| 1843 |
Birth certificate. Registration District: Leyburn, 1843, sub-district of Middleham in the County of York. Column no.165, twenty-fifth September 1843 at Ellingstring at half past one o'clock (next word is unclear) Thomas, boy, father Thomas Dumville, agricultural labourer, mother Mary Dumville formerly Horsman. Informant: Mary Dumville, mother, Ellingstring, thirtieth of September 1843. Registrar Thomas Topham. (NB Exactly the same registration reference: third quarter 1843, Leyburn, vol xxiv page 402, is given for Thomas's sister Elizabeth, which indicates they must be twins) |
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| 1851 | Census 1851 in Ellingstring | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 1860 |
USA 1860 census city of Kingston, New York, Ulster County, 21July dwelling 1142, family 1591 (page 219 or 715) |
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| Sarah Tongue later became the wife of Thomas Dumville/Dunville | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1870 |
USA 1870 census, Rondout, Ulster, New York, entry for Thomas Dunville (1843-1925) Page No. 14 Inhabitants in the Village of Rondout, in the County of Ulster, State of New York, enumerated by me on the 15th day of June, 1870. Post Office: Rondout, N.Y. Horatio Fowk, Ass't Marshal. Dwelling-houses, numbered in the order of visitation: 84 Families, numbered in the order of visitation: 103, Boarding House |
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| 1880 | USA 1880 census, St Louis, Missouri | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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for all five individuals, birthplace of father and of mother is shown as England census place: St Louis, Missouri, First Enumeration, Page 409B Family History Library Film 1254718, NA number T9-0718 |
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| 1921 |
Certificate of Death, Missouri State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics Registration District No. 791, Primary registration District No. 1003, Registered No. 148 Place of Death: St Louis, 6217 Minnesota Ave Full name: Sarah Dunville, Female, White, Married, Wife of Thomas Dunville Date of Birth: Oct 12th 1852 Age: 68 Years, 2 Months, 24 Days Occupation of Deceased: Housewife, Birthplace: Brantwood (sic), England Name of Father: James Tongue, Birthplace of Father: England Maiden Name of Mother: Unknown, Birthplace of Mother: England Informant: Thomas Dunville, 6217 Minnesota Ave Date of Death: Jan 5, 1921, Cause of Death: Arthritis Deformans and Auto Intoxication Place and Date of Burial: Park Lawn Cemetery, Jan 8, 1921 |
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| 1925 |
Certificate of Death, Missouri State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics Registration District No. 791, Primary Registration District No. 1003, Registered No. 10007 Place of death: St Louis, Lutheran Hospital Residence (Usual place of abode): 7108 Michigan Ave Full name: Thomas Dunville, Male, White, Widowed, Husband of Sarah Date of Birth: Sept 25, 1842 (sic - it looks as if '3' was originally written) Age: 83 Years, 1 Month, 2 Days Occupation of Deceased: Retired Machinist, Birthplace: England Name of Father: Unknown Dunville, Birthplace of Father: England Maiden Name of Mother: Unknown, Birthplace of Mother: England Informant: Walter F Dunville, 6910 Minnesota Ave Date of death: Oct 27, 1925, Cause of death: Broncho-Pneumonia, Contributory: Chronic Nephritis and Arterio-Sclerosis Place and Date of Burial: Park Lawn Cemetery, Oct 31, 1925 |
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| 1947 |
AMERICAN FOREIGN SERVICE REPORT OF THE DEATH OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, November 26, 1947 Name in full: Ronald A. Craighead Occupation: Watertender Native or naturalised: Native Last known address in the United States: 516 Bourbon Street, New Orleans, Louisiana Date of death: August 15 7 PM 1947 Age 29 Place of death: Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia Cause of death: Heat Stroke, J.T. Delougherty, M.D. Disposition of the remains: Buried in Christian Cemetery, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Local law as to disinterring remains: No local laws or regulations. Body was buried in a sealed steel casket and in a concrete grave. Clyde C. Rife, Master of the S.S. York held all personal effects and wages for delivery to the first U.S. Shipping Commissioner in the U.S. Copy of this report sent to: Mrs. Laura Craighead, 516 Bourbon Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, Wife, 11/26/47 Mr. Craighead was an American seaman on the S.S. York Other known relatives: Mother - name and address unknown The Consulate was represented at Mr. Craighead's funeral by Vice Consul Francis K. Maloy, Jr. An abstract from the Log Book of the S.S. York describing Mr. Craighead's illness and death is continued on the reverse of this page. George D. Henderson, Consul ABSTRACT FROM OFFICIAL LOG BOOK AFFAIR CONCERNING RONALD A. CRAIGHEAD, F.W.T., S.S. YORK RONALD A. CRAIGHEAD, BORN 1/23/18, LAST ADDRESS AT 516 BOURBON ST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. NEXT OF KIN LISTED AS WIFE, LAURA, AT SAME ADDRESS, PLACE OF BIRTH LISTED AS MO. LISTED HEIGHT GIVEN AS FIVE FEET TWO INCHES. M.M. DOC. NUMBER Z-296583. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER GIVEN AS 487-12-4992. ABOVE INFORMATION AND THAT ATTACHED TO BE SENT TO THE AMERICAN CONSULATE, DHAHRAN, SAUDI ARABIA 8/15/47, Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia At 1530 on August 14, 1947 while at sea off Ras Tanura, Ronald A. Craighead, fireman watertender, was taken sick while on watch with stomach cramps. He was placed in hospital, and relieved of his duties. Captain diagnosed his illness as heat exhaustion. Treatment prescribed rest and quiet. Given liniment rums to relieve cramps in arms and legs, given ½ grain of phenobarbital at 1030. He was given ¼ grain Morphine Sulphate. Temperature was 98 at 1600. On arrival at dock at Ras Tanura a doctor was requested. At about 1700 Dr. Rafik Humaymi, the port doctor, came aboard and diagnosed case as one of heat exhaustion and recommended Patient be sent to hospital. Patient was put in stretcher and taken off ship at 1820 and put on dock to await ambulance. At about 1840 ambulance arrived. Patient was put in ambulance and on arrival at the hospital was declared dead by Dr. Delarty. U.S. Consul was notified and action taken to arrange for burial. (SIGNED) B.D. CHEESMAN, 3rd Mate (SIGNED) CLYDE C. RIFE, Master CERTIFIED AS CORRECT COPY: Clyde C. Rife, Master, S.S. York, Ras Tanura, Arabia, August 16, 1947 |
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Much of the information for this page was provided by Mary Craighead Nolte, who is a great-great-granddaughter of Thomas Dunville (1843-1925). Mary has more information about the family of Thomas and Sarah Dunville, and about Sarah's parents and siblings (James and Elizabeth Tongue and family). The Tongues emigrated from Brentwood, Essex, England in 1853/54 and Sarah's parents died in the 1890s in Rondout, Ulster County, New York.