My father had a brother named Ernest born Newcastle upon tyne in 1899. I am afraid I do not have very much information on Ernest but some on the family.

Looking for information on my father Ernest Kenneth Sinton born in Newcastle, England Feb. 27, approx. 1910. I have no information on any of his family members and all I know is that he had a sister who had a daughter. He arrived in the USA in the early to mid 30"s.

Hi,
Not a very active board this, but I've not found any other SINTON message areas.
Would your Ernest Kenneth SINTON possibly have had a father named Ernest with a twin sister Edith?
Theres a family in the 1881 census which I believe to be John Ingo SINTON and Mary Elizabeth MAULE (children Eleanor, Dinah, John, Ernest and Edith born at various Northumberland places.
This Ernest would be born around Dec 1880.
His brother John could possibly be the John Ingo SINTON that married Mary WILSON in 1900.

Has your research progressed beyond your August 2000 posting to confirm any of this?

I'm interested in all SINTONs, but primarily those slightly further north of the Scottish Border.

Regards,

Lorna
Lorna_Henderson@bigfoot.com

I'm sorry I can't give you a huge amount of info about the Sinton's that lived in Newcastle, what I can tell you is that my Grandfather (whom I never met) was born in that region. There appears to be some form of silly family family arguement that surrounds them for what ever reason. Basically my father had an Aunt whom lived in Florida, whom he lost track of.

I have however determined a short methodology for spotting a Sinton. It is probably silly, I however have observed this... every Sinton blood male has the "Sinton" hair line issue...

You hide it well Dave http://www.xpressweb.com/~talon/0414_007.jpeg
the cap doesn't hide it.

I'll try and get some more data out of my father you guys want it

Upon further research I find that I am related to John Ingo Sinton (b) 1813 Newcastle (d) 1854 Newcastle. Seem to be the other side of Ernest Sinton family. John Ingo Jnr (b) 1850's was my ggrandfather's, George, brother. He had four boys, George, Frederick, James & John. James being my grandfather.
Do you have any relevent information.
Sue Sheridan nee Sinton

Hi Audrey my name is Paula and i believe that your Father was my Great Uncle..
I believe that i am the grand daughter of you father Ernest kenneth sinton. I know he left for the usa in 1930s. his father was also called Ernest kenneth Sinton and his mother was Agnes k resin/rezin. Ernest your father had a brother julian ingo Sinton he died in 1941 in egypt. aged 28...
i would love to know what Kenneth did in the usa. i have been looking for him for a long time...
His sister was Irene kelsy Sinton dob 4.12.1917.
Her daughter is Marie Sinton dob 1943(she was born out of wedlock) She is my mother.

Did your John ingo Sinton marry a Mary Balmer??
regards
paula

The more i look at your tread the more i'm sure that you are my Grandmothers Neice...
My Ernest Kenneth Sinton was born in Newcastle 1910 in the 1st QTR. between Jan and March. To an Ernest kenneth sinton and Agnes Kelsy Sinton (nee Resin/rezin)...
My Nan died March 2001. She was my everything... i loved her so much and miss her everyday..She is buried at Carleton Cemetery (near Blackpool lancashire) with her father Ernest kenneth Sinton. Ernest Sr died in 1958 aged 74
District of Amounderness Vol. 10b page 66. this is where his records are kept. His Wife Agnes kelsey (Your fathers mother) died in 1965 aged 76, her records are held at Flyld district. vol 10c page 200.
You have a living Cousin Marie Sinton born 6 feb 1943,
She is living in Thailand where she retired to.
She (Marie) is my mother.
kind Regards
Paula

hi is this hair thing where his hair recedes above the forehead on either side (not a good explanation sorry) Peter M Sinton

Audrey,
Long time since you posted, but recent activity on this thread made me revisit what I have.

There's an 18 yr old Ernest SINTON, of St ?(Romans Hse, Sanchyford)? Rd, Newcastle T, sugar boiler, sailing from Liverpool to New York on the "Adriatic", 3 May 1930.
Is this your Ernest?

Regards,
Lorna
http://familytree.lornahen.com/spSINTON.htm