Has anyone done any work on Elizabeth Rice, wife of Peter and mother of Elias (among others). I have some info on her father but some questions about her mother. Don't have much on her father either. <sigh> Take care. Marilyn

Just thought their might be some new people on here who don't have this info. I have lots of odds and ends -- probably need lots of updating also. This represents some of my own research and some sent by others. As usual, any and all discussion, corrections etc are welcome. I have not been to Lancaster to look at the actual records. Take care. Marilyn Baptismal records at Trinity Lutheran Church Lancaster Pa lists children for (Philip)Jacob and Dorthea Besinger Anna Maria 11-17-1779 Georg Besinger 7-1774 Michael Besinger 11-1776 Peter Besinger 11-1772 Peter and Barbara were sponsers for this child. Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Records Page 44 Johann Michael Besinger Born 12/24/1772 bapt:2/7/1773 Parents Johann Peter and Wife Barbara Sponsors: Johann Buschardt and wife Catharina Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Records Page 48 Peter Besinger Born 11/1772 Bapt:8/10/1773 Parents Jacob and wife Dorthea Sponsors:Peter Besinger and wife Barbara Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Records Page 60 Elisabeth Peter Born 10/4/1774 Bapt:1/8/1775 Parents:Caspar and wife Anna Maria Sponsors:Peter Besinger and Elisabeth Kathin [Kalh] Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Records Page 64 Caspar Besinger Born:6/28/1775 Bapt:7/16/1775 Parents:Peter and wife Barbara Sponsors:Caspar Peter and wife Anna Maria Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Records Page 73 Casper Peter Born:9/18/1776 Bapt:10/21/1776 Parents:Caspar and wife Anna Maria Sponsors:Peter Besinger and Wife Barbara Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Records Page 85 Julianna Elisabeth Besinger Born:9/20/1777 Bapt:4/1778 Parents:Peter and wife Barbara Sponsors:Georg Layer and wife Julianan Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Records Page 103 George Besinger Born:7/1774 Bapt:8/1/1780 Sponsors:Christian Senger and wife Elisabeth Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Records Page 103 Michael Besinger Born:11/1776 Bapt:8/1/1780 Sponsors:Peter Gotshall and wife Catharina Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Records Page 103 Anna Maria Besinger Born:11/17/1779 Bapt:8/1/1780 Sponsors:Johannes Hahn and wife Elisabeta Parents:Jacob and wife Dorothea Pennsyvania Births Lancaster County 1778-1800 by John T.Humphry Page 25 Anna Maria Besinger 11/17/1779 Jacob Dorothea 6 Maria Margaret 6/28/1785 Peter Barbara 6 Johannes Beshinger 12/6/1787 Peter Barbara 5 Pennsyvania Births Lancaster County 1723-1777 by John T.Humphry page 24 Besinger Caspar 6/28/1775 Peter Barbara 6 George 7/1774 Jacob Dorothea 6 Johann Michael 12/24/1772 Joh.Peter Barbara 6 Juliana Elisabeth 9/20/1777 Peter Barbara 6 Michael 11/1776 Jacob Dorothea 6 Peter 11/1772 Jacob Dorothea 6 Johann Peter Boesinger Barbara Schneider 10/14/1771 - Lancaster County Church Records of the 18th Century volume II by F.Edward Wright, p 166

I remember my grandparents possibly talking about a Baysinger hanged for horse thievery, sound familier to anyone? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lawrence E. Payne" <lep8@cornell.edu> To: <baysinger@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2006 8:47 PM Subject: Re: [Baysinger] William Baysinger, murder case in OK Terr. 1903-1905 > This was not the one of the two Baysingers who were hanged. Possibly > the reason William's name couldn't be found in censuses of Oklahoma > was that he was in another state. One of Oregon Baysinger's > descendants claimed that William died in Curry County New Mexico on > Dec. 14, 1943. > > Larry > > > >>I searched the 1910 Census for him, but could not find a William in OK. >>Surely >>he would have to served at least a few years in jail or prison, after >>conviction? If so, it seems to have been 5 years or less. Anyone have this >>William in census records? >> >>Valorie >> >>On Tuesday 28 November 2006 9:34 pm, Valorie Zimmerman wrote: >>> What an interesting judgement! I didn't dig into my old files, but is >>> this >>> the same Baysinger murderer about whom stories were told of his hanging >>> and >>> subsequent escape? If so, this account of the murder is very different >>> from >>> what I read in the newspaper articles. >>> >>> Has anyone searched for prison records for this William? If held for >>> the >>> full sentence, he would not have been freed until 1930. >>> >>> Valorie >>> PS: this would be my gggreat uncle black sheep! >>> >>> On Tuesday 28 November 2006 4:36 pm, Lawrence E. Payne wrote: >>> > To see an interesting article about a murder >>> > charge against a William Baysinger in Oklahoma >>> > check the site >>> > >>> http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/deliverdocument.asp?citeid=62581. >>> > This William was almost certainly the son of >>> > Oregon Baysinger who was a son of Peter Baysinger >>> > and Elizabeth Rice. >>> > >>> > Larry >>> > >> > > > > ********* > Resources for list members: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~valorie/Baysinger-L.htm > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > BAYSINGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

This was not the one of the two Baysingers who were hanged. Possibly the reason William's name couldn't be found in censuses of Oklahoma was that he was in another state. One of Oregon Baysinger's descendants claimed that William died in Curry County New Mexico on Dec. 14, 1943. Larry >I searched the 1910 Census for him, but could not find a William in OK. Surely >he would have to served at least a few years in jail or prison, after >conviction? If so, it seems to have been 5 years or less. Anyone have this >William in census records? > >Valorie > >On Tuesday 28 November 2006 9:34 pm, Valorie Zimmerman wrote: >> What an interesting judgement! I didn't dig into my old files, but is this >> the same Baysinger murderer about whom stories were told of his hanging and >> subsequent escape? If so, this account of the murder is very different from >> what I read in the newspaper articles. >> >> Has anyone searched for prison records for this William? If held for the >> full sentence, he would not have been freed until 1930. >> >> Valorie >> PS: this would be my gggreat uncle black sheep! >> >> On Tuesday 28 November 2006 4:36 pm, Lawrence E. Payne wrote: >> > To see an interesting article about a murder >> > charge against a William Baysinger in Oklahoma >> > check the site >> > http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/deliverdocument.asp?citeid=62581. >> > This William was almost certainly the son of >> > Oregon Baysinger who was a son of Peter Baysinger >> > and Elizabeth Rice. >> > >> > Larry >> > > > > >

This was sent to the admin address by mistake. -v ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Subject: Date: Sunday 10 December 2006 6:47 pm From: "Gerry Haggard" <ghaggard@verizon.net> To: Baysinger-admin@rootsweb.com I woulkd like to get info on the Baysingers who were in Greene county Tenn. A Jihn Baysinger is listed in the mormon reccords as my gggrandfather. He is said to have had a daughter named Caroline. Teh mother;s name was melissa. When caroline was a small child her mother married a Abraham Dryman. I found a John Basysinger who died the year Melissa married Dryman. The Drymans are in the 1850 and 1580 census rolls of Greene Countyl My ggrandmother married a John Walker Lankford. hIs son John was my grandfather. The marriage papers for Melissa and Abraham listed her name as Melissa Gosnell. A Michael Baysinger is on the census rolls and was living with hius daughter and her husband Latison Gosnell. Latison and Melissa were brothers and sisters. Can anyone help me with the connections between the Gosnells and Baysingers? Caroline's daughter, my great aune, Mollie Huffaker, gave the Mormons the name of john Baysinger as Caroline's father. any help would be appreciated. -------------------------------------------------------

Just thought someone might not have this info--Take care. Marilyn Claims of the Citizens of Territory of Kansas, Volume 1859, p 558, 559, 560 #302 "To the Honorable Commissioner of Claims: The petition of Peter Baysinger, under the act of the legislative assembly, and an act supplementary thereto, approved 23d of February, 1857, providing for the auditing and certifying of claims for damage suffered during the late troubles in Kansas Territory. The above named petitioner respectfully shows to this commissioner, that on or about the 30th of November, 1854, this petitioner resided at Black Jack Point, on the Santa Fe road, in Kansas Territory; that while this petitioner was absent from home a large band of armed men, as this petitioner is informed and believes, entered the house of this petitioner and drove his family from therein and stole and carried away five hundred and sixty-five dollars in gold, broke and destroyed one gun, of the value of fifteen dollars; that he was the legal owner of the said money and of the said gun; that those persons claimed to be Missourians, and declared that this petitioner should not live in Kansas Territory; that on or about the 30th of March, 1855, a party of armed men, as the petitioner is informed and believes, came to the house of this petitioner, while he was absent, and tore the room off from the house and threw the sides of it nearly down; also tearing down the chimney; put fire into the beds and lard can, with the honest intention of burning the house; broke to pieces one bedstead, one double-barrel shot-gun, one clock, and divers dishes and household furniture, of the damage to this petitioner of five hundred dollars; that this petitioner was the legal owner of said house and prooperty destroyed; that the house was one story and a half high and 18 by 20 feet on the ground; that he now resides in Douglas county, Kansas Territory, and that said property and money has not been returned to this petitioner, or any part been returned to him, nor has any remuneration been made therefor. Therefore this petitioner prays that the sum of ten hundred and sixty dollars may be allowed him for his damage in the premises." Signed Peter Baysinger, his mark, in Lawrence, November 16, 1857.

I searched the 1910 Census for him, but could not find a William in OK. Surely he would have to served at least a few years in jail or prison, after conviction? If so, it seems to have been 5 years or less. Anyone have this William in census records? Valorie On Tuesday 28 November 2006 9:34 pm, Valorie Zimmerman wrote: > What an interesting judgement! I didn't dig into my old files, but is this > the same Baysinger murderer about whom stories were told of his hanging and > subsequent escape? If so, this account of the murder is very different from > what I read in the newspaper articles. > > Has anyone searched for prison records for this William? If held for the > full sentence, he would not have been freed until 1930. > > Valorie > PS: this would be my gggreat uncle black sheep! > > On Tuesday 28 November 2006 4:36 pm, Lawrence E. Payne wrote: > > To see an interesting article about a murder > > charge against a William Baysinger in Oklahoma > > check the site > > http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/deliverdocument.asp?citeid=62581. > > This William was almost certainly the son of > > Oregon Baysinger who was a son of Peter Baysinger > > and Elizabeth Rice. > > > > Larry > > > > >I was just reading Eastman's tonight, and saw an article about Google's > > > new newspaper archive, which gives a "mixed" set of results -- some > > > free, some for paid subscribers only. You can access the Google News > > > Archive at http://news.google.com/archivesearch . Of course I punched > > > in Baysinger, and then had it go back to the earliest articles it had. > > > Don't those first two court cases sound fascinating? I wonder if a law > > > library would access it for one of us? > > > > > >I had it print out in Timeline format: > > > > > >1900s» Oklahoma Case Law - BAYSINGER v. TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, 15 Okla > > > ... Subscription - Oklahoma Case Law - Loislaw - Sep 5, 1905 > > >BAYSINGER v. TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, 15 Okla. 386 (1905) 82 P. 728 > > > WILLIAM BAYSINGER v. THE TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA Supreme Court of > > > Oklahoma. ... > :: > ::snip:: > > ********* > Resources for list members: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~valorie/Baysinger-L.htm > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > BAYSINGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

What an interesting judgement! I didn't dig into my old files, but is this the same Baysinger murderer about whom stories were told of his hanging and subsequent escape? If so, this account of the murder is very different from what I read in the newspaper articles. Has anyone searched for prison records for this William? If held for the full sentence, he would not have been freed until 1930. Valorie PS: this would be my gggreat uncle black sheep! On Tuesday 28 November 2006 4:36 pm, Lawrence E. Payne wrote: > To see an interesting article about a murder > charge against a William Baysinger in Oklahoma > check the site > http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/deliverdocument.asp?citeid=62581. > This William was almost certainly the son of > Oregon Baysinger who was a son of Peter Baysinger > and Elizabeth Rice. > > Larry > > >I was just reading Eastman's tonight, and saw an article about Google's > > new newspaper archive, which gives a "mixed" set of results -- some free, > > some for paid subscribers only. You can access the Google News Archive at > > http://news.google.com/archivesearch . Of course I punched in Baysinger, > > and then had it go back to the earliest articles it had. Don't those > > first two court cases sound fascinating? I wonder if a law library would > > access it for one of us? > > > >I had it print out in Timeline format: > > > >1900s» Oklahoma Case Law - BAYSINGER v. TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, 15 Okla ... > >Subscription - Oklahoma Case Law - Loislaw - Sep 5, 1905 > >BAYSINGER v. TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, 15 Okla. 386 (1905) 82 P. 728 WILLIAM > >BAYSINGER v. THE TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA Supreme Court of Oklahoma. ... ::snip::

To see an interesting article about a murder charge against a William Baysinger in Oklahoma check the site http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/deliverdocument.asp?citeid=62581. This William was almost certainly the son of Oregon Baysinger who was a son of Peter Baysinger and Elizabeth Rice. Larry >I was just reading Eastman's tonight, and saw an article about Google's new >newspaper archive, which gives a "mixed" set of results -- some free, some >for paid subscribers only. You can access the Google News Archive at >http://news.google.com/archivesearch . Of course I punched in Baysinger, >and then had it go back to the earliest articles it had. Don't those first two >court cases sound fascinating? I wonder if a law library would access it for >one of us? > >I had it print out in Timeline format: > >1900s» Oklahoma Case Law - BAYSINGER v. TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, 15 Okla ... >Subscription - Oklahoma Case Law - Loislaw - Sep 5, 1905 >BAYSINGER v. TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, 15 Okla. 386 (1905) 82 P. 728 WILLIAM >BAYSINGER v. THE TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA Supreme Court of Oklahoma. ... >Related web pages > >Oklahoma Case Law - BRENNAN et al. v. SHANKS, 24 Okla. 563 (1909) >Subscription - Oklahoma Case Law - Loislaw - Jul 13, 1909 >That in March, 1899, Eliza M. Baysinger was a widow, and had been for a number >of ... That in March, 1899, said Baysinger executed and delivered to the ... >All 2 related - Related web pages > >1926-27» Commonwealth v. Rice,Commonwealth v. Rice, 8 D.&C. 295 >Subscription - Pennsylvania Supreme Court - Fastcase - Apr 6, 1926 >Because Thomas P. Connelly, being the prosecutor, and EC Cowell, William >Hiltner and George Baysinger, being the persons against whom the threats >are ... >Related web pages > >1928» The Circleville Herald (Newspaper) - October 16, 1928, Circleville ... >Subscription - Circleville Herald - NewspaperArchive - Oct 16, 1928 >21 to but was through no fault of Baysinger who completed eleven passes, did >some good booting- and i made some open-field runs which arnazed the home >folks ... >Related web pages > >The Evening State Journal And Lincoln Daily News (Newspaper ... >Subscription - Evening State Journal And Lincoln Daily... - NewspaperArchive - >Oct 20, 1928 >Hal Baysinger on the throwing Syracuse completed 9 out of 16 .passes for a >total ... The ball is on the Nebraska 49-yard line- Baysinger made thre yards >at ... >Related web pages > >1930s» DC Physicians Win In Medical Golf Play >Pay-Per-View - Washington Post - ProQuest Archiver - Jun 9, 1931 >Dr. WP Reeves, from the National Capital, scored a net total of 146 for 36 >holes, just one stroke behind Dr. S. Baysinger. >Related web pages > >Syracuse Herald (Newspaper) - October 4, 1932, Syracuse, New York >Subscription - Syracuse Herald - NewspaperArchive - Oct 4, 1932 >Baysinger pointed out that the best.Ohio State football team he has ever >seen ... Hanson, following Baysinger's out- line of what might be expected >from the ... >Related web pages > >1944» Herald Press, The (Newspaper) - January 5, 1944, Saint Joseph ... >Subscription - Herald Press - NewspaperArchive - Jan 5, 1944 >5 loroner Leon F. Cobb today describ- ed as murder and suicide the deaths of >Mrs. Audrey Baysinger, 23-year- old blonde war plant worker, and Ebert >Anderson ... >Related web pages > >Joplin Globe (Newspaper) - February 27, 1944, Joplin, Missouri >Subscription - Joplin Globe - NewspaperArchive - Feb 27, 1944 >Mrs. James R. Baysinger, whose marriage on February 14 in Odessa, Tex., ... >Corporal James R. Baysinger, who en- listed in the army air force in >August, ... >Related web pages > >Salisbury Times (Newspaper) - August 12, 1944, Salisbury, Maryland >Subscription - Salisbury Times - NewspaperArchive - Aug 12, 1944 >A ji_i_____ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baysinger spent last week in Boston and >Scituati, ... En- route they visited their son, Pvt. Robert Baysinger in New >York, ... >Related web pages >--------------- > >I noticed that many of these articles are available through NewsPaperArchive, >about which Dick Eastman has to say, "Many required a subscription to >NewspaperArchive.com, which is advertised as being available for $7.95 a >month. I felt that was a bit misleading as there is no monthly subscription >option. NewspaperArchive.com is available for $95 per year. Divide that by >twelve, and you have the $7.95 a month figure. However, you must subscribe >for a minimum of twelve months. > >"NOTE: >I later discovered that NewspaperArchive.com is available free of charge at >many public libraries. I have a library card at a nearby library that offers >in-home remote access. I can access the online databases from my home by >logging onto the library's web site, entering my library card number, and >then using the library's gateway to access external databases. In effect, I >was able to access the newspaper articles at no charge but had to go through >several steps to finally read the articles of interest." > >I just checked my library's databases (a LOT of databases!) and >NewspaperArchive isn't one of them. :( However, it does have a cool >feature -- you can search some or all of the databases in a particular >category for a keyword, title, author, etc., all at once. What a time-saver! >I searched all the news sources, and the only Baysinger listings were recent. >One of the most interesting was about a Colorado man, Gary Baysinger, who >runs a venison processing plant. I'm always interested in Baysingers from >Colorado, since my gggrandfather Peter left Iowa for Colorado, and had more >children out there. I imagine that most CO Baysingers are cousins. > >Anyway, if I was a close relative of any of these Baysingers, you can bet I >would be trying to find those newspapers on microfilm! > >Have fun, > >Valorie > >********* >Resources for list members: >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~valorie/Baysinger-L.htm >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an >email to BAYSINGER-request@rootsweb.com with the >word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the >subject and the body of the message</x-charset>n

I was just reading Eastman's tonight, and saw an article about Google's new newspaper archive, which gives a "mixed" set of results -- some free, some for paid subscribers only. You can access the Google News Archive at http://news.google.com/archivesearch . Of course I punched in Baysinger, and then had it go back to the earliest articles it had. Don't those first two court cases sound fascinating? I wonder if a law library would access it for one of us? I had it print out in Timeline format: 1900s» Oklahoma Case Law - BAYSINGER v. TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, 15 Okla ... Subscription - Oklahoma Case Law - Loislaw - Sep 5, 1905 BAYSINGER v. TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, 15 Okla. 386 (1905) 82 P. 728 WILLIAM BAYSINGER v. THE TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA Supreme Court of Oklahoma. ... Related web pages Oklahoma Case Law - BRENNAN et al. v. SHANKS, 24 Okla. 563 (1909) Subscription - Oklahoma Case Law - Loislaw - Jul 13, 1909 That in March, 1899, Eliza M. Baysinger was a widow, and had been for a number of ... That in March, 1899, said Baysinger executed and delivered to the ... All 2 related - Related web pages 1926-27» Commonwealth v. Rice,Commonwealth v. Rice, 8 D.&C. 295 Subscription - Pennsylvania Supreme Court - Fastcase - Apr 6, 1926 Because Thomas P. Connelly, being the prosecutor, and EC Cowell, William Hiltner and George Baysinger, being the persons against whom the threats are ... Related web pages 1928» The Circleville Herald (Newspaper) - October 16, 1928, Circleville ... Subscription - Circleville Herald - NewspaperArchive - Oct 16, 1928 21 to but was through no fault of Baysinger who completed eleven passes, did some good booting- and i made some open-field runs which arnazed the home folks ... Related web pages The Evening State Journal And Lincoln Daily News (Newspaper ... Subscription - Evening State Journal And Lincoln Daily... - NewspaperArchive - Oct 20, 1928 Hal Baysinger on the throwing Syracuse completed 9 out of 16 .passes for a total ... The ball is on the Nebraska 49-yard line- Baysinger made thre yards at ... Related web pages 1930s» DC Physicians Win In Medical Golf Play Pay-Per-View - Washington Post - ProQuest Archiver - Jun 9, 1931 Dr. WP Reeves, from the National Capital, scored a net total of 146 for 36 holes, just one stroke behind Dr. S. Baysinger. Related web pages Syracuse Herald (Newspaper) - October 4, 1932, Syracuse, New York Subscription - Syracuse Herald - NewspaperArchive - Oct 4, 1932 Baysinger pointed out that the best.Ohio State football team he has ever seen ... Hanson, following Baysinger's out- line of what might be expected from the ... Related web pages 1944» Herald Press, The (Newspaper) - January 5, 1944, Saint Joseph ... Subscription - Herald Press - NewspaperArchive - Jan 5, 1944 5 loroner Leon F. Cobb today describ- ed as murder and suicide the deaths of Mrs. Audrey Baysinger, 23-year- old blonde war plant worker, and Ebert Anderson ... Related web pages Joplin Globe (Newspaper) - February 27, 1944, Joplin, Missouri Subscription - Joplin Globe - NewspaperArchive - Feb 27, 1944 Mrs. James R. Baysinger, whose marriage on February 14 in Odessa, Tex., ... Corporal James R. Baysinger, who en- listed in the army air force in August, ... Related web pages Salisbury Times (Newspaper) - August 12, 1944, Salisbury, Maryland Subscription - Salisbury Times - NewspaperArchive - Aug 12, 1944 A ji_i_____ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baysinger spent last week in Boston and Scituati, ... En- route they visited their son, Pvt. Robert Baysinger in New York, ... Related web pages --------------- I noticed that many of these articles are available through NewsPaperArchive, about which Dick Eastman has to say, "Many required a subscription to NewspaperArchive.com, which is advertised as being available for $7.95 a month. I felt that was a bit misleading as there is no monthly subscription option. NewspaperArchive.com is available for $95 per year. Divide that by twelve, and you have the $7.95 a month figure. However, you must subscribe for a minimum of twelve months. "NOTE: I later discovered that NewspaperArchive.com is available free of charge at many public libraries. I have a library card at a nearby library that offers in-home remote access. I can access the online databases from my home by logging onto the library’s web site, entering my library card number, and then using the library’s gateway to access external databases. In effect, I was able to access the newspaper articles at no charge but had to go through several steps to finally read the articles of interest." I just checked my library's databases (a LOT of databases!) and NewspaperArchive isn't one of them. :( However, it does have a cool feature -- you can search some or all of the databases in a particular category for a keyword, title, author, etc., all at once. What a time-saver! I searched all the news sources, and the only Baysinger listings were recent. One of the most interesting was about a Colorado man, Gary Baysinger, who runs a venison processing plant. I'm always interested in Baysingers from Colorado, since my gggrandfather Peter left Iowa for Colorado, and had more children out there. I imagine that most CO Baysingers are cousins. Anyway, if I was a close relative of any of these Baysingers, you can bet I would be trying to find those newspapers on microfilm! Have fun, Valorie

This is an earlier note from Larry Payne. Take care all, Marilyn From: "Lawrence.E.Payne" <lep8@cornell.edu> To: BAYSINGER-L@rootsweb.com Message-Id: <v03110702b948468573f8@[128.253.157.92]> Subject: Re: MOre 1880 Iowa Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" I suspect that the F.G. Baysinger of the 1880 census, listed as living in Castle Grove, Ia, was Felix, a son of John Baysinger and Mary(Polly) Williams, born in Breckinridge County, Ky. before his family moved to Edgar County, Il. The listed age in the census is compatible with the 1826 birth year of Felix, and the father, John, was born in Rockingham County, Va. on Feb 15, 1799. John and Polly were married in Kentucky ca 1822. John died in Edgar County, Il.on 10 Oct, 1839, and Polly married John S. Bennett on 19 Dec, 1840. John Baysinger was the son of Casper Besinger(Baysinger) and Eve Snider. Larry

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Boesinger Classification: Death Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lkC.2ACIB/245 Message Board Post: U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1880 Name: Sam Boesinger Gender: Male Race: White Marital Status: Married Place of Birth: Switzerland Estimated Birth Year: abt 1843 Age: 37 Month of Death: Feb Cause of Death: Brain Fever Place of Death: (City, County, State) Columbus, Franklin, Ohio Census Year: 1880 Source Citation: Census Place (City, County, State): Columbus, Franklin, Ohio; Roll: T1159_104; Page: ; Enumeration District: 22; Line Number: 10. Image attached.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Basinger Classification: Death Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lkC.2ACIB/244 Message Board Post: U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1880 Name: Charles Basinger Gender: Male Race: White Marital Status: Single Place of Birth: Pennsylvania Estimated Birth Year: abt 1879 Age: 10/12 Month of Death: Aug Cause of Death: Colera Infantum Place of Death: (City, County, State) Bullskin, Fayette, Pennsylvania Census Year: 1880 This will be one of Joe's families, I'm sure. Poor little mite. Image attached.

This Felix was the son of John Basinger and Mary Williams and grandson of Casper Basinger and Eve Snider Larry >Fascinating. He must belong to our Kentucky Baysingers in some manner, >but Felix? No family name like that; wonder whose kid he was? >Geographically, Jones Co., Iowa isn't close to Baysingers in Warren >County. And though it's close to the Illinois border, the Ill. >Baysingers were clear over in Edgar Co., Ill. near the Indiana border. >Hmm-m. Terri > >On Nov 14, 2006, at 5:12 AM, Valorie Zimmerman wrote: > >> I was nosing around Ancestry, just to see what could be found, and >> look at what I found: >> >> http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysingerCW.jpg >> >> This is the index entry: >> >> Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 >> >> Name: Felix G. Baysinger >> State Filed: Iowa >> Widow: Lueinda Baysinger (Lucinda, probably) >> >> Source Information: >> National Archives and Records Administration. Civil War Pension Index: >> General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 [database on-line]. Provo, >> UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000. Original data: General Index to >> Pension Files, 1861-1934. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and >> Records Administration. T288, 544 rolls. >> >> Description: >> This database is an index to and images of pension cards of Civil War >> veterans in the United States. Each record includes the veteran's name >> and state in which he, or his dependents, filed the application. The >> digitized image of the index card itself, contains additional >> information on the individual, such as unit of service, date of >> filing, and application and certificate numbers for the pension case >> file housed at the National Archives and Records Administration in >> Washington D.C. >> >> I do find a Felix G Baysinger in the 1870 and 1860. 1870: >> Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 >> Age in 1870: 44 >> Birthplace: Kentucky >> Home in 1870: Scotch Grove, Jones, Iowa >> Race: White >> Gender: Male >> Post Office: Langworthy >> http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysinger1870IA.jpg >> >> 1860: >> Name: Felix D Baysinger >> Age in 1860: 30 >> Birth Year: abt 1830 >> Birthplace: Kentucky >> Home in 1860: Scotch Grove, Jones, Iowa >> Gender: Male >> Post Office: Johnson >> Household Members: >> Name Age >> Felix D Baysinger 30 >> Lucinda Baysinger 20 >> Lorena Baysinger 6.12 >> http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysinger1860IA.jpg >> >> Looking at the 1850 Index for Baysingers born around 1830 in KY, I'm >> not seeing a likely match for this Felix. I probably should have >> posted this on the Board, but they were down tonight. >> >> I hope this helps someone! >> >> Valorie >> -- >> All my pages: http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com >> ********* >> Resources for list members: >> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~valorie/Baysinger-L.htm >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> BAYSINGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > >********* >Resources for list members: >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~valorie/Baysinger-L.htm >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >BAYSINGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without >the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Baysinger Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lkC.2ACIB/243 Message Board Post: Ha! I was looking for Ferris & Jennie in the 1880, and look who I dragged up instead -- Felix! Name: F. G. Baysinger Home in 1880: Castle Grove, Jones, Iowa Age: 54 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 Birthplace: Kentucky Relation to head-of-household: Head Spouse's name: Lucinda Father's birthplace: VA Mother's birthplace: VA Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Blacksmith Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age F. G. Baysinger 54 Lucinda Baysinger 41 Lorena Baysinger 20 William H. Baysinger 17 James A. Baysinger 16 Isabell Baysinger 14 John A. Baysinger 12 Mahala A. Baysinger 9 Ella E. Baysinger 7 R. F. Baysinger 5 Charles L. Baysinger 2 Isaac A. Baysinger 9M Attached is the image, and I'll include the other information I found about him last night too. I was nosing around Ancestry, just to see what could be found, and look at what I found: http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysingerCW.jpg This is the index entry: Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 Name: Felix G. Baysinger State Filed: Iowa Widow: Lueinda Baysinger (Lucinda, probably) Source Information: National Archives and Records Administration. Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000. Original data: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. T288, 544 rolls. Description: This database is an index to and images of pension cards of Civil War veterans in the United States. Each record includes the veteran's name and state in which he, or his dependents, filed the application. The digitized image of the index card itself, contains additional information on the individual, such as unit of service, date of filing, and application and certificate numbers for the pension case file housed at the National Archives and Records Administration in Washington D.C. I do find a Felix G Baysinger in the 1870 and 1860. 1870: Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 Age in 1870: 44 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1870: Scotch Grove, Jones, Iowa Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Langworthy http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysinger1870IA.jpg 1860: Name: Felix D Baysinger Age in 1860: 30 Birth Year: abt 1830 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1860: Scotch Grove, Jones, Iowa Gender: Male Post Office: Johnson Household Members: Name Age Felix D Baysinger 30 Lucinda Baysinger 20 Lorena Baysinger 6.12 http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysinger1860IA.jpg Looking at the 1850 Index for Baysingers born around 1830 in KY, I'm not seeing a likely match for this Felix. I hope this helps someone! Valorie

Fascinating. He must belong to our Kentucky Baysingers in some manner, but Felix? No family name like that; wonder whose kid he was? Geographically, Jones Co., Iowa isn't close to Baysingers in Warren County. And though it's close to the Illinois border, the Ill. Baysingers were clear over in Edgar Co., Ill. near the Indiana border. Hmm-m. Terri On Nov 14, 2006, at 5:12 AM, Valorie Zimmerman wrote: > I was nosing around Ancestry, just to see what could be found, and > look at what I found: > > http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysingerCW.jpg > > This is the index entry: > > Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 > > Name: Felix G. Baysinger > State Filed: Iowa > Widow: Lueinda Baysinger (Lucinda, probably) > > Source Information: > National Archives and Records Administration. Civil War Pension Index: > General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 [database on-line]. Provo, > UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000. Original data: General Index to > Pension Files, 1861-1934. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and > Records Administration. T288, 544 rolls. > > Description: > This database is an index to and images of pension cards of Civil War > veterans in the United States. Each record includes the veteran's name > and state in which he, or his dependents, filed the application. The > digitized image of the index card itself, contains additional > information on the individual, such as unit of service, date of > filing, and application and certificate numbers for the pension case > file housed at the National Archives and Records Administration in > Washington D.C. > > I do find a Felix G Baysinger in the 1870 and 1860. 1870: > Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 > Age in 1870: 44 > Birthplace: Kentucky > Home in 1870: Scotch Grove, Jones, Iowa > Race: White > Gender: Male > Post Office: Langworthy > http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysinger1870IA.jpg > > 1860: > Name: Felix D Baysinger > Age in 1860: 30 > Birth Year: abt 1830 > Birthplace: Kentucky > Home in 1860: Scotch Grove, Jones, Iowa > Gender: Male > Post Office: Johnson > Household Members: > Name Age > Felix D Baysinger 30 > Lucinda Baysinger 20 > Lorena Baysinger 6.12 > http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysinger1860IA.jpg > > Looking at the 1850 Index for Baysingers born around 1830 in KY, I'm > not seeing a likely match for this Felix. I probably should have > posted this on the Board, but they were down tonight. > > I hope this helps someone! > > Valorie > -- > All my pages: http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com > ********* > Resources for list members: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~valorie/Baysinger-L.htm > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > BAYSINGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I was nosing around Ancestry, just to see what could be found, and look at what I found: http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysingerCW.jpg This is the index entry: Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 Name: Felix G. Baysinger State Filed: Iowa Widow: Lueinda Baysinger (Lucinda, probably) Source Information: National Archives and Records Administration. Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000. Original data: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. T288, 544 rolls. Description: This database is an index to and images of pension cards of Civil War veterans in the United States. Each record includes the veteran's name and state in which he, or his dependents, filed the application. The digitized image of the index card itself, contains additional information on the individual, such as unit of service, date of filing, and application and certificate numbers for the pension case file housed at the National Archives and Records Administration in Washington D.C. I do find a Felix G Baysinger in the 1870 and 1860. 1870: Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 Age in 1870: 44 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1870: Scotch Grove, Jones, Iowa Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Langworthy http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysinger1870IA.jpg 1860: Name: Felix D Baysinger Age in 1860: 30 Birth Year: abt 1830 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1860: Scotch Grove, Jones, Iowa Gender: Male Post Office: Johnson Household Members: Name Age Felix D Baysinger 30 Lucinda Baysinger 20 Lorena Baysinger 6.12 http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/FelixBaysinger1860IA.jpg Looking at the 1850 Index for Baysingers born around 1830 in KY, I'm not seeing a likely match for this Felix. I probably should have posted this on the Board, but they were down tonight. I hope this helps someone! Valorie -- All my pages: http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com

To Marilyn: What you have is correct re: the Jones/Baysinger marriage, but there is no record so far for their divorce. Yes, we have been on this family a long time, haven't we! And I do know Elias Baysinger was in Kansas 1854-60. The lore that he was part of John Brown's Raid is, so far, just lore because I've never verified that either. Sometimes, cousins by marriage are the best because we work harder at this genealogy thing, I think. (Notice that my name is spelled Terri Malinowski). On Nov 11, 2006, at 5:58 AM, GNEOLOG@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 11/11/2006 2:11:30 AM Central Standard Time, > baysinger-request@rootsweb.com writes: > >> Incidentally, >> my current email address is terrim1@earthlink.net, rather than the old >> accessone.com entry you have. Also, I have never found a record of a >> divorce between Elias and Margaret Jones in Kansas, so I don't know >> where that occurred. >> > > Thanks Terri, Is this correct or should I take out the 1854 Kansas > reference. > No problem either way. How LONG have we been working on this family? > Warren County, Iowa records show a marriage 9 July 1854 by William P. > Jenkins, J.P., for Margaret Jones and Elias Henry Baysinger > (Certificate > #11). I also have information that Elias H. Baysinger was in Kansas > 1854-1860. > Terri Malinosky <terrim1@earthlink.net> > > Take care cousins -- even if I did only become a cousin by marriage. > Marilyn > ********* > Resources for list members: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~valorie/Baysinger-L.htm > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > BAYSINGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

In a message dated 11/11/2006 2:11:30 AM Central Standard Time, baysinger-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Incidentally, > my current email address is terrim1@earthlink.net, rather than the old > accessone.com entry you have. Also, I have never found a record of a > divorce between Elias and Margaret Jones in Kansas, so I don't know > where that occurred. > Thanks Terri, Is this correct or should I take out the 1854 Kansas reference. No problem either way. How LONG have we been working on this family? Warren County, Iowa records show a marriage 9 July 1854 by William P. Jenkins, J.P., for Margaret Jones and Elias Henry Baysinger (Certificate #11). I also have information that Elias H. Baysinger was in Kansas 1854-1860. Terri Malinosky <terrim1@earthlink.net> Take care cousins -- even if I did only become a cousin by marriage. Marilyn

Hi, Marilyn and others interested in Elias Baysinger: Thanks for your Elias Baysinger summary. I learned several new things and appreciate very much your compilation and research. Incidentally, my current email address is terrim1@earthlink.net, rather than the old accessone.com entry you have. Also, I have never found a record of a divorce between Elias and Margaret Jones in Kansas, so I don't know where that occurred. I am working on my own compilation of Elias it relates to my ancestral line. If I run across anything else, I'll send it to you. Terri Malinowski