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1. [BIRD-L] Richard Byrd [1]
There was a Richard Byrd who died 29 April 1817 in Lincoln Co., TN. Apparently his wife was already dead. Adm. of Estate was Joel Pinson. Rebecky Byrd, Polly Byrd & Elliford Byrd were listed as infant children of Richard Byrd. Estate to Elizabeth Sanders for nursing & boarding children from 15 April 1814 to 15 March 1816. His Will was recorded 27 Jan 1824. Glenda
2. [BIRD-L] Looking for the ancestors of Hiram Bird [1]
Submitted by a Sisson cousin for consideration. Does anyone recognize this Bird? Thanks, Kathleen My earliest known Bird ancestor was Hiram Bird who was born in 1790 in S.C. My earliest known Winn ancestor was John Wynn/Wynne/Winn who married in 1802, Elizabeth Harris. My closer relatives spell the name WYNN. My grandfather was James Washington Wynn, Sr.
3. [BIRD-L] Bird/ Standerfer/Heard [1]
In addition to what Danny has so graciously sent to the list, I will add the following. The more I dig, the more interesting the diggings get! John Standifer, Sr. was born 1637 & died 1714. He married Sarah (?) and they had a son, John, Jr., b. 1679 in Baltimore Co., MD, m. Margaret Skelton and d. 12 April 1720. They had a son, James J. Standifer, b. 17 Oct 1715, m. Martha Watkins and died Sept. 1807 on Simmons Creek, Franklin Co., VA. Roy D. Sculley states they moved to Halifax Co., VA and settled in the
4. [BIRD-L] Covey of Birds [1]
This is what Tom Skeen says in "Covey of Birds" about the German Birds. 1. John George (Barth) Bird, b. Kirchard ? Germany, d. 3 Aug 1769 in Lancaster Co., PA, migrated ca 1725 from Germany to Chester Co., PA (now Lancaster Co), m. 26 Nov 1715 in Germany to Anna Barbara Klein, daughter of Joh. Wolf Klein 2. ? Bird b. 13 May 1719 - no further information 3. Zacharias (Barth) Bird, b. 4 Jan 1721 4. Anna Catherina (Bart) Bird, b. 2 Sep 1730 5. Anna Maria (Bart) Bird, b. 1 Apr 1734 6. George Philip (Bart) Bird,
5. [BIRD-L] Bird Spreadsheets [1]
I sent a notice earlier about anyone who wanted a copy of the spread sheets on the different John, Francis, Andrew, Thomas, William, etc. Birds, to send me a SASE. If you have not already sent one, please don't until further notice as I'm having my computer room remodeled and all of my genealogy stuff is scatered all over the house and I can't even get to my copy machine. Thanks. Glenda
6. [BIRD-L] Richard Bird/Rachel Dicky [1]
My third great grandfather was Toliver Florance. He married Elizabeth Bird, daughter of Richard Bird and Rachel Dicky. Toliver and Elizabeth were married in 1812 in Orange Count, North Carolina. They later moved to Caswell County, North Carolina. Their children included: Alivs, who moved to Madison County TN James (my GG grandfather), who moved to Webster Co., MO Empson William B, who taught school at Caswell Academy and then vanished George W. James my GG grandfather married Sarah Simpson Boulden.
7. [BIRD-L] Fallacies found! Errors in "source" about Bird family of CT (d. 1662) [1]
Hello Birds, I located a copy of the 1882 Porter Genealogy last spring at the Library of Congress. This book, often cited as a credible source of information about Thomas Bird of Hartford, CT, is entitled "The Descendants of John Porter of Windsor, CT" by Col. Joshua Porter, M.D. (printed for the compilers by George W. Ball, Saratoga Springs, N.Y., 1882.) This particular publication appears to be the likely source of several persistent factual errors regarding the parents of James and Joseph Bird of
8. [BIRD-L] More information about "Goodman Birde" of Hatfield Broad Oak; John Birde? [1]
In my last post, I described some entries in the account book of Sir Thomas Barrington that identify a "Goodman Birde the Basketmaker" who left for New England sometime shortly after April 26, 1637 from Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex. The entries were found in: Sir Thomas Barrington's Account Book Bk. II.f.21. E.R.O. D/DBa.A2 Sir Thomas Barrington's Account Book Bk. II.f.29. verso E.R.O. D/DBa.A2 The original reference that led me to these entries was the book "Mobility and Migration: East Anglian Found
9. [BIRD-L] Found this on Estes--Genforum [1]
from tombstone inscriptions: Old Poe (Baker) Cemetery, Hickory Co.,MO Bird Estes 9-13-1788 to 3-11-1841 Mary Ann (Jackson)Estes 9-10-1792 to 3-6-1847 (I believe this part of Hickory County used to be Polk County) They had 11 children: Jackson, Wilson, Nancy, William, James Harvey, Elisha, Milton, John Louis, Bird, Mary A., and Martha Jane. They lived in St Clair Co.,IL where all of their children were born (oldest child Jackson may have been born in KY reports vary). Then they moved to Polk (Hickory)
10. [BIRD-L] JOHN Bird not THOMAS Bird - Immigrant of 1637 to MA and CT [1]
Hello all Birds, I checked Savage, vol. I, p. 287 and found this: "BUDD, JOHN, New Haven 1639, liv. some yrs. at Southold, on L.I. as a freem. of Conn. a lieut. 1661, and rep. for Greenwich 1664, and for the Unit. Col. of Conn. 1666, and after. He was rep. for Milford in 1677, Trumbull, II, 318, then call. him Bird." This is the same John Budd who traveled in 1637 on the "Hector," arriving in Boston from London on June 26, 1637. The ship then carried the John Davenport party to New Haven colony, arr
11. Re: [BIRD-L] Bird & Abraham Lincoln Connection [1]
Abraham Lincoln's parents were Thomas Lincoln & Nancy Hanks, his grandparents were Abraham Hannaniah Lincoln & Elizabeth Winter. Patti >I thought this was interesting. From the files of Mr. & >Mrs. A.S. Miller of >Jonesboro, TN, Mrs. Miller being a daughter of Abraham >Byrd who was s/o >Amos Byrd, who was s/o John Byrd & Mary "Polly" Rymel. > >John Byrd, Jr., b. 1779-80, s/o John Byrd, Sr., m. 3 >March 1807 to Mary >Rymel, daughter of John Rymel and Rebekah Lincoln. >Rebekah Lincoln was a >sister of
12. [BIRD-L] Hannah Bird born 1797 NJ [1]
Hello, I have a Hannah Bird Vanatta born 1797 - parents Henry & Nancy Bird Could she be a dau of the Henry and Nancy listed below? Please help!!!!!! DeAnne ID: I4651 Name: Nancy ALLEN Sex: F Birth: ABT 1750 Death: bet 1830 - 1840 Change Date: 7 APR 2000 Marriage 1 Henry BIRD b: 1750 - 1760Children Elisha
13. Re: [BIRD-L] John Bird, son of Philemon and Mary Macguire [1]
Patti, thanks for putting your information on the list. I find it interesting that you have John Bird, son of Philemon and Mary Macguire, as being in Washington County, TN by 1774 (when he married Mary Polly Rymel), and I'm thinking that you are correct. Other researchers have John Bird Sr., of Franklin County, VA as the son of Philemon and Mary Macguire. But, because his brother, Samuel, never appeared in records as the son of Philemon and Mary, and neither one named any children Philip or Phil
14. Re: [BIRD-L] Bird & Abraham Lincoln Connection [1]
What I sent is all that I have and have cited my sources, I canb
15. [BIRD-L] Baltimore Co. Land Records [1]
Hello Everyone, This message below came across my radar screen -- Birds in Baltimore Co. records before 1687. Some other familiar names here too. I think the Choates were still in Anne Arundel at this point. Has anyone seen this book? Is this the source of Danny's info below: 27 April 1683 - John & Elizabeth Bird of Bush River, Baltimore Co., MD to Benjamin Bennett of Gunpowder River, Balt. Co., MD, 50 acrea...Gunpowder River...line of Thomas Preston, Edward Reeves and John Collett. Signed John (x)
16. Re: [BIRD-L] Bird/ Standerfer/Heard [1]
In a message dated 9/21/2003 12:38:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Dbyrd000@aol.com writes: << Maybe we had a Bird or two stray down to Georgia along with the Heards from Pittsylvania? >> Isaiah Christopher Bird was born in 1818 in Fairfield District, SC and died about 1879 location unknown. In the 1840s he was in GA at least until the Civil War. There are no known siblings although there were a great many Birds. Still a brickwall, Rosebird
17. [BIRD-L] Birds in E. TN [1]
I think we have at least two different Bird/Byrd families in east Tennessee in the late 1700's. The German Birds and some of the English Byrds. It will take some doing but I think we can distinguish between, at least some of them. If what was in the book, "Eighteenth Century Emigrants, Vol. I, The Northern Kraichgau", by Annette Kunselman Burgert, is true, then she had the German Birds separated from the others, and according to her, Lewis Bird was one of the German Birds. The book states these Birds emig
18. [BIRD-L] Mary Thompson [1]
Mary Thompson, please get in touch with me at: gtodd@edge.net Sorry to bother the whole list with this. Glenda
19. [BIRD-L] Bird and Abraham Lincoln Connections [1]
Check out these families for families that lived in VA/WV.: BIRD - RUDDELL - WILSON - SLAVENS - INSKEEP - SADOWSKI - JONES - CAIN - VAUSE - POWNALL - PETERS - SCOTHORN - GUTHRIE: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/attachment/an/surnames.bird/1408.4/attachment-1/TC9hsyG89rpu08CSpChu-D/sadowsky.jpg BIRD - LYCON - ROBESON - LINCOLN - BOONE - TALLMAN - LINVILLE - BALDWIN - SL
20. [BIRD-L] Byrd/Bird Info [1]
For those of you who have not already sent me a SASE for copies of the Bird/Byrd info I compiled on the different Thomas, Francis, John, Samuel, William, Abraham, Andrew, etc. Birds/Byrds and some Armstrongs and Choates, please send a large 9 x 12 (or something similar) envelope with enough stamps to cover the postage for 38 pages. It turned out to be longer than I had originally thought. To those of you who have already sent envelopes, the info went out today. Glenda
21. Re: [BIRD-L] Bird & Abraham Lincoln Connection [1]
Patrisha, Are there any records proving that this John Bird actually resided in Pittsylvania County, Virginia in 1782. The John Bird that I am familiar with of Pittsylvania remained there in that area for many years past 1782 according to records if I am not mistaken. If this John Bird was there during this same time frame, then there were not only several Johns in Pittsylvania, but possibly two or three Bird families that may or may not be related. At this time, I only know of two Bird families
22. Re: [BIRD-L] Bird/ Standerfer/Heard [1]
Glenda, I also think that there's a Heard/Bird connection, but still can't figure it out. -- Marla (p353) Jesse Heard of Wilkes Co., Ga, 10/1/1800, to Stephen Heard (Herd) of Jackson Col, Ga 1,402 acres on Beaver Creek. Wit: Judith B. Herd (Heard), Joseph Bird, Wm. Carr, John Graham, J. P. Rec. 11/12/1802 Source: The National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Volumes 1-85, 1600- 1900, Volume 13, Bounty Warrants for Revolutionary War Service, Jackson Co., Ga., Page 66 @ Genealogy.com, April 17, 2003
23. Re: [BIRD-L] Birds [1]
George Bird\Byrd m. January 25, 1788 Hannah Allen in Shenandoah County, Virginia no further information. Patti >This may have already been on the list, but in the >Shenandoah Co., VA >Will Book S, pg 127, there was a Will of Hannah Bird >proved 13 Jan 1834, >and she mentioned children: Mark, Reubin A. and Lydia >Bird. This was >probably Hannah Allen, daughter of Reubin Allen, Jr. & >Lydia Moore, who >married Capt. George Bird (1763-1826) 25 Jan 1788 in >Shenandoah Co., >VA. Two of their children were
24. [BIRD-L] Thomas Bird [1]
Does anyone know who the following Thomas Bird was???? It was certainly in the right area and time frame to be the Thomas Bird who died 1805 in Robertson Co., TN. Could have been one of those sent over here from the prison in England. "Thomas Bird, servant man of Joseph Robinson, 27 Nov 1751 in Augusta County, Virginia". Thanks, Glenda
25. [BIRD-L] List Administrator [1]
Would the Bird/Byrd List Administrator please contact me at gtodd@edge.net. Thanks. Glenda
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