Steve & Pauline Jones’s Family History

Cookie Info

The Chapple Family of Dalwood, Devon

 

Click on page buttons 1 to 12 below to see the descendants of John and Elizabeth Chapple of Dalwood, Devon.  Dalwood was a chapelry of Stockland, in the liberty of Fordington in the county of Dorset until 1842.  In that year, together with Stockland, it was transferred to Devon in exchange for Thorncombe.  Anciently, it was located within the old Dorset Hundred of Whitway.
 

Variations in the spelling of the surname abound in the records - one of them as late as the 1901 England & Wales census. For consistency, the most common useage - Chapple - has been quoted throughout.  Use the numbered links on each page (e.g. [2] and/or the [Parents] link) to navigate backwards or forwards through the Chapple generations.  There’s the search engine to help you as well.

Click here to see the icons used on this site and what they mean.

 

If you have a link to any individual or family featured on this site, or if you want to leave us your feedback contact us.

The information is provided free for most uses (see the legal stuff).  To help keep it that way,  please click on the ads served to you by our provider.  The revenue generated is used to pay the site’s hosting costs.

 

Go to Chapple page

 

 

 

 

 

 

Related links

 

For more on the Dalwood and Axminster Chapple families, visit Keith Chapple’s site.  Michael Fitzgerald’s site brings an extensive Australian Chapple connection alive.  More information about Dalwood and Axminster is available on-line, courtesy of GENUKI.  If you know a site containing relevant content contact us to have a link added here.
 

Thanks

The content reflects years of research. It would not have been possible to assemble the information without the following people’s help: Keith Chapple, Roy Chapple, Robert Chapple, Richard Chapple, Ralph Chapple, Karen Stoddart, Michael Trivett, Diane Marelli and Yvonne Belfall have all contributed to tracing the family throughout England. Randy Chapple, Donald Feist & Michael Fitzgerald provided information on the Canadian, New Zealand and Australian links.