Cambridge Leroy Darnley
ID# 16691, b. March 1889
Birth:
Cambridge Leroy Darnley was born in March 1889 at Kentucky, USA,
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Cambridge Leroy Darnley was the son of James Darnley and Edith Guthrie.
Marriage:
Cambridge Leroy Darnley married Ethel Pearl Chambers, daughter of Hugh Chambers and Mary Kessel, on 3 November 1916 at Catlettsburg, Boyd county, Kentucky, USA,
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in 1942 Cambridge Leroy Darnley lived at Jenkins, Letcher county, Kentucky, USA,
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Cambridge Leroy Darnley appeared in the 1950 US census at
Room 201, General Shelby Hotel, Bristol, Washington county, Virginia, USA.
On 12 April 1950:-
DARNLEY, Cambridge LeRoy Employee 61 Mar. Steward, Hotel b.Pennsylvania
DARNLEY, Ethel Pearl Employee 51 Mar. Housekeeper, Hotel b.West Virginia
Address: Room 201, General Shelby Hotel, Bristol, Washington county, Virginia
ED: 102-14 Sheet: 1.
Children of Cambridge Leroy Darnley and Ethel Pearl Chambers
- Estelle Darnley b. 29 Jul 1918, d. 24 Apr 1975
- Cambridge Leroy Darnley Jr+ b. 7 Dec 1919, d. 10 Apr 1995
- James Hugh Darnley+ b. 16 Apr 1923, d. 17 Nov 2004
- Fred Darnley+ b. 26 Feb 1925, d. 11 Dec 1987
Ethel Pearl Chambers
ID# 16692, b. 1898
Birth:
Ethel Pearl Chambers was born in 1898 at West Virginia, USA,
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Ethel Pearl Chambers was the daughter of Hugh Chambers and Mary Kessel.
Marriage:
Ethel Pearl Chambers married Cambridge Leroy Darnley, son of James Darnley and Edith Guthrie, on 3 November 1916 at Catlettsburg, Boyd county, Kentucky, USA,
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in 1948 Ethel Pearl Chambers lived at 940 Anderson, Tennessee, USA,
Darnley Dora M Mrs ofc sec Inter-Mtn Tel h940 Anderson (Tenn) *4226
Darnley Ethel Mrs hsekpr Genl Shelby Hotel r do
Darnley Fredk N (Dora M) coml rep Inter-Mtn Tel h940 Anderson (Tenn) *4226
Bristol, Virginia, City Directory, 1948.
Darnley Ethel Mrs hsekpr Genl Shelby Hotel r do
Darnley Fredk N (Dora M) coml rep Inter-Mtn Tel h940 Anderson (Tenn) *4226
Bristol, Virginia, City Directory, 1948.
Ethel Pearl Chambers appeared in the 1950 US census at
Room 201, General Shelby Hotel, Bristol, Washington county, Virginia, USA.
On 12 April 1950:-
DARNLEY, Cambridge LeRoy Employee 61 Mar. Steward, Hotel b.Pennsylvania
DARNLEY, Ethel Pearl Employee 51 Mar. Housekeeper, Hotel b.West Virginia
Address: Room 201, General Shelby Hotel, Bristol, Washington county, Virginia
ED: 102-14 Sheet: 1.
Children of Ethel Pearl Chambers and Cambridge Leroy Darnley
- Estelle Darnley b. 29 Jul 1918, d. 24 Apr 1975
- Cambridge Leroy Darnley Jr+ b. 7 Dec 1919, d. 10 Apr 1995
- James Hugh Darnley+ b. 16 Apr 1923, d. 17 Nov 2004
- Fred Darnley+ b. 26 Feb 1925, d. 11 Dec 1987
Hugh Chambers
ID# 16693, b. about 1870
Birth:
Hugh Chambers was born about 1870
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Marriage:
Hugh Chambers married Mary Kessel about 1891
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Children of Hugh Chambers and Mary Kessel
- Ethel Pearl Chambers+ b. 1898
- Thelma Chambers b. 1901, d. abt 2001
Mary Kessel
ID# 16694, b. about 1870
Birth:
Mary Kessel was born about 1870
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Marriage:
Mary Kessel married Hugh Chambers about 1891
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Children of Mary Kessel and Hugh Chambers
- Ethel Pearl Chambers+ b. 1898
- Thelma Chambers b. 1901, d. abt 2001
James Darnley
ID# 16695, b. 15 September 1862, d. January 1942
James Darnley was a Coal Miner in the Georges Creek region of Maryland.
Birth:
James Darnley was born on 15 September 1862 at Pekin, Allegany county, Maryland, USA,
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James Darnley was the son of John Darnley and Catherine Mackey.
Marriage:
James Darnley married Edith Guthrie, daughter of Robert Guthrie and Elizabeth Martin, on 23 January 1887 at Somerset county, Pennsylvania, USA,
James Darnley 24 Miner res. Lonaconig Md par: John & Catharine Darnley
Edith Guthrie 22 Seamstress res: Meyersdale, Somerset County par: Robert & Cynthia Guthrie.
about 1890 James Darnley lived at Meyersdale, Somerset county, Pennsylvania, USA,
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Death:
James Darnley died in January 1942 at Jenkins, Letcher county, Kentucky, USA, at age 79 years and 3 months
JAMES DARNLEY
Mr. Darnley, 79, Called By Death
Remains Brought Here From Jenkins, Ky., For Burial Friday
James Darnley, aged 79 years, for nearly half a century a resident and respected citizen of Meyersdale, died Monday at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Darnley, at Jenkins, Kentucky, where he had been visiting since Christmas Day.
Mr. Darnley, a son of the late John and Catherine (Mackey) Darnley, was born September 15, 1862 in Pekin, Md., where he was engaged with his father in the mining of coal in the Georges Creek region of Maryland. Before he had arrived at the age of majority for a time the family resided in Meyersdale in the brick dwelling house on the corner of Center Street and Broadway, which served as the parsonage of the Lutheran church, and which was razed when the present church edifice was in course of construction and the present parsonage on Front Street was purchased. During their brief residence here Mr. Darnley and his son dug coal in what was then known as the Shaw Mine.
Later, however, Mr. Darnley was united in marriage with Miss Edith Guthrie, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guthrie, who conducted the hotel known as the Keystone House, Salisbury Street. Shortly following their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Darnley took up their residence in Meyersdale, and it was about this time that Mr. Darnley became a fireman on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and in due course of time was promoted to the position of engineer which he held until the time of his retirement several years ago.
Mr. Darnley was several times honored by the voters of Meyersdale with election as a member of the borough council, and also served as president of that body. He was also an active and influential member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Connellsville Division. He also held membership in Zion Evangelical Church and of Meyersdale Lodge No. 554 Free and Accepted Masons. Before leaving Lonaconing he was actively identified with the volunteer fire department of that city, which organization frequently visited Meyersdale upon gala occasion, participating in the scheduled drills and contests, usually winning their share of the premiums.
Mrs. Darnley passed away about two years ago in the family home, Naugle Apartments, and since then Mr. Darnley's health began to decline, and within the past year his condition at times was quite critical until last Monday when death came to relieve him of his suffering. Surviving are two sons, C. L. Darnley, Jenkins, Ky; and Robert Darnley, Cumberland, Md. One brother, David Darnley, of Lonaconing, and five sisters, Mrs. Jane Trumbull, Mrs. Kate Harding, Mrs. Christina Doolan, Lonaconing, and Mrs. Nettie Brethany and Mrs. Maud McFarland, Cumberland, Md; also survive.
Mr. Darnley, during his long residence here made many friends who always held him in the highest esteem. He possessed numerous outstanding qualities, among them generosity and helpfulness, to which he freely exercised when opportunity offered, and as such he will always be remembered by the many with whom he came in contact.
The body was brought to Meyersdale on Wednesday evening and taken to the Price Funeral Home, on Main Street, where it lay in state until this (Friday) afternoon at 2 o'clock, when funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Howard K. Hilner, pastor of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. Interment in Union Cemetery under the direction of W. C. Price and Son, Meyersdale morticians.
Meyersdale Republican, January 29, 1942
Pennsylvania.
Mr. Darnley, 79, Called By Death
Remains Brought Here From Jenkins, Ky., For Burial Friday
James Darnley, aged 79 years, for nearly half a century a resident and respected citizen of Meyersdale, died Monday at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Darnley, at Jenkins, Kentucky, where he had been visiting since Christmas Day.
Mr. Darnley, a son of the late John and Catherine (Mackey) Darnley, was born September 15, 1862 in Pekin, Md., where he was engaged with his father in the mining of coal in the Georges Creek region of Maryland. Before he had arrived at the age of majority for a time the family resided in Meyersdale in the brick dwelling house on the corner of Center Street and Broadway, which served as the parsonage of the Lutheran church, and which was razed when the present church edifice was in course of construction and the present parsonage on Front Street was purchased. During their brief residence here Mr. Darnley and his son dug coal in what was then known as the Shaw Mine.
Later, however, Mr. Darnley was united in marriage with Miss Edith Guthrie, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guthrie, who conducted the hotel known as the Keystone House, Salisbury Street. Shortly following their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Darnley took up their residence in Meyersdale, and it was about this time that Mr. Darnley became a fireman on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and in due course of time was promoted to the position of engineer which he held until the time of his retirement several years ago.
Mr. Darnley was several times honored by the voters of Meyersdale with election as a member of the borough council, and also served as president of that body. He was also an active and influential member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Connellsville Division. He also held membership in Zion Evangelical Church and of Meyersdale Lodge No. 554 Free and Accepted Masons. Before leaving Lonaconing he was actively identified with the volunteer fire department of that city, which organization frequently visited Meyersdale upon gala occasion, participating in the scheduled drills and contests, usually winning their share of the premiums.
Mrs. Darnley passed away about two years ago in the family home, Naugle Apartments, and since then Mr. Darnley's health began to decline, and within the past year his condition at times was quite critical until last Monday when death came to relieve him of his suffering. Surviving are two sons, C. L. Darnley, Jenkins, Ky; and Robert Darnley, Cumberland, Md. One brother, David Darnley, of Lonaconing, and five sisters, Mrs. Jane Trumbull, Mrs. Kate Harding, Mrs. Christina Doolan, Lonaconing, and Mrs. Nettie Brethany and Mrs. Maud McFarland, Cumberland, Md; also survive.
Mr. Darnley, during his long residence here made many friends who always held him in the highest esteem. He possessed numerous outstanding qualities, among them generosity and helpfulness, to which he freely exercised when opportunity offered, and as such he will always be remembered by the many with whom he came in contact.
The body was brought to Meyersdale on Wednesday evening and taken to the Price Funeral Home, on Main Street, where it lay in state until this (Friday) afternoon at 2 o'clock, when funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Howard K. Hilner, pastor of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. Interment in Union Cemetery under the direction of W. C. Price and Son, Meyersdale morticians.
Meyersdale Republican, January 29, 1942
Pennsylvania.
James Darnley was buried in January 1942 at Union Cemetery, Meyersdale, Somerset county, Pennsylvania, USA,
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Children of James Darnley and Edith Guthrie
- John Robert Darnley+ b. 23 Dec 1887, d. 22 Jul 1955
- Cambridge Leroy Darnley+ b. Mar 1889
Edith Guthrie
ID# 16696, b. 27 July 1864, d. 29 November 1939
Birth:
Edith Guthrie was born on 27 July 1864 at New Germany, Garrett county, Maryland, USA,
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Edith Guthrie was the daughter of Robert Guthrie and Elizabeth Martin.
Marriage:
Edith Guthrie married James Darnley, son of John Darnley and Catherine Mackey, on 23 January 1887 at Somerset county, Pennsylvania, USA,
James Darnley 24 Miner res. Lonaconig Md par: John & Catharine Darnley
Edith Guthrie 22 Seamstress res: Meyersdale, Somerset County par: Robert & Cynthia Guthrie.
about 1890 Edith Guthrie lived at Meyersdale, Somerset county, Pennsylvania, USA,
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Death:
Edith Guthrie died on 29 November 1939 at Naugle Apartments, Meyersdale, Somerset county, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 75 years, 4 months and 2 days
Cause of death: Apolplexia - was an invalid for 2 years.
Edith Guthrie was buried on 2 December 1939 at Meyersdale, Somerset county, Pennsylvania, USA,
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Children of Edith Guthrie and James Darnley
- John Robert Darnley+ b. 23 Dec 1887, d. 22 Jul 1955
- Cambridge Leroy Darnley+ b. Mar 1889
John Darnley
ID# 16697, b. 1837, d. 1889
John Darnley was a Coal Miner in the Georges Creek region of Maryland (online source.)
John & Catherine had 11 children, 10 of whom survived to 1910.
Birth:
John Darnley was born in 1837 at Bothwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland,
An online tree has this John's birth as: 1837; Delmellington Parish, Ayshire, Scotland.
John Darnley was the son of James Patterson Darnley and Janet Dunsmore.
John Darnley emigrated on 3 May 1858 to New York, USA,
New York Passenger Lists & Arrivals
No.240 John Darnley 21 Miner Steerage - Upper Deck
No.241 Wm Darnley 19 Miner Steerage - Upper Deck
Departure port: Liverpool Departure country: Scotland
Destination port: New York Destination state: New York
Arrival date: 03-May-1858 Ship name: Constellation.
Marriage:
John Darnley married Catherine Mackey about 1861
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Death:
John Darnley died in 1889 at Maryland, USA, at age 52 years
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Children of John Darnley and Catherine Mackey
- James Darnley+ b. 15 Sep 1862, d. Jan 1942
- Mary Darnley b. 1866
- Jennett Darnley b. 11 Apr 1868, d. 11 Dec 1944
- Elizabeth Darnley b. 1871
- John Darnley b. 1873
- Catherine Darnley+ b. 1875
- Jane Darnley b. 1877
- David Darnley+ b. Aug 1879, d. 1 Jan 1947
- Maud Darnley b. abt 1883
- Merrion Darnley b. Nov 1883
- Christina Darnley+ b. Aug 1887, d. 25 Feb 1960
Catherine Mackey
ID# 16698, b. July 1846, d. 18 May 1925
John & Catherine had 11 children, 10 of whom survived to 1910.
Birth:
Catherine Mackey was born in July 1846 at Scotland
An online tree has:
13 Jul 1844 Thurso, Caithness, Scotland.
13 Jul 1844 Thurso, Caithness, Scotland.
Marriage:
Catherine Mackey married John Darnley, son of James Patterson Darnley and Janet Dunsmore, about 1861
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Death:
Catherine Mackey died on 18 May 1925 at Lonaconing, Allegany county, Maryland, USA, at age 78 years and 10 months
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Children of Catherine Mackey and John Darnley
- James Darnley+ b. 15 Sep 1862, d. Jan 1942
- Mary Darnley b. 1866
- Jennett Darnley b. 11 Apr 1868, d. 11 Dec 1944
- Elizabeth Darnley b. 1871
- John Darnley b. 1873
- Catherine Darnley+ b. 1875
- Jane Darnley b. 1877
- David Darnley+ b. Aug 1879, d. 1 Jan 1947
- Maud Darnley b. abt 1883
- Merrion Darnley b. Nov 1883
- Christina Darnley+ b. Aug 1887, d. 25 Feb 1960
Robert Guthrie
ID# 16699, b. about 1836
Birth:
Robert Guthrie was born about 1836 at Scotland
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Marriage:
Robert Guthrie married Elizabeth Martin about 1858
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Child of Robert Guthrie and Elizabeth Martin
- Edith Guthrie+ b. 27 Jul 1864, d. 29 Nov 1939
John Robert Darnley
ID# 16700, b. 23 December 1887, d. 22 July 1955
Birth:
John Robert Darnley was born on 23 December 1887 at Maryland, USA,
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John Robert Darnley was the son of James Darnley and Edith Guthrie.
Marriage:
John Robert Darnley married Bertha Lucinda Diehl on 2 September 1913 at Somerset county, Pennsylvania, USA,
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in 1942 John Robert Darnley lived at Cumberland, Allegany county, Maryland, USA,
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John Robert Darnley appeared in the 1950 US census at
40 Humbird Street, Cumberland, Allegany county, Maryland, USA.
On 15 April 1950:-
DARNLEY, John Robert Head 62 Mar Bus Boy, Textile Mill Cafeteria Maryland
DARNLEY, Bertha L Wife 65 Mar - Pennsylvania
DARNLEY, Edith D* Dau 34 Never Mar Bookeeper, Salvation Army Pennsylvania
Address: 40 Humbird Street, Cumberland, Allegeny County, Maryland, USA
ED: 1-23
* Note from enumerator: This person would not say the number of hours worked last week or amount of earnings for 1949.
I left a Confidential Report form, but she says she will not send it in.
Death:
John Robert Darnley died on 22 July 1955 at Meyersdale, Somerset county, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 67 years, 6 months and 29 days
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Children of John Robert Darnley and Bertha Lucinda Diehl
- Edith Diehl Darnley b. 4 Apr 1916, d. 23 Feb 1989
- John Robert Darnley b. 6 Jan 1919, d. 9 Jan 1919