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11 Jan 1731 William Dalton, age about 27, of Edenhall, Cumberland, yeoman and Mary Hetherington, singlewoman, age about 19, of Edenhall. Edenhall* *Marriarge 6 Feb 1731 (date adjusted) William Dalton and Mary Hetherington, both of this parish, were married. Source: Church of England Parish Registers, PR 90/8 at A2A collections in CASCAT: Cumbria Archive Service Catalogue, data and record image provided by Anthony David Favager Dalton of Oban, Argyll |
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Photos from the 2016 Gathering in Manchester http://www.daltongenealogicalsociety.org/events/Manchester/index.html |
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Canada - The New Brunswick Irish Portal http://archives.gnb.ca/Irish/databases_en.html |
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Daltons who died on the James The following list are named all those who boarded the ill-fated emigrant ship the James at Custom House Quay Limerick destined for America. In early 1834 before the James and the Astrea (who also was wrecked in 1834, a first hand report of that wreck from a survivor of the Astrea) left Limerick Port a government official was appointed to access the seaworthiness of both these ships. Lieutenant Lynch R.N. inspected both ships and after they both failed to reach their destination he was discharged from duty. It was said of the James at the time “reported, to have been near half a century old. What a crazy hulk was appropriated for human freight and no wonder she was destined to be the coffin of so many” Dalton John Golden, Tipperary Male 15+ Farmer Dalton James Golden, Tipperary Male 15+ Farmer Dalton Michael Golden, Tipperary Male 15+ Farmer Dalton Denis Golden, Tipperary Male 15+ Farmer Dalton Edward Golden, Tipperary Male 15+ Farmer Dalton Edmond Golden, Tipperary Male 7 to 14 Dalton Thomas Golden, Tipperary Male 7 to 14 Dalton Maurice Golden, Tipperary Male under 7 Dalton Mary Golden, Tipperary Female 15+ Dalton Ellen Golden, Tipperary Female 15+ Dalton Mary Golden, Tipperary Female 15+ Dalton Margaret Golden, Tipperary Female 15+ Dalton Bridget Golden, Tipperary Female 7 to 14 Dalton Margaret Golden, Tipperary Female 7 to 14 Dalton Bridget Golden, Tipperary Female 7 to 14 Dalton Catherine Limerick City Female 15+ |
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Ireland - Marriage Bond Extractions 1623-1863 Year Dalton Surname Partner Surname Record Location 1633 Oliver Dalton Francis Landford ML98 Prerogative Court 1694 Alice Dalton Widow Dionisius Driscoll ML95 Prerogative Court 1695 William Dalton Margaret Hallahan Cloyne ML Bond 1701 Benjamin Dalton Hannabella Edkins ML237 Prerogative Court 1716 James Dalton ? Kilpatrick Kilmore & Ardagh 1719/20 Michael Dalton Alice Brady Killaloe 1720 Walter Dalton Margaret McGrah Ossory 1722 Martin Dalton Catherine Molloy Ossory 1725 Margaret Dalton Laughlin Masterson Kilmore & Ardagh 1726 Alice Dalton Robert Clifserly ML158 Prerogative Court 1726 Andrew Dalton Mary Drokes Cork & Ross 1727 Patrick Dalton Elenor Connor Cork & Ross 1728 Richard Dalton Mary Lancaster Cork & Ross 1733 James Dalton Mary Nowlan ML147 Prerogative Court 1734 John Dalton Elizabeth Swanton ML52 Dublin 1735 Anne Dalton (Widow) James Rickisson ML95 Dublin 1735 Samuel Dalton Hannah Hall ML70 Dublin 1738 George Dalton Sarah Dowker ML205 Dublin 1740 Ellen Dalton Timothy Meara Killaloe 1744 Patrick Dalton Mary Roper Elphin 1745 Roger Dalton Grace Hushan Cork & Ross 1747 Mary Dalton aĨs Roper John Cormick Elphin 1751 Timothy Dalton Margaret Gregory Killaloe 1755 Jane Dalton John Lysaght Killaloe 1765 Catherine Dalton Richard Roth Ossory 1765 Patrick Dalton Rebecca Wright Cashel Emly 1766 John Dalton Elizabeth Valentine Ossory 1769 Edmond Dalton Sophie Morris Killaloe 1770 Frances Dalton William Carroll Killaloe 1771 Edward Dalton Mary McCarthy Cashel & Emly 1773 Margret Dalton William Wallis Killaloe 1774 Andrew Dalton Elizabeth Bellew Cork & Ross 1774 Mary E Dalton Redmond Morres Killaloe 1777 James Dalton [ ] Elphin 1777 John Dalton Mary Jones Ossory 1777 Peter Daulton Catherine Keating Waterford & Lismore 1779 Allice Dalton John Wriston Killaloe 1779 Ann Dalton John Dalton Cork & Ross 1779 Michael Dalton Ellinor Crea Waterford & Lismore 1780 John Dalton Ann May Waterford & Lismore 1780 William Dalton Bridget Newell Cloyne 1783 Mary Dalton Richard Cope Ossory 1784 Hellena Dalton William Wallis Cloyne 1784 Richard Dalton Elizabeth Green Waterford & Lismore 1785 Bryan Dalton Ellinor Scullin Waterford & Lismore 1786 Dominick Dalton June Molony Prerogative Court 1787 William Dalton Catherine Kelton Waterford & Lismore 1789 Ann Dalton James Morrissy Waterford & Lismore 1789 William Dalton Eliz Lestrange Meath 1790 Mich’l Dalton Alicia Brady Killaloe 1791 Richard Dalton Frances Hagues Ossory 1791 Thomas Dalton Catherine Callaghan Cork & Ross 1792 Jane Dalton Edmond G Barry Killaloe 1792 Regina Marie Dalton Ambrose Roche Ossory 1793 Lydia Dalton John Veacock Waterford 1793 William Forster Dalton Martha Meacham Cork & Ross 1794 Catherine Dalton James Cleary Waterford 1794 Sophia Dalton Robert O’Reilly ML279 Prerogative Court 1794 Sophia (Countess) Dalton Robert O’Reilly 1798 Grace Dalton James Hamilton Waterford & Lismore 1799 Hannah Dalton Robert Oakes Ossory 1801 Sandy Dalton Mary Fitzgerald Clogher 1802 Elizabeth Dalton Thomas Stevenson Waterford & Lismore 1803 Anne Dalton Philip Horneck Ossory 1803 Philip Tuite Dalton Elizabeth Ahnurty Prerogatibe Court 1803 Philip Tuite Dalton Elizabeth Ahmuty ML217 Prerogative Court 1804 Ann D’Alton Warren Hastings Rowland Jackson Prerogative Court 1805 Joseph Dalton Ellen Wood Cork & Ross 1806 Bridget Dalton John Alexander Cashel & Emly 1807 Henry Dalton Mary Heffernan Cashel & Emly 1812 Thomas Dalton [ ] Cloyne 1813 Michael Eyre Dalton Elizabeth Scully Cashel & Emly 1819 Eliz’th Dalton John Renison Killaloe 1821 John Dalton Margaret Long Cloyne 1822 Peter Dalton Margaret Grant Ossory 1823 George Edward Dalton Jane Braddell Ossory 1825 Anne Dalton Henry Campbell Clogher 1826 Thomas Dalton Isabella Keys Cork & Ross 1826 William Dalton Henrietta Hayden Ossory 1829 George Dalton Euphemia C Hannyngton Armagh 1830 James Dalton Anne Duck oȓse Quinn Armagh 1832 Christopher Dalton Mary Nagle Meath 1833 Edward Dalton Susan Hollingsworth Meath 1834 Joseph F Dalton Elizabeth Jane Hartrick Down Connor & Dromore 1835 Eliza Dalton Mathew Crawford Ossory 1835 Adelaide Annabell Dalton Tuite John Young Meath 1838 Charles Dalton Sarah McCluskey Down Connor & Dromore 1838 Julia Dalton Anthony Lacy Meath 1838 Susanna Dalton John Bowers Ossory 1841 Jacob Dalton Mary Lee Cloyne 1841 Richard Dalton Sara Simmins Ossory 1841 William Dalton Ellen Murphy Cork & Ross 1844 Amelia D’Alton Charley Quinlan Tuam 1848 Anne Dalton James Hanan Cloyne 1849 Ellen Dalton Henry Barnes Cloyne 1851 Mary Ellen Dalton Peter Carey Cloyne 1851 Samuel Dalton Ester Byrne Cashel & Emly 1857 Jesse Philip Berry Dalton Mary Eliza Wilson Cloyne 1859 Isaac Dalton Isabella Hall Cloyne 1863 Catherine Dalton Henry C Smyth Cloyne |
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A Calendar of Irish Chancery Letters c. 1244 - 1509 Click on links below to see the record on Trinity College Dublin’s CIRCLE Website Surname (text) Surname (standard) Forename Patronymic Title Office Roll Year No. Datesort descending Dalton Geoffrey s. of Geoffrey Close 1 Edward II 11 20 Oct. 1307 Dalton William Cork, MP for town Patent 50 Edward III 4 20 Mar. 1376 Dalton Henry Meath, KP in co. Patent 5 Richard II 234 15 Mar. 1382 Dalton Hubert Meath, KP in co. Patent 5 Richard II 234 15 Mar. 1382 Daltoun Dalton John Patent 8 Richard II 112 20 Sep. 1384 Dalton Thomas Patent 9 Richard II 120 10 Jan. 1386 Daltoun Dalton Richard s. of William Athlone, constable of castle Patent 12 Richard II 167 12 Jul. 1388 Dalton Thomas chaplain Patent 12 Richard II 126 1 Feb. 1389 Dalton Thomas chaplain Patent 12 Richard II 127 1 Feb. 1389 Dalton Richard s. of William Close 12 Richard II 4 12 Apr. 1389 Daltoun Dalton Richard s. of William Athlone, constable of castle Patent 12 Richard II 166 12 Apr. 1389 Dalton Thomas chaplain Patent 12 Richard II 180 19 Jun. 1389 (Dalton) Matilda widow of RichardBatagh» [?recte» ‘bacagh’] Patent 4 Henry IV 311 16 Nov. 1402 Dalton RichardBagagh’» Patent 4 Henry IV 27 16 Nov. 1402 Dalton RichardBatagh» [?recte» ‘bacagh’] Patent 4 Henry IV 311 16 Nov. 1402 Dalton John servant of John, abb. of Furness Patent 3 Henry IV 155 18 May. 1402 Dalton Thomas chaplain Patent 4 Henry IV 328 20 Jan. 1403 Daltoun Dalton Thomas chaplain Patent 4 Henry IV 65 20 Jan. 1403 Daltoun Dalton John Patent 4 Henry IV 350 30 Mar. 1403 Daltoun Dalton John Patent 4 Henry IV 143 30 Mar. 1403 Daltoun Dalton John Drogheda, burgess Drogheda, dep. of Nicholas White, bailiff Patent 7 Henry IV 8 7 Oct. 1405 Dalton Thomas chaplain Patent 6 Henry V 13 5 Jan. 1419 Daltoun Dalton Thomas Patent 1 Henry VI 23 30 Mar. 1423 Daltoun Dalton Thomas clk Patent 2 Henry VI 13 31 Jan. 1424 Dalton John Patent 3 Henry VI 100 18 May. 1425 Dalton Thomas chaplain Patent 11 Richard II 3 [No date.] Daton Walter Kilkenny, KP in co. Patent 5 Richard II 211 8 Mar. 1382 Daton John s. of Raymond Kilkenny, KP & JP in co. Patent 3 Henry VI 125 21 Jun. 1425 |
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Northern Ireland - Annals of Ulster Extractions The Annals of Ulster (Irish: Annála Uladh) are annals of medieval Ireland. The entries span the years from AD 431 to AD 1540. The entries up to AD 1489 were compiled in the late 15th century by the scribe Ruaidhrí Ó Luinín, under his patron Cathal Óg Mac Maghnusa on the island of Belle Isle on Lough Erne in the province of Ulster. Later entries (up to AD 1540) were added by others. Previous annals dating as far back as the 6th century were used as a source for the earlier entries, and later entries were based on recollection and oral history. T.M. Charles-Edwards has claimed that the main source for its records of the first millennium AD is a now lost Armagh continuation of the Chronicle of Ireland. The Annals used the Irish language, with some entries in Latin. Because the Annals copied its sources verbatim, the annals are useful not just for historians, but also for linguists studying the evolution of the Irish language. A century later, the Annals of Ulster became an important source for the authors of the Annals of the Four Masters. It also informs the Irish text Cogad Gáedel re Gallaib. The Library of Trinity College Dublin possesses the original manuscript;; the Bodleian Library in Oxford has a contemporary copy that fills some of the gaps in the original. There are two main modern English translations of the annals – Mac Airt and Mac Niocaill (1983) and MacCarthy (1893). U1379.1 - The Dalton 2 (namely, Philip) died. U1386.3 - Niall Mac Eochagain, namely, one who was to be chief of Cenel-Fiachaigh, was killed by the son of William Dalton. U1386.4 - Eirimon Ua Mail-Shechlainn was slain by the Daltons and by Mag Amhalgadha. U1386.9 - The castle of Miles Dalton was taken by the sons of Concobur, son of Cathal Ua Ferghail and given to Thomas, son of Cathal Ua Ferghail. U1386.10 - The Clan of John Ua Ferghail and Dalton made a joint war against the sons of Murchadh ua Ferghail. The stronghold of Ua Ferghail was attacked by the clan of John and the daughter of Mac William de Burgh, namely, the wife of Ua Ferghail, was taken prisoner therein. U1452.5 - Fergal the Red, son of Fergal Mag Eochagain, namely, an excellent leader, spirited, firm, truly hospitable, was slain by the baron of Delvin and by his son, namely, by James and by some of the Daltons, that is, on the 13th of the Kalends of January (Dec. 20), towards the end of a year of the Lord of which 9 was the Golden Number. U1482.12 - Maileachlainn, son of Brian, son of Edmund, son of Thomas Ua Ferghail, was slain by William the Rough, son of Maurice, grandson of Piers Dalton, and by Laisech, son of John Ua Ferghail, a month before Christmas, on Thursday, A.D. 1482.) U1486.48 - The Dalton, namely, Edmund, son of Piers Dalton, resigned his lord-ship to his own son, that is, to Thomas Dalton, this year. U1487.45 - The Dalton, namely, Edmund, son of Piers Dalton, died this year. U1488.17 - Margaret Dalton, daughter of Andrew Dalton, namely, wife of Ua Ferghail, that is, wife of Domnall the Tawny, son of Domnall, son of John, son of Domnall Ua Ferghail, died this year. U1491.14 -The wife of Dalton, namely, wife of Thomas, son of Edmund, grandson of Piers Dalton, went off with the son of Ua Mechair this year.  U1495.16 - Nicholas Dalton, namely, son of Edmond, son of Piers Dalton, was slain by Fergus, son of Edmond, son of Laisech, son of Ros Ua Ferghail and by the descendants of Henry Dalton. U1495.40 - The Dalton, namely, Thomas, son of Edmond, son of Piers, son of another Piers Dalton, was taken and Henry, son of John, grandson of Piers Dalton, was slain about November Day by Conn, son of Art, son of Conn Ua Mael-Shechlainn and by Maelruanaigh, son of Ua Cerbaill. U1496.14 - The Dalton, namely, Thomas, son of Edmond, son of Piers Dalton, was liberated for 300 marks and for 14 score cows in pledge for the district of Baile na ngédh, by Conn, son of Art, son of Conn Ua Mail-Sheclainn and by the grandson of Ua Cerbaill. |
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County Roscommon - Annals Loch Cé Extractions Annals of Loch Cé The "Annals of Loch Cé" (Key), from an island in Lough Key, Roscommon, are written in Irish, and treat chiefly of Ireland (1014 to 1636) LC1373.2 - William Dalton, the sheriff of Midhe, was slain by the Cenel-Fiachaidh, and by O'Maelechlainn. LC1386.3 - Niall, son of Cucocriche Og Mac Eochagain, was killed by the Daltons on the seventeenth of the kalends of May;; and this man was well fitted to be chieftain over his own country. LC1398.10 - Maurice, son of Piers Dalton, occisus est by Muirchertach Og Mac Eochagain, and by Brian, the son of O'Conchobhair Failghe. LC1401.4 - Muirchertach Og, son of Muirchertadh Mor MacEochagain, was killed on the third of the nones of October, in Belatha-Impir, with one cast of a spear, by Garrett son of Robert Dalton, in a nocturnal encounter, after he had sent away his people on an incursion into the Brenadh of Muinter-Gillgan. LC1403.15 - John Buidhe, son of Seoinin Burk, occisus est by the Clann-maicne-Eoghain O'Cellaigh, and by the sons of Hubert Dalton. LC1405.9 - Miles Dalton was slain by the Daltons, and by the sons of Hubert Dalton. LC1408.10 - Miles Dalton occisus est a fratre suo;; and his castle was afterwards broken down by the descendants of Cathal O'Ferghail. LC1487.9 - The Dalton, i.e. Edmond, son of Piers, died. Manuscript held by the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin. Source: Copied from the Internet |
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County Westmeath Ireland - Extractions from Moate, A history of the town and District p.14. "In 1401 the O'Farrells and the Daltons together attacked the people of Art O'Melaghin probably at Moyelly, but they failed to gain a victory" p.18. "In 1544 Rory O'Melaghlin was killed by the Daltons, at the Dalton's castle on Clare Hill" p.30. "Robert Plunket, Lord of Daunsany, granted a manor to Gerald Dalton, clerk" p.37. "Many Catholic gentlemen of the Pale took no part in the 1641 rebellion (included Richard Dalton of Mullinmeehan) Murder of Christopher Magawly said to have been carried out by Edmond, son of Richard Dalton. - part of a family dispute as they were kinsmen". p.38. "Richard became a Protestant and married Anne King daughter of the Bishop of Elphin, which displeased his father. Richard with wife went to Athlone and joined the garrison there". p.40. "Local Catholics transplanted to Roscommon in 1653 included Miles Dalton of Ballinlug, James Dalton of Mullinmeehan and John Dalton of Moyvoughley". p.41. "Edmond Dalton of Mullinmeehan served the Commonwealth". p.45. "After the Restoration some lost the lands given by Cromwell. This included Elizabeth Dalton, Margaret Dalton and her 5 orphans - all ended destitute". p.50. "After the Battle of Ballymore in 1691 prisoners taken to Athlone included Walter Dalton, of Ballymore". p.53. "Land belonging to Luke Dalton of Moyvoughley was attained and sold". p.61. "The only Catholic shopkeeper noted in Moate was Christopher Dalton who seems to have died unmarried. By his will, which was proved 12 October 1764, he left legacies to the sons and daughters of his brother, Tobias Dalton of Moyvore, Co. Westmeath" p.135. "Charles John O'Donoghue, son of Daniel O'Donoghue and Mary Ennis born 1860 the second son married 20 September 1892 Rose Dalton of Ballynahown and died with issue 25 January 1903". p.178. "Patrick Robins married Miss Dalton of Coolatore and had one son Laurence Dalton Robins. Laurence founded the Lake House family of Tullaghnegeerach and father of the late Lorcan Robins T.D. for Longford Westmeath. He was an undercover agent for Sinn Fein and worked under an alias - Richard Dalton". p.179. "The original Richard Dalton was L. Robin's grandmother's brother from Coolature who before 1860 emigrated to the US took part in the Civil War as a Captain in the Confederates, only to jump the bounty afterwards". Laurence was caught by the British and while in Mountjoy Gaol was re-elected for T.D. to the 2nd Dail. p.193. "Irish Proprietors 1640 and Grantees under Settlement Acts in Moate and District. Proprietor: Richard Dalton - Mollinmeeham, Rathin, and Ballinlug granted to Taunton Corporation, Foulke Rokeby, Robert Thornhill... Ummamore granted to Rokeby and Mary Dalton alias Hoare, Proprietor: John Dalton - Ummamore granted to Taunton Corp. Proprietor: Henry Dalton - Moyvoughly granted to Sir John Maynard, Foulke Rokeby, Mary Dalton and Ed.Geoghegan. Proprietor: Walter Dalton - Dungolman granted to Kathleen & Pierce Dillon. p.194. "Irish Jacobites in Moate District outlawed 1690 for high treason: Richard Dalton, Dungolman Luke Dalton, Moyvoughly John & Edmund Dalton, Mullimeehan". Extracted from: Moate, Co Westmeath: A history of the town and District by Liam Cox, Athlone 1981 http://www.daltondatabank.org/Westmeath_Moate.pdf |
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Annála Connacht (Annals of Connaught) Extractions 1373.3 - William Dalton and the Sheriff of Meath were killed by the Cenel Fiachach and O Maelsechlainn. 1386.4 - Niall son of Cu Choicriche Oc Mac Eochacain was killed by the Daltons on the fifth of April. This man was well qualified to be chieftain of his native land. 1398.8 - Maurice son of Piers Dalton was killed by Muirchertach Oc Mac Eochacain and Brian son of O Conchobair Failgi. 1401.5 - Muirchertach Oc son of Muirchertach Mor Mag Eochacain, was killed on the fifth of October at Bel Atha Imper, with one cast of a spear, by Geroit son of Robert Dalton in a night-combat, after he had sent his followers away to make an attack on Brenad in Muinter Gillgain. 1403.13 - Seaan Buide son of Seoinin Burke was slain by the posterity of Eogan O Cellaig and the sons of Hubert Dalton. 1405.10 - Miles Dalton was slain by the Dalton and the sons of Hubert Dalton. 1408.11 - Miles Dalton was killed by his brother, and afterwards his castle was destroyed by the descendants of Cathal O Fergail. 1413.23 - Hubert Dalton died this year. 1414.16 - John Stanley, lieutenant of the King of England, came to Ireland this year to destroy the Gaels of Ireland. He was a man who granted no protection to cleric or laymen or to the poets of Ireland, for he plundered every one of its clerics any men of skill in every art on whom he laid hands and expose them to cold and beggary. He plundered Niall son of Aed O hUicinn in Usnagh of Meath, and Henry Dalton attacked the son of James Diuit and the King's followers and [took from them a cow for each cow and a horse for each horse and a sheep for each sheep and a pig for each pig [which Niall had lost] and gave them to the Ui hUicinn. They were then convoyed into Connacht. After this the Ui Uicinn made lampoons on John Stanley an~ he lived only five weeks till he died from the venom of th lampoons. Now this is one of two poet's miracles which were worked for Niall O hUicinn: the freezing to death of the Clanconway on the night after he was plundered in Clada, and the death of John Stanley from the venom of the lampoons. 1416.29 - Geroit Carrach son of Hubert Dalton was killed by Uilliam Cam son of Muirchertach Ruad Mac Eochacain's son with one cast of a bad javelin in the August of this year. 1422.26 - The descendants of Tomas O Fergail were banished into Western Meath by Domnall O Fergail and Henry Dalton, lord of Western Meath, sided with them. 1422.28 - The Pass of Kilcoursey was cut and levelled by Dalton and the descendants of Tomas. 1439.5 - William Dalton of Brawnie, son of Hubert Dalton, died. 1452.3 - Fergal Oc Mag Eochacain was killed on St. Nicholas' day at the cross-roads in Croughool by the son of the Baron of Delvin and the sons of Piers son of Piers Dalton, who were the children of his mother's brother. 1464.46 - Ir son of Uilliam Mag Ragnaill was killed in Western Meath that same week, with one javelin- wound, by Gilla Glas Dillon in the presence of his mother's brother, William Dalton. 1467.15 - Christopher Plunket, Piers son of Piers Dalton and James the younger, son of James Dalton's son, were killed by the plague; and the Prior of Mullingar, namely Petit's son, also died of it. 1467.16 - John Dalton was killed by his own people. 1468.38 - A great raid by Tadc son of Calbach [O Conchobair Failgi] on Crevagh by the Inny, in which more than twenty men and nearly forty of their packhorses were taken from them. Dalton, who instigated the expedition, and Mag Eochacain were wounded but Tadc carried off the prey. 1472.12 - O Cellaig made a great attack on Moneylea. The Galls of Western Meath—Petits, Tyrrels, d'Arcys and Daltons—caught up with them and O Cellaig was defeated. Donnchad O Cellaig and many others were captured, and many of their footmen and mercenaries were killed. 1475.12 - O Domnaill made a circuit in Connacht and made peace between O Ruairc and O Raigillig. Thence he marched to Fenagh, where Mag Ragnaill met him and they both proceeded past Sliab Cairbre and through Mag Tethba and Moybrawne, and the Abbot of Lara was killed in their following by an arrowshot from Rathreagh. From here he passed westwards through Moybrawne and they rested and encamped that night at Cuircne of Meath, where the Dillons and the Daltons came in and made peace with him. Thence he went on to Offaly and Cairbre of Leinster, where O Conchobair [Failgi] came to meet him. On the other part came the Meath Galls, and the lands were destroyed in the fighting. Peace was afterwards made and O Domnaill returned home by way of Athlone. 1478.28 - Fachtna, the son of O Fergail, was killed by Edmund son of Hubert Dalton. http://www.daltondatabank.org/Annals_of_Connaught.pdf |
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John D'Alton Manuscript Indexes and Compilations http://www.daltondatabank.org/Dublin_John_Dalton_Esq.pdf |
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"Journal of the Association of the Memorials of the Dead of Ireland" Vol. IV that indicates the obelisk-like monument, about thirty feet in height, may have been erected at the time the house was built. It was adorned with the profiles of Empress Maria Theresa and the Emperor Joseph II of Austria, George III plus the arms of the family. The note at the bottom of the drawing reads "Dalton Monument, Rathconrath, Oct 20, 1900" and signed W.E. In 1899, the Rev F. A. O'Reilly, Order of Saint Francis of Dublin, translated from Latin the inscriptions on three sides of the monument as follows. On the South Side: "In memory of the Aliton Daton Family which six centuries since with Walter Alton came from France into Ireland and formed its residence in that part of Westmeath afterwards called by its name Aliton, and in the reign of Henry VIII in parliament raised to the title and honour of Baron of Rathconrath who flourished far and wide, and throughout all Westmeath erected at their own charge Abbeys, Churches, and Convents, or enriched those already in existence, (which family) after being afflicted in the Civil Wars, was through the indulgence of the best Princes preserved until the restoration of peace. Richard Dalton, son of Oliver and Catherine O'Reilly of the Cavan stock, Chamberlain and Privy Counillor of their August Majesties, Joseph and Theresa, Proprietor of the Army, Legate of the Augustan Legion, Knight of the Order of Theresa, and on 14 April 1777 raised to be Count of all the hereditary German Kingdoms, of the Lands of the Sacred Caesar, and of the Royal Apostolic Majesty, to the Honour and worth of (that) Most Noble Family. On the West Side: "To the Emperor, Caesar, Joseph II Son of Francis Duke of Lorain, nephew of Charles Duke of Hapsburg, grand-nephew of Duke Leopold the Great, (as to) the Excellent, August, Kind, Fortunate, Unconquered Father of His Country, Father of His Army, the Augmenter and Preserver of Public Happiness, Born for Perpretating the Name of Austria, and who hath deserved most highly the Roman Empire, of the ancient Kings of Hungaria and Bohemia, and of every condition of Men. Richard Dalton, son of Oliver Dalton. Devoted to His Majesty on account of the Exceeding benefits conferred upon him and his by the Best and Greatest of Princes (inscribed this monument) On the East Side: "Richard Dalton, the son of Oliver, and the whole Dalton family, fostered and favoured by every manner of indulgence and liberality, to their Prince, Prince George III, King of Great Britain, France and Ireland, Victor both by sea and land, Preserver of Public Freedom, Defender of Ireland, the Kind, Fortunate, Unconquerable, the Father of His County, Born for the Good of the State. |
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Association for the Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead, Ireland Journals 1888-1916 Bunratty Parish 1892, Vol. II (1) Bunratty. Mural monument in the chancel of Bunratty ruined church; letters sunk Roman capitals; no date:— “Here Lieth The Valiant Brave and Just Captain Dalton now in Dust I Know Said The Captain My Lord And Redeemer J. C. Liveth And Although My Body is Dust Still With Mine Eyes I shall See The Lord GOD of Hosts.” [From J. G. Barry, Esq.] 1896, Vol. III (2) Bunratty. Church (near S.E. end outside). Arms—Hand holding a cross. Crest—Out of a ducal coronet 2 arms and hands crossed, vambraced, each holding swords transfixing hearts. “The mortal remains | of WILLIAM O’DONNELL late of Clonmony | Esqre. who departed this life the 2nd | day of June 1785 aged 75 years. Also those | of his younger son GEORGE O’DONNELL | Esqre. who departed this life on the — | day of January 1801 aged 44 years. And | those of his elder son SIMON O’DONNELL | late of Deerpark Esqre. | who departed this life on the 29th day of Dec. 1812 | aged 55 years and to whom this memorial | of affection has been erected by his wife Mrs. HANNAH O’DONNELL | otherwise SMITH in the year 1813.” Inside the church the east end is occupied by a number of plain tombs of the Dawsons, and the middle by many of the D’Alton family, and a vault of the Butlers:— “RICHARD DAWSON of Ballinacarriga Co. Limerick Esqre. died 11th Nov. 1817 aged 31. JOHN BURY DAWSON born 13 Feb. and d. 3rd March 1817. REV. CHARLES DAWSON of Ballinacarigy Co. Limerick and of Kilcarry Co. Carlow d. 1st June 1835. ELLEN, widow of RICHARD DAWSON of Ballinacarriga died 27 Oct. 1871 aged 76. RICHARD DAWSON of Bunratty Esq. b. 22 Feb. 1818 died 22 Feb. 1891. MARY child of HENRY BUTLER d. 29 May 1837 at Portobello aged 2. . . . . . in memory | grandfather the said | EDWARD DALTON Esqre. | . . . . . 1796 Interred 6 August 1823 | MICHAEL EYRE D’ALTON Esqre. | . . . . . Woodpark aged 32 . . . .” Arms—A lion rampant between 7 fleurs-de-lys. Crest—A winged dragon. Motto—“Sub hoc signo vinces.” A neat mural tomb:— “EDWARD DALTON Esq. of Deerpark his estate and | his wife the Hon: Miss EYRE sister of Lord JOHN EYRE of Eyrecourt Co. Galway, are both here entered.” (This omission of dates and Christian names occurs frequently on the D’Alton tombs.) On an oval:— “6 Aug. 182_ (? 1822) | MICHAEL EYRE D’ALTON of Woodpark 1st Lieut. | of the Ross Castle Yeomanry | was interred with military honors. In that dread hour when all must meet And their Creator see While standing at thy judgement seat Dear Christ! remember me. Blessed are the dead, &c. Erected by his Father Captain D’ALTON.” “JOHN II. DALTON. d. 9 March 1813 aged 17. “CHARLES MINCHIN DALTON Esq. d. 1811. “MICHAEL DALTON of Woodpark 63 years of age. “MARGARET MINCHIN wife of MICHAEL DALTON late of Woodpark. (No date.) “AMELIA DALTON d. 20 Jan. 1896. “CAPTAIN DALTON.” Already given in Report. 1901, Vol. V (1) part 1 Bunratty Parish Church. From T.J. Westropp, Esq., 1900. 1. “This tomb was erected in the year 1820 for the remains of JAMES BUTLER of Castlecrine and his family” (along north wall of church). 2. “RICHARD PALLISER Esq of Bunratty died 21 June 1833 aged 80 years” (outside west gable of church). |
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Annals of the Four Masters Overview: The Annals are mainly a compilation of earlier annals, although there is some original work. They were compiled between 1632 and 1636 at a Franciscan friary near the Drowes river now in County Leitrim, and on the border with County Donegal and County Sligo. The patron of the project was Fearghal Ó Gadhra, a Gaelic lord in Coolavin, County Sligo. The entries for the twelfth century and before are sourced from medieval annals of the community. The later entries come from the records of the Irish aristocracy (such as the Annals of Ulster, and the seventeenth-century entries are based on personal recollection and observation. The chief compiler of the annals was Brother Mícheál Ó Cléirigh from Ballyshannon, who was assisted by, among others, Cú Choigcríche Ó Cléirigh, Fearfeasa Ó Maol Chonaire andPeregrine Ó Duibhgeannain. Although only one of the authors, Mícheál Ó Cléirigh, was a Franciscan friar, they became known as 'The Four Friars' or in the original Irish, Na Ceithre. The Anglicized version of this was "The Four Masters", the name that became associated with the annals themselves. The annals are written in Irish. The several manuscript copies are held at Trinity College Dublin, the Royal Irish Academy,University College Dublin and the National Library of Ireland. The first substantial English translation (starting at AD 1171) was published by Owen Connellan in 1846. The Connellan translation included the annals from the eleventh to the seventeenth centuries. The only version to have a four-colour frontispiece, it included a large folding map showing the location of families in Ireland. This edition, neglected for over 150 years, was republished in the early twenty-first century. The original translation was followed several years later by a full translation by the historian John O'Donovan. The translation was funded by a government grant of £1,000 obtained by the notable mathematician Sir William Rowan Hamilton while he was president of the Royal Irish Academy. The Annals are one of the principal Irish-language sources for Irish history up to 1616. While many of the early chapters are essentially a list of names and dates, the later chapters, dealing with events of which the authors had first-hand accounts, are much more detailed. Dalton References: M1328.26 The English sustained a great defeat from Mageoghegan, three thousand five hundred of them being slain in the contest, together with some of the Dalton’s, and the son of the Proud Knight. M1373.3 William Dalton and the Sheriff of Meath were slain by the Kinel-Fiachach, and byO'Melaghlin. Owen Sinnach Fox, Tanist of Muintir-Tadhgain, was slain by the Dalton’s. Manus, the son of Hugh Mac Dermot, was also slain by the Dalton’s. Heremon O'Melaghlin was slain by Magawley and the Dalton’s. M1374.3 Cucogry Oge Mageoghegan, Chief of Kinel-Fiachach, was treacherously slain after he had gone to Athlone with the Bishop of Meath: it was the Sinnach Mac Mearain (one of William Dalton's people) that killed him, with one thrust of a lance; and he Mac Mearain himself was afterwards torn asunder, and his body was cut into small pieces, for this crime. M1379.3 Philip, son of Nichol, i.e. the Dalton, Lord of Westmeath, died. M1381.15 Owen Sinnach Fox, Tanist of Muintir-Tadhgain, was slain by the Daltons. M1386.3 Niall, the son of Cucogry Oge Mageoghegan, materies of a lord of his tribe, was slain by William Dalton and his son. M1386.4 Manus, the son of Hugh MacDermot, was also slain by the Daltons. M1386.6 Heremon O'Melaghlin was slain by Magawley and the Daltons. M1452.19 Farrell Roe Oge, the son of Farrell Roe, the son of Donough, son of Murtough More Mageoghegan, a captain of great repute and celebrity was killed and beheaded at Cruach-abhall, by the son of the Baron of Delvin, and the grandsons of Pierce Dalton. They carried his head to Trim and from thence to Dublin for exhibition; but it was (afterwards) brought back and buried along with the body in Durrow-Coluim-Chille. M1464.15 Ir, the son of Cathal Roe Mac Rannall, Tanist of his own territory, and worthy to become lord of it for his clemency and veracity died a week before Michaelmas; and in the same week Ir, the son of William MacRannall, was slain by Gilla-Glas Dillon, while he was with his mother's brother, William Dalton. M1472.12 A great attack was made by O'Kelly upon Muine-Liath. The English of Westmeath, viz., the Tuites, Petits, Tyrrels, Darcys, and Dalton’s, came up with him. O'Kelly was defeated; Donough O'Kelly and many others were taken prisoners, and a party of their foot soldiers and kerns were slain. M1544.2 Rory O'Melaghlin was slain at Clartha, by Richard Dalton and his kinsmen, in a nocturnal assault; and it was for the interests of Kedagh O'Melaghlin they committed this slaughter. MacCarthaigh’s Book: Source: Copied from the Internet. MCB1392.2 Ambrose son of Walter son of Ristug Dalton was accidentally killed by Pierce Dalton's son. MCB1392.3 A raid by Muiris son of Conchobhar [Ó Fearghail] on the son of William Dalton at Ceall MCB1393.18 The son of William Dalton, an excellent foreign youth, died of the same epidemic. MCB1393.20 Edmund son of William Dalton was killed in Breaghmhuine, and Thomas son of John son of Filbug Dalton along with him—a sad event. Great raids were made by the Daltons on the Dillons because of this, and Druim Raithne and Dún na Móna were burned by them also. MCB1394.2 Dillon, i.e. Maurice, was killed by the Daltons between his two castles, i.e. Dún na Móna and Druim Raithne—a sad event. MCB1394.17 A joint attack was made by ÓCeallaigh, i.e. Maol Sheachlainn, king of Uí Mhaine, together with a host of Connachtmen, Ó Conchobhair Failghe, Cormac Ó Maoil Sheachlainn, and the men of Midhe against Dalton. They all assembled at Baile Locha Seimhdille, and they set fire to the district, including houses and corn, but Dalton's granary at Ráith Sgiach was valiantly defended against them by himself and a few others. MCB1395.5 A great raid was made by the son of Pierce Dalton at Coill Phérais on Dalton, and he took many cows. The Daltons overtook him and Cormac Ó Maoil Sheachlainn at Cairtann, and they fought a valorous, doughty, venomous battle, and Pierce's son and many of his people were wounded, and Dalton and Hubert Dalton received grievous wounds from their own kin in that battle. MCB1395.6 Numerous raids were made by the son of Pierce Dalton on the Galls, and he burned Sonnach, including houses and churches, and destroyed a great part of Oirmhidhe. MCB1401.4 A raid by the family of Hubert Dalton and by Nicholas Dalton on Calraighe MCB1401.7 Incursions by the Daltons and some of the people of Anghaile into Muinntear Thadhgáin against the family of Art Ó Maoil Sheachlainn, and a number of them were wounded, and they returned without gain. MCB1401.9 The castle of Baile na Cloiche was built by the son of the son of Luke Dalton, i.e. Gerard. MCB1402.6 The same Fearghal Ruadh conspired with the family of Maol Mórdha Ó Conchobhair Failghe on the border of Baile an Rátha, and they enticed the two sons of Dalton, i.e. Henry, into the conspiracy with them. They killed Filbín Dalton, the best youth of his age in Midhe for hospitality and power, and Nicholas [Dalton] was captured grievously wounded, after quarter was granted to him by Réigín son of Maol Mórdha. MCB1402.7 Attacks by Ó Conchobhair Failghe and Cinéal Fiachach on the Daltons. They killed Mac anRéabaire, constable of Dalton's gallowglasses, and ten people along with him. MCB1402.13 A treacherous foray by the son of the son of Éamann Ó Ceallaigh on the family of Hubert Dalton, and he took many cows. MCB1402.15 A foray by the people of Anghaile and the Uí Ghiollagáin on Miles Dalton at Forgnaidhe. MCB1402.16 A great foray by Dalton and ÓFearghail on Cinéal Fiachach, and they took twenty score cows, or a few more, and eight score horses. MCB1402.18 Peace between Cinéal Fiachach and the Daltons. MCB1404.5 A great war by Brian ÓConchobhair, An Calbhach ÓConchobhair, and Cinéal Fiachach on the Daltons, and they did much destruction, and burned Ráith Sgiach, i.e. the most flourishing town in Ireland in its time, i.e. Henry Dalton's town. MCB1405.7 The castle of Imper was built by Andrew son of Henry son of Nicholas Dalton. MCB1406.4 A war between the Daltons themselves, i.e. between Dalton and Miles Dalton. Attacks were made by Dalton on Miles in the castle of Muileann Miadhacháin, and Miles Dalton was killed in the castle by a single arrow-shot, and the castle was captured by Dalton and handed over to Pierce son of Hubert Dalton. Loss of revenue and great weakness resulted to the descendants of Nicholas Dalton from this deed. MCB1406.7 The church of Forgnaidhe was burned by the family of Robert Dalton, and Patrick's church atImper was burned by the family of Miles Dalton, and it was after this that Miles Dalton was killed. MCB1406.17 The same war continued between the Daltons, and the descendants of Nicholas Dalton left the country and went into Cinéal Fiachach mic Néill. Incursions were made by the Daltons and by Cathal son of Tomás Ó Fearghail into Cinéal Fiachach, and the Daltons and Cinéal Fiachach engaged each other. Cinéal Fiachach were defeated, Nicholas Cerr son of John Dalton was killed by the Daltons, and William son of John [Dalton] was captured by them. They went into the country after that and burned the house ofFearghal Ruadh MacEochagáin and Baile ÍBhraonáin, and attacked BaileHuiginn Í Bhraonáin.Cinéal Fiachach overtook them, but they defeated them, and three sons of Brian son of Domhnall Ó Fearghail were killed there, i.e.Maol Sheachlainn, Diarmaid, and TomásRuadh, and Cairbre son of Art ÓMaoil Sheachlainn was captured there. MCB1406.18 Caisleán Nua was taken by the family of Conchobhar son of Cathal [Ó Fearghail] and the family of Tomás son of Cathal Ó Fearghail, and they divided Forgnaidhe between them with the consent of Dalton. MCB1406.23 Incursions by Baron Hussey, i.e. the sheriff of Midhe, and the Daltons intoBreaghmhuine, and Ó MaoilSheachlainn, the [men of] Breaghmhuine, and Dillon overtook them in the territory. They inflicted a defeat on the Galls, and people were killed, and twelve or thirteen horses were taken from them. Edmund son of Hubert Dalton was captured by Domhnall Ó Braoin on that occasion. |
4/30/2015 | Karen D'Alton, Dublin | |
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Changed book attribution for "Carrick-on-Suir Family Roots" from Dick Denny to Noel Farrell. http://www.daltondatabank.org/carrick.htm |
12/12/2014 | Mike F. Dalton | |
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Yorkshire Baptisms, Yorkshire parishes extracted by Cathy Negrycz, Florida First name(s) Last name Birth year Baptism year Father's first name Mother's first name Place Beatrice Dalton — 1897 Joseph Emma Wakefield, West Parade Chapel Catharine Dalton — 1813 Francis Elizabeth Wakefield, All Saints Charles Dalton — 1858 Joab Jane Bretton, Chapel Eliza Dalton 1820 1822 Francis Elizabeth Wakefield, All Saints Emma Dalton 1822 1822 Francis Elizabeth Wakefield, All Saints Frances Elizabeth Dalton 1817 1817 Francis Elizabeth Wakefield, All Saints Francis Burton Dalton 1810 1811 Francis Elizabeth Wakefield, All Saints George Frederic Dalton — 1805 John Mary Wakefield, All Saints John Wilfred Dalton — 1910 John Edward Ada Thornhill, St. Michael Margaret Eileen Dalton 1937 1937 William Rex Eva Thornhill, St. Michael Rebecca Dalton 1815 1817 Francis Elizabeth Wakefield, All Saints Ronald Dalton — 1926 Joseph Violet Annie Woolley, St. Peter William Rex Dalton 1914 1914 John Edward Ada Thornhill, St. Michael |
8/17/2014 | Cathy Negrycz, Florida | |
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Added Carrick On Suir information for County Tipperary: http://www.daltondatabank.org/carrick.htm Below is a brief description of the data and the sources used: St. Nicholas link is to a database with 165 Marriages (1790 - 1890) and 864 Births/Baptisms (1780 - 1913) that were extracted from Church records James Ryan's Commonplace Book documents events covering the 1787 - 1809 time-frame Bill Read's Carrick Notes is a collection of extractions from various sources spanning the time-frame of 1788 - 1982, as extracted by Bill and Dick Denny (a local Irish genealogist / historian) Findaid is an extraction of Dalton Surname information from www.geocities.ws/dungenf/carrick/d.htm British Library is another extraction by Bill Read of the 1799 Census taken from the microfilm "Tipperary studies Thirles, Ireland" For those with Dalton ancestry in Carrick, we also recommend "Carrick-on-Suir Family Roots" by Dick Denny. It is available for purchase here http://www.exploringfamilyorigins.com/Carrickonsuir.htm and includes census, town maps, town history and other records. |
7/28/2014 | Mike Dalton & Bill Read, UK | |
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Dalton Gang - Corrected Bea Elizabeth Dalton Hoax http://mykindred.com/cloud/TX/Documents/BeaElizabethDaltonHoax/sourcetime.php Here find the sources available which could either prove or disprove that Bea Elizabeth (or Beatrice), last name unknown, who married Tom Phillips is or is not the daughter of James Lewis Dalton and Adeline Lee Younger. The sources, and frauds, that we know of are listed in chronological order on this page, as the dates help highlight the fraud and mistakes that have been made. Some information is unique to this page but most is also shown elsewhere in different contexts in this exposé of the Bea Elizabeth Dalton Hoax. |
2/3/2014 | Tom Cloud | |
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South Africa - Added Family History John Charles Dalton, born July 1893 in George, Cape Province, South Africa. (John's father was from the Republic of Ireland) John Charles Dalton served as a Constable in the SA Police Service and lived in Knysna, Cape Province, South Africa. He was married to Maria Elizabeth Dalton (nee Swemmer) and passed away on 12 September 1946 (Ref #4680) aged 53, leaving behind his wife and three children: - Merlin Elizabeth Dalton (b 4 August 1928) - Belinda Dalton (b 18 March 1931) - Reine Dalton (b 21 November 1943) Reine Dalton is married to Annalien Dalton (nee Du Toit) and has two children: - Jacqueline Richardson (nee Dalton) (b 14 September 1980) - John-Charles Dalton (b 27 April 1983) |
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Added India Section British India Office Births & Baptisms - 1712-1965 Excerpted from Find My Past http://blog.findmypast.co.uk First Name Last Name Year Of Birth Year Of Baptism Place Margaret Dalton - 1784 Fort St George Margaret Dalton - 1789 - Michael Dalton - 1770 Cuddalore James Dalton - 1788 Barrackpore John Dalton - 1783 - Margaret Dolton - 1789 Fort St George James Dolton - 1826 Vizagapatam - Daulton - 1778 Tanjore Thomas Dalton 1774 1774 Bombay Charlotte Augusta Catharine Dalton 1806 1813 - Caroline Georgiana Catharine Dalton 1808 1813 - Henry Gare Scott Dalton 1808 1808 - David Joseph Dalton 1811 1812 Madras, Fort St George Daniel Dulton 1812 1812 Meerut George Dalston 1812 1813 - Henry Catharine Augustus Dalton 1813 1813 - Hawkins Catharine Augustus Dalton 1813 1813 - Richard Dolton 1813 1813 Meerut Elizabeth Dalton 1815 1815 Bellary Edward Faite Dalton 1815 - - Abigail Dalton 1818 1818 Madras Abigail Dalton 1818 1818 Madras Joseph Bernard Dalton 1820 1821 Benares Daniel Dolton 1822 1822 Madras Thomas Dalton 1824 1824 Masulipatam Elizabeth Dalton 1826 1826 Poonamallee John Alfrea Dalton 1827 1827 Belgaum Maria Lowisa Dolton 1828 1828 Madras Daniel Dalton 1829 1829 Berhampore David Dalton 1830 1830 Arnee Ellen Dalton 1830 1830 Buxar Amelia Dalton 1831 1831 Trichinopoly Charlotte Dalton 1831 1831 Madras Catherine Hollier Dulton 1831 1831 Secrole Edward Charles Dalton 1832 1833 Madras Edward Charles Dalton 1832 1833 Madras Sarah Dalton 1832 1832 Dinapore Cecilia Dalton 1833 1834 Calcutta James Dalton 1833 1834 Calcutta Benjamin Dalton 1833 1833 Secunderabad Jane Amelia Dalton 1834 1834 Madras Catherine Dalton 1834 1834 Secunderabad Elizabeth Dulton 1834 1835 Agra Henry Augustus Dalton 1835 1835 Calcutta Teresa Helen Dalton 1835 1835 Dum Dum Elizabeth Dalton 1835 1835 Fort William Charles William Dalton 1835 1835 Madras, Fort St George Charles William Dalton 1835 1835 Madras Charles Dilton 1835 1835 Bombay James Dalton 1836 1836 Meerut Thomas Alexander Dalton 1836 1837 Bellary William Dolton 1836 1836 Cawnpore William Dalton 1837 1837 Neemuch Mary Dalton 1837 1837 Ghazeepore Thomas Dalton 1838 1838 Cawnpore Frederick William Dalton 1838 1839 Simla William Dalton 1839 1839 Kurnaul John Dalton 1841 1841 Barrackpore Robert John Dalton 1841 1841 Simla Ralph Dalton 1842 1843 Madras Ralph Dalton 1842 1843 Bangalore Lizzy Britain Anna Dalston 1842 1843 Chunar John William Dalton 1844 1845 Chunar Jane Dalton 1844 1845 Sylhet Elizabeth Maria Dolton 1845 1845 - Robert Isaac Dalton 1847 1847 Lucknow Clara Dalton 1847 1848 Chunar Maria Dalton 1847 1847 Karachi Frederick Dalton 1847 1848 Bombay Anne Elizabeth Dalton 1848 1848 Madras James Abkunder Dalton 1848 1848 Agra John Dalton 1849 1849 Agra Rosannah Dalton 1850 1850 Peshawar Elizabeth Albinia Dalton 1850 1851 Peshawar Sarah Anne Dalton 1851 1851 Wuzeerabad Malcom Dalton 1851 1852 Peshawar Oliver Joseph Dalton 1851 1851 Jullundur Elizabeth Dalton 1853 1853 Meean Meer Charles George Dulton 1853 1853 Fort William Jacob Dalton 1854 1854 Madras Patrick Dalton 1854 1854 Secunderabad Henrietta Maria Dalton 1854 1854 Peshawar Grace Victoria Dalton 1855 1855 Trichinopoly Sarah Dalton 1855 1864 Sharanpur Thomas Charles Dalton 1856 1856 Trichinopoly William Dalton 1857 1864 Sharanpur Johanna Amelia Dalton 1858 1858 Secunderabad Joseph Dalton 1860 1860 Morar Gwalior Jane Dalton 1860 1860 Poonamallee Fanny Charlotte Dalton 1860 1861 Nasirabad John Patrick Delton 1860 1860 Mhow Charles Purcell Dalton 1861 1861 Secunderabad Josh Francis Dalton 1862 1862 Umballa Hephziba Emma Dalton 1863 1863 Dharangaon Alfred Albert Dalton 1863 1863 Dharangaon Mary Anne Dalton 1863 1863 Nasirabad Elizabeth Dalton 1864 1864 Karachi Mary Ann Dalton 1864 1864 Bombay Florence Ruth Dalton 1865 1865 Mhow Edith Ellen Mabel Dalton 1866 1866 Mirzapur Eleanor Mary Walter Dalton 1866 1867 Anarkullee Rose Anne Dalton 1866 1867 Madras Samuel Joseph Dalton 1866 1866 Bombay Charles Dolton 1866 1866 Meerut Mary Ann Dalton 1867 1867 Peshawar Vitalis Dalton 1867 1867 Trichinopoly John William Dalton 1867 1893 Boitakhana Clara Dalton 1868 1868 Morar Gwalior Frederick James Abercrombie Dalton 1868 1868 Murree Josephine Dolton 1868 1868 Bangalore William Alfred Dalton 1869 1869 Murree Francis Dolton 1869 1869 Bangalore Henry William Dalton 1870 1870 Roorkee Joseph Walter Dolton 1870 1870 Bangalore Madeline Laura Mary Tuite-Dalton 1870 1870 Jamalpur Anne Letitia Dalton 1871 1871 Kurseong Cecil William Robert Dalton 1871 1871 Lahore Bernard Dalton 1871 1871 Bellary John Albert Dalton 1873 1873 Delhi Agnes Beatrice Dalton 1873 1873 Bangalore Margaret Dolton 1873 1873 Lucknow Ellen Sophia Dalton 1875 1875 Lucknow Ethel Mildred Augusta Dalton 1875 1875 Allahabad Francis Thomas Dolton 1875 1875 Bangalore Emily Helena Elizabeth Dalton 1876 1876 Deolali Robert Augustus Dalton 1877 1877 Dum Dum William Ernest Dalton 1877 1877 Cannanore Ernest Montefiore Dewilton 1878 1878 - Ernest Montepore Dewilton 1878 1878 Secunderabad Eugene Melville Dalton 1880 1880 Bangalore Mary Ellen Dalton 1882 1882 Ajmere Ellen Mary Dalton 1883 1883 Umballa Mary Margaret Dalton 1883 1883 Rawal Pindi Mabel Laura Dalton 1884 1884 Nasirabad Edward George Thomas Tinte Dalton 1884 1884 Mussoorie Catharine Dalton 1885 1885 Nowshera Margaret Jane Dalton 1885 1885 Rawal Pindi Alice Maud Dalton 1885 1885 Bangalore Florentia Louisa Dalton 1886 1886 Saidpur Philip Reginald Taite-Dalton 1886 1886 Dehra Dun Gladys Gerald Trevor Dolton 1887 1888 Mazagon Ella May Dalton 1888 1888 Calcutta Thomas Dalton 1888 1888 Umballa Joseph William Dolton 1889 1889 Igatpuri Godfrey Tuite-Dalton 1891 1891 Darjeeling Albert Gordon Sindon Montefiore De Wilton 1891 1891 Jubbulpore Duncan Dolton 1892 1892 Igatpuri Albert John Dalton 1893 1893 Barrackpore William John Dolton 1893 1893 Sialkot William John Dolton 1893 1893 Sialkot Julian Gerald Barnes De-Wilton 1893 1893 Kussowlie Thomas Bertram Dalton 1895 1895 Kussowlie Phillis Dorothy May Dolton 1895 1896 Mazagon Gerald Philip St Marie De Wilton 1895 1895 Poona Marie Laura Patricia Dewilton 1896 1896 Jubbulpore Florence Dalton 1899 1913 Tellicherry Charles Alfred Dalton 1900 1912 Tellicherry Norah Ernestine Paschal De Wilton 1902 1902 Central Provinces Aileen Dalton 1904 1913 Tellicherry Thomas George Dalton 1905 1905 Madras Francis Herbert Dalton 1905 1905 Colaba John Thomas Dalton 1906 1906 Madras Muriel Dalton 1906 1913 Tellicherry Daisy Dalton 1906 1912 Tavoy Ellen Maude Dalton 1907 1907 Poona Lilly Marguerita Dalton 1908 1908 Madras Lily Dalton 1908 1912 Tavoy Edna Mildred Dalton 1908 1908 Rawal Pindi Phyllis Mary Grant-Dalton 1908 1908 Murree Thomas Robert Dalton 1909 1909 Poona Frederick James Dalton 1909 1909 Madras Frederick James Dalton 1909 1935 Madras Dorothy Adelaide Dalton 1909 1909 Agra Frank Dalton 1909 1910 Rangoon George Dalton 1910 1910 Madras Arthur Gerald Dalton 1910 1910 Madras Jessica Mercy Dalton 1910 1911 Simla Leo Patrick Dalton 1911 1911 Murree Agna Dalton 1911 1912 Tavoy Melville Waller Dalton 1911 1911 - Cynthia Maria Patricia Dalton 1912 1912 - Edward Norman Dalton 1912 1912 Madras Rose Dalton 1912 1913 Tavoy Lionel Ed Robert George Dalton 1913 1913 Bombay George Leslie Dalton 1913 1914 Ferozepore John Irvine Zuite-Dalton 1913 1913 Lansdowne Robert Dalton 1914 1914 Coimbatore Lancelot Ruthven Dalton 1916 1916 Simla Jessimine Germaine Dalton 1916 1917 Mandalay Joan Florence Dalton 1918 1918 Bombay Cynthia Peggy Dalton 1918 1918 Ferozepore Lina May Dalton 1919 1919 Bombay Stanley Maurice Annesley Dalton 1920 1920 Bombay Maurice Arthur Dalton 1920 1921 - Irene Veresa Dalton 1921 1921 Delhi Francis Dalton Dalton 1922 1922 Arkonam Edna May Dalton 1922 1922 Karachi Peter John Dalton 1922 1922 Calcutta Grace Dalton 1922 1922 Dalhousie Dennis Arthur Dalton 1923 1923 Umballa Dennis Arthur Dalton 1923 1923 Umballa Laurence Douglas Dalton 1923 1923 Kussowlie Peter Heath Dalton 1923 1923 Umballa Adrienne Edith Dalton 1924 1924 Calcutta Olivia Mary Agnes Tuik-Dalton 1924 1924 Calcutta Olivia Mary Agnes Tuite-Dalton 1924 1924 Jalapahar Elizabeth Margaret Dalton 1928 1928 Cherat Nellie Rose Dalton 1928 1929 Jhansi Ralph Reginald Dalton 1935 1935 Madras Gertrude Kathleen Dalton 1937 1937 Mercara John Dalton 1937 1937 Perambur Caroline Susan Dalton 1941 1941 Simla Adrian John Dalton 1941 1941 Chakrata - Dalton 1941 - New Delhi John Fitzgerald Dalton 1942 1942 Nathiagali John Charles Tyndall Dalton 1945 1945 Kotagiri Elizabeth Ann Dalton 1947 - Bombay Elizabeth Ann Dalton 1947 1947 Colaba Margaret Iver Annette Dalton Dalton 1947 - - |
1/29/2014 | David Preston, Florida | |