The stories are listed in order of the year of birth of the subject or author of the story.
Robert Dumville (c1767-1857): Biography
Robert Dumville (1796-1887): Biography
Thomas Dumville (1806-1893): Biography
John Dumville (1830-1901): Biography
James Dumville (1856-1920): Biography
Joseph Dumville (1862-1959): A Familiar Figure in Textiles
Joseph Dumville (1862-1959): Obituary
Joseph Dumville (1865-1937): The Last Dumville in Hunton
James Henry Dumville (1885-1942): Biography
Johnson Dumville (b 1889): First Train Ride at 104
Lilian Dumville (1889-1983): Reminiscences
George Dumville (1893-1964): Newspaper Cuttings
Gwynneth Brenda Holroyd (née Dumville) (1924-2023): A Short Autobiography
Elizabeth Roma Cresswell (née Dumville) (1930–2019)
Jill Holroyd (1948-2009): Photographs and Essays
David Norman Dumville (born 1949): Cambridge University Professor
John Dumville (1820-1900): Biography
Ann Dumville (née Baldwin) (1834-1921): Biography
Joseph Dumville (1856-1933): Biography
Joseph Dumville (1856-1933): Cutting Firewood in the Qu'appelle Valley
Joseph Dumville (1856-1933): The New Threshing Outfit
Charles Henry Dumville (1863-1889): Biography
John Edwin (Ed) Dumville (1887-1966): Biography
John Edwin (Ed) Dumville (1887-1966): Visiting the Littles in Winter
Clifford Edwin Dumville (1923-2016): A Short Autobiography
Joseph Dumville (1819-1900): Founder of Dumville & Son Brewing Co.
Annie Lewis Dumville (1875-1978): First Lady of Upson
Dr Harry Charles Dumville (1877-1969): Newspaper Cuttings
Robert Edwin Dumville (1906-1963): President of Crosley Broadcasting Co.
Harry Charles Dumville (1907-1992): Obituary
Patty Dumville née Shockey (1909-2008): The Dumvilles of Lockport
The Dunville Family of Northern Ireland and Dunville's Whisky
John Dunville Dunville CBE DL (1866-1929): Biography by Gordon Bruce
John Dunville Dunville CBE DL (1866-1929)
John Dunville Dunville CBE DL (1866-1929): The 1908 Coupe Aéronautique Gordon Bennett
John Dunville Dunville CBE DL (1866-1929): Belfast Aeronaut Crosses the Irish Sea
John Dunville Dunville CBE DL (1866-1929): 'Mainly About Aeronauts'
John Dunville Dunville CBE DL (1866-1929): Flights by the Dunvilles and Cups Won
The Making of Dunville's Whisky (1921)
John Dunville Dunville CBE DL (1866-1929): Obituary
Robert Lambart Dunville (1893-1931): Chairman of Dunville & Co. Ltd.
Robert Lambart Dumville (1893-1931): Shot at Castlebellingham on 24th April 1916
John Spencer Dunville VC (1896-1917)
William Gustavus Dunville (1900-1956)
Patrick Moffett: The Dunville Family of Redburn House, Holywood
Gordon Thompson's Stories of the Dunville Family and Redburn House
The Dunvilles’ Redburn Estate and Mr. “Tommy” Thompson
Edmund Dumville (c1701-1762): Hat Maker
Edmund Dumville (1738-1811): Lace Merchant
Dumville Watch- and Clockmakers of South-East England
Elizabeth Dumville (1803-1863)
John Moxham Asprey Dumville (1804-1887): Letter and Newspaper Cutting
Edwin John Dumville (1848-1923): Newspaper Cutting
Percy Dumville (1867-1951): The Domville Dolls' House
Benjamin Dumville (1872-1943): Lecturer and Author
Caroline Marie Dumville née Ohst (1890-1928): Automobile Accident
The Dumvilles of Prince Edward Island
Mary Jane (Janie) Stewart née Dumville (c1868-1932): School Teacher
The Domvilles of Lymm, Cheshire
Alwyne H.B. Coleridge: Introduction to his Family Tree of the Domvilles
The Domvilles of Southern Ireland
The Black Sheep of the Barry Family, Grandson of Thomas Domvile
Sir William Domville, Lord Mayor of London
Henry Jones Domville CB MD JP RN (1818-1888)
William Thomas Domville CB MD RN (1822-1879)
Charles Kellock Dumville (1831-1904)
Admiral Sir Barry Edward Domvile, K.B.E., C.B., C.M.G. (1878-1971)
Dumville Watch- and Clockmakers in England
Pöe-Domvile and Pöe of Heywood
The Dunville Family of Kentucky
Music-Hall Star Mr T.E. Dunville
William W. Cleland Ltd.: A Little History
The Clock & Watchmakers of Buckinghamshire
Lieutenant Alasdair Forbes Ferguson, MBE DSC and Bar, RNVR (1919-2004)
Manufacturers of Advertising Items, and Sales Agents
Lt Col C.F. Pollock OBE AFC (1866-1919), Balloonist