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| Secretary's Newsletter | p.2 | ||
| This details the next A.G.M. to be held at Croston in June 1998 and
the proposal to make Maureen Collins the new Australian Secretary in place
of Joy Chesson. Births Greer Dalton CORBETT 3rd April 1997 Shaun Carl DALTON 30th Aug. 1997 Chandrelyn KRACZEK 2nd March 1997 Daren MERRILL 19th May 1997 Marriages Darlene BATES to Aurel OTET 3rd Aug. 1996 Michael Murray DALTON to Helen Elizabeth BALL 26th April 1997 Laura Hilary ROBINSON to Martial LANGLOIS 25th Oct. 1997 Deaths Kathleen Cole DYKSTRA January 1997 Hazel Agnes DALTON 2nd Sept. 1996 |
p.3 p.4 p.5 | ||
| The Obituary of Hazel Agnes Dalton by Jill Warren Hazel Dalton was the wife of Aubrey Dalton and the mother of our former Australian Secretary, Jill Warren. |
p.6 | ||
| Miscellaneous notes and Queries M. N. & Q. 27.1 Yoga for the over 80's Nellie Dalton of Accrington, age 85, still does yoga after doing it for over fifty years. M. N. & Q. 27.2 Selling up D.G.S. member William Barker's grand mother was the grand daughter of William Dalton a carpenter, who sold up at Almondbury, Yorkshire and went to Australia in 1853. Tree 27.1 Tree of William Dalton of Almondbury, Yorkshire. M. N. & Q. 27.3 Thomas Masters Dalton and his son Ormonde Thomas was a painter in his old age and a distant cousin of Canon Dalton of Windsor who gave Ormonde a good reference when he was seeking an appointment. A painting by Thomas of Land's End is reproduced here. M. N. & Q. 27.4 Daltons in Hul Three D.G.S. members are descended form the marriage of Charles Wight, grocer to Helen Coy in 1843 at Hull in 1843. M. N. & Q. 27.5 Can anyone help Delores? Delores comes from the marriage of John W. Dalton to Eliza Jane Parish about 1840, in Tennessee. Tree 27.2 Descent of Delores Dalton from John and Eliza Jane of Tennessee. M. N. & Q. 27.6 Californian Daltons from Dartford The late Kathy Dykstra was descended from the marriage of John Dalton, to Ann Elliot about 1840 at Sutton near Dartford, Kent. |
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| Book review-The Genealogical Services Directory This lists useful services for family historians. Letters to a Young Lady, Nos. 5 & 6, by Pamela Richards These are dated 5th and 6th Nov. 1918, and deal with tea parties and libraries. |
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| The Daltons of Cucklington, by L.. J. Slater This large family of Daltons stemmed from Edmund of Ipswich who had a son John born about 1607. John went to Caius College, Cambridge and had a son Nathaniel who became a parson in Cucklington, Somerset. Tree 27.3 East Anglian Daltons. Tree 27.4 The family of Nathaniel Dalton and Mary Watts. Tree 27.5 Nathaniel Dalton IV and Mary Slade Yeatman. |
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| Captain Valentine Dalton by John Moseley Valentine was from Ireland and was about 40 in 1776. He was taken prisoner in the Revolutionary War about 1782. He married twice and had a son Valentine who was in the war of 1812 under General Jackson. |
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| The Dalton Time line chart, part 2, by Arthur Whittaker
This contains the actual time line and the meaning of its symbols |
p.33 | ||
| News from America, by Millicent V. Craig Millicent appeals for help to find ancestors of American Daltons in England. She lists American families who are interested and reports on a tea party she gave at Croston on 3rd Aug. 1997 to some of her Croston relatives. |
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| Professor Anthony Cox, healer of minds, by Pamela
Richards This is a profile of our new committee member the child psychiatrist Prof. Anthony Cox who is descended from John Dalton of Garton-on-the-Wolds. |
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| New members up to September 1997; Dorothy Dalton Bongivengo, Delores
Dalton, Mrs. Eliot W. Dalton, Michael Dalton of York, Roger Dalton of
Colorado, Mrs. Mary Louise Elias, Mrs. Hilary A. Hepburn, Terry M.
Rostamo Changes of Address; Fred Simpson, Darlene Otet nee Bates |
p.47 p.49 | ||
| Review of "The Dalton Entail" by Sidney Ross This deals with the entail on the farm where John Dalton was born. Since it was entailed, he had no hope of inheritance and this may have driven him to become a famous scientist instead of a farmer. |
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| The Annual Gathering at Lincoln This report has many pictures of the gathering. Annual General Meeting 9th August 1997. In the absence of the chairman, Howard Dalton took the chair and conducted the business of the A.G.M. Millicent Craig spoke on the American Daltons. Then Jack Richards gave a talk about a fuchsia called Dalton and presented plants to everyone. Accounts for 1996 |
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