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1. [BIRD-L] BIRD, Mary Ann - England ? [1]
Hi, I am searching for any additional information I can get on: Mary Ann BIRD, b: abt 1806 in England, d:18 Oct 1902, her parents were: A. BIRD and J. BIRD. Mary Ann BIRD, m: Edward B. OLDER, (most likely in England) he b: 1 Feb 1807 in Dover, Kent, England; d: abt 1877 in Kanawha Co. WV. Edward OLDER was the son of Edward OLDER, and Frances WATERS. I have additional info on the OLDER Family, but that is all on BIRD Family, Thanks for any help.
2. [BIRD-L] SURNAMES connected to my BIRD family [1]
Hi all: Here is a list of the surnames which are connected to my main surname, BIRD. The Bird line I am researching comes from Wantage Twp., Sussex County, NJ and possibly Warren County, NJ. Some, William Bird born 1801 and His wife Lottishey Hornbaker, moved to Madison Township PA around 1847. Any connections would be welcomed greatly. Thanks for looking. Paul AKERS - PA BIESECKER - PA BRONSON - PA CHAMBERLAIN - PA DEPEW - NJ/PA FINCH - PA HEBERLING - PA HENDERSHOT - PA HORNBAKER - NJ/PA KNAPP- P
3. Re: [BIRD-L] Dorothy BIRD and Dighton BIRD [1]
Cheryl: Dorothy Bird is not part of my line, but I know there are a lot of gedcoms that contain her family on the Ancestry world tree. It can be found at http://www.ancestry.com. and is a free service. I especially like the name she and Thomas gave to their first daughter: Thanks To Thee. Judy
4. [BIRD-L] THOMAS BIRD--1817--ALABAMA [1]
Afternoon ! Just got on the line. My Great Grand Dad (Thomas Bird) was born in Alabama in1817, fought in the Seminole War with the Alabama Milita,was discharged 1836/7. Married Polly Higdon in 1838, moved to Gallatin County Ill around 1839/40. Received 80 acres in Gallatin County Ill abt 1850 for his service in the Indian Wars. My query is; is there any one out there researching the same family and has information on Thomas's Mother and Father. Thax AL BYRD LIST MANAGER FOR: TAPPTICO-L@ROOTSWEB.COM
5. [BIRD-L] Julia Ann BIRD [1]
I have a BIRD female. I don't know much about her...but...would love to connect with this BIRD family... Here is what I know... This is taken from a little family history that was sent to me by a cousin and I will type it just as HE wrote it.... "In the year of 1815, in the state of tennessee, a fullblood Choctaw baby was born. I can't find the names of her mother and tahter, but they named their baby Christina, which was usually written in the sort form "Tennie." She was 21 years old when her folk
6. Re: [BIRD-L] Elizabeth Bird/ Simon Murphy [1]
What are the dates... Wilma gencon@harborside.com Meowtalker@aol.com wrote: > > Hoping to locate a descendant of this Bird line who can tell me more. > > I have conflicting info on this marriage. > First: > Elizabeth Bird/Byrd, daughter of William Bird & Hannah Grendon, m. Sion/Simon > Murphy. (Source FTM CD's) > > Second: > Elizabeth Bird/Byrd daughter of Thomas Bird & Mary ?, m. Sion/Simon Murphy. > (Source LDS) > > Does anyone know WHICH Elizabeth is the correct one to be the spouse of Sion > Murphy
7. [BIRD-L] Re: BIRD-D Digest V98 #161 [1]
In a message dated 10/2/98 2:41:50 PM Central Daylight Time, BIRD-D- request@rootsweb.com writes: > > Have some BYRD Marriages and Deaths from VA and NC. Anyone interested ? > Send me an email and I'll send them to you. > Fannie Fannie, Please send to me. Thanks for the offer. Jynelle
8. [BIRD-L] TO: Cherl Nelson - cinelson@ucdavis.edu [1]
Dear Cherl I tried to get this message to you through AOL and JUNO and it was undelivered. So I figure it will go through this time. I don't know if you have used the facilities at the Family History Center in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint. They have pedigree/descendency charts on both of the BIRD women you are looking for. I'm sure you will will want to look at them. Neither one are my direct line but they both do fit into the branch lines. I have BIRD/MYRICK/HATHWAY/LUCE ect. We
9. [BIRD-L] Burds from 1900 NJ census soundex [1]
I printed out a "bunch" of Burd surname soundex cards for the 1900 census as well as a few from the 1880 soundex. Note that this is for NEW JERSEY - most of them, in fact, are from Warren Co., NJ. If you have a Burd who lived in Warren County, please provide as much information as possible and I will check it against the sheets I have. I reserve the right to take as long as I have to, and to refuse any requests which involve additional research. I don't know what I have; I am trying to locate Ida Snyder and
10. [BIRD-L] BIRD, Edith-HEAD Pete Alonso [1]
Hi, I'm looking for information about Edith BIRD. She was, according to family lore, of Native American descent, and her mother walked the Trail of Tears. Edith was born 1831 in Lady Slipper, Wisconsin. She married Pete Alonso HEAD. They had at least one son, Churchell Bird HEAD born about 1851 and according to census reports, he was born in New York. Does any of this sound familiar, and do you have any clues as to how to further the research on the Native American lore? Thanks Margo malurvey@juno
11. Re: [BIRD-L] List archives [1]
Sandra Ragan wrote: > > Hi, > > Do the list masters keep archives of the postings? How far back? > > Since I lost my Netscape Mailbox when a virus wiped out my harddrive I'm > trying to rebuild the data that hadn't been copied into my family files (I > have two internal drives and only one was affected). Most of the addresses > seem to be OK . > > I lost the list postings from April 5th through Oct 10th. The data lost in my > family files was from Sept 5th to Oct 10th - luckily I had been too busy > wor
12. [BIRD-L] I'm back! [1]
Rather than recount the story many times... My machine has been down for a week due to the notorious AutoStart virus. It sat hiding, even from the utility designed specifically to search it out, till I tried to reformat a DOS floppy as a Mac one. Then it proceeded to format one of my internal hard drives! I eventually had to ZAP the PRAM (reset it to the factory defaults for the uninitiated), reformat both internal drives, and reinstall all my software to get everything working again. However, because I'v
13. Re: [BIRD-L] Re: BIRD-D Digest V98 #161 [1]
Thanks Fannie: I'm interestred. Paul At 07:02 PM 10/2/1998 EDT, JCaffey259@aol.com wrote: >In a message dated 10/2/98 2:41:50 PM Central Daylight Time, BIRD-D- >request@rootsweb.com writes: > >> >> Have some BYRD Marriages and Deaths from VA and NC. Anyone interested ? >> Send me an email and I'll send them to you. >> Fannie > >Fannie, > >Please send to me. Thanks for the offer. > >Jynelle > > >==== BIRD Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe send message to BIRD-L-request@rootsweb.com. If you are get
14. [BIRD-L] BIRD>ABRAM [1]
Desperately seeking Sarah ABRAM, b abt 1946, probably in England. Her lineage is: I Fred BIRD, Sociologist, Columbia U, no dates md Myra Sutherland, b 5/3/1882, Nova Scotia They were medical missionaries in Teh(e)ran, Persia, returning about 1918?? Later divorced. II Jean BIRD, b abt 1917, in Teh(e)ran, lived in US & Eng md Mark ABRAM, a newspaper man in Eng. May have been divorced?? III Sarah ABRAM, b abt 1946, possibly in Eng. Believe she lived in US sometimes. Anyone know
15. [BIRD-L] Elizabeth Bird/ Simon Murphy [1]
Hoping to locate a descendant of this Bird line who can tell me more. I have conflicting info on this marriage. First: Elizabeth Bird/Byrd, daughter of William Bird & Hannah Grendon, m. Sion/Simon Murphy. (Source FTM CD's) Second: Elizabeth Bird/Byrd daughter of Thomas Bird & Mary ?, m. Sion/Simon Murphy. (Source LDS) Does anyone know WHICH Elizabeth is the correct one to be the spouse of Sion Murphy. Thanks Nancy Bozeman Byrd
16. [BIRD-L] Animated Map of County Formation [1]
I thought you all might like to take a look at this site referred to on the ETN list, which shows the progression of county divisions in the United States. Then again, you might not want to look at it because it may depress you if you are like me and are pretty sure you have VA ancestors who never moved a foot, but lived in five different counties between 1770 and 1800. Here is the URL: You must capitalize the "A" in Animation http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~stephan/Animation/us.gif Janet Hunter
17. [BIRD-L] BIRDs of Virginia [1]
William BIRD, born London England, in Virginia by 1635, m. Hannah Grendon Jennings, dau of Thomas GRENDON and Elizabeth STEGG. William's son Thomas BIRD m. Mary ? and had Elizabeth BIRD who married John LANIER. Always looking for more on early BIRDs. Thanks. Anned
18. Re: [BIRD-L] Dorothy BIRD and Dighton BIRD [1]
Cheryl, this from the GENWEB Send reply to: From: "M. Burns" To: Subject: will of Dorothy Bird Lord, wife of Thomas Lord, one of the founders of Hartford CT Date sent: Sat, 13 Sep 1997 12:09:57 -0400 Dorothy Lord died at age 86 in 1676; her will (2/8/1669 or 2/8/1670, Savage, p116) is as follows: In the name of God Amen, I Dorothy Lord of Hartford in the colony of Connecticutt in New England, being stricken in years and at present laboring under some bodily weakness;
19. [BIRD-L] Dorothy BIRD and Dighton BIRD [1]
Hello, I'm fortunate to count two BIRD women among my ancestors. But as a new researcher I have few facts and little detail - most of it based upon genealogies posted on-line without source references. I would appreciate information on each of these two women and referral to reliable research resources to pursue. First, Dighton BIRD, b ca 1685 married Isaac Merrick (various spellings) and lived in Taunton, Bristol Co., MA. Cited as parents (without source reference) are John Bird and Elizabeth Williams
20. [BIRD-L] Henry Bird Jr. [1]
Henry Bird JR. b: 1817 NY possibly in Canandaigua, moved to Michigan about 1835. Looking for place of birth and parents who may have moved from Mass. or Conn to NY Gerald Clark
21. [BIRD-L] Bird, Mary Ann [1]
Hi I'm new to this BIRD List. I also don't have much go on. Mary Ann BIRD, b: abt 1806; d: 18 Oct. 1902. Maybe born in England??? Married: Edward B. Older, his b:1 Feb. 1807, d: about 1877, born in Dover, Kent, England Mary Ann's Parents: Father: A. Bird and Mother J. Bird Any help with information on Mary Ann Bird or her parents or siblings would be greatly appreciated. Many Thanks in advance, Norma
22. [BIRD-L] Mae Bird, Fred Swartz [1]
Looking for information on Mae Bird wife of Fred Swartz. Mother of Edythe Mae Swartz born July 29, 1902. Thanks. Paul
23. [BIRD-L] Mrs. Scott Bird of Confluence, Rev. A.J. Bird of Franklin [1]
Hi all: Looking for information from an obit from a Johnstown paper, July 13, 1905 for Mrs. Henry Varner. Need info on: Mrs. Scott Bird & family of Confluence Rev. A.J. Bird of Franklin who assisted Rev. A. J. Cook of Moxam I am very much interested in the Bird surname. Any help, as always, greatly appreciated. Thanks all.
24. [BIRD-L] List archives [1]
Hi, Do the list masters keep archives of the postings? How far back? Since I lost my Netscape Mailbox when a virus wiped out my harddrive I'm trying to rebuild the data that hadn't been copied into my family files (I have two internal drives and only one was affected). Most of the addresses seem to be OK . I lost the list postings from April 5th through Oct 10th. The data lost in my family files was from Sept 5th to Oct 10th - luckily I had been too busy working outside to do much during that period (in
25. [BIRD-L] George Henry Byrd [1]
My husbands grandfather George Henry BYRD was born in Wilmington Delaware in January 1890. Is he a part of anyone's family tree? If we have a connection I would love to hear from you! Marcy Trenton, NJ
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