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1. Re: [BIRD-L] Lord --Bulkeley---- Bird Who is Dorothy Lord,a Bird or a Bulkeley [1]
Your information on the Lords and Birds is essentially correct, but there are a few mistakes. In 1636, with his entire family, ranging in age from 4 to 25, Thomas Lord joined the party of Reverend Thomas HOOKER and Mr. Stone, and one hundred men, women and children which took it's departure from Newtown to form a new settlement on the Connecticut River. They traveled more than one hundred miles through a hideous and trackless wilderness to HARTFORD. These were the first settlers of Hartford. There is a pl
2. [BIRD-L] First Posting/William Bird/Mary Magdalena Shaver/1800/Rockingham Co. VA [1]
Hi to all I have very little info. on these two. Mary Magdalena Shaver is the dau. of John Shaver/Shaffer/Shafer and Dorothy Stoutimore of Rockingham Co. VA. Mary would have been born between 1800 and 1843. I have nothing but William Bird's name. Any help on these two would be appreciated. Always willing to share information. Thanks Sue
3. [BIRD-L] George W. Bird/Burd [1]
I recently saw a query re George Bird and can't find it now. This is a possiblity. Please e-mail me if this person thinks there maybe a connection. 1860 Menard CO ILL census Pettersburg postoffice twp 19 rang 7 p 74/5 l 530/506 Simeon Burd 28 b NY (family bible says PA) Mary 24 Ohio John 5 Mich Mary(Ida) 3 Ind Geo W 2
4. [BIRD-L] archive help [1]
Sorry-also looking for Clark johnson/Emma Louise Schultz Bird. Thanks.
5. [BIRD-L] Re: BIRD-D Digest V00 #20 [1]
> What the heck is meant by "...leading his exposed men within the fort, > >without > >orders." > >I would think one needn't be armed while INSIDE the fort. > > > >James James, At the Battle of Ft. Necessity, the garrison at the fort initially faced off with the French troops outside the fort and exchanged volleys with them for a time. Being outnumbered by the French and Indian force, however, it was not a good idea to try to slug it out for long, and the garrison troops soon made an orderly retreat thro
6. [BIRD-L] Thomas, Benj Sr & Jr. ?? Buncombe Co NC 1790s [1]
Launa and Fellow Bird Researchers: When trying out a new search engine (www.alltheweb.com, which turned up things others didn't for me), I came across a set of transcribed Buncombe Co court recrods ca 1794-1795. I have not gone through them with a fine tooth combe, but at the April 1795 session, Benjamin BIRD Sr. enters some estate administration papers for Benjamin Bird Jr., Thomas BIRD gave bond and security. The Bird brothers are also involved in the estate of Thomas ALLISON. Here is the URL for the
7. [BIRD-L] Wilie Bird, Nash Co. [1]
Searching for information on Wilie Bird, Nash Co. resident. Wilie is found in the 1810 Nash Co. census. Nash Co. will for Wiley dated 1833 list parents but not wife and children. Would like to find the names of wife and children. Any help appreciated. Contact me at angela@cocentral.com Thanks
8. [BIRD-L] Lord --Bulkeley---- Bird Who is Dorothy Lord, a Bird or a Bulkeley [1]
In a message dated 02/05/2000 10:38:29 PM Central Standard Time, jmoore@marshill.com writes: I have always heard that she was Dorothy Bird. Well, HELLO!!!! I am so glad to hear from someone with the same problem. Several weeks ago I joined the Bulkeley list and Hazel sent me an exerpt from "THE BULKELEY GENEALOGY" by D. L. Jacobus A footnote at the bottom of page 16, "A guess made years ago, and still repeated by the ignorant, to the effect that Mrs. Dorothy LORD, who with her family came to Americ
9. [BIRD-L] Genealogy Stamp [1]
from the St. Lawrence Valley Genealogical Society (SLVGS) News, Fall 1999: "The U. S. Postal Service has never had a stamp promoting family history research, yet genealogy is America's most popular hobby. If you would like to see a stamp honoring genealogy, contact the U. S. Postal Service, 476 L'Enfant Plaza, SW, Room 4474B, Washing, DC 20260-6756, OR e-mail them at: customer@email. usps.gov." You might consider posting this on other lists to which you subscribe.
10. [BIRD-L] archieves [1]
OK-Here's som more stuff my mom got for me. Levi was born 14 Dec.1823 and Sarah Angeline Clark Bird was born 21 May 1832 These are my greatr-great grandparents. Still trying to get their states. Jerry and Mildred Adams Bird are great-great uncle and aunt. They are from Hawthorne, WI. circa 1829 Roxann
11. Re: [BIRD-L] Re: BIRD-D Digest V00 #20 [1]
Please use good subject lines, many people delete w/o opening all mail called "digest", "my family", "roll call", "surname" or "genealogy". You want people to read your mail, good subject lines help
12. [BIRD-L] archive help [1]
seeking info. on Levi and Sarah Clark Bird. Anyone?
13. [BIRD-L] trying to help my mom out [1]
Hi-I'm helping my mother with her searches. We are looking for any info on Levi and Sarah Bird. Also--Bird--Clark Johnson/Emma Louise Schultz Bird. All help greatly appreciated. Roxann lexi12horse@kca.net
14. [BIRD-L] Re:BIRD Family [1]
Hi everyone I'm new to the Bird list. I have been looking for my gggg-grandfather Thomas BIRD born abt.1746 I don't know where yet. He married Elizabeth LORD 21 Apr. 1789 St.Michael Parish,Bishops Stortford,Hertford,England. They had four sons William,Thomas,Edward Rant and John Bangham BIRD. Thomas died 25 Mar 1811 in Bishops Stortford,Hertford,England and his wife Elizabeth died June 1800. Does anyone have this family in their family tree? Thank you in advance. Regards Kay Allan mkallan@sageserve.com
15. [BIRD-L] Bird/Burd PA [1]
Re your message: Hi-I'm helping my mother with her searches. We are looking for any info on Levi and Sarah Bird. Also--Bird--Clark Johnson/Emma Louise Schultz Bird. All help greatly appreciated. Roxann lexi12horse@kca.net where were Levi and Sarah Bird from and approximately what years were they living. I too am looking for Burd. this is what I know. Eliza Burd was born 2-Apr-1827 (place unknown) she is also referred to as Susannah. and died 28-Aug-1892 at Putneyville PA. She married John Frederick Gearh
16. [BIRD-L] Birds in Southern Indiana [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------9B33DCCBC7CFB917CECC2127 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------9B33DCCBC7CFB917CECC2127 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <38A49A5A.D15737C5@pop3.qwestinternet.net> Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2000 15:25:14 -0800 From: Marla Moore Reply-To: mmoore@qwestinternet.n
17. Re: [BIRD-L] Bird/Burd PA [1]
I am sorry, but I think the Bird/Burd line that you are searching for might be a different one than mine. However, if I come across something to help you with at a later date, I will let you know. Good luck.At 04:19 PM 2/22/00 -0600, Connie R. Loftus wrote: >Re your message: >Hi-I'm helping my mother with her searches. We are >looking for any info on Levi and Sarah >Bird. Also--Bird--Clark Johnson/Emma Louise Schultz >Bird. All help greatly appreciated. >Roxann lexi12horse@kca.net > >where were Levi and S
18. Re: [BIRD-L] Fwd: BIRD with G. WASHINGTON [1]
>From: James and Sue Stone >To: BIRD-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [BIRD-L] Fwd: BIRD with G. WASHINGTON >Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2000 20:17:47 -0700 > >Hi. > >What the heck is meant by "...leading his exposed men within the fort, >without >orders." >I would think one needn't be armed while INSIDE the fort. > >James > >Grant Johnston wrote: > > > A BIRD listed here with G. WASHINGTON > > I didn't write it, I just forwarded it. Contact hermfagley@juno.com > > > > > >Forwarded Message: >
19. [BIRD-L] Nathaniel BIRD, 1728-1796, RI [1]
Hi All, I am new to this list and am interested in the following family: 1- Nathaniel BIRD, bc 1728, d 4 Nov 1796 in Newport, RI, bur in Newport + Hannah (____), bc 1730, d 23 Nov 1816, bur in Newport 2- Clarissa BIRD, d before 2 Dec 1840 + Christopher ELLERY 1768 - 1840 I would like to know the parents of Nathaniel as well as his birth place and marriage date. If anyone could help me I would appreciate it very much. Thanks, Millicent
20. [BIRD-L] Edward BYRD [1]
Edward BYRD born between 1738-1740 died 30 Jan 1831, Martin Co., NC. Does any one have a list of his siblinds? My ancestor was Isaac BIRD/BYRD born between 1740-1750 who we believe was living in Martin Co., NC in 1778 and was in Robeson Co., NC by 1787 the year the county was forme.. Could Isaac BIRD BYRD be relate to EDWARD BYRD? Isaac BIRD/BYRD of Martin Co., NC sold land DB "A" page 178 , 11 March 1778 that was owned by Edward BIRD who purchased lthis land from Richard BIRD 6 Feb. 1735 DB "E
21. [BIRD-L] RICHARD BIRD [1]
HI, I am looking for information on RICHARD BIRD b 1751, Orange Co NC. M RACHEL DICKIE b 1755, Orange Co., NC. Thanks. Anne
22. [BIRD-L] BYRD [1]
This is our Byrd family. Does anyone have a connection? Descendants of Edward Byrd 1 [13] Edward Byrd .. +Elizabeth Razor ........ 2 William Edward Byrd b: Abt. 1780 in Martin Co. North Carolina d: August 12, 1840 in Hardin Co. TN ............ +Lovey Cherry b: Abt. 1784 in Martin Co. North Carolina m: in North Carolina d: Abt. 1870 in Hardin Co. TN ................... 3 John Richard Byrd b: Abt. 1803 in North Carolina
23. [BIRD-L] Prudence Bird Kellogg [1]
I am interested in finding the parents of Prudence Bird who was married to Martin Kellogg before 1630. Their son Daniel Kellogg was my ancestor. Is there anyone out there researching the Kellogg and Bird families. Candee
24. [BIRD-L] Bird Family Virginia [1]
Hi, I found a interesting url for bird research that I thought you would be interested in. It is www.rootsweb.com/~vabath/ It has a Bird Family It's about time 4 volumes about 1/4 of the page down. Makes for interesting reading if nothing else. Donna ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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