James Dumville (1824-1887)

name: James Dumville	spouse: Margaret Shields
father: Robert Dumville	father:
mother: Elizabeth Johnson	mother:
born: 1824	born: 1836
place:	place: Ravensworth, Yorkshire
baptized: 25 July 1924	baptized:
place: Patrick Brompton, Yorkshire	place:
died: 1887	died: 1920
place:	place: Hunton, Yorkshire
buried: 7 May 1887	buried: 8 May 1920
place: Patrick Brompton, Yorkshire	place:

married: 5 November 1854, Patrick Brompton, Yorkshire

occupation: Molecatcher

Children

Robert

baptized 12 August 1855, died 22 August 1855 age 13 days, buried 23 August 1855

Mary Ann*

born 1856, Hunton, baptized 29 June 1856, Patrick Brompton
married 1875, Henry Kendrew, coachman (born 1858/59, Bedale, Yorkshire)

James

born 1881

Robert James

born 1858, Hunton, baptized 25 January 1858, died 1879

Elizabeth*

born 1860, Hunton, baptized 26 January 1860
died 6 November 1930
married January 1879, John Thomas Pearson, Joiner (born 1856/57, Bellerby, Yorkshire)
emigrated to Canada in 1883

Amanda

born 15 April 1880, Bellerby, Yorkshire
married 30 October 1906, Harry Wesley Phillips (born Ontario), three children:
Jack
Bonny
Morgan Douglas Phillips (born 23 February 1916, Adanac, Saskatchewan, married 1943, Rose Selma (Jean) Anderson, children: Franklin (Frank) Douglas Phillips, born 14 September 1945, Lethbridge, Alberta, Gordon Dale Phillips, born 2 October 1948, Lethbridge, Alberta, Lorriane Evelyn Phillips, born 2 October 1948, Lethbridge, Alberta. Franklin Douglas Phillips has two sons, Alan Douglas Phillips, born 7 March 1971, Calgary, Alberta, Michael Stuart Phillips, born 30 July 1973, Calgary, Alberta. Alan Douglas Phillips has one son, Asher Douglas Phillips, born 27 July 2005, Calgary, Alberta.)

George

born 1861, Hunton, baptized 2 November 1861
Police Constable (1891), Police Sergeant (1901)
married Susan Johnson of Great Ayton, Yorkshire (born 1864/65, died 27 September 1889)
buried Patrick Brompton

Johnson

born 27 September 1889, Great Ayton, Yorkshire

Lucy

baptized 26 July 1863, died 1864/65

Joseph* (Joe)

born 1865, Hunton, baptized 16 April 1865
Molecatcher, and later Village Street Cleaner in Hunton
died 1937, while staying with his daughter Lily in Kirk Merrington, Durham
married 1890, Doncaster, S Yorkshire, Mary Frances Gilyead (died 1920)

	Henry*	born October 1891, Bedale, Yorkshire married at Kirk Merrington, Durham, two sons
	Herbert	born 29 December 1892, Arrathorne, Yorkshire married, one daughter?
	Frances Ann (Annie)	born 22 July 1894 married?
	Blanche*	born 6 December 1895, lived in Hunton married Wilfred Airey, at least one son
	Frank*	born 1899, Arrathorne, lived in Doncaster, Yorkshire died 1987 married at Spennymoor, Ethel Whitter, four sons
	James* (Jim)	born 1902, Arrathorne, lived in Hartlepool died 1969 married, two sons
	Lily	lived in Doncaster

John

born 1866, Hunton, baptized 4 November 1866
died 1881, Hunton, buried 14 May 1886

Lucy J

born 1868/69, East Lockport, New York, USA

Margaret

born 1871, Hunton

Lily

born and died 1873

Alfred

born 1874/75, lived at 59 Clive Rd, Middlesbrough
died 8 March 1922, buried at Patrick Brompton

William*

born 21 June 1877, Hunton
married (1) Winifred Walker

	Florence
	Harold

married (2) Janet McOmbie

	Elsie Margaret	unmarried, died 15 March 1973, Middlesbrough
	William George (Bill)	Lt. Col. W.G. Dumville, M.C. (Military Cross), T.D. (Territorial Efficiency Decoration), of the Green Howards born 17 March 1912, lived in Harrogate died 12 August 1997 married 16 August 1941 at St. James and St. Basil's Church, Fenham, Newcastle upon Tyne, Mary Hall Atkin (born 13 August 1915, died 21 July 1986) daughter: Carole Moira, born 17 December 1948

Robert James

born 1880, Hunton, lived in Middlesbrough
died in Hunton, buried 13 March 1903, Patrick Brompton

* We know that this person has descendants who are alive today.

Information on John Pearson and Elizabeth Pearson née Dumville and their descendants was provided by Frank Phillips of Calgary, Alberta, who is a grandson of Amanda Phillips née Pearson. Other information was provided by Carole Dumville.