Sue)
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Glad you've made so much progress Bev - let us know what else you glean from your records. It's helpful to keep everything together so that we don't end up doing the same work twice, so post it here!
:D
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Yes Arranroots - sorry typo!!
On 1871, we also find Jane Dimmock 19
Sue
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Thanks Sue
Yes Nanna would have been 5 in 1901. She was born 24/07/1896 and lived a great life till March 1978. She lived with us and I still miss her now.
My head is spinning and I am going to take Dad's research file to bed.
Speak soon I hope. I will do as you suggest and post what I know.
Kind regards
Bev
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1871
William Dimmock 66 Railway Porter Marston Morton Northants
Mary Dimmock 60 Sherington Bucks
Martin W Dimmock 17 Carriage Trimmer Woburn Beds
George J Dimmock 15 (transcribed as 75!) Domestic Servant newport Bucks
RG 10/1419 f63 p25
sue
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Just found this on the IGI
Barnard Dimmock
Christened 10 May 1835 Marsten Mortaine
Parents William & Ann
Two siblings John & Rebecca were christened on the same day.
So...was Mary William's second wife?
Sue
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Bingo!
Marriage William Diummock to Mary Brown 19 May 1841 Sherington Bucks
Father Joseph Dimmock
Marriage William Dimmock to Ann Roberts 28 April 1828 Marston Moretaine Beds
Birth of William
William Newton Dymmock
Christened 29 Sept 1805 Parents Joseph & Mary (probably Newton)
Yep
Marriage Joseph Dimmock andMary Newton 5th May 1803 Marston Mortaine
Sue
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Oh my!
Christening of Joseph
Joseph Dimmock
14 Sept 1783 Wootton Beds
Parents Joseph Barnet Dimmock & Elizabeth Submitted entry Film 446017
Parents could also be James or Joseph Dimmock or Dymock
Mother Barnett
Extracted entry Batch P005001
Sue (Gotta sleep now!!)
PS Sorry...I couldn't leave it!!
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Well done Sue!
I always find it appealing when the parents are Joseph and Mary, for some reason! ;D
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1841 census
William Dimmock 30 Farmer N
Mary 25 Y
Elizabeth 13 N
William 12 N
Rebecca 9 N
Barnet 8 N
John 7 N
Winperes?? Road Sherrington
HO107 P59 Book 2 f7 p8
1851 census
William 46 Farmer of 160 acres employing??Wootton Beds
Mary 40 Sherrington
Barnett 20 Wootton
Jane Brown Dimmock 5 Sherrington
Sarah 2 Sherrington
Living Burnham Bucks
HO107 P1718 F677 P5
I think it's safe to say that Barnet/t Barnard/Bernard was not sure of his name!!!
Sue :D
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Bev
I am researching my tree and think we share the same 3 times great grandfather.
From what I can see William Newton Dimmock & Anne Roberts had 6 children - Elizabeth, William (my 2 x great grandfather), Rebecca, John, Barnard (or Bernard or Barnett, your 2 x great grandfather) & Thomas.
Next generation down for me - William Dimmock married Emily Curd in 1858, they had 10 children including my great grandfather William Joseph - he married Fanny Clarke.
William Joseph & Fanny had 8 children including my grandmother Lucy, this is where the Dimmock line ended and the White's started.
If I am correct in my research it would be great to exchange notes.
I too have a few certificates.
Richard
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Hi Bev and Richard,
I haven't used this site for some time but just saw this thread. Barnard Dimmock (d 1896) was also my 2nd great grandfather.
I have been researching the tree for some time now. Do any of your relatives have the name Barnard as first or middle name?
If you get in touch I may be able to help with queries.
Regards
David
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David
In my tree I have a Barnard Dimmock (1835-1896) son of William Newton Dimmock & Anne Roberts. This Barnard would be my 2nd gt grand uncle as he was brother to William Dimmock (1830-1878) my 2nd gt grand father.
Does this fit with your research?
Rgds
Richard
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I haven't used this site for some time
Hi David,
If you have an other profile on RootsChat I can merge your two profiles so you will be notified on new replies, you just need to tell me your other profile :)
Regards
Sarah
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Hi, I am pondering on the chance we could be related.
In 1816, my 4th great grandparents married in London, Isaac Seggins (b.1795 in Ringland, Norfolk) married Eleanor Dimmock, they had all their children in Weston Underwood however Eleanor died before 1841, so getting any information on her is impossible, I can't even find her death, but it has been strongly suggested to me that her place of birth was somewhere in Buckinghamshire.
Isaac moved after 1851 with one of his daughters, Martha, to Australia and that is where he died in 1878.
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Sorry, I don't have Eleanor in my records.
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Not to worry, thanks anyway.
She's been a bit of a nightmare - in fact one of the trickiest people in my entire family tree to track down, I can't even find a death record for her!
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Hi, I am pondering on the chance we could be related.
In 1816, my 4th great grandparents married in London, Isaac Seggins (b.1795 in Ringland, Norfolk) married Eleanor Dimmock, they had all their children in Weston Underwood however Eleanor died before 1841, so getting any information on her is impossible, I can't even find her death, but it has been strongly suggested to me that her place of birth was somewhere in Buckinghamshire.
Isaac moved after 1851 with one of his daughters, Martha, to Australia and that is where he died in 1878.
Although this is VERY distant (on my wife's side), I might be able to help a little. I have Isaac Seggins b. 16 July 1794 in Ringland, Norfolk. I did not know who he married but know that he was a school teacher and had a daughter Martha (born around 1811 in Weston Underwood, Bucks.). She is in the 1841 census living in Winchester as a servant, a visitor in a cousin's house in 1851, occ. cook and lodging in the household of a coal merchant in Winchester in 1861, occ. dealer in pastry. She died in 1869 reg. Winchester. No reference to Australia though.