DULIN William Ephraim b. 25 JUL 1807 Westminster, London. d. 9 MAR 1863 67a St James Street, County of Middlesex.: Appleton and de Dulin Genealogy.

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Birth 25 Jul 1807 Westminster, London.

Christened 12 Aug 1807 St Martin in The Fields, London.

Gender Male

Died 9 Mar 1863 67a St James Street, County of Middlesex. [1]

RAMOLLISSEMENT:Means a morbid softening of a tissue or organ. The modern equivalent is decay or atrophy
When used alone, it probably refers to the brain, when ramollissement could be a stroke or dementia or another euphemism for syphilis.

Person ID I67 Full

Last Modified 20 Jun 2005

Father DULIN William Thomas, b. 26 Jan 1785, d. 1834

Mother MILLER Catherine, d. 29 Jan 1823, London, England

Married 26 Jan 1807 St.Martin-in-the-Fields. London.

Family ID F20 Group Sheet

Family POOK Catherine, b. 1831, Uffculme, Devon, England , d. 24 Apr 1907, 19 Feldon Street, Fulham, London.

Married 8 Apr 1852 The Parish Church, In the Parish of St Luke, Chelsea, in the County of Middlesex. [2]

Children

	1. DULIN Catherine, b. 13 Apr 1853, 15 Sidney Street, Chelsea, Middlesex.
	2. DULIN Elizabeth, b. 28 Sep 1855, Fulham, London.
	3. DULIN Mary, b. 7 May 1857, 14 Stamford Villas, Fulham, Middlesex.
>	4. DULIN William Thomas, b. Apr 1859
	5. DULIN Emily, b. 23 Dec 1860, St.James, London, England

Last Modified 01 Jul 2003

Family ID F26 Group Sheet

Histories	William Thomas and William Ephraim Dulin. A history showing William Thomas and William Ephraim Dulin as Goldsmiths, Clock maker, and Jewellers.
	Dulin entries in London Directories. Entries extracted from London Directories, related to the Dulin Family, for the period 1813 - 1870.

Notes
William was a Clockmaker, Goldsmith and Jeweller.

[S139] Death certificate for William Ephraim Dulin, 9th March 1863. No.DA 687393., GRO Index details. Quarter, March. Year, 1863. District, St. James. Volume 1a. Page 318. (Reliability: 3), 9 Mar 1863.
Certificate No. DA 687393.
Entry of Death in the Registration District of Saint James's Westminster, in the Sub-district 0f Saint James's, in the County of Middlesex. On the 9th March 1863. At 67a Saint James's Street. William Ephraim Dulin, male age 56 years, a Jeweller. Cause of Death Disease of the Brain, Ramollissement, certified. Informant, J.C.Goodman, present at the death, 5 Saint-Marks Grove, Brompton. Registered 9th March 1863.
[S137] Marriage certificate for William Ephraim Dulin and Catherine Pook, 8th April 1852. No. MB 193837. (Reliability: 3), 8 Apr 1852.
Certificate No. MB 193837.
Marriage Solemnized at the Parish church, in the Parish of St. Luke, Chelsea, in the County of Middlesex. On the 8th April 1852 between William Ephraim Dulin of Full Age a Gentleman of St. Luke, Chelsea, Father William Thomas Dulin a Goldsmith, And Catherine Pook, of Full Age, of St, George's Hanover Square. Father John Pook, a Farmer. By License. In the presence of John Sharman, Mary Dulin the grooms sister, G.N.Pook and S.A Pook.

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