July 31, 2005

Since printing the Program in the April 2005 issue of "Daltons in History", there has been additional interest in attending the AGM in Dublin that is being sponsored by the Dalton Genealogical Society.

DGS Chairman, Michael N Dalton reports that as part of the Dublin Dalton AGM to be held in Dublin, Ireland on July 30, 31, 2005, plans have now been set by Mrs. Catherine Brabazon-Gibson, current owner of the Mount Dalton estate and hostess for the day's events on July 31, 2005.

Members will leave Dublin by auto about 10:00 am on Sunday, July 31, 2005. Any who do not have transportation may accompany those who do and who will be returning to the Ashling Hotel or to Dublin for the evening. It is about a 45 minute drive on the N4 from Dublinthrough Mullingar to Rathconrath, the location of the Mount Dalton properties.

Catherine anticipates that the members will arrive before 11:15 am when coffee will be served. Guest speaker, Ruth Illingworth, a lecturer at Maynooth University, will elaborate on the Irish Dalton family that lived at Mount Dalton and the history of the manor, and put it in historical context. Catherine will assemble a display of photographs, family trees, books and other items of interest to historians and genealogists.

Following Ms. Illingworth's talk, a catered buffet lunch will be served. There will be a fee of between 15 and 20 Euros to cover costs for the day. Also attending this event will be the local historian and parish priest.

The afternoon will be devoted to touring the Mount Dalton estate to view the sites of historical interest to Daltons. Attendees will then motor to nearby castles and graveyard and will finish the tour about 4:00 pm. This will be followed by "a cup of tea" before returning to Dublin by about 6:00 pm. Members will have a full evening available for their own pursuits in Dublin. Others who will be heading west and south will leave the party after tea.

Catherine and her husband will attend the AGM dinner at the Ashling Hotel on Saturday evening July 30, 2005. This is an opportunity for all to become acquainted with our Sunday hosts. If you have not already sent your invitation to the Chairman, now is the time to do so. Click Reservation Form and send to MichaelNDalton@aol.com. Do not miss this unique opportunity to learn the history of Daltons in the County of Westmeath, Ireland.

The entire text of Volume 1, Numbers 1-12, 1998 has now been posted on the Dalton Genealogical Society web site: "Daltons in History Archive" Successive volumes will appear as time allows. Volume 1 consists of 66 pages. Titles of articles do not always adequately reflect the content of them and it is best to browse. This issue contains subject matter that is not found elsewhere; hundreds of queries and data lists not commonly available; original research of Dalton personages from around the world, family trees of members and much more.

Those Daltons who are attempting to link their line to early lines abroad will have a particular interest in the work of Dr. Lucy J. Slater. Lucy relates the history of "Lancashire Daltons in Parts I, II, III and IV. She originally presented this as a talk at your editor's gathering of Dalton relatives of Croston, Lancashire in 1992.

Americans in particular who have been attempting to link their Virginia family to the "Cambridgeshire Daltons" will find that Lucy's personal insights and tours of the manors and burial sites of this branch of Daltons bring details that are unavailable elsewhere. Lucy has a penchant for ferreting out obscure pieces of information that breathe life into this branch of the family. See Parts I, II, III and IV.

Of interest to our Daltons of Irish descent is the "History of Irish Daltons, Parts I, II, III". This was originally printed in the early King James Army List and was updated by John D'Alton the historian.

Editor's Note: You will return to this site many times so be sure to bookmark it. Unfortunately we were unable to save photos that appeared in this Volume and the memorabilia is no longer available.

The Annals of Ireland are perhaps the most important consecutive source of Dalton history in Ireland. The extracts were assembled by DGS member, K. T. Mapstone.

MCB1404.5 : A great war by Brian Ó Conchobhair, An Calbhach Ó Conchobhair, and Cinéal Fiachach on the Daltons, and they did much destruction, and burned Ráith Sgiach, i.e. the most flourishing town in Ireland in its time, i.e. Henry Dalton's town.

MCB1405.7 : The castle of Imper was built by Andrew son of Henry son of Nicholas Dalton.

LC1405.9 : Miles Dalton was slain by the Daltons, and by the sons of Hubert Dalton.MCB1406.4A war between the Daltons themselves, i.e. between Dalton and Miles Dalton. Attacks were made by Dalton on Miles in the castle of Muileann Miadhacháin, and Miles Dalton was killed in the castle by a single arrow-shot, and the castle was captured by Dalton and handed over to Pierce son of Hubert Dalton. Loss of revenue and great weakness resulted to the descendants of Nicholas Dalton from this deed.MCB1406.7 The church of Forgnaidhe was burned by the family of Robert Dalton, and Patrick's church at Imper was burned by the family of Miles Dalton, and it was after this that Miles Dalton was killed.

MCB1406.17 : The same war continued between the Daltons, and the descendants of Nicholas Dalton left the country and went into Cinéal Fiachach mic Néill. Incursions were made by the Daltons and by Cathal son of Tomás Ó Fearghail into Cinéal Fiachach, and the Daltons and Cinéal Fiachachengaged each other. Cinéal Fiachach were defeated, Nicholas Cerr son of John Dalton was killed by the Daltons, and William son of John [Dalton] was captured by them. They went into the country after that and burned the house of Fearghal Ruadh Mac Eochagáin and Baile Í Bhraonáin, and attacked Baile Huiginn Í Bhraonáin. Cinéal Fiachach overtook them, but they defeated them, and three sons of Brian son of Domhnall Ó Fearghail were killed there, i.e. Maol Sheachlainn, Diarmaid, and Tomás Ruadh, and Cairbre son of Art Ó Maoil Sheachlainn was captured there.

MCB1406.18 : Caisleán Nua was taken by the family of Conchobhar son of Cathal [Ó Fearghail] and the family of Tomás son of Cathal Ó Fearghail, and they divided Forgnaidhe between them with the consent of Dalton.

MCB1406.23 : Incursions by Baron Hussey, i.e. the sheriff of Midhe, and the Daltons into Breaghmhuine, and Ó Maoil Sheachlainn, the [men of] Breaghmhuine, and Dillon overtook them in the territory. They inflicted a defeat on the Galls, and people were killed, and twelve or thirteen horses were taken from them. Edmund son of Hubert Dalton was captured by Domhnall Ó Braoin on that occasion.

M1408.5 : Myles Dalton was slain by his own near kinsmen; and his son was afterwards slain, and his castle demolished, by the descendants of Cathal O'Farrell

LC1408.10 : Miles Dalton occisus est a fratre suo; and his castle was afterwards broken down by the descendants of Cathal O'Ferghail.

AC1408.11 : Miles Dalton was killed by his brother and afterwards his castle was destroyed by the descendents of Cathal O'Fergail

M1414.9 : John Stanley, the Deputy of the King of England, arrived in Ireland, a man who gave neither mercy nor protection to clergy, laity or men of science but subjected as many of them as he came upon to cold, hardship, and famine. It was he who plundered Niall, the son of Hugh O'Higgin, at Uisneach, in Meath. Henry Dalton, however, plundered James Tuite and the King's people, and gave the O'Higgins out of the preys then acquired a cow for each and every cow taken from them, and afterwards escorted them to Connaught. The O'Higgins, with Niall, then satirized John Stanley, who lived after this satire but five weeks, for he died of the virulence of the lampoons. This was the second poetical miracle performed by this Niall O'Higgin, the first being the discomfiture of the Clann-Conway the night they plundered Niall at Cladann; and the second, the death of John Stanley

AC1422.26 : The descendents of Thomas O Fergail were banished into Western Meath by Donnall O Fergail and Henry Dalton, Lord of Western Meath, sided with them.

AC1422.28 : The Pass of Kilcoursey was cut and leveled by Dalton and the descendents of Tomas.

M1429.13 : O'Coffey, ie. Melaghlan, the son on Clasach O'Coffey, was slain by Edmond, the son of Hubert Dalton

AC1439.5 : William Dalton of Brawnie, son of Hubert, died

AC1452.3 : Fergal Oc Mag Eochacain was killed on St. Nicholas Day at the crossroads in Croughool by the son of the Baron of Delvin and the Sons of Piers, son of Pers Dalton, who were the children of his mother's brother.

M1452.19 : Farrell Roe Oge, the son of Farrell Roe, the son of Donough, son of Murtough More Mageoghegan, a captain of great repute and celebrity was killed and beheaded at Cruach-abhall, by the son of the Baron of Delvin , and the grandsons of Pierce Dalton. They carried his head to Trim and from thence to Dublin for exhibition; but it was (afterwards) brought back and buried along with the body in Durrow-Coluim-Chille

M1464.15 : Ir, the son of Cathal Roe Mac Rannall, Tanist of his own territory, and worthy to become lord of it for his clemency and veracity died a week before Michaelmas; and in the same week Ir, the son of William MacRannall, was slain by Gilla-Glas Dillon, while he was with his mother's brother, William Dalton.

AC1464.46 : Ir, son of Uilliam Mag Ragnaill was killed in Western Meath that same week with one javelin wound, by Gilla Glas Dillon in the presence of his mother's brother, William Dalton.

Source: University College Cork, Corpus of Electronic Texts http://www.ucc.ie/celt

In our never ending search to make Dalton connections between continents we asked Robert Miller of Queen's University, Belfast, Ireland to do a search for a Census of Ireland circa 1659.

Robert has a prime interest in making a connection for his uncle, Sam Spach of North Carolina whose DNA matches several DGS member participants in the Dalton International DNA Project. Below is the reply from Robert. Note that there are no entries for Daltons in the Northern Province where Scot-Irish Daltons would have most likely resided. We have no evidence that Ulster was omitted nor whether Daltons simply did not reside there.

Dear Millicent,

The Queen’s Library does not have a copy of the Census of Ireland, circa 1659. Then I had the idea of asking Leslie Clarkson, an emeritus professor of Economic & Social History who has his office in our department, whether he knew of the census. He produced his personal copy of the book. The Census if fact was not a census, but a head count for a poll tax that was being imposed. Ireland was undergoing severe social ‘readjustments’ at the time due to the Plantation of Ulster, so how comprehensive the material is is a matter of considerable debate. Luckily, the book has an index of names, so I was able to look up the Daltons. The folios give the number of ‘Principall Irish Names [and] their Numb[er]’. Often, individual names are not given, only the number of Daltons in the area. I am fairly sure that these numbers refer to ‘people’, but whether ‘people’ included women or children in 1659, I’m not sure. I’ve copied out the spellings exactly as they are in the book:

Waterford County and Citie, Barony of Glanahiry, Killronan Parrish, ‘Dungarvan & halfe Rlowland there unto belonging’ Dungarvan Towne, ‘Frances Vaughan gent, John Dalton gent, Richards Williams gent, Thomas Swann gent, Michaell Hore merc, who jointly returned 35 ‘English’ and 178 ‘Irish’;

Lowth County and City of Drogheda, Barony of Dundalke, ‘The Towne and Liberties of Dundalke’, a Edmond Dalton, gent, who returned 11 ‘English’ and 61 ‘Irish’;

County Tipperary, Barony Upper Ormond, folio 55, Killkerry Parrish, Grenan townland, Peter Dalton, gent, who returned 32 ‘Irish’;

County Tipperary, Barony of Iffay and Offay Daltons – 8;

Kilkenny County & City, Barony of Ida Igrin and Ibercon Daltons – 8;

Westmeath County, Moygoishe Barrony, Daltons – 12. Here, Henry Dalton, gent of Killmacknivan Parrish, Contanstons townland, who returned 32 ‘Irish’; also, Richard Dalton & Christopher Fitzgerald gent, of Killmacknivan Parrish, Ballenlue townland, who returned 42 ‘Irish’;

Corkerie Barrony, Daltons – 6;

Rathconrath (Rathcunrath), Daltons – 50;

Kilkenny Barrony, Daltons – 9. Here, in folio 39, there is ‘Edmund Dalton, gent’ of Dromraney Parrish, Marara townland, who returned 7 ‘Irish’; ; also Gerott Dalton, gent of Dromranye Parrish, Koghovall townland, who returned 40 ‘Irish’;

Roscommon County & Athlone Borrough, Athlone Barrony, Daltons – Daltons – 6. Here, in folio 53, in Teage McConell Parrish, Killegtan townland, there are ‘Christopher Nugent and Oliuer Dalton gents’, who are returned with 27 ‘Irish’; also, in Roscomon Towne, ‘Robert Bradly Esq. & Richd Dalton gent, Nicholas Fallan, & Richard Giraghty, Marchants’, who jointly returned 8 ‘English’ and 86 ‘Irish’.

Prof Clarkson’s copy is a newly-published edition. Its reference is: Seamus Pender (ed) (2002) A Census of Ireland circa 1659. Dublin: Irish Manuscripts Commission.

I was in the Northern Ireland Public Records Office trying to trace some of my wife’s ancestors (she is from long-established southern USA lines like me, but some of her ancestors left Ulster in the 1723 ‘Caldwell migration’). I looked up ‘Dalton’ while I was there. There was remarkably little, and nothing that I can recollect that went back to the 17th century.

Best Wishes,

Robert Miller

ARK - Social & Political Archive for Northern Ireland, School of Sociology & Social Policy, Queen's University, Belfast BT7 1NN, Northern Ireland, U.K e-mail: r.miller@qub.ac.uk

Editor's note. We hope to meet Bob at the DGS AGM in Dublin on July 30, 31 2005.

Geoffrey Copus of England has sent abstracts of two Daltons from Chelsfield, Kent. This is his line of Daltons, now extinct but the information may be useful to others seeking a Kent connection.

Abstract of the will of Abraham Dalton of Chelsfield carpenter dated 14 November 1631.

To be buried among the faithful people at the discretion of my wife Alice and my son Abraham, whom I nominate Executors.

I give 10s. to be distributed among the poor of Chelsfield at my burial, and 6s.8d. for a funeral sermon.

I give to my son Robert Dalton and my daughter Elizabeth Kingsland £5 each.

I give to my youngest son Samuel Dalton £40 and to my grandchild Alice Kingsland a ewe and a lamb.

As to my lands –

I give to my son Abraham Dalton 3 parcels of land in Cudham, that is to say Shepheards Haw and the three hithermost Mabcrofts containing 13 acres more or less, to him and his heirs for ever.

I give to my son John Dalton the further Mabcrofts and Olaves field in Cudham containing 10 acres more or less, to him and his heirs for ever.

I leave all residue of goods and chattels to my wife Alice and my son Abraham.

I appoint my loving neighbours Francis Brasier and John Cole as Overseers of this will, and give them 10s. each.

Abraham X Dalton witnesses George Smyth, Rector of Chelsfield, John X Cole

Proved 27 January 1631 by Alice Dalton the relict and Abraham Dalton the son.

[Rochester original will]

Abstract of the will of Abraham Dalton of Chelsfield yeoman dated 20 June 1727.

I give to my dear mother Alice Dalton an annuity of £5 for life, and a legacy of £10, and I also give to her the use of all or so much of my household goods as she may please to have during her life.

I give to my niece Ann Chapman and her heirs forever all that cottage or tenement in Farnborough in the occupation of John Costen.

I give to my brothers in law William Childe and Thomas Chapman and their heirs for ever all that cottage or tenement and smith’s forge with the lands thereto at Greensted Greene in Farnborough, in the occupation of Allen Dilley, and also all my cottages or tenements in Chelsfield, subject to the payment of the several legacies hereinafter mentioned, that is to say –

To my nephew William Childe £40.

To my brother George Dalton, my nephew Thomas Childe, my nieces Jane Plomer, Mary Plomer and Alice Plomer and my cousin John Graves £10 each.

To my nieces Elizabeth Chapman, Mary Chapman, Elizabeth Relfe and Elizabeth Childe and my nephews John Plomer, Richard Plummer [sic], William Plummer, William Chapman, John Chapman and John Relfe £5 each.

All these legacies are to be paid within 6 months after my mother’s death, and if any of the legatees should be under 21 at the time, their legacies shall be paid to their parents for their use.

My brother George Dalton shall hold and enjoy that part of my cottage or tenement wherein he now dwells during his lifetime.

I give to my said brothers William Childe and Thomas Chapman all residue of my personal estate, and I appoint them Executors.

Abraham Dalton witnesses Thomas Mace Francis X Buster John Petty.

Proved 19 July 1727 by William Childe and Thomas Chapman.

[PCC will PROB11/616].

Source: This list of heads of city households, by parish and street address, was compiled by Dr. D. A. Chart of the Public Record Office prior to destruction of the 1851 Census of Ireland and abstracted from Irish Origins website. It was submitted by Mike Dalton and will be posted to the Dalton Data Bank.

A. Parishes North of River Liffey

1. St. Thomas
Simon Dalton at N. 25 Clarence St. Charles Dalton at 33 Lower Rutland St.
John Dalton at 48 Summerhill St. Thomas Dalton at 2 Ruxbridge St.

2. St. George's
David Dalton at White St./ Dorset Lane. James Dalton at North Temple Lane.

3. Grangemorgan
Michael Dalton at Prussia St.

4. St. Paul
Michael Dalton at 22 Tighe St. Francis Dalton at 6 Arbour Hill.
William Dalton at 3 Arbour Hill/ Barracks, Military Hospital.

5. St. Michan
John Dalton at 3 Church St. Thomas Dalton at 56 Church St.
J--- ? Dalton at 54 Church St. Margaret Dalton at 165 Church St.
Ann Dalton at 63 N. King St. Patrick Dalton at 64 N. King St.
John Dalton at 46 Beresford St. Robert Dalton at Linenhall Barracks.
Joseph Dalton at 14 Coleraine St. Mathew Dalton at 36 Upper Ormond Quay.
Michael Dalton at 34 W. Charles St. Eliza Dalton at 3 Tickle's St. / Thomas Ct.
John J. Dalton at 5 New Church St. Thomas Dalton at 3 Fullam's Court.
Ellen Dutton at 29 Hammond Lane Sally Dutton at 23 Smithfield.
James Dutton at 5 Simpson's Court.

6. St. Mary
Patrick Dalton at 180 Great Britain St. Edward Dalton at 40 Upper Abbey St.
Charles Dutton at 131 Upper Abbey St. Edward Dutton at 99 Great Britain St.

B. Parishes South of River Liffey

1. St. Nicholas' Within
John Dalton at 5 Kennedy's Lane. Patrick Dalton at 5 Back Lane.
Edward Dalton at 57 Back Lane. James Dalton at Lower Coombe St.
Patrick Dalton at 79 Francis St.

2. St. NicholasWithout
Hugh Dalton at 1 Carman's Hall. James Dalton at 7 Patrick St.

3. St. Bridget
John Dalton at 9 Maiden Lane. Hugh Dalton at 28 Wood St.
William Dalton at 32 Chancery Lane. Christopher Dalton at 13 Drury Lane.

4. St. James
Laurence Dalton at 40 Old Kilmainham James Dalton at 31 West Bow Lane.
Thomas Dalton at 14 Watling St.

5. St. Patrick's Deanery
Thomas Dalton at 22 Bull Alley.

6. St. Catherine
Patrick Dalton at 90 Cork St. Thomas Dalton at 11 Ormond St.
Michael Dalton at 5 Mullinhack Lane. John Dalton at 25 Cole Alley.
Patrick Dalton at 66 Meath St. William Dalton at 10 Meath Market.
James Dalton at 5 South Earl St. Richard Dalton at 31 Rainsford St.
John Dalton at 4 Tripoli St. Patrick Dulton at Meath St.

7. St. Luke
Columb Dalton at South New Row. Mary Dalton at 1 Skinner's Lane.

8. St. Mark
Margaret Dalton at 5 Mark's Alley. John Dalton at 27 Townends St.
William Dalton at 192 Townends St. William Dalton at 39 Denzille St.
Peter Dalton at 26 Fleet St. William Dalton at 143 Townends St.

9. St. Andrew
John Dalton at Temple Bar. John Dalton at 15 Eustace St.
Mary Anne Dalton at 4 Crampton Court.

10. St. Peter
Patrick Dalton at 3 Mercer St. Eliza Dalton at 65 Aungier St.
Walter Dalton at 30 Aungier St. Patrick Dalton at 9 Hackett's Court.
Edward Dalton at 11 French St. John Dalton at 13 Lower Kevin St.
John Dalton at 14 Wexford St. John Dalton at 51 Cuffe St.
John Dalton at 9 Church Lane. Felix Dalton at 17 Verschoyle Court.
Patrick Dalton at 93 S. Stephen's Green. John Dalton at 23 Adelaide Road.
James Dutton at 3 Aungier Place. Jane Dutton at 55 York St.
Peter (left) Dalton at 10 Warrington Place.

This is a particularly long file of Registrations of the large population of Daltons in Illinois. Registration cards contain much genealogical information about the individual. From the physical characteristics one can tell whether some were ineligible for the draft. This list was compiled by DGS member K. T. Mapstone during her research on her Illinois Daltons.

KEY -COUNTY OF REGISTRATION NAME BIRTH DATE RACE HEIGHT BUILD EYES HAIR

Alexander County
Albert Elick Dalton, 26 Mar 1878, White, medium, stout, blue, brown
Charlie Dalton, 25 Jun 1873 White, medium, medium, grey, dark brown
Clarence M. Dalton, 02 Sep 1895, White, born Illinois, short, medium, grey, light
Isaac Thomas Dalton, 06 Mar 1879, White, medium, medium, dark blue, dark brown
J. Rufus Dalton, 01 Jun 1894, Black, born Tennessee, medium, medium, brown, black
John F. Dalton, 25 Aug 1894, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, light blue, light brown
Raymond Albert Dalton, 01 Jan 1898, White, short, stout, blue, light

Bureau County
Charles Albert Dalton, 16 Apr 1889, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, dark brown, dark brown
Hiram Guy Dalton, 07 Apr 1896, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, dark brown, black
Kenneth Saverne Dalton, 18 Sep 1899, White, short, slender, brown, brown
William J. Dalton, 17 Feb 1889, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, brown, black

Coles County
William J. Dalton, 27 Aug 1894, White, born Illinois, tall, slender, blue, black
William John Dalton, 27 Aug 1898, White, tall, medium, blue, black

Cook County
Charles Harold Dalton, 31 Apr 1895, White, born Illinois, tall, slender, blue, light brown
Dominick Dalton, 05 Aug 1888, White, born Ireland, medium, 165#, light brown, dark brown
Edmund Leonard Dalton, 19 Dec 1885, White, short, stout, blue, brown
Edward Dalton, 15 Nov 1898, White, short, slender, brown, dark brown
Edward Dalton, 10 Aug 1890, White, born Ireland, 5'7", heavy, brown, brown
Edward Dalton, 10 Jul 1892, White, born Illinois, small, medium, blue, dark brown, dwarf
Edward J. Dalton, 21 Jun 1889, White, born Missouri, medium, slender, dark brown, dark
Edward Raymond Dalton, 28 Feb 1898, White, short, medium, blue, light
Ernest Edward Dalton, 16 Nov 1889, White, born Ontario, medium, stout, grey, dark
Frank J. Dalton, 31 Jan 1873, White, medium, medium, blue, brown
Frank James Dalton, 05 May 1886, White, medium, medium, brown, brown
George Wilbur Dalton, 01 Aug 1897, born Illinois, tall, medium, blue, brown
Guy James Dalton, 13 Dec 1899, White, tall, slender, blue, light brown
James Dalton, 17 Mar 1892, White, born Ireland, medium, medium, dark, black
James Joseph Dalton, 14 Mar 1876, White, medium, medium, brown, black
James Michael Dalton, 09 Nov 1873, White, tall, medium, brown, grey
James William Dalton Jr., 24 Aug 1890, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, blue, brown
John Dalton, 18 Jan 1887, White, born Chicago, 5'10 1/2", slender, blue, dark brown
John Austin Dalton, 26 Nov 1875, White, tall, slender, ?, black
John Edgar Dalton, 26 Nov 1880, White, medium, medium, brown, brown
John J. Dalton, 22 Feb 1888, White, born Arizona, medium, slender, brown, dark brown/balding
John James Dalton, 18 Feb 1874, White, tall, slender, ?, ?
John Joseph Dalton, 09 Oct 1890, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, brown, brown
John Joseph Dalton, 12 Oct 1898, White, medium, slender, brown, brown
John Leo Dalton, 25 Dec 1888, born Illinois, medium, slender, dark blue, dark brown
John Patrick Dalton, 03 Jul 1881, White, tall, medium, blue, grey
John Patrick Dalton, 15 Feb 1895, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, brown, brown
John Thomas Dalton, 04 Jul 1888, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, blue, brown
Joseph Patrick Dalton, 14 Mar 1878, White, medium, medium, brown, brown
Laurence Vincent Dalton, 10 Mar 1875, White, tall, medium, hazel, brown
Lawrence F. Dalton, 02 Feb 1895, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, blue, dark brown
Martin Joseph Dalton, 22 Sep 1881, White, tall, medium, blue, red
Peter Dalton, 02 Jun 1878, White, short, stout, grey, grey
Peter J. Dalton, 09 Apr 1894, White, born Illinois, medium, slender, light blue, light brown
Ray Dalton, 09 Nov 1891, White, born Illinois, medium, slender, brown, dark
Raymond E. Dalton, 28 Feb 1894, White, born Illinois, medium, slender, blue, brown
Thomas Glasford Dalton, 10 May 1889, White, born Missouri, tall, ?, ?, ?
Richard Pierce Dalton Jr., 15 Nov 1884, White, medium, medium, grey, light brown
Thomas Henry Dalton, 22 Apr 1884, White, medium, medium, blue, brown
Vincent F. Dalton, 1896, born Illinois, medium, slender, grey, brown
Walter Joseph Dalton, 19 Jul 1878, White, medium, medium, brown, brown
William Dalton, 25 Jun 1899, White, tall, slender, blue, light
William Edward Dalton, 23 Feb 1882, White, medium, medium, brown, black
William Joseph Dalton, 07 Jul 1886, White, born Illinois, tall, slender, brown, black

Crawford County
Charles W. Dalton, 12 Jun 1890, White, born Illinois, short, stout, blue, brown

Cumberland County
John B. Dalton, 08 Jul 1889, White, born Illinois, short, stout, blue, light brown

Edgar County
Claude Hasting Dalton, 30 Jul 1895, White, born Illinois, short, slender, brown, black
Thomas Morgan Dalton, 09 Sep 1878, White, medium, medium, brown, black

Franklin County
James Dalton, 01 Jun 1884, Black, short, medium, brown, black

Fulton County
Albertus Dalton, 13 Aug 1885, White, medium, medium, grey, brown
Arthur Dalton, 10 Sep 1890, White, born Illinois, tall, slender, blue, brown
Arthur Edward Dalton, 25 Apr 1881, White, 68", slender, blue, brown
Charles Chester Dalton, 05 Aug 1899, White, medium, slender, blue, light brown
George Dalton, 28 Jul 1874, White, medium, slender, grey, brown
Hayes R. Dalton, 07 Nov 1876, White, tall, slender, blue, grey
John J. Dalton, 16 Sep 1888, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, blue, light brown
Lora Dalton, 04 Dec 1892, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, blue, light
Wilber Dalton, 24 Apr 1887, White, born Missouri, short, slender, brown, brown, crooked right arm

Gallatin County
John Lewis Dalton, 26 Oct 1895, White, born Kentucky, medium, medium, brown, black

Hancock County
Richard Owen Dalton, 21 Mar 1876, White, medium, medium, blue, blonde
Tilden Jones Dalton, 02 Feb 1876, White, tall, medium, grey, black

Hardin County
John Pendley Dalton, 06 Jan 1900, White, medium, medium, grey, dark

Henderson County
Elmer Alfonzo Dalton, 21 Apr 1884, White, medium, medium, blue, light
Frank Marion Dalton, 12 Dec 1881, White, medium, stout, blue, brown

Henry County
George Dalton, ?, White, medium, medium, blue, brown, insane

Jasper County
Harry O. Dalton, 27 Nov 1893, White, born Illinois, short, medium, blue, brown, left leg paralyzed

Kane County
Frank Richard Dalton, 18 Sep 1875, White

Lake County
John Dalton, 25 May 1887, White, born Ireland, medium, medium, brown, dark brown

Lawrence County
Stewart Carl Dalton, 03 Oct 1878, White, short, stout, grey, brown

Macon County
Victor Wimmer Dalton, 21 Jan 1883, White, medium, stout, blue, light brown

Miscellaneous Counties
Archie F. Dalton, 1888, White, born Illinois
John Dalton, 1887, White
Lee Dalton, ?, White, born Illinois

Saline County
Gilbert Rex Dalton, 22 Jan 1894, White, born Illinois, medium, stout, brown, dark
Grant Dalton, 26 Feb 1898, White, medium, slender, blue, light
Jab A. Dalton, 01 Jan 1887, White, born Illinois, medium, stout, dark, dark
John Otis Dalton, 06 Feb 1900, White, medium, medium, blue, light
Lee Roy Dalton, 22 Apr 1894, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, brown, brown
Lon J. Dalton, 30 Apr 1873, White, medium, medium, hazel, brown
Louis William Dalton, 29 Jul 1898, White, medium, medium, dark, dark
Rochel Dalton, 08 Aug 1896, ?, born Illinois, medium, slender, dark brown, black
Vexter Dalton, 10 Apr 1896, White, born Illinois, short, stout, blue, light

Springfield County
George William Dalton, 25 Feb 1881, Black, short, medium, brown, black

St. Clair County
George Morris Dalton, 13 Jan 1880, White, medium, medium, blue, brown

Stark County
Mathias Dalton, 22 Jul 1879, White, short, medium, blue, black
William Dalton, 10 Dec 1873, White, tall, slender, blue, brown

Tazewell County
Roscoe Dalton, 28 Jan 1892, White, born Illinois, tall, medium, blue, brown
William Albert Dalton, 24 Jul 1885, White, medium, slender, grey, brown

Warren County
Clifford Le Dalton, 09 Nov 1891, White, born Illinois, 5'11", stout, blue, brown
Jasper C. Dalton, 16 Nov 1875, White, medium, medium, blue, black
John Ward Dalton, 24 Jun 1895, White, born Illinois, short, slender, brown, brown
Russell G. Dalton, 30 Apr 1892, White, born Illinois, 5'7", medium, hazel, dark brown

Wayne County
Alonzo Dalton, 13 Mar 1875, White, medium, medium, brown, black
Arthur Dalton, 12 Apr 1892, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, grey, light
Daniel Dalton, 05 Oct 1883, White, medium, medium, blue, brown
Earnest William Dalton, 15 Dec 1899, White, medium, medium, blue, brown
James Alvin Dalton, 29 Oct 1877, White, 5'11", stout, ?, ?
Miles Virgil Dalton, 18 Dec 1890, White, born Illinois, medium, stout, brown, brown
Oliver Dalton, 21 Mar 1889, White, born Illinois, tall, stout, light blue, light brown, one eye crossed the other not good
Orda Everet Dalton, 04 Oct 1889, White, born Illinois, tall, slender, light blue, light brown
Rimbert Gillison Dalton, 08 Feb 1899, White, medium, medium, blue, brown
William Dalton, 11 Sep 1885, White, tall, medium, blue, dark
William Allen Dalton, 28 Aug 1875, White, tall, stout, blue, light, loss of one eye

Williamson County
Antonia Dalton, 06 Feb 1894, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, brown, brown
Ben Dalton, 22 Feb 1889, White, born Illinois, medium, medium, blue, dark
Ernest Dalton, 09 Apr 1882, Black, medium, medium, dark, dark

Woodford County
Fred Dalton, 04 Nov 1899, White, short, slender, brown, brown