Bagwell - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Bagwell / King Ga and Sc

Runette71 — 2009-10-24 03:04:24Z

I have a McCager Bagwell who married a Sarah Louvenia King in Foesyth County, Georgia. He was my Great-Grandfather. I will look for your Baghwell/King and let you know if i find them.
Runette

Re: Margarette A. Grafton/Sillman/Bagwell

Carole_Joiner — 2009-10-12 01:54:51Z

I do not know if I can help you but I am also trying to trace the BAGWELL and JOINER lines in Union Parish, Louisiana. I do have a Colman BAGWELL, b. abt. 1882. Many of the JOINER and BAGWELL families are buried in Sardis Cemetery and their seems to be a few marriages between these families. Seems these two families came from Alabama. The Colman BAGWELL I have had a sister named Eddie and their mother was E. Catherine/Carrie. Please contact me if you are interested. Carole

Re: Emanuel > Daniel > Nathan > Littleberry > Needham > Calvin Berry > John Bryant > Donnell > Joseph Lee > Kelli

lewis19131 — 2009-10-09 15:05:14Z

Kelli, Please e-mail me at lewis1913@embarqmail.com about the Bagwell family.

Re: Emanuel > Daniel > Nathan > Littleberry > Needham > Calvin Berry > John Bryant > Donnell > Joseph Lee > Kelli

kellimbagwell — 2009-10-09 00:42:21Z

Babs,

I have heard that Daniel was burried on a farm, perhaps the one he lived on and it is supposed to be on the Little River. Would you have any information about this? My father, Joseph Bagwell and I are trying to see if we can find it.

Best wishes,

Kelli Bagwell

Re: Emanuel > Daniel > Nathan > Littleberry > Needham > Calvin Berry > John Bryant > Donnell > Joseph Lee > Kelli

DIANE_TRAINOR — 2009-10-05 16:19:34Z

Hello! My name is Diane Trainor and I live in Asheville, NC. I am related to Emanuel, Daniel, Nathan, and Littleberry Bagwell. Needham had a brother Andrew Jackson Bagwell who is my gggrandfather. I would like to get a picture for my records of the headstone of Berry Bagwell. If you could email it to dianewtrainor@bellsouth.net, that would be very helpful. Best wishes to you! Diane Trainor

Bagwell / King Ga and Sc

leathasc — 2009-09-17 17:49:06Z

I am looking for a Bessie Bagwell that married a Rufus King.They had the following children, Arthur"Cleo",Lettie Mae,Spurgeon, Joseph,Clyde, Ruth,Mayzelle, and Inez.

This is my husbands family and he is terminally ill would like to get more info for him.

Re: Bagwells in MD

tajtoo — 2009-09-04 13:36:24Z

Hi-

Sorry, I haven't checked this website for years but just did and found your last message. I'd be very interested in seeing pictures of my grandparents and hear what you have, and am also happy to share any info I have on them. I knew Sophie fairly well, and can share info on her kids.

You can write me directly at iris7679@gmail.com.

Thanks!

Re: Elisha Perry Bagwell died 1947 AR

LindaRather90 — 2009-08-03 18:58:40Z

Seeking info for Annie Mae O'Nealthat married June Alexander Bennett. Annie was born in Texas and they had 7 children. She was said to be full blood indian and died at from being stung by many stinging scorpions.

Willie Mae Bagwell of San Angelo, TX 1936

drbrownlee — 2009-07-28 05:41:35Z

Willie is pictured in the 1936 Westerner, yearbook of San Angelo High School. She teaches history. I'm not kin but thought this might help others locate family.

H. Bagwell who married William E. Williams, probably GA or AL

KittyJohnson42 — 2009-07-23 19:48:52Z

This has been a brick wall for years. All we know is that she married about 1835, died sometime before 1860 when William remarried. My old family historian, long dead now, said that she was from Temple, Georgia, which is in Carroll County. Census records all say that she was born in SC. She and William lived in Alabama just across the Georgia state line. The only Bagwell I can find in Carroll County in the right timeframe is a Willis Bagwell, who is too young to be her father, but could be her brother.

There is a deep history between our Williams family [from SC] and some Bagwells, and we can only assume that H. Bagwell is from the same Bagwell family association. Unfortunately, our information is sketchy at best. A bastard bond from one of William's brothers by a Bagwell girl, a different Bagwell child living in a Williams household in Georgia.

We would be grateful if anyone has any information on any of this.

Re: Bagwell

joey75311 — 2009-07-07 00:12:11Z

We have a cousin that has some information that you are looking for. His name is Joey Bagwell. You can contact him at 864-554-7793 , or email mojobagwell@embarqmail.com. He has some info on Walter and more info on the Bagwell family.

Re: Bagwell's of MS, SC

vernastone51 — 2009-05-21 17:26:50Z

I am interested in the parents of the Sarah Box who is mentioned as the wife of William Bagwell. Please email me at vernaws@aol.com. Thanks!

John Alden Beaujean/Nannell Bagwell

Kmeehan55 — 2009-05-20 15:10:55Z

Hi, we are looking for information. According to our family
records, John Beaujean married Nannell Bagwell 1948
in Brunswick, GA. This was John's 2nd marriage. We don't
know how long they were married. We would appreciate any
information. Thanks,

William A. Bagwell from North Carolina

tigertom099 — 2009-05-11 23:09:15Z

Looking for parents of William A. Bagwell,born in 1834,some
where in North Carolina. Married Mariah Cox 20 Feb 1860.
I only know of one son Lewis A. born 1856 in Howard Co.
Indiana. Please contact tigertom099@aol.com if you have any
information.
Thank You for any help

R. Cayton

Re: DNA Project - Furney Bagwell

Stewart5 — 2009-05-07 16:02:28Z

The first results are in!!!! Looks like we connect to the Daniel, William, Wiley line. Linda at the DNA group will help give clarity to all this.

Re: Bagwell Name-Tennessee

babsbagwell — 2009-05-05 23:53:51Z

Hello, In 1870 in Prentiss Co Mississippi, Booneville Ms. A Francis Bagwell was listed in the census record as 15 years old black female and a member of my g, g, g, grandfather Larkin Bagwell family (a farmer from Wake Co. N. C.) This family moved to Miller Grove Texas, Hopkins Co Texas and she is not in the census records of this time spent in Texas census of 1900. This is as far as I can take you, and I hope you or some of your family reads this message.

Re: Emanuel > Daniel > Nathan > Littleberry > Needham > Calvin Berry > John Bryant > Donnell > Joseph Lee > Kelli

babsbagwell — 2009-05-05 23:30:59Z

Hello, I am out of the Wake co N. C. line near Little River . My line includes Emanuel, Daniel, William, Fredrick, Larkin, David Ellis, and John Daniel. They were farmers in N. C.,S.C.,Ga,Al., Ms.,and Miller Grove Texas.

Dr. Lewis A. Bagwell, Greentown,Howard,Indiana

tigertom099 — 2009-05-05 18:08:58Z

Lewis A. Bagwell was a Medical Doctor around late 1800's
Was married to Mary Ory Thrasher in 1878 at Howard Co.,
Indiana. They had five children in 1880 Federal census.
Lewis A. seems to have disappered with no record of death or does he show up in later census records after 1880's.
ANY HELP PLEASE...
R.Cayton
tigertom099@aol.com

DNA Project - Furney Bagwell

Stewart5 — 2009-03-16 15:45:09Z

My Dad (James Bagwell) is going to submit his DNA for this line, I have ordered the kit Y-DNA67. I have been out of the Bagwell loop for some time now, hopefully this will get me going again.

Blessings,
Christie Bagwell Stewart

Re: Bagwell Moore

lnsfmly — 2008-01-04 02:54:47Z

Mary,

I replied to you using the e-mail address you gave in your reply to my response to your query about Bagwell Moore. I used miredlady@aol.com and twice the message was returned as undeliverable. My message is a personal reply to you. Please advise.

Ellen

Re: Bagwell Moore

lnsfmly — 2007-12-28 22:34:41Z

Hi, Mary, This is the third time I have tried to post a reply to your queries about Bagwell Moore. If he is Bagwell Moore, Jr. of Princess Anne co, VA (now the City of Virginia Beach, VA,) his Mother's maiden name was not Bagwell, according to my family records. My anc, Sarah Moore was the s/o Bagwell Moore, Jr. Let me hear from you, if this reply gets through. If not, I shall have to try other means to reach you.

Re: Emanuel > Daniel > Nathan > Littleberry > Needham > Calvin Berry > John Bryant> Donnell > Joseph Lee > Kelli

mmcchurin — 2009-02-07 23:22:27Z

I am very interested in your research. I have Bagwells from the area of NC or SC born abt 1820 and would like to place them with others in the area. William and Lucinda Bagwell listed in 1850 in Union Co, SC but unable to place with others in counties around. Their only son John married and lived in Calhoun Co, AL. His daughter Lenora(my great grandmother) moved to and died in OK. I trully hope we can place these individuals. Please contact me at Willeen Young@aol.com.

Re: The Eastern Shore Bagwells African American

coolmoeth — 2008-02-24 18:49:38Z

Hi,

Do you know the name of Coley's father?

John J Bagwell Cherokee Co. Georgia 1850

GaryStevens72818 — 2007-11-25 01:40:40Z

Looking for information on John J Bagwell who was born in South Carolina in 1795. He married Elizabeth and moved to Cherokee County Georgia. His daughter Christina was my gg grandmother. She married Thomas Vause and they lived in Charleston Tallahatchie County Mississippi Other children were Cinthia, Potilla F (P.F) Albert, Bird, Christopher and Josiah. There was a Rebecca Rakestraw living with them in 1850. Was she a sister of John or Elizabeth? She may be old enough to be the mother of Elizabeth.

Re: Bagwell name

GaryStevens72818 — 2007-11-24 06:52:24Z

I am looking for information on John Bagwell who was in Cherokee County Georgia in 1850. His wife was Elizabeth. John was born about 1795.

Bagwell Confederate Burials, Oakwood Cem., Richmond, VA

Darleen24 — 2008-05-12 12:53:32Z

I have a copy of page 6 from the Confederate burial records at Oakwood Cemetery in Richmond, VA. My ggg grandfather's name is on this page. It has taken me years to find out where he is buried, so I want to share burial info for the other soldiers listed on this page. I hope the information will help someone.

BAGWELL, Daniel, 15th LA -, Grave Site AA 12*
BAGWELL, Henry, Terrell's Artillery, Grave Site AD *
BAGWELL, W., 1st SC, Co. K, Grave Site CS 16
BAGWELL, W. R., 15th AL, Co. G, Grave Site BO 26

I'm sorry, I don't have any information as to the meaning of the use of the (-) or (*).

Family Of Henry Bagwell & Elizabeth C Goodyer

SimpsonBrooker83 — 2008-12-22 18:11:39Z

Looking for information on the family of Henry Bagwell & Elizabeth C Goodyer Of Southwark, London.

Any Help Welcome

Christopher Brooker

Martin/Bagwell

dismartin — 2008-04-30 01:01:01Z

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of "The Martin Family of Abbeville District" by William Bagwell. I haven't been able to find anyone that will lend through the Interlibrary Loan Program.

Re: Emanuel > Daniel > Nathan > Littleberry > Needham > Calvin Berry > John Bryant > Donnell > Joseph Lee > Kelli

lewis19131 — 2009-02-23 22:50:39Z

I also decend from the Bagwell line in Wake County,North Carolina.Daniel,Nathan,Mary who married Joseph Broughton.Mary was the sister of Littleberry.Bagwell.

Bagwell Family Reunions?

mge825y — 2008-04-10 18:40:30Z

Wanted to ask if anyone is aware of any planned Bagwell Family Reunions in the South East (GA, SC, NC) this year?

Would be interesting to attend and may help with current research into our family heritage.

Thanks,

Mark Evans

William & Charlie Bagwell in Anderson, SC

mge825y — 2008-04-10 18:36:03Z

I am trying to find info on the parents of my GGrandfather William Benjamin Bagwell. William (born 1875) and his brother Charlie (born 1877) first show up in the 1900 census in Anderson, SC. We do not know their origins.

We know that they were taken in and raised by a Mr. Hall in Anderson, SC. We suspect they were orphaned or given away at some point after their birth.

William married Lucy McGill in late 1899 and lived the rest of his life in Anderson, SC. Charlie Bagwell married Susie A Connor and lived and farmed in various places south of Athens, GA. I have located the death certificates of both William and Charlie but neither one lists any info on their parents.

Thought I would reach out to the greater Bagwell family for help...any assistance would be appreciated!! Mark Evans

Re: Bagwell Moore

mlredlady — 2008-01-04 03:30:24Z

Ellen,
so sorry, it's mlredlady@aol.com
after m it should be an l instead of an i.
please try again and thanks for responding.
mary

Re: Bagwell Moore

mlredlady — 2008-01-03 01:43:42Z

Hi, thanks for replying, have been out of town. I am not sure which Bagwell Moore is mine but one (or more) are from Princess Anne County, Va, as is just about all of my family, including myself. I would love to find out what you have. Please email me directley so we can exchange info. thanks again for replying.
Mary
mlredlady@aol.com

Emanuel > Daniel > Nathan > Littleberry > Needham > Calvin Berry > John Bryant > Donnell > Joseph Lee > Kelli

kellimbagwell — 2009-02-07 23:21:51Z

Greetings,

I am Kelli Bagwell. My linage is stated in the subject line, if any one is interested. Our side is not talked about much considering my grandfather took his own life in 1978; yet we are still here. I come from the clan here in Wake County, NC.

I am a writer, and I am curretly writing a family book about my 'side'. It will be informal, meant more for my immediate family as a christmas present, but I'll share any information that I run across (or may have already) when I run across it.

Also, if any one is ever interested in the Bagwell Family Cemetery located off of Rock Quarry Road, let me know. I live close by if you need pictures. I'm sure many of you know that the cemetery listings can be found here:

http://www.interment.net/data/us/nc/wake/bagwell/bagwell.htm

The church beside it also has many Bagwell's such as my great grandfather in it.

With best regards,

Kelli Bagwell

Re: Bagwells in MD

jalanjava2 — 2009-04-15 21:10:48Z

Iris, I would be most interested in corresponding with you. I have been working with Karen to do geneology on the Bagwells. I have a bit of info, including 2 pictures of your grandparents which I would love to share with you, as well as info on both of them. Of course I would love to gatehr whatever info you might have on them. Thanks.

Re: Bagwell family,Laclede county,mo.

LloydVeraC — 2009-01-15 15:55:34Z

I am lookig for the mother of Edward Bagwell. I know his father was ANCIL but I can not get back any other info. Need mother and siblings and fathers siblings. Thanks
vera

Re: Nora Bagwell who married William Carroll Bess

debicarousel — 2008-06-26 05:53:03Z

William was my great grandfather.... have more info on him then on Nora, sorry....if you would like to
reply, contact me at debi.carousel@yahoo.com

Bagwell

austinaciousgal — 2008-03-27 00:56:44Z

I am looking for the Bagwell ancestry. From what I know is that Walter S. Bagwell was my grandfather. He was a minister in Tallahassee Florida. His only son my father was Edward Johnny Bagwell 1/14/1929, raisd in Greenville South Carolina. Walter left when my dad was an infant. the Bagwell family is scotch-irish and came from England/Tipperary Ireland. My dad's mother moved to Georgia and never got married again. Can anyone give me any information?

Re: Bagwells around Greenville/Anderson, SC area

austinaciousgal — 2008-03-22 16:48:54Z

My father was born in Greenville SC. His name was Edward J. Bagwell born in 1929. His father was Walter S. Bagwell he lived in Tallahassee Florida. I am also trying to find out my family background. If you have any information please let me know!
Bagwell is a Scotch-Irish name

George Watson Bagwell and John H Bagwell-Robertson Co, TN

Papashoe — 2008-08-06 23:24:34Z

I've notice several very old postings for these individuals, all dating to 2000, and was wondering if anyone has ever located the father of these fellows?

My interest is their mother, Nancy Emeline Shoemaker, who later married William J Larison. Additionally George married his 1st cousin, Martha J Shoemaker, daughter of Nancy Emeline's older brother John Shoemaker and Rebecca J Booher.

I've always assumed George W Bagwell, born circa 1823, in Montgomery County, (son of Richard Bagwell and Sarah Hughes) was the father but have nothing to indicate this to be true.

Re: BAGWELL James William

txchick529 — 2007-10-11 20:20:18Z

Does anyone know who Edna Smith Bagwell born March 10, 1899 that is buried at Murphy Creek Cemetery in Winston, MS was married to? was it Bill A. (1896) and who was Bill A. Bagwell's parents?? http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~t42cemeteries/USER/...

Thanks in advance, Betty

Re: Bagwell's in Stewart and Montgomery Counties of Tennessee

txchick529 — 2008-12-07 02:47:01Z

Which Bagwell family is Richard from? I am a Bagwell near Angleton, TX. Maybe together we could figure it out.? Could you email me directly at txchick529@yahoo.com?
Betty

Re: Bagwell/Mitchell Cemetery, Jackson Co., IN

hunterbagwell — 2008-12-06 04:36:18Z

I live in Indiana and have been near there and would be willing to help. My email is hunter@bagwells.com. I am not from this line but interested in it.

Re: Iber and Luther Bagwell

hunterbagwell — 2008-12-06 04:16:29Z

John Luther was Iber Bagwell's father. You can go to www.bagwells.com, then to geneaology and look up Iber Bagwell.

Bagwell's in Stewart and Montgomery Counties of Tennessee

sandygen44 — 2008-03-29 00:07:07Z

Would love to find out more about Richard Bagwell and Sarah Hughes Bagwell in Stewart county Tennessee 1823-1850. Would like to know children's names. I believe one was Alexander and another was George but have no proof. Thank you in advance for any clues to this family

Re: Bagwell family,Laclede county,mo.

SLJRJN80 — 2009-04-04 21:47:11Z

MY GGGRANDFATHER IS ANCIL (LIT) BAGWELL ALSO MY GGRANDFATHER WAS THOMAS JEFFERSON (TJ OR JEFF). I HAVEN'T FOUND AYNTHING ON THE BAGWELL FAMILY EITHER. I DO KNOW THEY WERE FROM WASHINGTON COUNTY ARKANSAS. IF YOU HAVE FOUND ANY INFO SINCE THIS POSTING PLEASE LET ME KNOW. ANCIL WIFE IS CAROLINE AMANDA WEAVER, CHILDREN ARE FARRIS DALE, ELMER, EDWARD, GENE, BARABRA, AND MRS WILLIE OGLE AND HATTIE (WHO IS MY GGRANDMA.) SO WE ARE DISTANT COUSINS. WOULD LIKE ANY INFO YOU HAVE FOUND SINCE YOUR POSTING. THANKS SHERI

Re: Bagwells around Greenville/Anderson, SC area

curtisbagwell36 — 2008-02-18 05:16:11Z

My grandfather was William Lewis Bagwell,born 1868, had a brother named Monroe & they came from the White Plains area of Anderson county. My father was Earl Jackson Bagwell & lived/grew up in Easley, SC. He had a first cousin in Easley named Bruce. I cannot find anything further about my grandfather's family.

BAGWELL Estate in Ireland - Marlfield, Clonmel, Tipperary

puzzleme123 — 2009-04-02 21:00:51Z

Marlfield, Clonmel
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Marlfield (Irish: Inislounaght), is a village three kilometres west of Clonmel, County Tipperary, Ireland. It replaced an older settlement named Abbey which had developed near the 12th century Cistercian community of Inislounaght. Marlfield developed as an important regional industrial centre using water from a tributary of the river Suir as a source of power. The lake was artificially constructed to run mill machinery, eventually powering hydroelectric current for the 'Big House'. There were several woollen mills near the lake which were superseded by a substantial distillery. This was eventually taken over by Jamesons before it too was closed. It was for many generations the seat of the BAGWELL FAMILY, who owned much of the land and other resources in the area. The terrace of houses and nearby school, which formed the core of the village, were built for these workers.

People associated with Marlfield
John Philip BAGWELL (1874-1946) General manager of the Great Northern Railway (Ireland), MP and Irish Free State Senator.
Richard BAGWELL (1840-1918) Historian and Unionist MP.

Points of local interest
Marlfield House. Burned by anti-Treaty Republicans in 1922 and subsequently rebuilt.

James Bagwell, murderer, 1896, Henderson, TN

puzzleme123 — 2009-03-20 00:12:49Z

The Wyoming Tribune, Cheyenne, Wyoming
Saturday Morning, February 29, 1896

DOUBLE MURDER AT DANCE
Two Men Shot Down by a Jealous Young Rough.

Jackson, Tenn., Feb. 28. – Near Henderson, Tenn., a few miles south of this city, last night, there occurred a most desperate double murder. John E. Butler gave a dance and a large number of his neighbors were present. Young James Bagwell, of a good family, but himself a disreputable character, was present and it is supposed because of jealousy he proceeded to cause a row. He was requested by Henry Bibb to be quiet, and the request brought on hot words, and Bibb was shot by Bagwell and mortally wounded, dying in a few hours. At this point Butler came forward and requested Bagwell to leave, saying that he had already killed a man who meant no harm. This angered Bagwell, and without further provocation he fired upon Butler, killing him instantly. The murderer then mounted his horse and rode away.
Owing to the remoteness of the locality it was some time before the sheriff of the county could be notified, but a posse was organized as soon as he heard of the killing and all of last night and today the country has been searched and tonight a fresh party has gone out. It is almost certain that Bagwell will be caught, and it is understood that there is some probability of a mob interfering should he be brought in. There is also a probability that Bagwell will not be taken alive, as he is known to be one of the most desperate men in the section.
This is not Bagwell’s first crime. For some months he was confined in jail on charge of being a member of a wildcat Whiskey gang of Hardin county, recently broken up by the killing of Ed. Thomas by the revenue officers and the arrest of the leader Gus Thomas, the last of the gang. During the incarceration of Bagwell in this city he made every effort to assassinate Sheriff Brooks of Madison county, and when he was removed back to Henderson a large knife was found in his cell with which he evidently intended to kill his keeper.
At the time of his recent crime he was under indictment for carrying weapons and other acts of violation of the law.

http://pluto.state.wy.us:8080/awweb/main.jsp?flag=browse&...

Bagwell DNA project is set up and ready to go

puzzleme123 — 2008-08-23 12:41:29Z

Various members have discussed a Bagwell surname DNA project several times
over the years, but no one ever set it up. So I have volunteered to be the
site administrator so that we can finally get something going for those who
wish to participate. I have no experience setting up fancy web sites, so
ours will be pretty plain for awhile, but at least we will be able to share
our data and connections. I have attended a couple of local meetings of
other DNA project administrators, so I am not totally clueless...just
inexperienced. I hope you will bear with me.

The timing of my decision is that I have been notified that Family Tree DNA,
the most widely used genealogy DNA support group, is temporarily offering a
bonus deal... a free mtDNA test when a y-DNA test is ordered, or reduced
price on just the y-DNA 37 marker test.

Y-DNA12 orders include a FREE mtDNA test (Y-DNA12+mtDNA promotion
price of $99; normally $189)
Y-DNA25 orders include a FREE mtDNA test (Y-DNA25+mtDNA promotion
price of $148; normally $238)
Y-DNA37 orders price REDUCED to $119 (normally $189)
Y-DNA37+mtDNAPlus orders price REDUCED to $189 (normally $339)
Y-DNA67+mtDNAPlus orders price REDUCED to $288 (normally $409)
mtDNAPlus price REDUCED to $149 (normally $189)

This promotion goes into effect immediately and will be available
until August 31st, 11:59PM CST. Alas, only males can test for the y-DNA
Bagwell line, so if you are a female you need to convince a male Bagwell
relative to take the test. But the mtDNA test will follow the maternal
lines.

Many of you already know what all this terminology means. Generally it is
recommended that to get good matches we should get at least the 25 and
preferably the 37 marker test completed. Read more about them at the Family
Tree DNA website: http://www.familytreedna.com/

Here is where our results will be posted:
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Bagwell

And here is where to sign up and order your testing kit:
https://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.aspx?code=T95192&...

Please, anyone with experience on other surname DNA projects, please comment
and let us all know what we should do to make this a worthwhile project.

For now,
Linda Bagwell
your Bagwell DNA project administrator
linda@bagwellnet.com