I have my Father's DNA results from Ancestry.com. He is Haplogroup Ancestral Group l1a.. I have the results of 46 markers which I would love to share with other Dolman / Dollmans. There are very few on the net at the moment so it would be so interesting if a representative of each of the Dolman groups had their swab test for DNA and at least could let us know if they are prepared to share their results.
Penny Dolman
Saturday, 15 March 2008
Friday, 7 March 2008
STEPHEN DOLMAN - 1804 - CHERHILL WILTSHIRE
Does any one know anything about Stephen Dolman.
Born Quemerford, Wiltshire 28/8/1804
Baptism Calne 23/9/1804
Marriage to Harriet Wiltshire 7/5/1827 Calne
Children;
Anne 1827
John 1830
George 1832
Harriet had a daughter (Rebecca) to Stephen Neate in 1837.
In the 1841 census Harriet and the 4 children are in the Calne work house. Does anyone know what happened to stephen or the rest of the family?
Born Quemerford, Wiltshire 28/8/1804
Baptism Calne 23/9/1804
Marriage to Harriet Wiltshire 7/5/1827 Calne
Children;
Anne 1827
John 1830
George 1832
Harriet had a daughter (Rebecca) to Stephen Neate in 1837.
In the 1841 census Harriet and the 4 children are in the Calne work house. Does anyone know what happened to stephen or the rest of the family?
Monday, 3 March 2008
Early Australian Dolmans
Early Australian Dolmans / Dolemans
Mrs. Kerrie O'Hagan mentions in email that a Stephen Doulman/Dolman/Doleman was born c 1812 she thinks near Bathurst NSW. This is very early for Australia and is perhaps of convict origin. He married Julie O'Neill/Neill in Bathurst in 1841. They had two children Sarah Ann and Charles. Julia's father was a convict.
On NSW BDM- A Stephen Doleman V 181222268 16ZB/1812 was born to George Doleman and Eliza. He seems to be the only child to these parents. George died 1857 V 18576358 - 122A/1857 ( question: was George convict or free?)
A George Doleman no: 4349 Convicted at Devizes 5 August 1854 -aged 19 at trial -wounding with intent to murder. Arrived in Western Australia as convict on
"Clara". He was a farm labourer-single-no children, 5' '7", dark brown hair, hazel eyes with oval face and dark complexion, middling stout-no distinguishing marks
A George Doleman convict arrived " Lord Lyndock" 1833 Certificate of Freedom 30 October 1846 (NSW Govt Archives Web site)
Thomas Dolman convict arrived per " Mangles" 1824 : on list of convicts forwarded to Bathurst ( NSW) for distribution ( Reel 6013; 4/3512 p 648) 27 Nov 1824 on list of men at Stock Establishment at Bathurst.( NSW Govt Archives web site)
Mary Doleman Trial place Stafford 25 March 1807 arrived " Aeolus" 26 January 1809 ( 79 female convicts on board)..( NSW Govt Archives web site)
Benjamin Doleman " Camden" 1831 Conditional Pardon 30 July 1847( NSW Govt Archives web site)
This was a quick look so there may be more
Penny Dolman
Friday, 22 February 2008
Tuesday, 19 February 2008
Edward Dollman 1859
The Edward (? James) Dollman is probably my g grandfather
who came to Australia about that time-possibly steerage
as no ship found. The George Dolman may help someone
trace their family off shore.
Penny Ferguson nee
Dolman -Canberra Australia
Monday, 18 February 2008
Esther Dolman Cheltenham Death 1871
The Times pg 1 issue 27074; col A Deaths
On the 25 May 1871 at Prestbury(?) Cottage Cheltenham aged 34 years, Esther Dollman widow of John Dollman
This is rather blurry so I would suggest interested persons re look at this document.
I note on Roger Dolmans site there is an Esther Dolman - possible connection?
Penny Dolman
Penny Dolman
Andrew Dollman Clerkenwell 1703
Will of Andrew DOLLMAN—prob 11/469 Documents Online A2A
Of Parish of St James Clerkenwell Co Middlesex
-sick and weak of body but of sound and perfect mind and memory-
Honoured mother Mary Dollman 10/-
Loving brother Thomas Dollman 1/-
Loving brother Henry Dollman 1/-
(They were left the obligatory 1/- so that they could not make a claim on the estate –PF)
“ Either of them can or may at any time heretofore claim challenge or pretend or demand to have out of any part of my Estate”
After debts funeral expenses etc etc all the rest and residue to my loving wife
Elizabeth Dollman..Sole executrix
19 April 1703. second year of the reign of our Lady Ann Queen of England
Witnesses: Thos Higgs, Will Clarke, Thos Nash,
Proved I think April 1703
Penny Dolman
Of Parish of St James Clerkenwell Co Middlesex
-sick and weak of body but of sound and perfect mind and memory-
Honoured mother Mary Dollman 10/-
Loving brother Thomas Dollman 1/-
Loving brother Henry Dollman 1/-
(They were left the obligatory 1/- so that they could not make a claim on the estate –PF)
“ Either of them can or may at any time heretofore claim challenge or pretend or demand to have out of any part of my Estate”
After debts funeral expenses etc etc all the rest and residue to my loving wife
Elizabeth Dollman..Sole executrix
19 April 1703. second year of the reign of our Lady Ann Queen of England
Witnesses: Thos Higgs, Will Clarke, Thos Nash,
Proved I think April 1703
Penny Dolman
William Doleman Sussex 1368
West Sussex Record Office: Archives Catalogue
Catalogue Reference
WISTON MSS 4777
Title
Grant from John Longe of Tonbridge to John Tebawd and Julia, his wife.
Date
16 April 1368
Description
Piece of land, with two houses built thereon, in Seal, in length towards N. and S. between the highway leading through the middle of the town and land of Isabel Spernal, and in width towards E. and W. between messuage of said Isabel Spernal and messuage of John Burgate. Witnesses: William Fremelyn, John Warstan, Richard Rolff, William Doleman, John Kenne, Richard Smyth, John Myn. Given at Seal.
Richard Doleman St Clement Dane 1712
In the Name of God Amen
I Richard Doleman of the Parish of St
Clement Danes in the County of Mddx Rolling Press Printer being of
Sound and Dispossessing Mind and Memory, do make this my last Will and
Testament in manner following ( That is to ay) First I bequeath my Soul
and Spirit into the Hands of Almighty God my Heavenly Father by whom of
the Mercy and only Grace I trust to be Saved and Received into Eternal
Rest, through the Death of my Saviour and Redeemer Jesus Christ, in
whose Precious blood, I set the whole and only hope of my Salvation,
My Body in hopes of a Joyful Resurrection I commit to the earth to be
decently buried at the Discretion of my Executrixes herein after
named. Impris after all my Debts Funeral Charges and Legacyes are
fully paid and satisfied I Give and Devise and Bequeath unto my Loving
Wife Mary and Daughter Susannah all the Rest and Remainder of all and
Singular my Goods Chattels ready Money and Debts to me owing the time
of my death for their equal benefit and advantage so long as my said
wife shall continue and be my widow Item I give and bequeath unto my
son John the sum of Ten Shillings to buy him a ring. Item I give and
bequeath unto my son in Law William Harvey, Citizen and Stationer of
London and Sarah his wife each of them a Gold Ring of the value of Ten
Shillings a piece and in case my said Daughter Susanna and Loveing Wife
Mary shall happen to depart this life then all and singular the
premises aforesaid to come to and be equally divided between my said
son John and daughter Sarah and their Heirs..Item I do hereby declare
my said son John, with what I have done for him in my Life Time and in
this my Will to be fully provided for by me, as to what he Shall or may
Pretend otherwise to claim. Item I do hereby Will on my blessing that
my said loveing Wife, Son John and Daughter Susanna do unanimously
agree and live in Love and Charity with each other. Item I do hereby
Ordaine and appoint my said Loving wife and Daughter Susanna Joint
Executrixes of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all
former and other Will or Wills by me heretofore made. In Witness where
of I have to this my last Will contained in one sheet of Vellum set my
hand and Seal this Leventh Day of May in the Tenth Year of the Reigne
of our Sovereign Lady Anne by the Grace of God Defender of the Faith
Anno Domini One Thousand Seven hundred and eleven ( Eleaventh)
I Richard Doleman of the Parish of St
Clement Danes in the County of Mddx Rolling Press Printer being of
Sound and Dispossessing Mind and Memory, do make this my last Will and
Testament in manner following ( That is to ay) First I bequeath my Soul
and Spirit into the Hands of Almighty God my Heavenly Father by whom of
the Mercy and only Grace I trust to be Saved and Received into Eternal
Rest, through the Death of my Saviour and Redeemer Jesus Christ, in
whose Precious blood, I set the whole and only hope of my Salvation,
My Body in hopes of a Joyful Resurrection I commit to the earth to be
decently buried at the Discretion of my Executrixes herein after
named. Impris after all my Debts Funeral Charges and Legacyes are
fully paid and satisfied I Give and Devise and Bequeath unto my Loving
Wife Mary and Daughter Susannah all the Rest and Remainder of all and
Singular my Goods Chattels ready Money and Debts to me owing the time
of my death for their equal benefit and advantage so long as my said
wife shall continue and be my widow Item I give and bequeath unto my
son John the sum of Ten Shillings to buy him a ring. Item I give and
bequeath unto my son in Law William Harvey, Citizen and Stationer of
London and Sarah his wife each of them a Gold Ring of the value of Ten
Shillings a piece and in case my said Daughter Susanna and Loveing Wife
Mary shall happen to depart this life then all and singular the
premises aforesaid to come to and be equally divided between my said
son John and daughter Sarah and their Heirs..Item I do hereby declare
my said son John, with what I have done for him in my Life Time and in
this my Will to be fully provided for by me, as to what he Shall or may
Pretend otherwise to claim. Item I do hereby Will on my blessing that
my said loveing Wife, Son John and Daughter Susanna do unanimously
agree and live in Love and Charity with each other. Item I do hereby
Ordaine and appoint my said Loving wife and Daughter Susanna Joint
Executrixes of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all
former and other Will or Wills by me heretofore made. In Witness where
of I have to this my last Will contained in one sheet of Vellum set my
hand and Seal this Leventh Day of May in the Tenth Year of the Reigne
of our Sovereign Lady Anne by the Grace of God Defender of the Faith
Anno Domini One Thousand Seven hundred and eleven ( Eleaventh)
Witnesses John Linwood, Nicholas Daniel, Richard Janoway
Proved 1712 ( 24 day? Month)
Penny Dolman
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