Hi folks, if it has (not a subscriber) on the subject line, please check the original email address and cut and paste it to your answers. Thank you Barbie >Delivered-To: nashoba@cdsnet.net >From: "W. mobley" <mouse5@gte.net> >To: <nashoba@cdsnet.net> >Date: Sun, 31 Oct 1999 08:31:40 -0600 >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2314.1300 > >My name is Wanda Mobley, I too am a decendant of Jeremiah Busby through >his son Jacob,Jacob's son Nathan and Nathan's son Robert. I don't know >have a lot of information on Jeremiah other than he was probably born >around 1775 in the Newberry District of South Carolina. In the 1800 >Census their is a group of Busby children listed in this >order: Jacob born about 1764 in S.C. died about 1805 S.C. Isaac born >about 1766 in S.C. died about 1805 S.C. Female born about 1768 in SC >Died?. Nimrod born about 1770 S.C. died about 1845 Ga. Thomas born >about 1772 S.C. Died about 1835 Ga. Jeremiah born 1774 S.C.. died 1852 >Ark. Three Females follow each born approximatly two years apart in >S.C. question mark for death. Jonh 1782 S.C. died about 1808 SC >and Fredrick born about 1784 S.C. died about 1835 S.C. These are listed >as children of a Thomas Busby and a unknown mother. > Jeemiah Busby married Margaret (unknown) in about 1795 in the > Newberry District of South Carolina. Their Children are; Eleander (?) > about 1796 S.C. died ?. Nathan born about 1798, died 1855 in > Texas. (Male) born about 1800 SC died about 1822 posibably in Alabama, > (Female) born about 1803 S.C. Died ?., Jacob born 2/28/1806 and died > 8/28/1873 in Quachita County, Ark. (Female) bore about 1812 in Ga. and died? > I have some information about Nathan. Not a lot. > Jacob married Mirum Self , daughter of Jacob Jr. and Elizabet Self on > 9/18/1821 in Dry Branch, Twigg County, Georgia. Mirum was born 8/12/1804 > in Cabarrus County, North Carolina. They had at least 12 > children. Mariah, (1822-before 1850) Bethiah (1824 - 1846 ) John J. B. > born 1825 died in the Civil War. Nathan (1828-1872) Eliza (1830- after > 1840) Luncinda (1833-1923), Jacob Jr. (1836- died in Civli War), Tilmon > (1838-1889) Missouri (1841- before 1860) General Jackson (1845-1937), > Leana (1846- after 1869) Margaret Elizabeth ( 1850- 1946). Jacob died in > Mooresville, Falls County, Texas 8/28/1873. Mirum died 10/1/1875 in > Mooresville, Falls County, Texas. > I have a lot of information on Jacob and his family and am filling in > the bare spots each day with the help of people and relatives that I have > found on the internet. > If i can be of any more help please contact me at > <mailto:mouse5@gte.net>mouse5@gte.net >Wanda Mobley >

I found an S.B. Busby b. abt 1805 in NC (i believe) d. abt 1850 in MS married #2 to a (?) James. child from first marriage is Tenela Busby b. abt 1834 Children from # 2 are Sarah Celeste b. 1848; Jonathon b. 1841; Emily b. 1844; Martha b. 1846 marion b. 1845. Can anybody identify this S.B. Busby? I am still searching for parents of Seaborn Busby b. 1833 in Crawford County, GA. kathy kendrick

Kathy, I have a Jeremiah M. Buzbee b. abt 1813 in Abbeyville, South Carolina. He married Allie Ellison (Alla T. A. Elliott) in 1833 in Alabama. He was the son of Jacob Buzbee b. abt 1762 in SC. Most of my Buzbees came from South Carolina to Alabama but if you think there is any connection let me know and I'll send you what I have. LaJuana Knott

Does anybody out there have the names of Jeremiah Busby/Busbee's b. 1774 in NC? I have a Jacob Busby b. 1806 need to know rest of children. kathy kendrick

Melanye, Actually that is true for a lot of the original newcomers. I believe that the Busby's were a more adventurous bunch and most did quite well at their chosen craft. Moving west gave them more opportunities. Otherwise tracing their "roots" would be very simple. Also, as in my family, the Busby sir name will die with my uncle who did not have any children and therefore does not have anyone to pass the name on to. I think that ,that is an added incentive to find out exactly where we began, (after Adam and Eve, of course:) Well I'm done rambling. Hello to all the "Buzzies" Carolyn (Granddaughter of William Alvin Busby 1891-1959) ----- Original Message ----- From: <WintBuz@aol.com> To: <BUSBY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 30, 1999 8:45 AM Subject: Re: {not a subscriber} search > Sorry, no one sounds familiar. How is it that 100-150 years ago, NJ and PA > were crawling with Busby's/Buzby's, and now there are hardly any of them? > Melanye > > > ==== BUSBY Mailing List ==== > Busby Family Homepage: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~busby/index.htm > Listowner: Barbara Peddicord mailto:nashoba@cdsnet.net > >

Sorry, no one sounds familiar. How is it that 100-150 years ago, NJ and PA were crawling with Busby's/Buzby's, and now there are hardly any of them? Melanye

Tammy, Thank you for responding to my message. I am from the Benjamin Franklin Busby line. Ben m. (1) Ellen J. Brandon they had 3 children: Willie Mae, Harvey Lee, & Joseph Riley. 2nd m. to Susie M. Barnett Spearman they had 5 children: Edna Celestia (My gmother), John Alvin, Nancy Veo, Helen Grace, & Opal or Lillian. 3rd m. to Nina Sorrells they had 2 children: Ervin Harrison, & Ben F. Jr. Ben's father Seaborn W. m. 2 times. 1st to Rachel Sturkey they had 3 children: William Jasper, Mary Elizabeth & Nancy. 2nd m. Mary Thomas they had 9 children: Ben F., Frances R., Jacob N., John E., Sarah F., Mary Ellen, Seaborn Marion, Miles L., Christopher C. Do any of these names have a link to yours. Trying to find out Seaborn W's parents names. Seaborn W. was born in 1815. Thanks Marsha

>Delivered-To: nashoba@cdsnet.net >From: H2OCan@aol.com >Date: Fri, 29 Oct 1999 13:33:29 EDT >Subject: Busby genealogy >To: nashoba@cdsnet.net >X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 26 > >I am researching my Busby line. Seaborn W. Busby b. SC 1815 son Benjamin >Franklin Busby b.1867. Any info. reguarding these families would be most >appreciated. > >Thanks > >Marsha Durrance

>Delivered-To: nashoba@cdsnet.net >Date: Fri, 29 Oct 1999 11:18:38 -0400 (EDT) >From: CRCTGP@ix.netcom.com >To: nashoba@cdsnet.net >Subject: Re: Fwd: {not a subscriber} search >X-Mailer: Netcomplete v4.0, from NETCOM On-Line Communications, Inc. > >Hi, > >I have a small bit of information on a Jacob and Mirum Busby--born in early >1800's, graves are in Moorsville, TX in Falls County, south a bit of Waco. >Jacob and Mirum had a son Nathan who had 10 children, #8&9 were twins >Bradford >and Bradly. They were born in late 1860's. Maybe named after your Bradford--- >maybe an uncle or brother of Nathan? > >I am from the Benjamin Franklin Busby line, who is the oldest son of Nathan >and Margaret Queen. At this time, they were in GA. BF born in 1849. > >Tammy

Yes Diana, I have an uncle Elton Busby (Busbice) and a Elton Hollace Busbice (name changed from Busby) in my family. I have always wondered where that name came from. If you find out, please let me know. I descended from Reese, Allen, Oliver Allen. and Oates O. Busby. Allen was born in SC, moved to Houston Co., then to Pulaski Co., GA. Oliver Allen moved to LA where Elton grew up and fathered Elton Hollace. Wayne Busbice

----- Original Message ----- From: <CRCTGP@ix.netcom.com> To: <BUSBY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 10:11 AM Subject: My Busby family > Does anyone recognize any of these names? > > BF Busby born Feb 22,1849 > RE Caraway Busby born April 9, 1952 (Rebecca) > Kellon Smith Busby born Aud 23,1870 > Aducy(?) Catherine Busby born Sept 17,1872 > John Franklin Busby born Oct 20,1874 > Francis Adaliue Busby born Nov 1, 1876 > Benjamine Michagen Busby born Aug 15,1878 > Edna(?) Aveline Busby born Sept 22,1880 > ??uikney Cluison Busby born Sept 1,1882 > Thomas Monroe Busby born Sept 25,1884 > Mattie Rebecca Busby born July 5, 1886 > Josie Lener Busby born Oct 18, 1889 > James Elisha Busby born July 17,1892 > > I think all of these are the children of BF and Rebecca. However, the last 3 > names on my copied list are in a different handwritting than the rest. > > Thomas Monroe married Lou Wren Rogers and they had 4 sons: Harvey, TR > (Thomas Robert), Frank Elton and Douglass. TR and Maude Busby did not have > any surviving children, Dougless and Lucy Busby had and lost one son (Morris > Neal) in adulthood. Harvey and Ruby Busby had 1 daughter, Jackie. Frank > Elton and Onita Busby had Myra Gail and Frank Elton Jr. Gail is my mother. > > TR is the only living son. > > Anybody recognize these? Please email me if you do! > > Thanks! > > Tammy Peters > Tammy, My name is Wanda Mobley. B.F. Busby was a half brother to my great grandfather. I have loads of information on the family. B.F.'s father Nathan was married at least three times. He had 10 children by the three wives. B.F. was the oldest of the children. His mothers name was Margaret Queen born in 1830 supposely in Ga. They married in Arkansa (I belive) She and Nathan had one other son, James Monroe born in 1852. It is beleived that Margaret died soon after the birth of J.M. Nathan returned to Grimes Co. where he met and married Margaret Brazier in 1851. They had seven children. When this Margaret died in early 1870 it is persumed that Rebicka Jane Gray was hired as a housekeeper to help Nathan with the children. His youngest, twins, Bradford and Bradly were only two years old. Nathan and Rebicka Jane were married on January 29,1871 in Falls County, Texas. My great grandfather, Robert Almorne, was born to them on November 2, 1871. Nathan then died on February 22,1872. Rebicka Jane left the home and returned to her family. Therefore My G.grandfather knew very little about his family. I was just barely aquinated with either Bradford or Bradly. I will go to my records and check on the list of children I have for B.F. and compare it to yours. I have a fairly complete history and data on the family back to Ga. Please contact me at mouse5@gte.net. > > > ==== BUSBY Mailing List ==== > Busby Family Homepage: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~busby/index.htm > Listowner: Barbara Peddicord mailto:nashoba@cdsnet.net >

>Delivered-To: nashoba@cdsnet.net >Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 21:58:48 -0700 (PDT) >X-From_: gonzi@ap.net Tue Oct 26 21:58:47 1999 >Old-Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 21:13:05 -0700 >From: gonzi <gonzi@ap.net> >Reply-To: gonzi@ap.net >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.06 [en] (Win95; I) >To: BUSBY-L@rootsweb.com >X-Diagnostic: Not on the accept list >Subject: {not a subscriber} search >X-Envelope-To: BUSBY-L > >Looking for information on Bradford Busby - was in or came to Texas >about 1834 Understood he was one of original settlers

still looking for info on grandfather or family.......Vernon Edward Busby or Busbee also know as Fred. born Nov.24,1903 in Florala, Ala. Anyone have any info please share with me. thanks, Joyce

I am curious about where this family is from. My Busby line is KY.IL.UNKNOWN.CA. Francis or Frank is a common name in my line and my father's name was Charles Elton Busby b. 1933 in Tulare County, CA. We have been unable to determine where the middle name was derived from. Any other Busby's out there with an Elton in their line? Diana Busby-Knight -----Original Message----- From: CRCTGP@ix.netcom.com [mailto:CRCTGP@ix.netcom.com] Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 8:12 AM To: BUSBY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: My Busby family Does anyone recognize any of these names? BF Busby born Feb 22,1849 RE Caraway Busby born April 9, 1952 (Rebecca) Kellon Smith Busby born Aud 23,1870 Aducy(?) Catherine Busby born Sept 17,1872 John Franklin Busby born Oct 20,1874 Francis Adaliue Busby born Nov 1, 1876 Benjamine Michagen Busby born Aug 15,1878 Edna(?) Aveline Busby born Sept 22,1880 ??uikney Cluison Busby born Sept 1,1882 Thomas Monroe Busby born Sept 25,1884 Mattie Rebecca Busby born July 5, 1886 Josie Lener Busby born Oct 18, 1889 James Elisha Busby born July 17,1892 I think all of these are the children of BF and Rebecca. However, the last 3 names on my copied list are in a different handwritting than the rest. Thomas Monroe married Lou Wren Rogers and they had 4 sons: Harvey, TR (Thomas Robert), Frank Elton and Douglass. TR and Maude Busby did not have any surviving children, Dougless and Lucy Busby had and lost one son (Morris Neal) in adulthood. Harvey and Ruby Busby had 1 daughter, Jackie. Frank Elton and Onita Busby had Myra Gail and Frank Elton Jr. Gail is my mother. TR is the only living son. Anybody recognize these? Please email me if you do! Thanks! Tammy Peters ==== BUSBY Mailing List ==== Busby Family Homepage: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~busby/index.htm Listowner: Barbara Peddicord mailto:nashoba@cdsnet.net

Does anyone recognize any of these names? BF Busby born Feb 22,1849 RE Caraway Busby born April 9, 1952 (Rebecca) Kellon Smith Busby born Aud 23,1870 Aducy(?) Catherine Busby born Sept 17,1872 John Franklin Busby born Oct 20,1874 Francis Adaliue Busby born Nov 1, 1876 Benjamine Michagen Busby born Aug 15,1878 Edna(?) Aveline Busby born Sept 22,1880 ??uikney Cluison Busby born Sept 1,1882 Thomas Monroe Busby born Sept 25,1884 Mattie Rebecca Busby born July 5, 1886 Josie Lener Busby born Oct 18, 1889 James Elisha Busby born July 17,1892 I think all of these are the children of BF and Rebecca. However, the last 3 names on my copied list are in a different handwritting than the rest. Thomas Monroe married Lou Wren Rogers and they had 4 sons: Harvey, TR (Thomas Robert), Frank Elton and Douglass. TR and Maude Busby did not have any surviving children, Dougless and Lucy Busby had and lost one son (Morris Neal) in adulthood. Harvey and Ruby Busby had 1 daughter, Jackie. Frank Elton and Onita Busby had Myra Gail and Frank Elton Jr. Gail is my mother. TR is the only living son. Anybody recognize these? Please email me if you do! Thanks! Tammy Peters

Tammy, Where did your Busby line come from? There is a Edna Busby that you mentioned,I have a man I'm working with that he told me his grandmother was Edna Busby from alabama. Glenda

On the Busbee-Busby Family Homepage, there is an interview type article that appears to tell the story of a lady from the Marlin, Tx area, named Mrs. William Price (Busby) who tells a story about her life in Kentucky. If I remember correctly, she was born abt. 1847 in Bolling Green, Ky and had at least two brothers, a John Busby and Milton Busby. I also think her father might have been Matthew Busby, my ggg gfather and that Matilda Busby might have been a sister. She states that Milton was killed in the Civil War in Ga. She also tells about moving to Tx, I assume as a child, and settling in the Cotton Gin Community in Freestone County, Tx. A Milton Busby moved to Cotton Gin, Freestone Co, Tx with my gg gmother and her daughter, Margaret Banks sometime after 1850. A Milton Busby from Freestone County enlisted in the 10th Texas Infantry in 1861 and died in Jonesboro, Ga. I think he is my Milton Busby. I posted a query a few days ago about this Milton Busby whom I believe to be my ggg gfather. I believe his daughter, Mitilda Busby was my gg gmother, born in Adair County, Ky about 1820. I also believe that Adair County was cut out of Green Co., Ky. I really need help with this family. Does anyone know who the descendants of this Price-Busby lady might be and if they might be Busby researchers subscribed to this list? I know they could help me prove or disprove that Matthew Busby was my ggg gfather and/or if the Milton Busbys mentioned above are one and the same. Please contact if you can help.

Lea, Sorry, but I don't know of any connection. I think I've found my Busbys in VA>>KY. Good luck; I hope you find an answer soon. Paula Dunklin LEABUZBY@aol.com wrote: > Do you have any connections to Buzbys in Pa. or NJ? Thanks, Lea > > ==== BUSBY Mailing List ==== > Busby Family Homepage: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~busby/index.htm > Listowner: Barbara Peddicord mailto:nashoba@cdsnet.net

>Delivered-To: nashoba@cdsnet.net >Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 04:20:14 -0700 (PDT) >X-From_: LEABUZBY@aol.com Mon Oct 25 04:20:12 1999 >From: LEABUZBY@aol.com >Old-Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 07:19:19 EDT >To: BUSBY-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows sub 11 >X-Diagnostic: Not on the accept list >Subject: {not a subscriber} Buzby >X-Envelope-To: BUSBY-L > >I am researching the name Buzby, one of your variable spellings. My Buzbys >were Quakers in Bucks County, Pa. and have Cadwallader ancestors. I believe >my Buzbys are connected to others in Philadelphia, Burlington, NJ, etc. but >have not yet made the connection. I would be happy to share information. >Please e mail me off-list for my Buzby ancestor names. See <A >HREF="http://www.insulators.com/photos/photos/1418-aqu.htm">Buzby Insulator</A > > for Joseph F. Buzby, Inventor of Royersford, Pa. 1890 that I am trying to >place. > I look forward to hearing from you, please. > Thanks, Lea Simitz Buzby

Do you have any connections to Buzbys in Pa. or NJ? Thanks, Lea