I am forwarding this message from Fanie J. Young, [email protected] If you sent her a message, could you please resend it to her. Thank you, Sharon Workman Straight [email protected] Researching BALL, BERRY, BIRD, BOHANNON, BRISTOL, BUCKLEY, BULL, CATE, CONNOLLY, CRANDALL, DRUMM, FREELAND, GARRIGUS, GARRISON, HAYS, KAUFMAN, KENNEDY, KERSHNER, KING, LITTLE, MANGAN, MARSHALL, MCEWEN, MCKISSICK MCMASTER, MOSHER, PEACOCK, PUGH, RAMSEY, SELBY, SIMS, SYKES, THOMAS, WALKER, WELLS, WORKMAN List Owner DRUMM. ALLEN-NEW-ENGLAND/NY/NJ/PA, BUCKLEY, STRAIGHT, BIRD http://members.aol.com/sjworkman/index.html http://members.aol.com/sjstraight/index.html

could anyone tell me some good places to buy Virginia census records. Thanks, Jack.........Ohio

Looking for information on Mounce Byrd who is listed in the l820 census of Rapides Parrish La. Brothers were Hampton (Hamp) and Abraham (Abe) Byrd. Mounce was married to Margaret Knighton--My interest is when did they come to the U.S., departing port, name of ship and port of entry.

I am researching Milly BYRD b. 1755/60 Chesterfield Co, Va. who married George GRIFFITH 1775 Chesterfield Co, Va. Anyone researching the BYRD/BIRD family of Chesterfield Co, Va please contact me. Wayne [email protected]

Looking for any help on Byrd/Bird of southwest Va. Have information that I will share [email protected] http://members.tripod.com/~jlbyrd/index.html

I'm also looking for a Byrd family for this same time period. The area caught my eye. My grandmother was a Tate, b. in Hancock Co. Tenn, but mother from Lee Co. VA. Supposedly her grandfather Tate was married to a Byrd. Next to him at a small cemetery is buried Rev. Peter A. Byrd b. Dec 14 1858 in VA. Peter's wife was Nancy Cornelia Byrd b. Oct 17 1868. My dad pointed to the grave and said it was his grandfather's as was the Tate. It just doesn't quite compute somehow. Both of these men were traveling preachers and it has been hard to find much of anything about them. Just happened to stumble on a cousin from my grandmother's maternal line that let me know what specific area of VA the family was from. There is another Byrd, also a Rev. buried down the hill from Peter Byrd that may also be a relation but I can't find the names and date right now. The cemetery is in Thornfield, MO. Shirley Moore [email protected] On Tue, 23 Dec 1997, Pat Robinson wrote: > Still looking for the parents of William Cam Byrd, born June 20, 1865 in > either Lee Co., VA or Hancock Co., TN, died July 10, 1918 in Middlesboro, > KY. I have his death certificate, but it does not give parents names. > Brothers were: Soloman, John W., Haynes and a sister, Linda. > > > Would appreciate any help at all on this. > > Thanks! > > > ---------- > > From: [email protected] > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: BIRD-D Digest V97 #94 > > Date: Tuesday, December 23, 1997 6:57 PM > > > >

Still looking for the parents of William Cam Byrd, born June 20, 1865 in either Lee Co., VA or Hancock Co., TN, died July 10, 1918 in Middlesboro, KY. I have his death certificate, but it does not give parents names. Brothers were: Soloman, John W., Haynes and a sister, Linda. Would appreciate any help at all on this. Thanks! ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: BIRD-D Digest V97 #94 > Date: Tuesday, December 23, 1997 6:57 PM >

Doesn't anyone have a Cyntha Bird in GA that they have lost? One married a William A. Wilson in Upson Co early 1800's. Won't someone please give me a Christmas present of her? Jeanette

Hi, I would be grateful for any information on Charity Bird b 18 May 1809 in Mount Horeb, NJ; d 12 Jan 1899. She m Isaiah Coddington. Child: Manning Force Coddington m S. Frances Smith. Thanks. Bob Foran [email protected]

Here is my BIRD Line. Does anyone have any info on these people. Thanks. Harvey Edward BIRD(1844-unknown) He came from Dixon, Missouri. About 10 to 15 years after the Civil War, they settled in Bridgeport, Texas around 1880. Wife: Rebbeca Liddia FORD(1850-unknown) Children: George Washington BIRD Walter Ford BIRD Oscar Duff BIRD Lillie Rebecca BIRD Harvey David BIRD Mayme Louise BIRD Robert Drew BIRD George Washington BIRD(1871-1973) He was nine years old when his parents arrived in Bridgeport by covered wagon. He was born in Mayes County, Missouri in 1871. He met Sarah in Decatur, Texas. They moved north and settled in Hinton, OK. He founded the Church of Christ in Hinton in 1938. Wife: Sarah Ann BROWN Marriage: Children: Liddea Rebecca Myrtle BIRD Elsie May Albert Dean John Oscar Lillie Agusta William Hall Melvin Mayme Elanor Lillie Agusta BIRD Husband: James Keith BAKER Marriage: Children: Keith Delano BAKER Jerry Wayne Larry Gene Dale Lee Darrell Dee Stacey Baker http://www.harolds.net/sbaker/

on 12-14-97 there were 3 messages concerning birds. i was able to print out the first and last but the middle on concerning a THOMAS BIRD i wasnt able to recover as an instant message wiped it out. if any one could send me a copy I would appreciate it THANKS [email protected]

Hello, I'm searching for a Anne Bird b.1470's? m. John Leonard b. 1479 d.1556 was the Barrister of Lincolnsfield. If anyone has any information please e-mail me at: [email protected] Thanks, Chris

On the eastern side of Leon County, Florida, south side of Sunray Road, and approx. 1.6 miles east of old Magnolia Road on a hill over looking the south shore of Lake Miccosukee lies the BYRD-PARISH Cemetery. Some of the tombstones are as follows: Col. Richard PARISH born New Hanover County, North Carolina died February 18, 1838 ____________________________________ Sacred to the memory of Nathan BYRD A native of Lenoir County, North Carolina who departed this life the 6th, September, 1834. Aged 44 years an4 months. He had filled important stations both civil and military in his native state and was a member elect (a situation he had several times filled) of the lLegislative Council of Florida at the time of his decease _________________________________________ Joshua Byrd born Lenoir County, North Carolina died on October 10, 1848 (the stone is broken up, impossible to read all of it _________________________________________ The wife of Nathan BYRD, Eliza, daughter of Richard and Mary PARRISH is also buried there with children Caroline Elizabeth Byrd, William Miller Byrd, and Ophella Byrd. The wife of Joshua Byrd, Olivia, who was born in Lenoir County in 1791 is also buried there. Nathan and Joshua both served in the War of 1812 while in North Carolina and Nathan ws in the North Carolina House of Common from Lenoir County in 1814 and 1815. The question is: Who were the parents of these two Byrds from Lenoir County? Any information concerning any of the above will be appreciated. Ido have some other information not shown above. Please let me hear from you. John Byrd

Anyone out there researching an Alex Byrd, born appx. 1828, spouse was Mary Elizabeth Betty Buttrey. Don't have any more other than Alex' father was probably Lewis/Louis Byrd. Thanks! ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: BIRD-D Digest V97 #90 > Date: Friday, December 12, 1997 9:48 PM >

I have a Susan Byrd of the Buncombe/Yancey, N.C., area that married Jacob Honeycutt ca. 1810. They had a son, Stephen Morgan Honeycutt. In my search for ancestors, I have found no Morgans whatsoever in the Honeycutt line...so I look to the traditional maternal influence on that middle name of Stephen Morgan. Finding nothing, I conjecture that it may have been in maternal ancestry of Susan Byrd (Stephen's mother). Way out in left field I have the Owenbys, where an allied ancestral line of Morgan has at least two Stephens. I have a nearby connection of Honeycutts to Owenbys. I am totally in the dark with regard to Susan's ancestry...so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your attention, Tom Tom Camfield - [email protected] 538 Calhoun Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368 Some surnames: Westall, Blankinship, Stephenson, Cunningham, Moulton, Howe, Burkleo, Carpenter, Davis, Stroud, Mashburn, Brittain, Honeycutt, Lewis, Owenby, Porter, Sims, Coffey, Stout, Byrd, Gookin, Warren, Penland, Brevard, Ashworth, McKnitt, Witty...

Hello everyone, I know a lot of people have been waiting to hear from me, and I apoligize that I have not gotten back to many of you before now. However, for over 3 months now my health has been very poor, and I have had numerous doctors appointments, tests, including ultrasounds, CAT SCANs and MRI. I still have more to go, they come up with conflicting reports, and so have been running me through the mill. I have only been doing what I have to do, or was able to do. Those of you who I am suppose to be sending information to, some I have sent parts. Could you send me another message, telling me where I left off, or if you did not get any thing at all. I have some mail still in my box that I have not been able to get to in months. I can think of better things to do during the holidays then spend time in labs and doctors offices. But I guess I have no other choice. I have just been keeping an eye on the lists, just to make sure everything seems to be going ok. We now have our lists archived on Roots Web, I will get you the address as soon as I can locate it again, so much mail has been going through listowners I can hardly keep up with it. I need to let you know now, that any message sent to the list will be archived. Now, while my lists are sent up to reply to the individual, some times it slips, and sends it back to the list. So when you are replying to a message, that you want to make sure is private and not archived, please look carefully to the reply to, and that it is not going to the list. Why it switches every now and then I don't know. I have been doing a little better the last few days and trying to get some things cleared up. Everytime I look at my "read incoming mail" I almost want to faint for all the mail, from all the lists that I belong to (some very very active), and I just keep them to read when I can. My mail at home is not doing much better, it is piled up too. So give me some time, and I promise I will get it all caught up. A reminder, if you are going to be gone for the holidays please unsubscribe to the list and subscribe when you return. Unlike Maiser, Rootsweb does not have an "No mail". After so many bounces Rootweb automatically unsubscribes you. Sharon Workman Straight [email protected] Researching BERRY, BIRD, BOHANNON, BUCKLEY, CATE, CONNOLLY, DRUMM, GARGUS, GARRISON, KAUFFMAN, KENNEDY, KERSHNER, KING, LITTLE, MANGAN, MARSHALL, MCKISSICK MCMASTER, MOSHER, PEACOCK, PUGH, RAMSEY, THOMAS, WALKER, WELLS, WORKMAN List Owner DRUMM. ALLEN-NEW-ENGLAND/NY/NJ/PA, BUCKLEY, STRAIGHT, BIRD http://members.aol.com/sjworkman/index.html http://members.aol.com/sjstraight/index.html

Hello everyone and Happy Holidays. I am new to the list and here are my BIRDS: 1. Thomas LeBIRD, married (-?) Middlesex, UK before 1600 2. Thomas BIRD, born Cheshire, married Elizabeth (maybe BIRD) about 1618, London 3. William BIRD, born about 1619, England. Married Hannah Grendon. William's brothers were John BYRD, Thomas BIRD. William BIRD moved to VA and lived in Martins Brandon, Charles City Co., VA; he was a judge and businessman. Died before 1672. 4. Thomas BIRD, married Mary (-?) before 1675. They lived in Surry Co., VA. Will proved 1687, Surry Co., VA. 5. Elizabeth BIRD, married 1st-John Lanier about 1703, Surry Co., VA. Married 2nd-Thomas Clary. I have these BIRDS and other material on the BIRD pages of my site at http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/ and I invite you all to visit. I have pages for many lines of my families including many Lanier pages and some Grendon pages. The BIRD pages are at http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Birdline1.html#anchor206127 in case you prefer to go straight there. But I hope you will stay on my site awhile and get to know all my family. I look forward to discussion of the BIRD / BYRD lines and hope to learn much more. Best regards, Carol Middleton

Does anyone have info on CYNTHA BIRD that married WILLIAM A. WILSON in Upson Co, GA? Jeanette

Looking for information on Elizabeth BIRD born around 1752 who married Moses Standley born ca 1752 died 1795. Their Son....Moses Standley born 1775 in VA. married Jane Warren 29 Mar 1806 Va. died 15 Apr. 1853., Ill. Seek more info on Elizabeth BIRD.......dates, locations, parents.....etc... Looking for information to send to my MOM for Christmas...... THank you in advance, Karen

I have only one -- Rhoda Bird bc1777, she m Richard Woodrum and lived in Monroe Co, VA/WVA--but many folks in Monroe came from Rockingham... Sandy in Florida :-) REPLY TO - [email protected] On Fri, 12 Dec 1997, Dan Rohrback wrote: > Hi one and all: > Just joined this site. > Am research Robert BIRD, Sr b. 22 May 1776 in Rockingham Co., VA and d. > 13 Oct 1855 in Stafford, OR. He married Rachel ALLEN on 22 Jan 1799 in > Warren Co., KY. Rachel was born 26 Feb 1780 in Warren Co., KY. and d. > 16 Oct 1859 in Stafford. They had 11 children; all born in or near > Glasgow, Barren Co., KY. The family was removed to Marshall Co., IL > between 1820 and 1830. In Mar 1847, Robert and Rachel plus 3 sons, > John, William and Elijah, join the Jordan Sawyer Wagon Train to Oregon. > Willing to share information on descendants of Robert and Rachel with > others. > Have a great day. > > Dan Rohrback > >