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1. Archie Bandy [1]
I am looking for information on Archie Bandy. He passed away in the mid1970's. His wife was Emma Lilley Bandy. They lived around Selma California. Any help appreciated. Carolyn Lilley Johnson
2. [BANDY-L] My Geneology [1]
Hi Everyone, Those interested can view info on my family line by visiting http://www.Bandy.co.uk Some of the dates probably don't jive with what everyone has, and there are certainly omissions of names as I am still digging, changing, and adding. There are 198 people, 60 marriages, and 51 surnames represented, including BANDY, CHEEK, STURGELL, WARD, BRANHAM, and others. I expect to be sending more and updating soon. Please feel free to e-mail your corrections and comments to me. Remembe
3. [BANDY-L] Bandy Family WebSite [1]
Hi Folks, Seems lots of people have had a hard time accessing the address to this site, so perhaps I goofed somewhere. Sorry for the trouble everyone. The site owner sent the following in an e-mail: http://www.Bandy.co.uk Hope this works for anyone wanting to see the info there. There's more than just stuff about the Bandy name, so it's worth a look. Who knows? Also, without intending to do so, apparently my wording has led people to believe this is MY site. The site was started by D
4. [BANDY-L] seeking infor for... [1]
Hi, I'm new to this list and wanted to see if anyone is researching the same family. This is what I have so far: George B. Bandy had a son John Perry Bandy b. September 14, 1829 d. April 17, 1897 in Moultrie County,Illinois m. January 01, 1852 in Putnam County, Indiana John married Keziah Burnett They had: George Bandy b. October 25, 1852 James William Bandy b. November 03, 1854 Marion Bandy b. February 25, 1856 Albe
5. [BANDY] Bandy --help please! [1]
Hi everyone! Found a letter signed "Yours truely and loving father,R A Bandy to son Silas Peter Bandy " dated Oct. 29, 1883. ..but it begins " R A Bandy to Silas Jr." The "R" looks a bit like a "B" I believe R A was born in 1845 as he is 5 in the 1850 KY census. Son Silas "Peter" Bandy lived in Ft. Worth later and had brothers named George Thomas( called "Tom"),and "Dickey" ( written over a picture) that we know of. There is a pic of their sister labeled only " Sis Bandy") It's tough when
6. [BANDY] joseph bandy of bucknell [1]
New subscriber here. Has anyone any information about Joseph Bandy, active around Bucknell and Bicester, north Oxfordshire, during 1880 to 1882, at least? He was heavily involved in the cricket clubs at both places, and was also a dancer with the Bucknell Morris side. Those interested in seeing a Bandy face should go to : http://ds.dial.pipex.com/phil.day/gpt27.htm On the photo of the Bucknell Morris Dancers, Joseph Bandy is second from left. I have dated this photo, on strong evidence, to May 1882.
7. BANDY Family Photograph [1]
I've "rescued" an old photograph of 10 young women taken at the Myklebust Studio in Eagle Grove, Iowa. The photograph was probably taken in the late 1890's or early 1900's with the girls all appearing to be in their teens at the time. Each of the girls are named on the back of the photograph as follows: 1 - Maude PLATT 2 - Roxy PARKHURST 3 - Clara COLE 4 - Bess HATHAWAY 5 - Fanny BANDY 6 - Hazel MOATS 7 - Blanch MCCURRY 8 - Alice MCCURRY 9 - Verbena SPENCER 10 - Mildred THOMAS Based on limited research
8. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
Cary & Frances Woods Bandy are Listed in the 1820 and 1840 Smith County,Tennessee census. Carey b. October 30, 1769 Botetourt Co., VA d. 1849 Smith, Macon Co. Tennessee Frances Woods b. 1765 Bedford Co., VA d. 1821 Honey Bend, Montgomery Co., Illinois Both Buried Honey Bend Cem, Litchfield, Montgomery, IL ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
9. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
Judith, I'm not trying to upset anyones apple cart but...... If you look closely to the 1850 Census....Lockie is living in a household of her own....the numbers at the beginning of the page....denotes another household. Powell and Harvey are her children. Also, after her name in the next household is a Rhoda Bandy age 41 ...do you know who she is? In the 1860 Census in ILL...it's the same...she is living in her own household with Powell and and her daughter Nancy who was born in 18
10. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
I had all this information for Cary and Frances except that she died in Honey Bend, Montgomery Co., Illinois. That is really interesting. The last sentence says they were both buried in Honey Bend Cemetery. Who is the second person of "both"? Carey had died much later in Macon Co., Tenn. Did they return his body to the Honey Bend Cemetery? Thanks for your help. Judith -----Original Message----- From: bandy-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:bandy-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Stolat12@aol.com Sent: Sa
11. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
I just sent a reply to the bandylist that shows Lockey J. Bandy's parents as Isaac Bandy and Lucretia on her marriage license to Oliver Bewley. The 1850 and 1860 censuses do not give relations of the children living with her so it possible they are younger brothers and sister. In the 1900 census she says she has had one child who is still living; that child is Adam Hefley. I am also related to Serepta Meisenheimer whose husband Oliver Bewley married also Lockey Jane Bandy, a relative of my children throu
12. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
Judith, "Just a hunch" ....on the one marriage license of Lockie's...it meantioned father as Issac...and mother's maiden name as Lucretia.....what about # 5 darn it fits or how the person heard what names Lockie gave or her future husband stated!!!! OR this is possibly Lockie's first husband's parents ? No one is actually sure she is a Bandy by birth are they? Again, another angle... Has anyone research Powell S. Bandy line? Rebecca ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith Ritte
13. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
Rhoda Bandy (b.October 06, 1807 Tennessee d. March 16, 1886 Greene Co., Illinois) was the daughter of Carey Bandy and Frances Elizabeth Woods. And the sister to Lewis Riley Bandy who was married to Martha C. Short. Rhoda married James Thomas Dinwiddie on March 23, 1854 in Greene Co., Illinois. Another sister of theirs was Lucretia Cresy Bandy (b. August 27, 1802 Caroline, VA) She married Isom Stinson or Isom Meadows. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.
14. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
Hi Rebecca, Well, I suppose we are upsetting some apple carts in trying to figure this out. First of all, some people refuse to believe that Lockey Bandy is a lady and not a man. Someone told me that Lewis Riley's nickname was Lockey; and three researchers have her as a man. At least some of us realize she is a woman now. I don't know if we'll ever get a positive handle on her and the children in the 1850 census. It does not say they are her children. In some censuses, the census taker was to write do
15. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
Hi Rebecca, I already have copies of both marriage certificates for Lockey Bandy in Montgomery Co., IL. Lockey Jane's first marriage to Matthias Hefley says she is MRS. Lockey Bandy but further down the page she is referred to as Miss Lockey Bandy : "I, Aaron Kean a Justice of the Peace hereby certify that on this day I joined in Marriage, Mr. Matthias Heffley with MISS Lockie J. Bandy agreably to the authority given in the above License." On her marriage to Oliver Bewley, she gives the informati
16. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
Lockie Jane Bandy b. March 1825 Tennessee. Daughter of Lewis Riley Bandy and Martha C. Short. She was allso known as Lockey & Lottie. She had three children. Listed in the 1850 Tennessee Census & the 1860 Illinois Census. Listed as Female in both censuses even ;though other sources list Locky as a male. No other adults are listed in either the 1850 or 1860 households. 1850 Says that Locky Bandy is 25 years old, female, born in Tennessee and living in District 5, Macon, Tennessee. 1860
17. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
Does anyone have the birth and death dates for Cary Bandy and Frances Woods? ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2007 12:20 PM Subject: Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy > Rhoda Bandy (b.October 06, 1807 Tennessee d. March 16, 1886 Greene Co., > Illinois) was the daughter of Carey Bandy and Frances Elizabeth Woods. > And the > sister to Lewis Riley Bandy who was married to Martha C. Short. > Rhoda married James Thomas Dinwiddie on March 2
18. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
Hi Judith, Keep me updated....this is a very interesting mix of uncertainties. Rebecca ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith Rittenhouse" To: Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2007 3:27 AM Subject: Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy > > > Hi Rebecca, > Well, I suppose we are upsetting some apple carts in trying to figure this > out. First of all, some people refuse to believe that Lockey Bandy is a > lady and not a man. Someone told me that Lewis Riley's nickname was
19. Re: [BANDY] Fw: Lockey Bandy [1]
This information below agrees with the information I have. They, Rhoda, Lucretia, and Lewis also have the following siblings: (1) Cecilia Bandy, b. 20 Aug 1793, Virginia, and married Isaac Stinson or Meadows. (2) Mary Bandy, born 4 July 1795 in Caroline, Brunswick, Virginia; died 1 Jan 1873 in Vernon Co., Missouri, and married John or Jack Thompson. (3) (Lewis Riley Bandy which we have) (4) Martha Bandy, born 13 Aug 1800 in Caroline, Brunswick, Virginia. She married Nathan Law. (5) Lucretia "Cresy" Band
20. [BANDY] Harriet PEAIRS and Epson BANDY m. 1822 Sumner Co., TN [1]
I would like to connect with anyone who has the following in their BANDY, PEAIRS or Sumner County TN database. Epson BANDY married Harriet PEAIRS (daughter of Jonathan and Karonhappuck PEAIRS) in about 1822 in Sumner Co., TN I know nothing else about this couple and would like to connect with others who knows what happened to them. Did they have children? Did they stay in Sumner County or did they migrate else where? I will be most appreciative of any clue I am given. Kathleen Burnett
21. [BANDY] Kezziah PEAIRS and Richard BANDY m. 1817 Sumner Co., TN [1]
I would like to connect with anyone who has the following in their BANDY, PEAIRS or Sumner County TN database. Richard BANDY married Kezziah PEAIRS (daughter of Jonathan and Karonhappuck Peairs) in about 1817 in Sumner Co., TN I know nothing else about this couple and would like to connect with others who knows what happened to them. Did they have children? Did they stay in Sumner County or did they migrate else where? I will be most appreciative of any clue I am given. Kathleen Burnett
22. name listing related to my Bandy Line OK/OR [1]
The Samuel A Bandy/Delila Black fam son Charles Carleton Bandy/Rose e. Condley Fam. thank you
23. [BANDY] Bandy.co.uk updated [1]
>Dear Bandy Researchers, > >This is just to let you know that, thanks to Dale Bandy and Burt Eubank, we now >have all the US Census Data 1790 to 1870 (from the Bandy Family in Early >America) and a complete forename Index of the 1850 to 1870 US Census on the >website. > >Did you read the news about the Bandy on the HMS Pandora? > >best regards >Derek Bandy >Derek.Bandy@Geneaweb.co.uk >www.bandy.co.uk > >
24. [BANDY] Re: Mark Hoffman/williams familys [1]
the Oregon Archives have death certs from 1906 forward, but have not been able to find Ed's. I appreciate your reply. I also got a list in the index from another list member,and found another Edward, which was my first ed's son and was married to Helen...it has the cert number and everything...I am requesting that, but do not know if I can get it since he only died in 1975 and I am not a direct line decendent of his...he was my ggrandmothers brother. I feel that Oregon's archives are the best setup and run
25. [BANDY-L] Re: BANDY-D Digest V99 #10 [1]
Dear Barbara: I just joined the Bandy list yesterday and your note was the first e-mail I received from the list and I am very excited that you have mentioned a connection to my Bandy's. My gggrandparents were John Underwood and Cynthia Bandy. They were married Dec. 17, 1822 in Kingston, Roane Co., Tn. I understand that she was born in N.C. I do not know anything about her parents or siblings except that there was a Jesse Bandy who married Artemissa Underwood on Dec. 21, 1822, in Kingston, Roane Co.
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