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Re: Deebank

peterfield1o — 2010-11-17 21:24:42Z

Hello
I am a direct descendent of the Deebank family from Coleshill. my Grandmother was Hairret Deebanks. The family in the mid 1800's consisted of John, my Great Granddad, Ann my great grandmother and their children Emma, Lucy, Thomas, Harriet and Mary.If you would like me to send you any futher info I will by all means. I do not live far from Coleshill at at a puch could take photos of the graves for you. Please let me knw if you would like this.
peter

Re: Deebank

glennbuckley74 — 2010-09-25 22:25:31Z

My Great Grandmother on my fathers side was Martha Elizabeth Deebank who married William Buckley in Birmingham. Her father was Frederick Daniel Deebank who was a master bricklayer in which there has been a line of Bricklayers in Coleshill, Warwickshire. I have traced my deebanks all the way back to the early 1700s the earliest was William deebank who married Hannah Bate.

Re: Deebank

brendandeebank — 2010-06-13 23:59:25Z

i have a nan grandad auntie uncle and cuz tht live in austrlia

Re: Family tree

davidrusell — 2010-01-21 22:06:08Z

Hi

Were your Grand parents names Samuel Deebank,b 1875 & Sarah Lucas, b 1877 ? They had two Children that I know of Percy Deebank & Leslie Deebank.
I believe that Samuel's Parents were John Deebank,b 1846 in Tonbridge, Kent, England & Angelina Hicks, b 1845 in Islington, London, England.
If this is the same Samuel then he is an older brother to my Gt Grandfather on my Mums side, Alexander Deebank, b 1878 in Hendon,Middlesex, London. My Gran Violet Deebanks 1907-1992 said that a relation of hers left England & went live in Canada in the 1900's & I believe that it is her Uncle Samuel Deebank that is the link to the Deebank side of the family in Canada.
The one good thing about the Deebank family is that we can all link up to the same family tree one way or the other.
I hope the above is of some interest to you.
Regards
Dave

Re: Deebank

martin_deebank — 2009-02-27 01:28:06Z

Jay,

My name is Martin Deebank and I have recently started trying to piece together some family history.

So far I've only goy my branch of the family back to the early 1800s, with quite a lot of the men having been brick layers (on the railways). They certainly seem to have travelled around a lot in the 1800s, up to Lancashire, down to London and spending quite some time around Northampton and Staffordshire, although it looks like the majority of Deebank's are around and about Birmingham in Warwickshire.

Re: Deebank and Inight

shirleygates62 — 2008-07-20 19:50:17Z

HI
my husbands grandmother was Gladys Inight who was Daisys sister.He said he rembered your grandmother coming to visit her.Gladys married Felix Deebank

Re: deebank family

DianaLilly73 — 2007-09-28 02:41:17Z

Hi Kay
My mother is Iris auntie marge died in in 1998 auntie daphne is still alive and my main source of imformation ,barbara lives in west australia same as me but we only send a card at xmas thats all ,derrick fell out with the family years ago and nobody sees him .My aunt Daphne was writing to family in crewe so I belive .I vaguely remember your Dad but mainly the older ones ,I am 63 years old I have three children and 12 grandchildren we emigrated in 1973 .Do you keep in touch with any more of the family would love any news also can you help me with any thing about the Green side of the family
regards Diana

Re: deebank family

kayhibbert — 2007-09-27 09:14:15Z

Hi Diana, yes I have just spoken to my Dad and he remembers Marge and Iris and your brothers, was your name Barbara?

Roy has lived in Port Elizabeth, South Africa for the past 40 years. My dad John was the youngest, I think Daisy was in her 40's. My grandad William died when my Dad was 16, so he does not know much about him.

Lovely to hear this information from you.

I live in Wigan in Lancashire, I am 40 this year and have 2 children 3 and 1.

Regards

Kay Hibbert

Re: deebank family

DianaLilly73 — 2007-09-27 02:24:46Z

Hi Kay
Ifyour grandmother was Daisy Pennington then we are in in fact related along the line ,have lots of photos and certificates of daisy and her family ,my mum lived at crewe for a while with Daisy she was friends with Peggy and connie ,they used to come to southend to visit I myself had a crush on Roy I thought he was lovely but I was only about 7-8 at the time would love to talk more .I did have an e-mail from a Dave inight in cheshire I sent him all the photos and certs and never heard from him again .hope to hear from you soon .my e-mail should you wish to use it is :dianap73@dodo.com.au
regards Diana;perth west australia

Re: deebank family

kayhibbert — 2007-09-26 22:53:08Z

Yes I think Gladys may have been my Grandmother (Daisy's) Sister

Deebank and Inight

kayhibbert — 2007-09-26 22:49:14Z

Hello, my Grandmother was Daisy Inight. My father was John Pennington and I know he had cousins with the surname Deebank.

Re: Family tree

tlclaboursupport — 2007-05-28 21:27:25Z

My Maiden name is Deebank i'm in Ontario Canada, All I know is my grand parents on my dad's side moved to B.C. from England (I think!?!)around the war time.

deebank family

DianaLilly73 — 2006-12-24 12:43:17Z

My grandfather was felix Deebank b1895 he married Glady's Inight b1896 from worcester.I am interested in any imformation on either of these family's.Have traced the Deebanks back to John b1813 in Coleshill Warwick and the Inight's only to Harry b1828 but can find no further imformtion on him in the census Would love to hear from any-one about them .

Re: Deebank

derisch1 — 2006-05-23 14:55:52Z

I have an ancestor Called Susan or Susannah HUNTBACH b:26 Sept 1846 in Aston, Birmingham. Her parents were William HUNTBACH, b: 1816 in Warwickshire and Mary DEEBANK, bn: 1816 in Coleshill in Warwickshire.
William HUNTBACH is shown in the 1851 Census as living at 9 Baskerville Place Crescent which is right in the centre of Birmingham, he was a gun barrel grinder aged 35. Wife Mary was aged 35 and there were three children; Mary Anne HUNTBACH age 9, Emma aged 7 and my ancestor Susannah, aged 4.
In the 1851 Census of Warwickshire, living at no2 Court 3 Palmer Street, Deritend, Birmingham were Robert DEEBANK age 30 Bricklayer born in Coleshill (brother of my Mary DEEBANK perhaps?) His wife Mary A DEEBANK, 30 born in Coleshill and son William DEEBANK age 7, a scholar born in Birmingham. For any who are unaware a court was a grouping of back to back houses which signifies the family were of fairly low social standing. I am interested in any other persons who have a similar interest in DEEBANK's of Coleshill, first quarter of the nineteenth century back or HUNTBACH's of Warwickshire and Birmingham, earl to mid-nineteenth century back.

Re: Deebank

Stella_Stanger — 2005-12-24 22:31:34Z

Hi,
Searched the Online White Pages Directory MyTelus.com
http://www.mytelus.com/phonebook/index.do
Finds listings for :
2 DEEBANK surnames -both in Nanaimo BC.
9 DEEBANK surnames - Nationwide [7 in ONTARIO] and includes the 2 in British Columbia.

Searching U.S.A. White Pages Directory Switchboard.
http://www.switchboard.com
Finds: 2 DEEBANKS surnames - both in Tennessee.

**searching the Online 1901 Census for England.
http://www.1901census.nationalarchives.gov.uk/
finds 33 DEEBANK malew 41 DEEBANK females.
3 DEEBANKS females. 5 DEEBANKS males.

Searching the 1881 Census for England, U.S.A. Canada
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?P...
finds 0 U.S.A. 0 Canada. 154 DEEBANK in England.

Wishing you much luck with your research.
Happy New Year 2005
Cheers, Stella

Deebank

thatguyjay3 — 2005-01-10 10:52:05Z

I am very interested finding/contacting other Deebanks. Not too many of us as I have looked"world-wide"and have only come up with a few in Canada and U.K. mostly. Would love to know there are more of us and tracing the family roots back as far as I can. I know 1 was sent to the Austr. Penal Colony so mabey we're in Austr. aswell.
Also need to settle argument as to where we originated.Mabey Dutch?.

Family tree

jacquielined — 2001-08-28 18:53:13Z

As you can see my name is Deebank and I am hoping to contact possible family members.

Once found a contact in County Galway Ireland in the Telephone directory but I was unable to follow it up.

Anyone wishing to contact me in our family the name is very rare ? origins please do.

Jacquieline

Deebank

2001-08-02 21:23:19Z

Hi! :) I am a descendant of a Deebank family line. My ancestors came from England... as far back as I can trace. The oldest ancestors I can find are Clara Heatley and James Deebank from England. If you have any information regarding the Deebank line and think you may be related to the same line as me, please email me at stillsmilin27@yahoo.com. I have been researching on and off for several years, and any clues would be greatly appreciated! :) Thanks! :)

Lisa

Deebank

2000-06-10 05:54:59Z

My family name on my mother's side. I know an ancestor emigrated to Canada around the WW1, before or after I don't know. can anyone help?