The Brown Tree » William DILWORTH (± 1768-????)

Personal data William DILWORTH 

• He was born about 1768 in Northern Ireland.
• (Tree) in the year 1768: (5G) W 1740>(4G) W 1768>Rebecca 1813 & Robert 1815>Rebecca 1844-1853 & Rebecca 1855 - 1904=Ward (3G) W 1796 >Rebecca 1846 (2G) W 1823 > WJ 1856>Rebecca 1883 >Rebecca 1841=RRussell 1846.
• He died in Northern Ireland.
• A child of William DILWORTH and Mary RITCHIE

Household of William DILWORTH

He had a relationship with Anne.

Child(ren):

1. Mary DILWORTH  1794-????
2. William DILWORTH  1796-1881 
3. John DILWORTH  1801-1881 
4. Ritchie DILWORTH  1805-????
5. Andrew DILWORTH  1808-????
6. Rebecca DILWORTH  1813-????
7. Robert DILWORTH  1815-1897 

Notes about William DILWORTH

link not proven Robert 1810 Freeholder Clanrole Also James Known as: Middle name: Occupation: Surname: Dilworth Date of birth: 1815 Year of birth: 1815 Date of baptism: Gender: Male Year of death: 1894 Source of data: Place of birth: Donaghmore, Tyrone, Northern Ireland Place of baptism: Place of death: Notes: Of Irish planter stock - meaning the class of English and Scottish settlers plan ted in Ireland during the 17th centrury as a systematic attempt to subdue the na tive Irish.Eldest son of the oldest male, groomed fromthe age of 8 to be head of the family. Educated at prestigious Royal School of Dungannon, then went into banking. To NZ in 1841 aged 26. Once established brought every member of the family who wanted to come. 1844 bought 80ha estate between Mt Hobson and Mt St John, Akl.54 parcels of land at his death incl two corners of Queen and Customs Sts on thelandward side, one now occupied by the Dilworth building. No children. Chooseson of sister Eleanor Mossman. Nephew rebelled (wanted to be a policeman). Left to Dilworth trust instead. Clannish. Protestant Ulster Irish. Spouse name: Isabella Hall John Known as: Middle name: Occupation: Surname: Dilworth Date of birth: Year of birth: 1798 Date of baptism: Gender: Male Year of death: Source of data: Place of birth: Donaghmore, Tyrone, Northern Ireland Place of baptism: Place of death: Portadown, County Armagh, Ireland Notes: Evicted from the farm at Donaghmore during famine (used money to feed children, sent word to James NZ for $ but arrived too late). Family then moved to Portadown in Country Armagh about fifteen miles from Dungannon and it was there that James Dilworths cousin, James of Pukekohe, spent his young days before he too came to NZ in 1865. Spouse name: Mary Bell There was a John Dilworth living in Lisburn, Co. Antrim in 1622. He was believed to have come from Lancashire a few years earlier during the Plantation of Ulster. His descendants lived in Seagoe, Portadown and Killyman, Dungannon. I doubt whether the Co. Cork Dilworths were of the same branch of the family. link not proven Robert 1810 Freeholder Clanrole Also James Known as: Middle name: Occupation: Surname: Dilworth Date of birth: 1815 Year of birth: 1815 Date of baptism: Gender: Male Year of death: 1894 Source of data: Place of birth: Donaghmore, Tyrone, Northern Ireland Place of baptism: Place of death: Notes: Of Irish planter stock - meaning the class of English and Scottish settlers plan ted in Ireland during the 17th centrury as a systematic attempt to subdue the na tive Irish.Eldest son of the oldest male, groomed fromthe age of 8 to be head of the family. Educated at prestigious Royal School of Dungannon, then went into banking. To NZ in 1841 aged 26. Once established brought every member of the family who wanted to come. 1844 bought 80ha estate between Mt Hobson and Mt St John, Akl.54 parcels of land at his death incl two corners of Queen and Customs Sts on thelandward side, one now occupied by the Dilworth building. No children. Chooseson of sister Eleanor Mossman. Nephew rebelled (wanted to be a policeman). Left to Dilworth trust instead. Clannish. Protestant Ulster Irish. Spouse name: Isabella Hall John Known as: Middle name: Occupation: Surname: Dilworth Date of birth: Year of birth: 1798 Date of baptism: Gender: Male Year of death: Source of data: Place of birth: Donaghmore, Tyrone, Northern Ireland Place of baptism: Place of death: Portadown, County Armagh, Ireland Notes: Evicted from the farm at Donaghmore during famine (used money to feed children, sent word to James NZ for $ but arrived too late). Family then moved to Portadown in Country Armagh about fifteen miles from Dungannon and it was there that James Dilworths cousin, James of Pukekohe, spent his young days before he too came to NZ in 1865. Spouse name: Mary Bell 1 UID F072EB7CC500824283A80F4BC0CB80FBDD53

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