Badger - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Badgers of Indiana-John Michael Bottger(Badger)

lilbadger53 — 2009-09-03 14:26:29Z

I thank you very much for this info. This could be my grandfather, as he died when my father was a boy. My father was born in 1920 , He also had a brother named Roy , and 1 I forgot to mention named Paul. I do know that my father was born in Huntington In. and grew up there.

Re: Badgers of Indiana-John Michael Bottger(Badger)

bjmogush — 2009-09-02 23:38:22Z

I don't know if this would be the same person you mention or not, but there is a Roy L. Badger buried in Greendale Cemetery, Meadville, Pa. I came across his name while going through the burial records some years ago.

Roy L. Badger, died April 14, 1932, 50 yrs., 7 mo. and 5 days. Born in Indiana. Born Sept 19, 1881.

Re: Badgers of Indiana-John Michael Bottger(Badger)

lilbadger53 — 2009-09-02 21:55:30Z

My father (Raymond Badger ) was from Huntington Indiana. I would love to know if anyone has any info. I had an uncle named Harold Badger , Russell , Roy ,Carl . I think my Dad always called Harold by the nick name Red .

Re: Picture of Mary B. Fields Hitch and Elizabeth Parmele Badger

jennilean1 — 2009-08-22 17:43:19Z

I saw your post from 2005 concerning a photo of Mary Beatrice Fields Hitch. She was my great, great-grandmother. She lived on Bayou Teche in LA during the Civil War; met and married Union Capt. Ebenezer Hitch from Mass. and had numerous children - but just 5 lived to be adults. My great-grandmother was one of the daughters, Beth. My grandmother, Beatrice Clark Wharton, used to speak of the Badgers, but I am not sure of the connection. Information on the family is found in Agnes DeMille's book, Where the Wings Grow. (Agnes and my grandmother were first cousins).

Thank You _ Badger And Dodge Family

Jo022 — 2009-08-12 01:02:54Z

Thank You For Writing About The Badger And Dodge Family. My Family Has No Living Relatives Who Will Be Able To Help You With Your Genealogy Research For My Badger And Dodge Family. Wish You Good Luck With Your Genealogy Research. Thank You

Re: Badgers of Indiana-John Michael Bottger(Badger)

swasterval — 2009-08-10 11:48:20Z

I would love that....I know nothing about my grandfather and his family. YOu can email me at jwpainting@ec.rr.com

Stephanie

Re: Badgers of Indiana-John Michael Bottger(Badger)

PatseyG7 — 2009-08-08 23:54:58Z

I have info on Reason and Isabell Watson Badger. e-mail me at Patsey625@msn.com

Re: Badgers of Indiana-John Michael Bottger(Badger)

rayrainsberger — 2009-08-07 00:38:12Z

Ormus Harwood Badger was the son of my great aunt Margaret Badger and her first husband Albert Marion Smelser. Harwood and his brother John Harold Badger (Harold)used the name Badger when the parents were divorced (Harwood was very young at the time). Margaret's parents Reason Ebenezer Badger and Isabelle Watson Badger raised and, I believe, adopted the boys. I will gladly share what I have and would enjoy having contact with someone on the branch of the family.

Re: Brandt Badger

rkvaughan53 — 2009-07-30 18:40:14Z

I, also, am missing any data regarding Mary A. Badger, except that she was born in 1838 in Hickman County, Tennessee. I show her as one of five siblings born to Felix Harvey Badger and Mary Amanda Pryor, including Felix A., Bolling, Mary A., and Brandt.

Kathryn Vaughan

Re: Simon Badger from Ohio

vbandwb — 2009-07-28 00:29:33Z

Simon is the son of Thomas & Ruth (Franks) Badger. Born 28 June 1821 at Fayette County, PA. Married Mary Miller on 2 September 1851 at East union Twonship, Wayne County, Ohio. Died - 14 Nov. 1890 at the same twp. & county he was married. Thomas is my great,great, great grandfather. We are searching for his parents - we have a possiblity of Alexander & Margaret are his parents. But not sure. I believe that Thomas is buried in Wyandot Co., Ohio. Near where I live.
We will be checking this out. Any info you have would be helpful. Thanks, Vicky

Re: Thomas Badger

vbandwb — 2009-07-28 00:17:05Z

I am also looking for info on Thomas & Ruth.
I found online that Alexander & Margaret Badger may have possibly been Thomas' parents. Have you seen these names?

Vicky

Re: Thomas & Jesse Badger

vbandwb — 2009-07-28 00:13:08Z

I am looking for info on Thomas's parents. Thomas is my great, great, great grandfather.
It was nice to see our family info.
Thanks, Vicky

Re: Trace western Pa Badgers

vbandwb — 2009-07-28 00:07:54Z

I am looking for info on Thomas & Ruth (Franks) Badger from Fayette County, PA. Especially looking for Thomas' mother & father.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Vicky

Re: Lemuel Badger's Daughters, NY

diane_l_badger — 2009-07-26 23:02:33Z

By then the other sisters had died without leaving heirs. There were a total of 14 children in this family. Some died in infancy. Ezra b 1780 - ?, Electa 1781-1864,
Lemuel, 1781-1782; Ira 1783-1785; Luther W. 1785-1869; Mary (Polly) 1785-1785; Louisa 1788 - ? (m. Blakeslee) Mellona 1790-1862; Chester abt 1791-1876; Clarissa Olivia 1794 - ?; Sabra 1796-1889; Roxaana 1798-1812; Roena 1798-1830; Harmonia 1807-1872.

Re: badger

janssenb1 — 2009-07-21 15:50:50Z

Was your grandfather a Badger? Indians from upstate NY Iroquois and from Canada are Badgers

Re: Thank You _ Badger And Dodge Family

bettyasche1 — 2009-07-12 03:23:49Z

My regular E-Mail is bettyj1942@junct.com

Thank You _ Badger And Dodge Family

Jo022 — 2009-07-04 00:07:58Z

Thank You For Writing About Badger And Dodge Family Pictures And Family Data And Family History My Family Will Write By Regular Email Address Since This Is A Private Matter. Thank You Again

Re: Thank You _ Badger And Dodge Family

bettyj19421 — 2009-07-03 09:13:02Z

Do you have any pictures ? I have two pictures .
One is of Joanna and her daughter eva when she was 16 I think, and the other one I am not sure, but I think they are of Eva,Elva, Effie and my father and his sister Joan.
I also have one picture no one knows who they are, the pictures were in my dads and grandfathers things, I dont even know how I came by them.

Lemuel Badger's Daughters, NY

caldey1992 — 2009-05-24 02:47:41Z

The Missouri Archives Judicial Records include a 65-item collection of probate records concerning Harmonia Badger, who died 6 April 1872 in St. Louis. The items include identification of those of her brothers and sisters who had children, Chester S. Badger, Lemuel W. Badger, Electa Badger Stockwell (pre-deceased), Mellona Badger Knox (pre-deceased), Ira Badger (pre-deceased), Luther Badger (pre-deceased), and Roena Badger Allen (pre-deceased). In 2000, Phyllis Stehm searched under this subject for the daughters of Lemuel Badger of Colesville, New York and noted that John Cogswell Badger referred to 4 sons and 7 daughters of Lemuel. The Missouri Archives probate record mentions no daughters other than the 3 sisters of Harmonia. The records are online in PDF files.

BADGER - SINEX CONNECTION

Tonie933 — 2009-05-20 15:01:42Z

I am a SINEX family genealogist and have a William SINEX marrying a Margaret BADGER December 16, 1818 in Delaware if I remember correctly. I have information, not proven, that Margaret was a daughter of Jono (?) & Elizabeth BADGER. Does anyone have any information on this couple? This is the extent of what I have, and would like to fill in the blanks.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
Antoinette (waughtel33@Gmail.com)

Joseph H. Badger, upstate New York

eatonn_1 — 2009-06-05 23:24:17Z

I am looking for information on this ancestor b. May 1852 (NY), m. 1871 to a I am looking for information on this ancestor. He was b. May 1852 in NY; m. 1871 to Lydia Elizabeth (presumably NY); and d. 23 Oct 1924 (RI).

1870 Census shows him living in Schuyler Falls, Clinton, NY and 1880 census shows the family in Belmont, Franklin, NY.

Joseph and Lydia had daughters Cora, Nora, and Ida, and sons Warren and Walter.

I am particularly interested in Lydia Elizabeth's family name but any information would be appreciated.

Thank You _ Badger And Dodge Family

Jo022 — 2009-07-01 22:58:33Z

Thank You Very Much For Writing Back I Will Let The Family Know Of Your Request And Welcome To My Badger And Dodge Family . Thank You

Thank You _ Badger And Dodge Family

Jo022 — 2009-06-27 01:21:19Z

Hello Was Wandering If You Are Still Doing Genealogy Research For Badger And Dodge Family. Thank You

Thank You _ Badger And Dodge Family

Jo022 — 2009-06-27 01:18:12Z

Hello I Was Wandering If You Are Still Doing Genealogy Research For Badger And Dodge Family. Thank You

Re: Paul Badger

StaceyGarstecki — 2008-09-29 21:16:35Z

Not sure where Paul was from, but his wife Cora Rohm, her father was George Washington Rohm born June 30, 1864 in Fulton County, PA, died October 17, 1946 in Madison County, Indiana. Cora's mother was Alice Jeanette Vinzant born March 2, 1871 in Jackson Township, Parke County, Indiana and died November 21, 1941.

Paul Badger

StaceyGarstecki — 2008-09-28 17:28:38Z

Looking for information on Paul Badger married to Cora Rohm.

Re: Badger Family of Austin, Texas

rhbadger — 2009-05-18 05:06:54Z

Perhaps your Charles Wallace Badger is the same three year old Charles W. Badger who appears in the 1850 census of East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana under Family Number 37 for Ann H. Carter, 62 years old and Mary D. (formal middle name of Dortch, surname of Carter) Badger, 26 years old and siblings of Francis, 7 years old and Anna, 5 years old. Mary Dortch Carter, 8 Apr 1840 in East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana (Lost Marriages East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana Compiled and submitted by Claude B. Slaton, Baker, La. http://files.usgwarchives.org/la/eastfeliciana/vitals/marria... ). She is the daughter of Parsons Carter (Nehemiah CARTER1) who was born 6 MAR 1776, and died 29 MAR 1839 in East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, who married married 1 AUG 1805 Ann Hays Dortch, daughter of David DORTCH and ?. She was born 1786, and died 1854 in East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana and was buried in East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, she was formerly of North Carolina.

Wallace Badger was born 18 Mar 1812 in Windham, Tolland County, CT, the son of Edmond Badger, Jr., and Amelia Dyer, both of Windham, a descendant of Gile Badger of Newberry, MA.

Charles Wallace Badger is likely the same Charles Wallace Badger who appears as a Private in Co. E. 1st Louisiana Cavalry (Jackson Mounted Men) and the Rolls of Prisoners of War Paroled Gainesville, Ala., May 12th, 1865, residence is listed as Cuthbert, Ga., and likely not accurate (Source: National Archives Microfilm "Compiled Records of Confederate Soldiers in Louisiana" Microfilm 320 rolls 1-7).

In the “ROLL OF COMPANY "E", EAST FELICIANA PARISH, LOUISIANA” Submitted by: Gaytha Carver Thompson to GENWEB at http://files.usgwarchives.org/la/eastfeliciana/military/roll... , it is stated that Wallace Badger served with the unit and further that “Wallace Badger surrendered at Gainesville, is now living in Austin, Tex.” I have lost the date of this publication.

Contact me for additional details.

Rod Badger
rhbadger@msn.com

Re: Brandt Badger

bobdeb173 — 2009-01-14 05:34:23Z

My great grandmother was Mary Badger, Brandt Badger's sister. Brandt was actually b. in Ga. but in 1850 was residing in Hickman County, Tennessee. I have quite a few notes on Brandty I accumulated while trying find out something about his sister, Mary, but would have to dig through my notes. I also have the book you mention re: Brandt.

If you have informadtion on Mary or any other questions, please email me at: Bobdeb5630@sbcglobal.net rather than going through the Ancestry.com channnels where I would have to remember sometime and check the website.
Bob Myers, Tyler, Texas

Re: Brandt Badger

bobdeb173 — 2009-05-21 19:27:55Z

Would you possibly have any info. on Mary Badger, Brandt's sister? I have searched for 40 years and have very little information on her. I know she was living in Hickman Co., Tn. in 1850 along with Bolling, Brandt, etc. and parents and I know she married my gr-grandfather William Scott Anderson (year?) and they were living in Memphis in 1870.
This is about all, don't know when she died, place of burial or much of anything.
Can you help?
Bob Myers

Re: The Badgers-England to Newbury, Massachusetts

troypix1 — 2008-11-18 22:12:17Z

Thanks, I'll look for it.
Barbara

Re: The Badgers-England to Newbury, Massachusetts

troypix1 — 2008-11-17 22:06:48Z

I presume that your line in on Ancestry.com-then I do not have access to it.
Sorry
Barbara

Re: The Badgers-England to Newbury, Massachusetts

troypix1 — 2008-11-16 02:24:13Z

I checked the Holden Message Board but did not find your name. If it is on Ancestry.com I do not have access to it.
Is there another way I could see your Badger information?
Thanks
Barbara Pixley

Re: The Badgers-England to Newbury, Massachusetts

troypix1 — 2008-11-16 02:18:58Z

Thanks-I will certainly do that. Did you check my website? I appreciate suggestions for what I have entered.
Thanks again
Barbara
pixleyblair.tribalpages.com

Re: Thomas Badger

gnlgyrsrch — 2009-04-17 04:50:27Z

I too am descended from Thomas Badger and have lots of information on him. Also, I have Souretta Jane as his daughter's name, rather than Loretta Jane. She died prior to 1913. Let me know if you want to hook up and share information.

Re: William Badger, Sr. 1770-1830

gnlgyrsrch — 2009-04-17 04:42:28Z

I am also related to William Badger through James Badger and Ann Burton. Let me know if you want to hook up and share information!

Re: The Badgers-England to Newbury, Massachusetts

AnnReed48 — 2008-11-18 00:03:49Z

I am a little short of time right now but I could print the Badger part of my geneology for you and send it. I also mentioned a book published by a cousin called FOUR ANCESTRAL LINES AND DESCENDANTS OF ERASTUS BEETHOVEN AND FANNY BOBCOCK CAMPBELL BADGER compiled by Alice W. Badger in 1982. It includes photographs and a lot of detailed information. It was published by Peter E. Randall, 36 Mace Road, Hampton, New Hampshire and I know that there is a copy in the Library of Congress. If you cannot find it by any other source, I would be happy to loan it to you. Ann

Re: The Badgers-England to Newbury, Massachusetts

AnnReed48 — 2008-11-17 14:06:31Z

My mistake. The tree is probably listed under AnnReed48, although I don't know why. My father was a Holden, as of course was his father (Raymond Peckham Holden). My father's mother was a Badger (Grace Ansley Badger). I hope that helps. Ann R.

Re: The Badgers-England to Newbury, Massachusetts

AnnReed48 — 2008-11-15 18:29:21Z

My grandmother was Grace Ansley Badger and Mehitable was her cousin. I have a great deal of information about the Badger family, including a geneology published by one of the Badger family in the 1970's. You can view the information on my family tree "Holden" on Ancestry.

John from St Chad, Shrewsbury, not St Julian

lskelso — 2008-10-31 22:49:34Z

I have a mystery to solve.

I have John Badger born about 1836 in Shrewsbury but do not know his parents. He turns up in the 1841 census with Joseph and Sarah, 65, in St Chad Shrewsbury. Joseph is a shoemaker. In the household is also Charles who is four years older than John. Joseph and Sarah could be grandparents but in the 1851, when it is only John living with them, John's relationship to them is not stated.
In 1852 Joseph and Sarah died.

In 1861 John is married to Helen (can not find the reference) and they have Emma, 4, born in Wolverhampton, staffordshire (no reference can be found). They are once again living in St Chad, Shrewsbury. John is working as a tinplate worker and gasfitter. (I have found that Charles was also working in this profession and his census entries were easy to find).

By 1871 they are living in Rhyl, Denbighshire and John is unemployed. They now have a son Arthur who was born in Wrexham, Denbighshire, aged 6 years.

Now there is the first uncertainty. It looks as though there are two more people living with them as there is Ann Williams 71, mother, born Flintshire and Ellinor, 17 daughter, born Flintshire (obviously not Ann's daughter due to the age difference). Could this be Helen's mother? Helen was born in Alberbury, Shropshire which is not that far away.

However the main problem that I have is that this is where the trail runs dry. I can not find any of them in the 1881 census. Did they all die or migrate?

Arthur is still in England as in the 1891 census he turns up in Crewe, Cheshire, married to Elizabeth, with a son Walter, 3, who was born in Crewe. Arthur is working as a house painter. He is still there in 1901 with more children and I know what happened to one of his children.

Any ideas about when John and Helen went?
This is not the same family that was in St Julian, Shropshire.

Regards
Sue

Re: Brandt Badger

michaeldean1943 — 2009-03-26 17:31:11Z

my gg-uncle was Brandt Badger and my gg-father was Bolin Badger and my g-father was Bonner Badger and my mother is Carolyn Badger Dean. My gg-mother was Emma Breeding BADGER from around La Grange,Tx. Bonner,Ralph,Basil,and Belle Badger were born in Gonzales,Tx, of course Brandt lived there and they later moved into Central Texas area. Brandt built a drug store in Burnet and was one of 2 men to establish Marble Falls. I have some info on the Badgers,a book on letters from Brandt to his wife during civil war. I know he built a large house in Marble Falls that is now called the Badger Mansion.
Mike Dean
e-mail:childrensgone@yahoo.com
Pho. 512-556-8361

BADGER Cody Allen 1988

t42Moore — 2008-12-19 13:45:16Z

BADGER Cody Allen 1988

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,993 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

BADGER Chevy Green 1989-1990

t42Moore — 2008-12-18 22:24:19Z

BADGER Chevy Green 1989-1990

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Badger descendants in Western Australia

talka2 — 2008-11-15 23:49:52Z

Looking for Badger descendants of Emma (Wrighton) Badger through her sons Bernard K, Norman C & Frank who resided in Western Australia, for info on her death and residence. The last info I have of mother's great-aunt was in 1922, a picture taken in Katanning with her baby grandson Francis Bernard Badger. Did she continue to reside in England, even though her surviving sons resided in New York & Katanning?

Re: Paul Badger

Dale_H_Cook — 2008-09-28 21:29:34Z

> Looking for information on Paul Badger married to Cora Rohm

When and where?

Dale H. Cook, Member, NEHGS and MA Society of Mayflower Descendants;
Plymouth Co. MA Coordinator for the USGenWeb Project
Administrator of http://plymouthcolony.net

Re: Badgers in Bangor, Maine

AdamGoodspeed — 2009-06-05 15:16:48Z

I have a Ann "Eliza" Badger (1835-aft 1900)that married A Daggett, then Elijah Pierce, in my line. Levant, Maine census from 1860 til 1880, when she is then in Hermon. Daughter Carrie "Clara Emily) Daggett marries Thomas J Goodspeed 1882 in Levant, Maine. If you have found anything more on the Badgers of Greater Bangor please contact me. Thanks

Re: Thank You _ Badger And Dodge Family

bettyj19421 — 2009-07-01 02:05:49Z

yes I am interested in the badger-Son family.
Joanna son was my dads grand mother, Her daughter Eva Alta Dodge was my dads mother.
Joanna had a son Roy Badger.
They lived in Portland and Oregon City, Oregon.

Re: Ben Badger

hoosier318 — 2008-09-15 01:19:20Z

Benjamin Badger was married to Nancy Alice Chew in 1866 in Tipton County, Indiana. I have a copy of their marriage license. Benjamin is my ggrandfather.

Re: Ben Badger/Alice Chow/

hoosier318 — 2008-10-13 18:49:46Z

Are you still seeking information on the above? I am a granddaughter of Charles Elmer Badger, son of Benjamin Badger and Alice Chew of Tipton Co and Madison Co Indiana.

Re: BADGER HEF UK

robertwilesmith — 2008-11-11 03:04:41Z

I have compiled a small dosier on the Badger Family of Worcester with association of the Badger Family with that of Wildsmith. as Many members of the Badger family were given the title Wildsmith Badger throughout the centuries in Worcestershire,UK a portion of the family relocated to London others to Berkshire district about the 1800's

Re: Thomas Badger

rimah50 — 2009-04-17 05:46:09Z

My daughter received this message but I am the one who does this family's research. Thomas's daughter is Louretta Jane Badger, not Souretta...that was an incorrect census entry. Louretta is my g grandmother. I would like to exchange info with you. Email me at buzzrita@ verizon.net.