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Re: Banns in Macclesfield

prescott141 — 2011-11-29 10:00:58Z

Susan i understand you, apart from the Banns have william henry sandman born 1863 Liverpool in your tree. He is also one of my ancestors my great grandfather could you please email me on johnprescott22@yahoo.com to discuss if you are available

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

MaryBURNETT24 — 2010-09-17 17:41:06Z

Hi Susan
My maternal family name is Sandmann and I have compiled a tree of more than 1500 names from sorces similar to your own. George Diedrich is our common ancestor. I would like to participate in your network and share findings. My phone is 01494 728778. Email is kenburnett@aol.com
Cheers
Ken Burnett

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

TerryGelder24 — 2010-08-25 21:34:52Z

Hi Jenny,

Here's a message I posted to some more people on Ancestry - it may help.

My maternal grandparents were Banns. David (one of my G. grandfathers) came from Poynton with Worth in Cheshire, UK. (South of Stockport nr. Manchester). James & Eliza Bann are my G.G grandparents, whose parents Henry and Sarah (buried St. George's Churchyard, Poynton),are also from Poynton, Henry from nearby Adlington. An Ichobod Bann is also buried in St. George's Churchyard. I've taken photos of the Banns MIs (Memorial Inscriptions) in the churchyard.

I'll email the photos of the MIs if you send me your email address. (If you're a little apprehensive about this you could create a new one in Hotmail or Yahoo.

Regards,

Terry

Re: Looking for Bann's in ILL.

cchase29113 — 2010-08-24 00:55:59Z

wow didn't even know you answered my post. I hope you get this even though its been a year since you posted. would love to get ahold of you. You can email me at Oblivian_2010@yahoo if you like.

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

JennyBann — 2010-08-21 21:15:20Z

Hi,

I'm a Bann who grew up very near Macclesfield; Ichabod is my 5xgreat-grandfather (I'm descended from his son Samuel, as far as I can tell). Very interested in finding out more! FamilySearch is turning up a lot of other Banns scattered around the Prestbury area in the early 1700s, around the same time as Thomas, but there's nothing to say how they were related.

Jenny

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

susanr25 — 2010-08-19 13:13:03Z

Hi again Hilary.

Should have said thanks for the info. Wonder why I or my cousin never found George before.

As Simeon and Sophia married in Dec '06 it is logical that they would have had an older child. Didn't really hang about back then did they?

Susan

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

susanr25 — 2010-08-19 13:06:04Z

Hi Hilary

I'm glad I know which gender you are as the sillouette I see is a male!

I might prefer to reply by email if ok with you.

susan.riley@blueyonder.co.uk

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

Hilary_Yeoman — 2010-08-19 11:19:31Z

george was born in 1807 (baptised Oct 7th) to Sophia and Simeon. I think he was the oldest child and was followed by James Hope, Ann, elizabeth, Samuel, eliza and Susannah. I dont know about ann, eliabeth & eliza but the others all stayed in Macclesfield working in the silk mills. after George's 2nd wife (Sarah Hulme)died he ended up in the workhouse and died there in 1881, although his 2 sons were both living in Macclesfield with their families so relationships may have been strained. his grandson James broke away from the family and moved to Liverpool and then Crewe which is where my grandfather and father were born. Which of Ichabod's children (9?) do you descend from? Hilary (a she!)

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

susanr25 — 2010-08-18 16:47:58Z

Hi Hilary

I don't know of George at all! When was he born then?

I have James Hope B and Ann; Samuel and Hannah; Susannah and James; and Eliza, although I don't have her after 1851 census. So. you are a cousin, but from someone I didn't know existed. More Please!!! Although you HAVE given me some names to be going on with.

I have never lived in Macclesfield. My dad had lived round the Manchester area until WW11. Mum was from Blackburn and so when married they lived a few miles east of there. Grandma spent her last few years back in Macclesfield though.

Regards
Susan

ps. Are you Hilary female or male?

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

Hilary_Yeoman — 2010-08-17 20:00:06Z

Hi. My grandfather, grt grandfather and grt grt grandfather were all James Bann so it gets confusing. James who was m. to Eliza Williams was the only son of George Bann and Mary moss.(Mary died and Geo. remarried to Sarah Hulme and had another son Samuel) george was the oldest son of Simeon and Sophia Pownall. his brothers were James hope Bann (m ann Robinson)and Samuel (married to Hannah Newton). There were also some sisters - Susannah who married James Clayton and poss Eliza and ann. Ichabod was their uncle so yes we must be related - do you still live in Maccledsfield? Hilary

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

susanr25 — 2010-08-17 11:03:57Z

Hi Hilary

Is your James the son of Samuel Bann and Hannah Newton?

Simeon had another son that I know of, James Hope Bann, who married Ann Robinson. Their son James was also Hope Bann (I think).

We must be cousins of sorts. Ichabod was my 4x grandfather (think I have calculated that correctly).

Regards

Susan

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

Hilary_Yeoman — 2010-08-17 09:10:18Z

Hi Terry and Susan, i am very interested to read about the Banns. My father Bob posted the initial 'Banns in Macclesfield' query in 2004 and I too have since started family history research. James and Eliza are also my grt grt grandparents! So far as I can work out, James' grandfather was Simeon, the younger brother of Ichabod & they were the sons of George Bann and Margaret Barber. I hadn't come across Henry & Sarah - I am living in NZ now so everything done via the net. wd be interested to hear any other links. Hilary

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

susanr25 — 2010-08-17 07:41:03Z

Hi Terry
Pleased to receive your message.
I've been trying to line up the names you gave with those in my direct tree. Do you have the surnames of the wives, and dates?

My grandfather x4, Ichabod, died 1844. Do you have the photo of his grave? I'd love to see it. In fact I'd love to see them all.

Where I grew up we were the only Banns. I thought it was an unusual name until I started on family history. Now I know different!!

Regards
Susan

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

TerryGelder24 — 2010-08-16 23:23:52Z

Hi Susan,
My maternal grandparents were Banns. David (one of my G. grandfathers) came from Poynton with Worth in Cheshire, UK. (South of Stockport nr. Manchester). James & Eliza Bann are my G.G grandparents, whose parents Henry and Sarah (buried St. George's Churchyard, Poynton),are also from Poynton, Henry from nearby Adlington. An Ichobod Bann is also buried in St. George's Churchyard. I've taken photos of the Banns MIs (Memorial Inscriptions) in the churchyard.

Regards,

Terry

Re: Looking for Bann's in ILL.

hug13 — 2009-08-03 19:37:22Z

i realize your post was 9 years old but if your still out there robert lester bann was my mom's cousin. lester bann, my grandfather's (gilbert bann)brother

Re: English Banns

cetrind — 2009-02-03 13:27:24Z

HI A LOT OF THE BANNS CAME FROM PRESTBURY AS YOU MAY KNOW IN CHESHIRE . IT IS NOW QUITE A DESIRABLE PLACE TO LIVE THERE ARE A LOT OF VERY LARGE AND EXPENSIVE HOUSES AROUND THERE.
MOST OF THE EARLY BANNS WERE SILK WEAVERS AND OR PRINTERS, THE YOUNG PEOPLE DID THE MORE FIDDLY JOBS RELATING TO THE INDUSTRY. MY HUSBANDS GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS MARTHA JANE BANN HER FATHER WAS A SAMUEL BANN AND ON IT GOES I SEEM TO HAVE MANAGED TO SEARCH THEM BACK TO 1720'S TO A THOMAS BANN FROM BUTLEY PRESTBURY.

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

cgoodchild124 — 2009-01-18 21:31:44Z

Hi there, my Grandmother was called Freda Bann, she would have been born I think in the 1920's. They lived in Macclesfield but I believe there are some Welsh connectons. There are still some Bann's in Macclesfield today.

Re: Banns UK

courtyardgallery — 2008-12-03 22:05:40Z

Hi
my Banns, come from the Prestbury - Macclesfield area.
James Bann born about 1811, married an Ann Robinson.
any link?
Andrew

Re: Banns in Macclesfield

susanr25 — 2008-10-27 12:02:06Z

Hi there
I am a Bann by birth and was just browsing boards looking for possible connections when I came upon your message. I don't know if you are still looking but I just did a quick search. I have found a James Bann b 1861 (parents James - born Cheshire and Eliza - born Ireland) who married Annie Mary Savage in West Derby 1881,Q1. Although both born in Cheshire they lived at the time of 1881 census at 39 Barnet St, W Derby and had a baby Ethel who died in Chorlton Oct-Dec 1883.
1891 and 1901 census they were living in Chorlton and in 1901 had children Harry (or Henry), Frank, Sidney, Annie, Emily, James and Elsie.
One of my ancestors is Ichabod Bann, if you find your way back to him through your family I would be interested to hear from you.
Regards, Susan

Re: Bann in Chestershire & Wales

hollyrulez123 — 2008-10-09 03:00:40Z

hello, im holly bann, i can serch my family history...

Re: Banns UK

susanr25 — 2008-07-24 14:22:54Z

Hi, just found your post of a few years ago. I was a Bann before marriage, and my ggggg grandfather Thomas b1719 was from the Prestbury area, as were his son George and grandson Ichabod. The next generations were still in Cheshire/Manchster areas.
Are you from the Bann line?
Regards

BANN in New York and New Jersey

algba — 2006-07-10 06:15:12Z

Looking for info about Anthony Bann,possibly Born as Antonio Bonanno in Lingua,Salina,Messina Italy about 1862.He married a Concetta Mamie Puglis in Amsterdam,New York. He had 10 children,-Anthony.Concetta Mamie,John James,Mary Margaret,Rose,Alfred John,Alice.Helen Bertha,Elsie and Dorothy.Also looking for any info on these family members,their spouses or children.

Bann in Shrewsbury Shropshire

cdbhasin — 2006-05-25 10:55:01Z

Looking for information about a Mary Emillie Bann 1866. Who went to ontario canada abuot 1912.Her parents were James BANN 1842 AND HER mother was Martha 1839.Siblings were
george a bann 1868
samuel owen bann 1867
alice bann 1873
edwin bann 1870
james 1877
john 1879

Bann/O'Brien

skylersuperpup — 2006-03-17 03:27:11Z

Hi, I'm looking for information on John Bann, d. 1906, in Canadaigua NY, his wife Margaret O'Brien, b. 1833 in Ireland, and d. 1918 in Cheshire NY. Any help would be greatly appreciated.......J. Martin

Bann in Chestershire & Wales

2006-02-22 10:53:32Z

Hi Looking for:
Mary Ann Bann b. Apr. 24, 1868 Cheshire d/o Henry Bann b. Brymbo, Wales & died Lancaster & Jane Dunn b. Chester.
Married May 28, 1894 in Lancaster To William Henry Price b. Dec. 7, 1864. May have brother or Uncle James Bann who married Ellen Jackson in Elton, Cheshire?
Does anyone know about this family or Bann from these areas?
Thank You for any help.
Robert B.

Re: Banns UK

2006-02-21 03:24:03Z

Hi Marion:
I'm helping my cousin questions?: Mary Ann Bann b. Apr. 24, 1868 Cheshire Elton? married May 2, 1894 in Lancaster William Henry b. Dec. 7, 1864. and if I got it right Henry Bann was her father and mother Jane Dunn. He was from Brymbo, Wales and She was from Chester, Henry died in Lanchaster.
Don't know when Henry was born or when died or Jane when she died.
Thanks for any help
Robert B. cheers

p.s. well they were living in Chesire so maybe a cousin
R.

very old photo of Marian Bann

sum1sirishqueen1 — 2006-01-08 06:57:59Z

I am willing to send this scanned photo of the person named above. I was going thru a 100 yr old photo album that is passed down to the eldest child and now it is with my father and soon to me. I decided to scan all the pics in hopes someone can see what their family members looked like. My son happens to have the "nose" of someone in there and maybe you would have something. email me if you would like to see the photo. Sorry there isn't much i can tell you about it. All it says is family friend. Mooney or Wein. My email address is sum1sirishqueen@aol.com. thanks and good luck!

Jen Mooney-Collins

English Banns

Marion_Williamson — 2006-01-07 21:06:45Z

Where are all the Banns in England

English Banns

Marion_Williamson — 2006-01-07 21:06:45Z

I am afraid I know nothing about the origin of the name . In fact I am trying to find out more about them. My great grandmother Elizabeth was a BAnn born in Derbyshire but her parents were David and Sarah Bann married in 1851 at Prestbury, address Worth in Cheshire. Apart from that I know nothing. Are we connected, do you have any other imformation?
MArion Williamson
Nottingham

Banns in Macclesfield

rjb190 — 2004-08-03 07:51:19Z

I am trying to trace my family prior to them leaving Macclesfield about the year 1900. I am a descendant of James Bann and Annie Mary Savage who would both have been about 40 in 1900

Donna (Kunkel) Bann obituary

dactackm — 2003-10-13 12:35:22Z

Source: Standard-Speaker, Hazleton, PA Sept. 20, 2003
Deceased: Bann, Donna Jean (Kunkel)
Age: 49
Birth date: Feb. 4, 1954
Birth place: Hazleton, PA
Death date: Sept. 18, 2003
Place of death: Tresckow, PA

Full obituary upon request send email to:
dactackm@jlink.net

No relation to deceased

Re: English Banns

applegatesandram — 2002-08-11 19:30:10Z

My mum is Muriel Bann, married to Frederick Bann, deceased.
They lived in Manchester. The Bann family originally came from the Deansgate area then moved out to Hulme and Moss Side. There is a gravestone in St Anne church with the name Nathanial Ban first rector of the Parish in the 1700,s.
Mum has some history of my father's family.

Re: Bann Family

CChase26 — 2002-05-16 15:36:10Z

Yep your way cooliest.... I love you too Uncle Jim. :-)

Re: Bann Family

SharonHensley55 — 2002-05-16 10:00:41Z

James Charles Bann is the coolest one of all thow.
and he Loves all his Family more. and you can take that to the bank. love you more.
From
James Charles Bann

Looking for Bann's in ILL.