Bev Thank you for this link. I am sure you are right about him being connected, especially as the Samuel Dennis I have, b. 1875 Had a brother named, Frederick b. 1874, I really do need to find a way to make the connection. I wonder if the brother came to South Africa as well, or if Samuels father was named Frederick or Dennis?? Now to find name of fathers. Rose, Did he die in Durban? Thank you Bev and Rose I just had to write and say that, here in Durban, there was a Professor Dennis Pudifin who was a professor of medicine. I knew him fairly well. He died in December 2013. I don't know if there is any connection, but it is an uncommon name. Here is a link for him if he is any connection http://munksroll.rcplondon.ac.uk/Biography/Details/6880 Best wishes, Rose --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com

Hi Lucky Frederick Henry was his brother b1873, he died in Plymouth 14th Oct 1951 Whereas there does not appear to be a Frederick Dennis born in the UK In 1901 there is the only other Dennis PUDIFIN I can find, he being a Dennis Simper b1895/6, son of Jonathan b1871 & Ellen Jonathan appears to be an older brother to your man, he is at home with him in 1881 JW married an Ellen CLAYTON in Kent 3rd qtr of 1894 In 1901 Jonathan is a foreman joiner with wife Ellen sons Dennis S 5 and Frank J 3 Jonathan dies in 1905 and is buried at Ewhurst Surrey 22nd April 1905 Frank Jonathan was baptised at Welling Kent 26th Dec 1897 and Dennis Simper baptised 15th Sep 1895 same place Dennis is with his brother Frank and mother Ellen in Bexley Kent in 1911, dennis is a butchers assistant at the Co-op He served in the first war in three regiments, Northamptonshire, Norfolk & the Dorsets (its not that unusual to serve in two or more) An S D PUDIFIN left the UK 26th Oct 1901 on the Waivera? he was a mechanic on the manifest on his way to Cape Town Is Frederick Dennis perhaps the child of Samuel? Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 24/04/2015 14:47, Laquita Belinfante via wrote: > Bev > > Thank you for this link. I am sure you are right about him being connected, > especially as the Samuel Dennis I have, b. 1875 Had a brother named, > Frederick b. 1874, I really do need to find a way to make the connection. > I wonder if the brother came to South Africa as well, or if Samuels father > was named Frederick or Dennis?? Now to find name of fathers.