The Darling Family Guest Book

Submitted by
Name: steve darling
From: dundee scotland
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Comments:
can't believe there are so many darlings

Added: March 9, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Noelle Darling Bryant
From: Syracuse, New York, USA
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
My dad was James R. Darling, born to Madaline and Leonard Darling II in Syracuse NY. He had 5 brothers and sisters. He recentilly passed away, and I'm trying to gather as much family history as I can for my two boys. If anyone has any information on this "branch" of Darlings, please feel free to contact me. Thank you, and many blessings... Noelle

Added: February 26, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Linda Jones
From: Swansea, South Wales
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Hi to you all! Just wondering whether any of you are descendants of Cosmo William Darling of Southampton?

Added: February 19, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Dean Tran Darling
From: Stockton, California, United States of America
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
wow i don't know too many darlings, but this site is great! hi family!

Added: January 22, 2010

Submitted by
Name: cindy cole neeharrington needa
From: sutton surrey england
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Comments:
Hi Darlings, my gran was Jessie Bertha Darling b. 1867 ironmongers Arms Isle of Dogs London. Her dad was Charles Darling mum Rosetta Wenborn. Siblings Rosetta Charles Kate Harriet Emily. Does anyone know us? Cindy

Added: January 9, 2010

Submitted by
Name: charles matthew darling
From: jackson TN
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Comments:
my name is chrles matthew darling 31 years old my fathers name charles kenneth darling he was the baby of 18 children his father died before he was born so he never knew him.most of my fathers siblings spread out so far across the U.S.he has never gotten the chance to meet them.the ones he has met they past away before he could find out exactly where everyone went.therfore we havent gotten a chance to learn much about our family.im not shure if im looking in the right spot.just trying to figure things out. if you could i do need someone help shine some light on this matter.contact me anytime.

Added: January 6, 2010

Submitted by
Name: CAROLE BIRD
From: WORCESTER ENGLAND
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Comments:
HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE

Added: December 23, 2009

Submitted by
Name: Paige
From: Canada
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Comments:
Very Interesting to learn about my family name. It was interesting looking through the family history, none of my grandparents or great grandparents were listed but it is neat to see how the name traces back.

Added: November 11, 2009

Submitted by
Name: nessa darling
From: canada
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Comments:
This site offers lots of information on the Darling name. I've been researching it for awhile now, being one myself. Props!

Added: November 7, 2009

Submitted by
Name: Roy Turner
From: Adelaide, South Australia
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I noticed that my previous email was marked "private" but I reproduce it for information.

My father (b 1921 still alive) had a "foster" brother Ernest James Darling (b 09/1/1911 d 10/01/1981) who had a son Ted (deceased) and a daughter Sylvia, still living.

Ern's son, Edward (Ted) James Darling b 02/05/1935 now deceased d? had commenced a Family Tree, but just how far he got I don't know.

We are trying to find the information he had through family members.

Ted was fairly sure that Ern and my father (Howard Ray Turner) were actually related but whether Ern was a descendant of the Henry Darling who came out on the "Sibella" in 1848 or a different "Darling" family we do not know at this stage.

Henry Darling's daughter, Rosalie Charlotte Darling, married my Grandfather's (Richard Turner) brother, Henry James Turner (son of Henry James Browning Turner who came out from England on the "Eden" in 1838, a child from his second wife Elizabeth Ann Edwards)
Their son, Henry James Darling Turner married Ida Amelia Darling. Whether

My Grandfather, Richard Turner married Grace Darling, daughter of Henry Darling and Rosina Osmond Darling.
My grandfather, Richard Turner remarried an Olive Hilda Nixon of which my father was the product.

The information that we have is that the brothers Richard and Henry Turner, having married Darling girls, adopted the name Darling into theirs and became Darling Turner. We do not have any sources to substantiate this, however there may be some within the records that Ted left behind.

This is what we have so far.
p.s. My wife Annette is the "historian", I am just along for the ride!!!!!!! and the interest

Added: October 10, 2009