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1. [BIRD-L] BIRD / JACKSON Lincoln Co. Ky 1793 [1]
The marriage bond for Ephraim JACKSON and Nancy BIRD was issued in Lincoln Co. KY, May 7, 1793. Need help with the parents of Nancy Bird. Ephraim was the son of Joseph JACKSON and I think his mother was a TINSLEY. Can anyone document that? Joseph's wife was deceased when he wrote his will May 1797. Joseph Jackson died by Oct 1797; Ephraim Jackson d. 1835 and Nancy (Bird) Jackson after 1842 -- all in Lincoln Co. KY. Thanks in advance for answers to these questions. Linda Linda Sparks Starr ls
2. RE: [BIRD-L] Mothers Day [1]
Yes - but for a lot on the list you are somewhat late as Mothers day was back in April or was it March! Andrew -----Original Message----- From: green304wv@aol.com [mailto:green304wv@aol.com] Sent: 11 May 2003 16:52 To: BIRD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [BIRD-L] Mothers Day HI,HOPE ALL ON LIST HAS A WONDERFUL DAY...Judy Green ==== BIRD Mailing List ==== Do no send attachments to the list. ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: htt
3. Re: [BIRD-L] Mothers Day [1]
HI,HOPE ALL ON LIST HAS A WONDERFUL DAY...Judy Green
4. [BIRD-L] Just a Coincidence? [1]
I found this today about John Ramsey in Henry County--not sure if he's the one that died in Augusta County at the SAME time with the SAME name of wife, MARY, but it SURE is interesting!! Any comments?? -- Marla ______________________________________ Henry Deed Book 3, p. 74. I promise to give up all my right and property of one sixth part of all my father, John Ramsey, decd, Estate in land and other property which was my part of the said estate. I do hereby acknowledge and give it up in the posessi
5. [BIRD-L] Ramsey and Byrd and Lewis Connection ?? [1]
Does anyone have additional information on the Ramsey or Lewis families? Any help is greatly appreciated. --Marla ______________________________________ Pittsylvania Co. Order Book 1, p. 260, November, 1770 A deed from John RAMSEY to John BYRD LEWIS was proved by the oaths of three subscribing witnesses thereto to be the act and deed of the said John Ramsey and the same is ordered to be recorded. Pittsylvania Co. Deed Bk 2, p. 48, November 21, 1770 John RANEY (Ramsey) of NC to John LEWIS BYRD of Pi
6. [BIRD-L] Variations of Spellings [1]
A fellow spoke at a genealogy gathering and stated BAIRD is a varation of the spelling for BYRD & BIRD.
7. [BIRD-L] Bird & Powell [1]
I am researching the union of a male _____ BIRD who married female _____ POWELL, probably in South Carolina in the late 1700s/early 1800s. That union produced at least one daughter: Zieley BIRD. Zieley (or Zilly or Zilla) was born on December 2, 1801. And, she married Josiah HUDGENS on August 11, 1825. I am requesting information of the BIRD/POWELL marriage: names, dates of birth, date of marriage, etc.
8. [BIRD-L] Bird/Byrd Refs in Pittsylvania VA Court Order Book I [1]
Hello Cousins! Gayle Austin has began transcribing the first Court Order Book for Pittsylvania County, VA, 1767. I did an extremely quick run through/word search for Bird/Byrd/Berd/Burd/Baird/Beard and Choate and Webb (none). The results are below. The entire document is at the website below. Gayle's post to another list is appended at the end. FYI, Helen...lots of Armstrongs (plus Pattersons, Martins, Simmons, etc...) Best Regards, Janet Hunter http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapittsy/CourtRecordsBk
9. RE: [BIRD-L] Mothers Day [1]
Just checked - Mother's day in England (and Wales!) was 30th March! Andrew -----Original Message----- From: Carl Williams [mailto:cwilli@ev1.net] Sent: 12 May 2003 09:19 To: Andrew Mead; BIRD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [BIRD-L] Mothers Day You've got to be kidding. Calendars are everywhere. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Mead" To: Sent: Monday, May 12, 2003 2:14 AM Subject: RE: [BIRD-L] Mothers Day > Yes - but for a lot on the list you are s
10. Re: [BIRD-L] Mothers Day [1]
You've got to be kidding. Calendars are everywhere. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Mead" To: Sent: Monday, May 12, 2003 2:14 AM Subject: RE: [BIRD-L] Mothers Day > Yes - but for a lot on the list you are somewhat late as Mothers day was > back in April or was it March! > Andrew > > -----Original Message----- > From: green304wv@aol.com [mailto:green304wv@aol.com] > Sent: 11 May 2003 16:52 > To: BIRD-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [BIRD-L] Mothers D
11. [BIRD-L] Pittsylvania Bird/Byrd's [1]
Janet and all, this is all that I've found in the Pittsylvania Order Books on our Bird/Byrd's. Some of this info may be new to you, some not. However, I'm fairly certain that Bedford County has more info on these same people, that I haven't seen. For what it's worth, here goes. --Marla Abraham Bird Pittsylvania Co. VA Order Book Vol 1, p. 382, March, 1772 Abraham Byrd, Plaintiff against Thomas Landrith, defendant, on a petition. The plaintiff being summoned and not appearing, the plaintiff by h
12. [BIRD-L] RAYMOND BIRD [1]
Hello, I am researching RAYMOND FRANLIN BIRD born 1893 in PA. In the 1910 PA census he is listed in Chester co, PA He married ELLA FREED and had many children. He died abt 1940 in Downingtown, Chester co, PA Thank you Kathy list "mom' for Blinn-L, Brauch-L, Figiel-L, Germans-to-Phila-L, Germans-Oh-Starkco-L, Hamby-L, Hofmann-L, Huther-L, Paszotta-L, Schumacher-L, Sibel-L, Troop-L, Vollmer, Wherity-L homepage http://community.webtv.net/kathy556/DoughertyGordonBaer
13. [BIRD-L] long hunters [1]
Re: [LONGHUNTERS] definition Date: 5/6/03 5:05:38 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: glh@naxs.com To: LONGHUNTERS-L@rootsweb.com Sent from the Internet (Details) How Long Hunting Evolved: During the earliest days of the Colony of Virginia a market developed for beaver pelts and other skins and furs in Europe. At first, most of these commodities were supplied by the Indians near the coast but by 1700 William
14. [BIRD-L] Exerpts from Virginia Land Records Book [1]
Virginia Land Records, indexed by Gary Parks, Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1982. GEN 929.3 V817a p. 550 Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents, prepared by W. G. Stanard (177). Richard Bennett (1) 2,000 ac. On Nansmond River adjoining the land granted to Geo. Fawdon (2), ... due for importation of 40 persons...granted by West, June 26, 1635. John Francis, Ann Atwood, Alexander Gaines, John Lane, Eliz. Hasley, Geo. Locke, Ricd Bird, Jon. Peters, Tho. Williams, Gilbert Lee, Tho. Jones,
15. [BIRD-L] Abner Bird 1735-xxxx was Re: jameson [1]
In a message dated 5/1/03 7:15:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time, scollins3@msn.com writes: > Hello Sandra, > John Jameson b 1680 in Galaway Ireland d York Co., PA > Father James b 1650 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland > Marriage 1 Margaret White > Children > Alexander, Thomas, John, Samuel, Jane > Do you have any documentation of the above? > My Sister and I are doing our family genealogy, and have been > searching for proof of this for years, > My name is Sandy. I am not sure that this is the right Bird
16. [BIRD-L] Secret Diary of Wm BYRD, Correspondence Collections [1]
Hello Everyone, I am trying to document my doubts that the Mary Baugh, who many folks seem to say married (1) John Crowley, (2) Thomas (or maybe John) Howlett, (3) Henry Ascough; and (4) Thomas Byrd, could be the mother of any of the often cited sons of Thomas Byrd (brother of William Byrd I). To wit: Thomas, William, Andrew & Abraham. My interest in this is double. First I have Tennessee Byrd (probably Robertson Co) ancestry that appears to trace back to Franklin Co. VA, where there was a heal
17. [BIRD-L] Thomas C. Bird [1]
Anyone from England with a Thomas C. Bird in their family tree? He is supposedly born in England in 1802, came to the United States before 1830. He may have entered the Untied States through New York, living in Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, and Arkansas. He has been a puzzle for many Bird families in the States, because he lived such a mysterious life. Going from state to state, wife to wife. Help solve the mystery of this man. wildred@mychoice.net
18. Re: [BIRD-L] Wm BYRD, [1]
In a message dated 5/25/2003 6:35:24 PM Eastern Standard Time, janethunter703@aol.com writes: > Source B: "The Great American Gentleman: William Byrd of Westover in > Virginia, his secret diary for the years 1709-1712." Eds. Louis B. Wright > and Marion > Tinling. NY, Putnam, 1963. > > This source is cited twice, pages 152 and 153, and is a continuation of the > sentence above and I assume refers to the death information. [She married > (4) > Thomas Byrd, son of John Byrd Byrd and Grace (Stegge)
19. [BIRD-L] Re: BIRD-D Digest V03 #42 [1]
Janet, I finally dug out my book, "Secret Diary of William Byrd" and it was for later years than you mentioned and did not mention any Baughs. Sorry. Glenda
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