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Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

aitkensophie30 — 2014-05-27 18:39:43Z

Hi
I'm Sophie and I live in Sussex, UK. Today we discovered that my fathers grandfather was in fact adopted. I have very little detail at this time but awaiting more, all I know is that we are Aitken's but my fathers grandfather was actually Danskin and from Scotland before he was adopted.

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

sallyjane1943 — 2014-01-12 18:18:22Z

i have an Alexander Danskin in my family tree - He was the grandson of William Danskin, born 1746, d. 1896. He lived in or near Cumbernauld, Scotland; Alexander's father was George Danskin, born 1777 and died 1860. He emigrated to Huntingdon, Canada on April 15, 1829. George's son, Alexander was born May 4, 1816 in Canada, and died July 6, 1911.

We did have a cousin, John Danskin who was born in the USA probably between 1900 and 1910. But, i do note that John, George, Alexander and William seem to be popular Danskin names. My branch of the Danskin family came from Cumbernauld, Scotland - so we may be some shirt-tail relations, but i'm can't say that "my" Alexander Danskin is the one you seek.

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

williamhouston955 — 2013-11-22 21:46:03Z

Hello Pam, and please just call me Bill...and thank you for replying, believe it's summer with you in NZ, very cold and frosty now here in UK, am now living in Newcastle upon Tyne. Your mother was born in Torphichen, historic place with the famous Torphicen Preceptory...google for Undiscovered Scotland, click on the A to Z index and under T is Torphicen and then the Torphicen Preceptory, think you'll be proud to hail from there...Where did your Paternal grandfather come from? I was born near Falkirk, Stirlingshire but settled in the N E England with my family after leaving the R.A.F...My Houston line is mainly from Stirlingshire, and the William who married Christina was from Larbert, a small town not far from where I was born, and though his son, William was born in Old Monkland, he moved to Falkirk with his family.Did you know the Houston name originated in Scotland around 1492?? Look forward to hearing from you, Bill

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

pamannreid — 2013-11-19 07:19:14Z

Hi William, you are the first Houston that I have contact with and I am very excited. Will look at my tree and give you the line down to me. My connection to the Danskins are George Danskin and Mary Anne Ritchie, who had my grandmother Helen Ritchie Danskin who married Thomas Saunders Boyle, he latter dropped the Boyle name, who came to New Zealand in the mid 1920s and settled in Granity West Coasts South Island New Zealand. My mother was born in Torphencan? Bathgate and she also came out to New Zeland. My mother married William Douglas Graham and I am the first born of these two. Incidently my boss at New Zealand Post prior to my retirement was Ken Houston and his father was William Blackwood Houston. The Houston family came to New Zeland when the boys were attending High School. Will get back to you when I have the line six back of Williams. Cheers, Pam Reid nee Graham. Dads father came from Scotland when he was about 30years.

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

williamhouston955 — 2013-11-18 20:34:46Z

Hello, have just joined the Lanark site today and the first name I came across was Danskin and mention of the 1850 census of John Danskin. Also on the census is his Son in Law, William Houston, who is my Gt. Gt. Gt.Grandfather married to John's daughter Christina on the 2nd April 1841 at Cumbernauld. I'd be very grateful if anyone could give me further history of the Danskin Family, I only went as far back as John born 1792. Thanks Bill Houston - 6th Genaration of William Houston's!!

Re: Adoptee - Robert Edwin Danskin

climbingthethree — 2013-07-20 21:34:42Z

Sorry, just saw this. I believe his Danskins were actually of English descent... the father was English, from what I can recall. Unfortunately the information I gave is the information provided by the adoption agency - they declined to give any further information, for some reason. (Perhaps back then, the mother requested she not be contacted.) I know the family that adopted him was Mormon, but I have no reason to believe his bio family was. I do know his birth mother's father was very strict, and the mother was worried he'd find out. This could indicate that they were religious, but on the other hand, it could've just been a mark of the times.

Re: Adoptee - Robert Edwin Danskin

pamannreid — 2013-07-18 05:13:11Z

Hi Amy. Pam Reid of New Zealand. I am a decendate of the Danskin Family which came to New Zealand and originated from Scotland. Some also went to Canada and Australia in the 1920s. It is hard when you dont have a name.What is written on the Birth Certificate and also look at the adoption certificate.Also talk to the generation from around that time. Ask about which towns maybe involved and their religion, then if possible find a church that just may have some records. Look up shipping records from England. Good luck in your search, yes very trying at times but suddenly someone will pop up and boy o boy the feeling is simply great. Pam Reid, nee Graham. Late mother born in Scotland and a granddaughter to George Danskin . Cheers.

Adoptee - Robert Edwin Danskin

climbingthethree — 2013-07-15 02:11:04Z

I am posting this for a family member, who was adopted. He was born Robert Edwin Danskin in 1941, and would like to find his family. He was born in Toronto. We don't know his birth parents' first names, except that they would've been born around (I believe) 1927 - but I could be mistaken on that. I'm pretty sure the form I looked at for this relative said that his mother's father was English.

If anyone has any information, please contact me by PM. I have tried everything else.

Re: Danskin-Ontario, Michigan

Kaylena3607 — 2012-08-15 22:55:37Z

Have you gotten information on the Vernon Moody Danskin family. I have: Vernon Moody Danskin born 12 Oct 1876 Benton co IA. died 12 Sept 1903 Benton Co IA., son of William Preston & Julia Ann Lincoln. Married 9 Sep 1901 to Anna Boyd
born 6 apr 1875 Petrolia Middlesex Ontario Canada. died Abt. 1903, daughter of James & Mary Ann Unknown Boyd. A daughter, Anna Ruth Danskin born 17 Oct 1903 Illinois married John Lavander. 2nd to Melford Loy.

DANSKIN Gale E 1939-2001

t42bethany — 2012-07-15 20:17:36Z

DANSKIN Gale E 1939-2001

I photographed this gravestone in the Bethany Cemetery, Bethany, Oklahoma Co, OK.
Feel free to use this picture for your records . This is one of the 227,294 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Oklahoma), county(Oklahoma), cemetery(Bethany) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family .

DANSKIN Donald R and Velma I

t42bethany — 2012-07-15 20:17:27Z

DANSKIN Donald R and Velma I

I photographed this gravestone in the Bethany Cemetery, Bethany, Oklahoma Co, OK.
Feel free to use this picture for your records . This is one of the 227,294 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Oklahoma), county(Oklahoma), cemetery(Bethany) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family .

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

pamannreid — 2011-05-28 09:55:36Z

Annie Watson Ritchie Danskin is the sister of my great grandfather George. His wife was Mary Ann Ritchie. His father is John Danskin and his wife was Janet Shanks. Yes you can look at my tree and any further questions please dont hesitate to contact me. I am in New Zealand where George and Mary Ann, my grandmother Ellen, Gt Aunt Jean and Great Uncle William (Bill) are all buried here at the small west coast town of WestPort. South Island. Amazing the number of people I am making contact with as I have been searching for quite some years now and when I first started I had zero hits and now coming in nicely. I am going to Scotland in August and will get more information. My Mother and Father are also deceased and so I dont have the privilage of asking them. Pam of New Zealand.

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

lizardlady2011 — 2011-05-26 01:45:20Z

Hi just came across your post about looking for john danskin ,My husband mother who is elsa middletons Father his Name is john danskin born 1854/2006 in scotland.I have only just started doing the danskin tree and i am finding very hard to find names and date .i was wondering if you have a family tree i can look at or if you hand infomation i can use.

All i know is John danskin married Annie Ritchie watson

regards vickie from Australia

Re: A Danskin found in Denny Cemetery, Stirlingshire

alison0206 — 2009-09-10 10:00:43Z

Hi! Elizabeth was the daughter of Thomas Danskin and Elizabeth Fram or Frame. They married in 1845 In Cumbernauld Dunbartonshire but the family were from Denny. Elizabeth's siblings were Ann born 1813, Mary born 1825 and George born 1827. Nice to know that there is a gravestone.I am descended from Thomas Danskin's younger brother James.

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

pamannreid — 2009-07-30 09:47:47Z

Hello Scott, Pam Reid of New Zealand. I am related to the Danskin family but I think you are in a line of a brother. I to have got back as far as 1792. My Great grandfather was George Danskin who married Mary Ann ritchie. His father was John Danskin married to Janet Shanks. I think his father was John/ George Danskin and his father John Danskin born Falkirk and married? Margaret Bryson/ in the 1851 census also living with him is William Houston, with his children, John, Mary and William. I think Margaret W Bryson was in a poor house (1851 census). You can email me at pamannreid@hotmail.com. Gt grandad Danskin and some of his family came to New Zealand about 1926/7 and settled in the West Coast of the South Island. Regarding Alexander did he have quite a long name of which I remember some of them, Sommerville, houston/ etc. Interesting enought my boss is a Houston who came to New Zealand when he was a teenager. Sometime down track I will follow his line but only after I have finished mine. Hoping to hear from you soon Pam of New Zealand.

Re: Ralph Danskin - wife Mary? sons Thomas, Robert, John

richardson1163 — 2009-06-29 20:18:07Z

Cant find any close connection with William Danskin/Elizabeth Wheatley but John William Danskin was my great-grandfather.As well as Thomas and Robert he also had elder siblings,Mary Joseph and Sarah.If you have, or would like more info please get in touch at richardson1163@talktalk.net

Re: Ralph Danskin - wife Mary? sons Thomas, Robert, John

2006-08-25 16:08:59Z

Howdy Cousin!
Allbeit very distant..!! Can you contact me on my e-mail address; jswinsco@members.v21.co.uk I could have lots of useful information for you and a photo of the Danskin clan taken in Lemington. Joseph's brother Robert is my 3xgreat grandfather and their father also Robert was married to Elizabeth Grant.
Hope to hear from you soon
Judith

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

2006-08-25 06:27:34Z

POPS MUM & DAD WERE THOMAS ELSDEN DANSKIN & ELIZABETH SCOTT. THEY WERE MARRIED IN 1901.
I BELIEVE THAT HIS FATHER MAY HAVE DIED IN A MINE DISASTER & WAS BURIED IN A DISASTER PLOT AT ELSWICK CEMETERY IN 1925

Re: Elizabeth Violet Danskin obituary - 1973

mdanskin — 2007-09-10 00:21:22Z

EDWARD DANSKIN from Scotland to Ont.to Sask. to Edmonton.

Re: Elizabeth Violet Danskin obituary - 1973

mdanskin — 2007-08-03 03:49:48Z

We are from the Donald Danskin family.

obit - John H. "Danny" Danskin, 1915 Ia. - 2005 Ore.

LorraineGilmer02 — 2006-07-03 17:51:56Z

(not related - for board info only)

Rogue River Press
Rogue River, Jackson, Oregon.

John Danskin

John H. "Danny" Danskin, 89, of Rogue River, died Monday, March 7, 2005 at his daughter's home.

A memorial service was held at Rogue Valley Community Church with Pastor Dick Kelso officiating, Private interment was at Woodville Cemetery.

He was born December 27, 1915 in Nevada, IA. On February 20, 1942 in Glendale, CA he married Martha Leacock. He worked as a design engineer and was a key contributor to the design of the kidney dialysis machine. He was honored by NASA for contributions to the space program. In 1978 he moved to Rogue River from Northridge, CA.

He was a member of the Western States Muzzle Loaders; NRA; and the Josephine County Sportsman Association.

He enjoyed as hobbies, muzzle loaders, ham radio, old cars and creating stuff in his machine shop. He was extremely kind to everyone and made great peanut butter and honey sandwiches. He also designed and built guns and was known for his top quality gun barrels.

Survivors include his wife, Martha H. Danskin of Rogue River; a son, Timothy J. Danskin of Rogue River; a daughter, Judith E. Pagarigan of Grants Pass; two sisters, Dorothy Stotsenberg of Malibu, CA; and Maryola Burkhead of Oakland, CA; two grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

He was preceded in death by his brother, Max Danskin.

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

susieq12 — 2006-08-25 19:16:15Z

Have you seen the newspaper reports of that mine disaster - e-mail me at susieq13@canada.com if you are interested and I can let you know where to find the reports.

I can't tie Thomas Elsdon Danskin into my tree yet although I have been in contact with many people who have him on their tree.

I am trying to build up a database of all Lemington area Danskins so would be happy to share information.

Re: Ralph Danskin - wife Mary? sons Thomas, Robert, John

susieq12 — 2006-08-25 19:16:15Z

Thank you Judith - I have located the marriage record for Joseph and Sarah Turpin in the Northumberland fiche at my local genealogical library - August, 1830, in Newcastle. I need to find out their parents' names in order to confirm a hunch. I believe Joseph is the son of Robert Danskin and Elizabeth Grand. I do know that he was born in 1807.

Elizabeth Violet Danskin obituary - 1973

susieq12 — 2007-04-18 04:00:21Z

Posted in Edmonton Journal,June 16, 1973:

On June 15th, 1973, Mrs. Elizabeth Violet Danskin of 10921 75th Avenue, widow of Edward Danskin, passed away at the age of 88 years. She leaves to mourn her loss, six sons and one daughter, Gordon Earl of Vancouver, British Columbia; Dave of Burnaby, British Columbia; Robert of Kimberley, British Columbia; Victor of Edmonton; Edward of Montreal, Quebec; Donald of Trainer, Saskatchewan; and Mrs. Jim (Ruth) Murland of Edmonton; 18 grandchildren and nine great-granchildren. Mrs. Danskin's remains will be forwarded to Landis, Saskatchewan where funeral services will take place in the family plot in Rosemount Cemetery, Rosemount, Saskatchewan.

Hope this is of interest to someone. I'm trying to track all Danskins in Canada. Please contact me if this is a relative.

Susan

Re: Elizabeth Violet Danskin obituary - 1973

susieq12 — 2007-08-03 14:38:39Z

Do you know where your Danskin family originated - Scotland or England? The first Danskin in England was Robert Danskin who married in 1772, no Danskins before that in England. The theory is that Robert moved from Scotland. The first Danskin in Scotland was in the mid 1660s - apparently from Danzig in Poland and the name originated from his place of origin. So the theory goes that all Danskins in the world are descended from that one.

I am putting together a tree of both Scottish Danskins and English Danskins and would like to know more of your family if you are willing to share.

Regards,
Sue (nee Danskin - living in Edmonton)

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

susieq12 — 2007-10-29 04:57:36Z

Scott, I am trying to connect Scottish Danskins with Northumberland Danskins - would you be able to send me a copy of your tree - I'd be happy to share mine with you. If so, I'll send you my e-mail address.
Sue (nee Danskin)

Danskin in Nailsea, Somerset

susieq12 — 2007-10-14 07:28:00Z

Does anyone know anything about a Danskin family in Nailsea, Somerset. It appears that Joseph Danskin moved to Somerset with his youngest two children Sarah and Edward after his wife Mary died to live with his daughter and son-in-law Martha and Edward Churchill. According to the 1871 Census they lived on Main Road, Nailsea. Thanks.

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

susieq12 — 2008-10-07 18:40:07Z

Hi Barry - looking for more information on the Australian side of the Danskin tree. For example, who did James marry - have first name Sylvia but no last name. I understand they had several children and many grandchildren. I have a great deal of information going back from John Danskin and Margaret Palmer. Please e-mail me at susieq13ATcanadaDOTcom

I can also confirm that the Thomas Danskin who died in the mine disaster was not the one who married Elizabeth Scott.

Sue (nee Danskin)

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

susieq12 — 2008-09-22 02:21:00Z

Hi Leigh-Anne - It's a pretty good bet that your Danskin belongs on the tree of all those of us who are researching the Northumberland/Durham Danskins. They all seem to be related! The Atkinsons I have on my tree are by marriage - A James Atkinson married the daughter of Margaret Danskin (b.1893, daughter of John Danskin and Margaret Ann Palmer). If this sounds like the same family, please get in touch with me:
susieq13ATcanadaDOTcom

John and his wife had 3 children that I know of born in the 1950s/60s

Regards,
Susan

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

scdanskin — 2007-11-06 01:04:28Z

Sue - I tried to attach a file for you, but I don't think it worked. My e-mail address is scdgeneral@optonline.net. Send me a note and I will send you the file directly.........Scott

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

scdanskin — 2007-11-06 00:58:58Z

Sue - Here is the family tree I have starting with Alexander Danskin. I would be interested in whatever information you have. Thank you...............Scott

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

pamannreid — 2008-04-18 08:58:36Z

Hello Scott, I have found the Houston name in the 1851census along with John Danskin. The irony of this find is my boss is Ken Houston who with his family came to NZ when he and his brothers were teenagers. He going to visit is mother in Otorohanga this weekend and show her what I found. He also is going to ask if she knows any other family members from the past. Is this the same line and mine, I have had quite a number of people contacting me not only for this part of the family but also my fathers side as well which has put a enormous amount of pressure on me as all the aunties and uncles are all deceased and hopefully some of my counsins are going to be of help to me. Looking forward to hearing from you. Pam of NZ

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

pamannreid — 2008-04-03 03:37:36Z

Hello Scott, after a number of searches i found yours. Iam a great great granddaughter of John Danskin and Janet Shanks. great grandfather is John Danskin marries to Mary Ann Ritchie, their daughter is Helen Ritchi Dansking and she married Thomas Saunders(Boyle) of Stirling. My late mother is the eldest daughter of granddad and grandma who came to new zealand 1926 and 1927. On daughter was born here in new zealand also deceased. Now a sister of Mary ann is Helen who married a Dean Stewart who also came to New Zealand about the same time. His widow is still alive living in Blenheim South Island. One person who maybe of help to you is at the moment in Edinburgh on furlong from Argintina. The mail to that country is quite dodgy. I have some geneaolgy printed ready to be posted to her. I have not read any of the other messages as yet but you can contact me directly on pamannreid@hotmail.com. As I am the eldest living in New Zealand on the above direct line searching has been quite a lot of guess work although have mad significant break through at times. e.g. Saunders appears in one of the cencus as Sanders. Just one of the little take plenty of time to read everything presented. Hoping to hear from you soon. The name and address of this cousin of my late mother is Betty Burnett,c/o Missionary Home, 6/2 roseburn Maltings, Edinburgh EH125LY

Re: Danskin from Lanark, Scotland Area

pamannreid — 2009-03-20 08:18:34Z

Hello Pam Reid of New Zealand. My mothers family are in the Danskin line you are talking about. I have gone back to 1792 also but am from the line of George Danskin born in New monkland 1865, his father was John Danskin married to Janet Shanks. You may email me on pamannreid@hotmail.com. George came to New Zealand about 1927. He married Mary Ann Ritchie,the came to New Zealand with grandma Saunders one of their daughters along with another daughter Jean and son William Ritchie Danskin. Also my mother at the age of about three. Looking forward to hearing from you. Pam of New Zealand

Re: Danskins

letavos — 2009-03-30 00:33:22Z

Maria Durham married William Danskin. My great grandmother, Beatrice was one of their daugthers. Who was your great grandmother? Would love to share more information with you.
Leta

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

deb1799 — 2006-11-21 21:58:58Z

Hi I'm knew to this site. I got really excited when I saw all the connection with the Danskin clan.
I am a great, great, great, great, great grand daughter of Robert Danskin and Grace Hope.
My grand parents were Annie Danskin (1901) and Andy Irving Scotswood. Her parents were Thomas Elsdon Danskin (1875) and Florence Charlton, his parents were Andrew Danskin (1841) and Ann Gardner, His parents were Robert Danskin (1811) and Jane Elsdon, His parents were Robert Danskin (1783) and Elizabeth Grant, leading us to Robert Danskin and Grace Hope.
I must thank Susan and Judith for their help in connecting me with their trees.
Regards Deborah

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

deb1799 — 2006-11-21 21:44:37Z

Hi I'm from the Thomas Elsdon Danskin and Florence Charlton side of the tree, they had 22 children, but we can only name about 14 of them at the moment. Their son Thomas was killed in the Montague Pit Disaster 30/03/1925.
I see Judith and Susan have been in touch with you. I presume Judith has sent you a list of Robert and Grace Danskin descendants. I have added many names to it from our branch, if you would like a copy of it, please let me know, Regards Deborah

Danskin-Ontario, Michigan

dwmeeker — 2006-04-15 23:35:05Z

Anna Boyd Danskin, born 4/6/1875 at Petrolia,Middlesex, Ontario. Parents are James and Mary Ann Boyd. Husband Vernon M. Danskin. Have her obituary but not much else.

Vernon Danskin

dwmeeker — 2006-04-15 23:35:05Z

The only Danskin info I have is of Vernon Danskin, from Anna (Boyd) Danskin's obituary.They were married Sept.9,1901. He had lived in Mancelona, Michigan and was a pastor at Drummond Island, Michigan, stationed by the North Michigan Free Methodist Conference. Thanks, Dave

Re: Ralph Danskin - wife Mary? sons Thomas, Robert, John

michelebird_1 — 2007-02-02 20:36:50Z

I am looking for Judith Eileen Pagarigan (Danskin)
michele_bird@sbcglobal.net

Re: obit - John H. "Danny" Danskin, 1915 Ia. - 2005 Ore.

michelebird_1 — 2007-02-02 20:26:12Z

I am trying to locate Judith Eileen Pagarigan(Danskin) if you have any info please e-mail me
michele_bird@sbcglobal.net

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

michelebird_1 — 2007-02-02 20:23:55Z

I am looking for Judith Eileen Danskin(Pagarigan)
If you have any contact with her please have her email me
michele_bird@sbcglobal.net

Thank you Michele

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

michelebird_1 — 2007-02-02 20:22:00Z

I am looking foe Judith Eileen (Danskin) Pagarigan
I you have any contact information please give her my e-mail address

michele_bird@sbcglobal.net

Thank you Michele

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

LeighAnnestewart — 2008-08-16 12:22:46Z

Hello,
i'm just wondering if any of your Danskin relations married into the atkinson family of Lemington. I have a Danskin in my family tree

leigh-anne

Sybil Danskin/Mabel Danskin U.K.

susieq1724 — 2006-08-25 00:49:44Z

I'm trying to track down Sybil and Mabel Danskin, daughters of John William Danskin (he was born 1875 in Newcastle), name of mother is unknown, though she died before 1925 when John William married my grandmother. At that time, my grandmother was 19 and her new stepdaughters were more or less her age. They never married and are said to have died sometime in the 1980s.

Do these names sound familiar to anyone? I would really like to find out what happened to them and who their mother was.

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

susieq1724 — 2006-08-24 23:44:55Z

Barry - do you have any information about your grandfather James's parents, ie. names/place/date of birth - that may help to connect him to some of the family trees I have compiled so far.

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

susieq1724 — 2006-08-24 23:44:55Z

Marilou - The 1881 census shows this family living at Newburn Hall with a daughter (Jane b. 1871) as well as those you have listed. I presume Sarah and Agnes were born after the 1881 census - can you confirm their dates.

I'm beginning to collect all Danskin information for the Lemington/Newcastle/Newburn area that I can find in the hopes of connecting two different lines. Do you have information for William's parents? My Danskins also come from Newburn but I haven't connected the families yet.

Re: Ralph Danskin - wife Mary? sons Thomas, Robert, John

bushbybabe — 2006-08-17 16:35:32Z

Hi
I'm related to the Lemington Danskins (Wm & Elizabeth Wheatley) but haven't managed to connect Ralph to them but his parents were Joseph and Sarah Turpin both from Newburn and married in 1830. Ralph was one of seven (known) children. Do you want any more info..?
Judith

Ralph Danskin - wife Mary? sons Thomas, Robert, John

2005-11-03 05:40:23Z

I'm new to genealogy - My great-grandfather was Ralph Danskin born Lemington in 1839, sons Thomas, Robert (both born in Scotswood) and John William (my grandfather - born in Newcastle). Does Raph fit in with any of the William Danskin/Elizabeth Wheatley connections? All my Danskins lived in the Newcastle/Chester Le Street area and were involved in mining.

Re: DANSKIN NE UK

2005-03-15 09:20:05Z

How exciting. I am still in the early stages of my tree and William and Elizabeth is as far back as I got. Do you know all their childrens details please? My Great grandfather William was one.... Would love to see the photo..