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Silhouette Portrait of Elizabeth Dring about 1824
Photo from Mike Falconer-Flint |
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Nathaniel Dring and Phoebe Dring around 1848
Photo from Reed Dring |
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William & Mary (Dring) Ewart of Ontario, Canada, 12th June 1880. Photographer S J Dixon, Corner of Poulett & Baker St. Owen Sound. Photo from Ann Jensen |
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William Stokley Alexander Dring & Ellen Rainey Shirritt Dring Wedding Picture July 14 1884 Photo from Reed Dring |
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Esther Dring daughter of Thomas & Caroline Dring of Woodhurst about 1880 Mark Burgess |
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Nathaniel Hutchinson Dring Family - Circa 1894
Nathaniel and his wife Alice Yarrow Dring, with their first eight children. One child had already passed on. Alice died in child birth with their 12th child. Madonna Taylor |
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Thoday Family taken at Kadina,South Australia, September 1906 Lee Chamberlain |
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Constance Kate Alice Yarrow Dring 1885-1976 Her parents thought they might never have any more children. Hence the long name. She turned out to be the oldest of 15. Madonna Taylor |
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William Dring and Alice Hurn 1912 in Chicago. (my Great grandfather) Reed Dring |
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Mary Ann Dring Webb 1913 At Christmas 1913 Born in England (possibly Hull) on 21 October 1853, emigrated to America, married Morris? Webb photo from Tricia Jeffrey Jackson |
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Lincoln Dring about 1914 Madonna Taylor |
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Alfred Clark Dring Private Alfred Clark Dring was one of the many who died on Sunday 24th March 1918 on the Somme near the end of WW1.Alan Bednall |
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Florence Martha Dring 1901-1982 Born in Chicago, IL, she was the 14th child of Nathaniel Hutchinson Dring and the 2nd daughter of Agnes Cowell, whom Nathaniel married after Alice Yarrow's death. Madonna Taylor |
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William Oliver Dring (born 1876) in Radford, Nottingham around about the 1920's Alan Bednall |
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Robert and Jennie (Dring) Wilson taken at their 50th Wedding Anniversary 1926 Jim Wilson |
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Peter Yarrow Dring son of Nathaniel Hutchinson Dring Sr Madonna Taylor. |
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Maurice Dring about 1942 When Maurice left school, he joined the London, Midland & Scottish Railway Company. He joined the Home Guard and started courting a local girl Barbara. Alan Bednall |
