Greetings from sunny Queensland
Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 12:44 am
Please allow me to introduce myself: I'm Doug and I've been hooked on genealogy for the last five years - I've tried a few times to walk away from it but it keeps drawing me back in.
I'm originally from Pudsey and went through most of my life believing that all my roots were from "oop north" - how wrong could I be!
My dad's side of the family, mainly, come from North Yorkshire, Durham & Northumberland; but the parent of his grandmother, Eliza Tunnicliffe, moved from Staffordshire to North Yorkshire in the 1870s. On the Tunnicliffe side of things I have the Allcock's who were from Bilston.
My mum's side has really strong ties to the Black Country through my grandmother's family the Dimmocks who I've linked to the following: Johnson; Fudge; Yardley; Stephens; Heathcock; Southall/Southill; Walker; Rose; & Brooks.
Any way enough about me, how are you?
Doug
I'm originally from Pudsey and went through most of my life believing that all my roots were from "oop north" - how wrong could I be!
My dad's side of the family, mainly, come from North Yorkshire, Durham & Northumberland; but the parent of his grandmother, Eliza Tunnicliffe, moved from Staffordshire to North Yorkshire in the 1870s. On the Tunnicliffe side of things I have the Allcock's who were from Bilston.
My mum's side has really strong ties to the Black Country through my grandmother's family the Dimmocks who I've linked to the following: Johnson; Fudge; Yardley; Stephens; Heathcock; Southall/Southill; Walker; Rose; & Brooks.
Any way enough about me, how are you?
Doug