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| daglish (#47324393)
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| Bio and Links | After studying my own family tree, I started the Daglish One-Name Study.
A One-Name Study researches the origins and distribution of a name, as well as all persons with that surname, and any variants.
One-Name Studies can often provide useful information to others with interests in the name. You can see a list of registered One-Name Studies at the Guild of One-Name Studies website.
As part of my research I often visit graveyards and cemeteries and have begun to take an interest in memorials with other surnames, typically the less common names and often those studied by fellow members of the Guild of One-Name Studies.
I am not so interested in the graves of famous people - rather those of "ordinary" people whose lives are remembered. | |
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Izzy76
 | William Hick and Sarah Jane Couper
Thank you so much for your quick response and for transferring management of these two entries to my husband and I. I have just updated their birth dates and tim is leaving flowers for them. Thank you again! And when I have the chance I will pay find a grave and sponsor these entries as well. Thanks again for your work!Added by Izzy76 on Apr 22, 2013 6:09 AM | | | Izzy76
| William Hick and Sarah Jane Couper
Hi and thank you for posting grave of William Hick and Sarah Jane Couper. They are my great grandparents in law and I am working on their family tree for my husband and his dad. I have added two photos for Sarah and William from the Couper family album. I also added Sarah's correct birthday on her photo caption. I was wondering if my husband and I could take sponsorship or ownership of these entries as they are our great grandparents? Also, I have birth and death info as well as photos for all their children and grandchildren etc and could add new Couper entries. Many Coupers are buried at Wandsworth as they were primarily from the battersea and Wandsworth areas. Please advise, would be very grateful.Added by Izzy76 on Apr 22, 2013 4:34 AM | | | Colleen Sanders Brown
 | Daglish
I am a Daglish descendant and am very interested in whether or not you might have any information on my line. I haven't been able to find much which is surprising due to the unusual name compared to Smith or Jones lol. My line is myself, my mother, Margaret Daglish b. 1942 Indianapolis, In (she was adopted by her paternal grandmother and name changed to Toppe); her father, Robert J. Daglish Sr born Indianapolis about 1917; his father, Raymond H. Daglish born in Marion Co., Indiana; his father, Francis J. "Frank" Daglish born Ontario; his father, John Daglish born England. I look forward to hearing from you!
Colleen | | | Dan Filson
 | RE: Alexander Bell Filson
In that case transfer seems appropriate as I and my 2 sisters are next of kin. | | | Dan Filson
| RE: Alexander Bell Filson
what in practice would that mean?
| | | Dan Filson
| Alexander Bell Filson
Thank you for putting on record the gravestone of my great-uncle Alexander Bell Filson. I'm wondering if you picked this particular gravestone to record knowing of the terrible tragedy that lay behind his and his 3 children's sudden death in January 1927. | | | David Neller
 | Teddington Cemetery
Many thanks for your generous transfer of Cumes and Marchant graves to my care. I visit the cemetery at least once a week and I shall certainly update their memorial pages with any changes to the condition of their headstones as well as any further biographical information which I discover. Regards and thanks. | | | David Nelson
| Richard William Haybittle
Hello Sir
I have just uploaded a photograph of Lt Richard William Haybittle who died of injuries received (gangrene) at Amara, Mesopotamia in 1918. He was my wife's grandfather. We have medals awarder to him. Would you like this on the site/
Also, my grandson is doing a project at school regarding relatives who served in the forces in World War I and requires some information about his exploits whilst serving.
Do you have any information.
Obviously, my wife can fill me in with what she knows but she does not know much about his war service.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
Dave Nelson | | | wertypop
 | Info
Thanks for adding the extra info.
wertypopAdded by wertypop on Mar 01, 2011 3:46 PM | | |
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