Appleton and de Dulin Genealogy and Family Contact Point.

Introduction

The reason for developing this website was to ensure that the years of research carried out by my sister-in-law, Alison de Dulin regarding our Dulin ancestry, and the mass of information and documents that I inherited from my late cousin John Charles West Appleton, was made available to all that shared our interest. And so we hope that this can be a place to meet nice like minded people who are willing to help each other discover their roots. Below are links to some of the family names on this site:

1. Appleton 2. Bishop 3. Brice 4. de Dulin 5. Dulin

6. Foot 7. Hate 8. Owen 9. Snelling 10. Welling

What became of Fanny Frampton Foot?

Can you shed any light on what became of Fanny Frampton Foot? Fanny was the daughter of Elijah and Fanny Foot (nèe Frampton), she was born in 1892 at Bexley Heath, Kent, England and sadly her mother Fanny died on the 12th September 1892 in The Cottage Hospital, Upton Road, Bexley Heath, Kent, as a result of burns caused by her dress accidentally catching fire. Young Fanny was last found in the 1901 census (RG13/89/144/9) - living in London - aged 9, with her widowed aunt - Annie Meaden (nèe Frampton). If you can help with the story of Fanny's life since 1901 her Foot cousins would be very grateful. Thanks are due to Joanne Webber for her help in our Frampton research.

If you can help - Click on the image of Elijah Foot to contact us.

Elijah Foot

Access

Guests will be able to access the Genealogy files, but will not be able to view details relating to those living family members. You may like to start your search by entering names on the left, or try the Advanced search or maybe browse the Surnames. There are 422 unique surnames and 1694 individuals. Or click on the genealogy button above and have extra features available.

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Family Matters.

The development of this section was brought on by more family members moving away, this time to Australia. The distances between us are growing all the time and this fact brought on a strong desire to enable family members to keep in closer contact. The Family Matters area is available for the use of family members only..

Entry No. 615. St Martin-in-the-fields, burials .

28th March 1819.

Thomas Christopher Dulin of St Martins Lane, London.

A little of what remains of old Erith.

The Cross Keys, Erith High Street, Erith, Kent, England. 2005

The Cross Keys, Erith High Street, Erith, Kent, England.. 2005
The original pub was built in 1749 and was burnt down in 1891. The present day pub was built a year later in 1892.

The old White Hart Erith 1902

The new White Hart Erith 2005

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