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Hi,

Thanks I already have William Dunn of Cascob Quarter Sessions information which although has had some jumping to conclusions, it in no way indicates him as father to Edward, if anything his father is most likely called Thomas.  We have had several searches done at Radnorshire, Herefordshire and Shropshire Archives and I have the Parish Records, but still nothing definate!

I suspect his birth / christening record may be lost as there are pages missing from the Parish Records for the possible years of his birth but still trying to break down that brick wall!!

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Hi,
I am researching Edward Dunn birth varies on the census returns between 1806 - 1811, Cascob, Presteigne, Radnorshire.  His birthplace is listed as Cascob on the 1851 census and wife Ann's as Singen instead of Lingen.  Have been unable to find any index listing online for his birth or christening. Could anyone do a birth/christening look up for me please so I can order a certificate?

Thanks

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Staffordshire Lookup Requests / Re: Eliza Dunn - census 1861
« on: Thursday 12 November 09 22:58 GMT (UK)  »
A lot of the families with surname Dunn residing in Radnorshire, Presteigne, Herefordshire, Staffordshire & Shropshire have been mistranscribed at the online major sites - I found mine in various census returns residing at the same location named as Dam, Dun, Dum, Don and Din in places called Pressign, Rads with Lingen listed as being in all of the counties/areas on different census returns

I have the names Edward and Emma in my tree but latter born 1840 in Lingen, Herefordshire. Various family members moved between census returns, some to Staffordshire so worth looking in surrounding counties as this may be the case with your ancestors.
 
We 'may' have a distant connection although I have checked my tree and am unable to find one to my Edwards or Emma's, however, the names appear to be common in our branch and there are several  siblings and aunts/uncles that I have not researched who may belong to you!

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Europe / Re: Italian ancestry advice please
« on: Tuesday 23 October 07 15:41 BST (UK)  »
The best place to start looking for Italian parish records is the IGI site
http://www.familysearch.org/

The information is limited, incomplete and there are lots of errors so don't despaire if you are unable to find a reference to your relative.  While at the site take a look at the Research Guidance section and scroll down to Italy which has some useful advice on researching your Italian ancestors using some of their tools and records.

In their Library Catalogue you may be able to find the Parish roll numbers which may be ordered for viewing at a local Family History Centre.

As your father came over to the UK during the 1950's, there may be information available at the National Archive site or at Ancestry.

As an orphan it may be possible for him to retreive his records from the orphanage or parish that would tell him who his parents were an his birthplace (commune).

Hope this helps
Tracey

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Devon / Re: Cornhill Family Brixham
« on: Tuesday 28 December 04 19:50 GMT (UK)  »
My branch of the Dunn family has several William's in the line, and your William may well be one of them. They were fond of keeping the names in the family so practically every family in each generation had at least one William, an Edward, an Edwin, a Charles etc., and even more if each child had children which gets quite confusing!!

The surname spelling differs in the documentation for the same people (Dun, Dunn and Dunne) and although many Dunn's are located in the Clayhanger area, there were also Dunn's in Herefordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Wales and Devon.

I'm currently tracing the Edward Dunn's, the eldest of whom is possibly your William's brother or father. Haven't filled in all the gaps yet, but will be happy to post info when I do.   

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Completed Census Requests / Re: BATHURST 1841/1851/1861
« on: Tuesday 28 December 04 18:13 GMT (UK)  »
Ann Bathurst is my gr gr grandmother! b 1845 Clunbury (also spelt Clunberry), Clun, Shropshire. She married Edward Dunn b 1845 of Lingen, Herefordshire and were last located in Aldrige, Worfield (Bridgenorth), Clayhanger, Staffordshire.

There is a lot of confusion between the Dunn families, because the name is spelt at least 3 different ways in documentation and although they originally appear to have come from an agricultural background, several of the male Dunn line switched to mining or mining related occupations.

The note regarding the Bathursts emigrating to Canada on another section explains why I was unable to find them after 1886 and the information supplied here has just filled in a few gaps - Thanks !! 

Would love to share info, most will be available at my site when online. India please feel free to pm me with your email.

:D

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Shropshire / Re: My Shropshire Surnames
« on: Tuesday 28 December 04 17:36 GMT (UK)  »
I think my gr gr grandmother Ann Bathurst b1845 Clun 18 * married 1870 to Edward Dunn of Lingen, Herefordshire may be related to Bathus Bathurst. 

I have some information which am still sorting which links the Bathurst's and Dunn's in Clunbury (Clunberry) to those living in Clungunford, Walsall Foreign and other parts of Shropshire plus Herefordshire and Staffordshire.

The info will be posted to my site once it's completed ;-)

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