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Subject: Re: John Baird
Date: Wed, 16 Jul 1997 21:13:48 -0400 (EDT)


Gloria,

This is the file excerpt that I was refering to from Bonna.
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It seems to be a mistake that I have been researching John Baird married to
Frances Scott Bradner, etc as my line goes from "old John Baird" whose son
William came here to Clinton County. I do correspond with Bonna Cunningham
(to whom I am related thru both the Rinns and the Bairds) and she descends
from this William Baird also, so I don't think she was doing the John
Baird/Frances Scott Bradner line either.
I have no McClearys or Bradners in my database.
Sorry, Gloria
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Here is part of the file that Bonna sent me last winter - check # 3 in col.
# 5 -

| | | | 2. Mary Baird - 2582 & Joseph Bullman - 4879
| | | | | 1. Barzilla Adams Bullman* - 5047 (1803 - ) & Mary
Scanland - 5048
| | | | | | 1. William Thomas Bullman - 5145 (1835 - 1911) & C.
Hannah - 5152
| | | | | | 2. Parker Bullman - 5146
| | | | | | 3. John T. Bullman - 5147
| | | | | | 4. Mary Elizabeth Bullman - 5148 & Jesse Edwards -
5153
| | | | | | 5. Martha Jane Bullman - 5149 & John W. Hoggins -
5154
| | | | | | 6. Agnes Bullman - 5150
| | | | | | 7. Nancy Tandy Bullman - 5151 ( - 1897) & W. T.
Easterday - 5155
| | | | | 1. Barzilla Adams Bullman* - 5047 (1803 - ) & Elizabeth
Wright - 5049
| | | | 3. John Baird - 2583 ( - 1783) & Frances Scott Bradner - 4618
(1713 - 1787)
| | | | | 1. Frances Baird - 4619 & Alexander Gilliand Rev - 4627
| | | | | 2. Eleanor/Elinor Baird* - 4620 & Black - 4628
| | | | | 2. Eleanor/Elinor Baird* - 4620 & James Witherspoon
Captain - 4629
| | | | | 3. John Baird - 4621 (1737 - 4 Jan 1808) & Hannah
McCleary (?) - 4630
| | | | | 4. James Baird - 4622 (1740 - 11 Oct 1808) & Nancy (?)
Meney - 4631

I thought I was running out of space on the window on the screen but It
seems to keep going.
Can you shed any light on what Bonna sent me. There is more to the file. I
just pasted the part with the Francis Bradner entry to help isolate where it
came from.

Roy Groves

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