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Re: The Bardon Family

susanb1791 — 2011-09-14 06:52:00Z

My husband Ross and I have a newborn baby, we have called her Diana. My husband's father's name is James William Bardon, he is known as Bill though. His family has lived in Australia for 120+ years so there is probably no close connection to your family ... but it's nice to meet another Diana Bardon in the world!

Re: The Bardon Family

redbayfarms — 2011-09-10 23:53:18Z

Darlene,

In tracking my grandfather's history, Robert Francis Bardon, an aunt of mine conveyed a story that his mother, who we believe was named Charlotte may Bardon, died giving birth to him. He was married to my grandmother, Marylou Spencer Bardon. It seems like we might be tracking the same lines. Please contact me if you want to talk further at redbayfarms@embarqmail.com

If anyone else reading this wants to contact me about the history, that would be great also.

Thanks,
Brian

Sarah (Bardon) Brooks b.~1755 of Dauphin Co PA

genealogy126126 — 2011-07-24 22:46:50Z

according to sources listed below, the John Brooks md. 1809 was son of [see Denny genealogy quote at bottom of this message] Sarah Pardon/[maybe Parden/Barden ?] & Rev. War officer John Brooks (1727-1803 Harrisburg PA cemetery)
SEE:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...
and
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&d...
-
the top URL says:
•ID: I58243
•Name: John BROOKS
•Prefix: Major
•Given Name: John
•Surname: Brooks
•Sex: M
•_UID: 9641F753551641AA91E405CE6000BAD4AD0A
•Change Date: 23 JUL 2011
•Note:
BURIAL monument:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=br...;

the above says:
Birth: 1727
Death: 1803

1754 he was enlisted in the British Army and was wounded. He was discharged June 8, 1767. In 1776 he was comissioned 2nd lieutenant in the Pennsylvania Line. In 1778 he was appointed Mayor of York by General Gates along with the rank of Captain. He also held the position of Commissay of Supplies.

-Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the American Revolution 1947

Burial:
Harrisburg Cemetery
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania, USA
Plot: Section: S, Lot: 125, Space: 1

Created by: Jeremy Easton
Record added: Dec 13, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 32149822

"DENNY GENEALOGY", Vol. 1, by Margaret Collins Denny Dixon and Elizabeth Chapman Denny Van, published in 1944. page 141 and 177-178. FHL film 1036603.

"Boyle J. McClure was born 11 Mar 1838 in Homestead, Pennsylvania. He was the son of William Denny McClure(b. 16 Apr 1799, died 28 Mar 1891) and Elizabeth Irwin. (b. 28 Mar 1807).
He received a commercial education and became a banker. He volunteered for Service during the "War Between the States" and was a member of the 8th Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserves. He was a Presbyterian, a Republican and a member of the Masonic Order, the G. A. R. and the Sons of the American Revolution. He married, as his first wife, Julia Pardon on 7 Apr 1864. She was the daughter of John and Catherine (Greenawalt) Brooks, and granddaughter of Major John Brooks (of the Revolutionary Army) and Sarah Pardon. She died as a result of a street car accident on 12 Jul 1899. Later in life, Boyle married Pauline Pickard. He died of pneumonia on 1 Jan 1913 and is buried in the Homestead Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Penn. Children are John Brooks McClure, b. 17 Sep 1865, and William Irwin McClure, b. 28 Sep 1867."

•Birth: 1727 in possibly of,,PA
•Death: 1803 in probably of, Dauphin, PA
•Burial: 1803 Harrisburg Cemetery, Dauphin, PA
•Note: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=br...;
•Reference Number: LC74-HPV

Marriage 1 Sarah PARDON b: ABT 1755 in possibly of, ,PA Children 1. John BROOKS b: ABT 1777 in by 1840 of Harrisburg, Dauphin, PA

Hilda Bardon

SharonHarrisonKS — 2011-06-22 23:37:18Z

This is a loose picture with handwritten name on the back "Hilda Bardon". I am not related. I thought someone might appreciate seeing it.

Catherine Bardon Coyle, wife of Patrick Coyle

peterfwalsh — 2011-06-20 17:41:06Z

It's been a while since we last posted on the subject, so here goes...

We are looking for information on a Patrick Coyle who immigrated from Ireland to the US sometime in the early 1800s. We know that he was in the US by 1834 as he married Catherine Bardon (sometimes Catharine, sometimes Barden), also from Ireland, in Syracuse, NY on 6 July 1834 (or so we are told). Their first son, Francis Coyle was born in Syracuse the following year and the family eventually went west to Illinois/Wisconsion/Iowa.

We are struggling to find where Patrick and Catherine came from in Ireland. This is our primary goal at the moment. If anyone can help us or point us in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

BARDON Bruce H - Vietnam Wall section 11W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-17 21:51:33Z

BARDON Bruce H - Vietnam Wall section 11W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,673 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: The Bardon Family

LibertyMayor — 2009-08-03 19:49:43Z

Hi Patricia,

My name is Carol Bardon/Macchione. My father was Francis Joseph Bardon who was the son of Alice Cappy and Frank Bardon. I am origionaly from Hubbard Ohio and now live in Liberty Twp. I am one of 6 girls. Both my parents are deceased now, but I am sure we could help each other quite abit. Let me know if you are interested. Between myself and my sisters, we have quite a bit of information for you.

Re: The Bardon Family

dfbardon — 2009-05-13 01:07:15Z

My brother Fred Mills Bardon lives in Lousiana. My other brother Johnny Frank Bardon lives in Hawaii. Our parents were Frank and Mary Bardon of Fort Worth Texas

Re: The Bardon Family

dfbardon — 2009-05-08 02:11:27Z

I have a brother that lives in Lousiana named Fred. I also have a brother who lives in Hawaii. If this helps,pls email

Otto Bardon, in 1865

BasketLady420 — 2008-01-20 02:50:06Z

Otto Bardon, of the 102nd Ohio Infantry, is listed as a survivor of the Sultana.

On April 27, 1865, the steamship Sultana exploded on the Mississippi River in what remains the greatest maritime disaster in American. Over 1600 passengers, mostly Union soldiers recently released from Confederate prison camps, were killed either in the explosion, from drowning, or fire.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information which comes from a webpage called "Sultana Passenger List." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.riverrockentertainment.com/sultana_search.htm

Re: The Bardon Family

kanyuch1 — 2008-01-18 08:25:52Z

Hi, At this point I'm not certain how these message boards work, and it seems that I've attempted to reply to too many people in the incorrect way.
My family is originally from Coshocton, Ohio which is in close proximity to Youngstown, Ohio. Consequently, I'm wondering if there is a relation. My maiden name is Diana Bardon. I grew up in Southwestern, Ohio. My father's name is James Edward Bardon, and my grandfather's name was James Bardon. My grandfather had several siblings including, William, Richard, and a female of which I cannot recall the name.
Please contact me in that it seems that there could be a relation since Youngstown is so close to Coshocton, Ohio.
Diana

Re: The Bardon Family

kanyuch1 — 2008-01-18 08:18:00Z

My maiden name is Diana Bardon. I grew up in Kettering, Ohio (Southwestern Ohio), but my family is originally from the Coshocton, Ohio and surrounding areas. My father's name was James Edaward Bardon. My grandfather, James Bardon, had several siblings one of which is named William, and I believe another brother was named Richard. At least one other sibling was a female, and at the moment I don't recall her name. Given the common surnames, and first names of William, Richard, and James I'm wondering if there could be a connection.
I hope that you see this e-mail and that you e-mail me in the near future.
Diana

Re: The Bardon Family

kanyuch1 — 2008-01-18 08:03:13Z

Hi,
My maiden name is Diana Bardon. I grew up in Kettering, Ohio (Southwestern Ohio), but my family is originally from the Coshocton, Ohio and surrounding areas. My father's name was James Edaward Bardon. My grandfather's name was James Bardon, and he had several siblings one of which is named William. At least one other sibling was a female, and at the moment I don't recall her name. Given the common surnames, first name of William for my grandfather's sibling, and that my family settled in Northeastern Ohio, I'm wondering if there could be a connection. If I remember correctly from e-mails in about 2000, Frank & Alice Cappy/Cappie (spell?) came from Ireland and first came to New York. Given that Ohio isn't too far from New York, I'm wondering if this could be a relation?
I hope that you see this e-mail and that you e-mail me in the near future.
Diana

Re: The Bardon Family

MichaelBarger44 — 2007-06-06 21:03:34Z

Please note another change of E-mail address!

Effective 1 June 2007 the correct E-mail address is: mebarger@cableone.net

Thank you.

Re: The Bardon Family

2kasmom — 2006-07-12 06:51:21Z

My husbands family are Bardons from TX. In Jefferson county, with some found in Harris county. Can you tell who your grandparents are so we might find out if we are related?

I look forward to hearing from you.
Linda

Re: The Bardon Family

@@mebarger@dc.rr.com — 2005-11-24 07:45:04Z

Patricia:

Would you happen to know the area of Ireland and the year your ancestors came to the US?

I am seeking the family and origins of John Bardon and family. What little information I have is as follows:

Children of UNK BARDON are:
i. JOANNA2 BARDON, m. DAN SAVAGE.
2. ii. JOHN BARDON, b. Bef. 1892, County Wexford, Ireland.

Generation No. 2

2. JOHN2 BARDON (UNK1) was born Bef. 1892 in County Wexford, Ireland. He married HANORA DONOVAN Bef. 1892 in Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio, daughter of UNK DONOVAN and UNK. She was born Bef. 1892 in County Mayo, Ireland.

Children of JOHN BARDON and HANORA DONOVAN are:
i. ELLIE3 BARDON, m. EARNEST WELKER, Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio.
ii. ANNA BARDON.
iii. TIMOTHY BARDON.
iv. JACK BARDON.
v. STEVE BARDON.
3. vi. NORA MARIE BARDON, b. April 12, 1892, Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio; d. May 03, 1989, Collierville, Tennessee.

Are you familiar with any of these names?

Thanks!

Michael

John BARDON, born Bef. 1892 in County Wexford, Ireland

@@mebarger@dc.rr.com — 2005-11-24 07:45:04Z

Seeking information on the origins and family of JOHN BARDON, born Bef. 1892 in County Wexford, Ireland. He married HANORA DONOVAN Bef. 1892 in Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio, daughter of UNK DONOVAN and UNK. She was born Bef. 1892 in County Mayo, Ireland.

Children of JOHN BARDON and HANORA DONOVAN are: 1. ELLIE BARDON, m. EARNEST WELKER, Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio.
2. ANNA BARDON.
3. TIMOTHY BARDON.
4. JACK BARDON.
5. STEVE BARDON.
6. NORA MARIE BARDON, b. April 12, 1892, Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio; d. May 03, 1989, Collierville, Tennessee. Married Vivian Franklin French

wow

2005-10-15 02:58:40Z

hi there, i was bored one night so i figured i would see what my name popped up and i found this message board, dont know if you guys still check this but i was adopted when i was 6. me and my grandparents are very close but we have yet to have a family reunion. i am in the service and planning would be hard but i think that would be a very cool idea to plan an extended family reunion and just give everyone a chance to share stories and family histiory. if you want to email me its there. thanks alot

The Bardon Family

michaelbardon — 2004-08-23 19:44:37Z

I'm a Bardon from Co. Down in Northen Ireland. Where is everybody else from?

Re: Camp/Barden Bible found

2003-08-31 05:17:09Z

This Bible was sold to family long ago and I have no recollection of it since it was never mine. Sorry.

Re: Camp/Barden Bible found

Dbarden1 — 2003-08-30 11:35:58Z

Curious if this Bible lists the parents of Debbie A Barden or earlier/other BARDENs.

Re: family

2003-06-29 20:55:31Z

Jade- I tried to email you but for some reason it was sent back. Please email me at tyebhunt@aol.com. I am pretty sure that your grandfather and my dad are 1st cousins. My dad was born in Minneapolis but moved to Indiana when he was very young. My grandfather died when I was 9 so I do not have a great source of information about our family. I would love to hear all your know
Elizabeth

Re: The Bardon Family

2003-06-15 23:53:25Z

I know that my family (Bardon) came over from Ireland and settled in Kentucky before moving up to Wisconsin. From what I've read on this message board Bardon's have been in New York which makes sense as so many immigrants ended up there...I was thinking it might have been possible that the family split up after getting to the states...or other mebers may have come across and gone to other areas....
What I do know...We came from Ireland...settled in kentucky before moving to Wisconsin. The Bardon's where one of the first settlers in the Superior where Richard Bardon with his brother, James Bardon photographed and wrote a manuscript to much of Superiors early history. I can pretty much trace the family from that point down to me... any info, questions or comments...just let me know!
Jade

Re: family

2003-06-15 23:29:22Z

Hi! I'm Sara Bardon's daughter, Jade. If you know the names of any of your relatives from Wis. I'd love to see if I can peice anything together...My great grandfather Richard Bardon M.D. was a historian and his son, my grandpa Tom (Bardon) has a pretty good recollection of the family in Superior...thanks!
Jade

Re: Bardon's

2003-06-15 23:16:02Z

Hi! I'm Sara's daughter, Jade. My grandfather (Thomas Bardon) has told me that the Bardons settled in Kentucky (after they came here from Ireland) before moving up North to Wisc. From this point on I have a good idea of who's who and what went on, which i can tell you about if interested....however...I do not know if they went through New York but it would make sense as so many immigtrants went through there.

Re: family

2003-05-01 18:35:56Z

Hi Sara. I Know we are related somehow. Third cousins, maybe. My family is from Superior Wis. I hope you still check this board considering you posted your message quite awhile back. I live in IN.
Elizabeth (Bardon)

Re: The Bardon Family

2003-02-03 20:41:30Z

Patricia,

I think we may have emailed before, my father Robert Francis Bardon was raised by his grandparent (frank & alice) their daughter (which I do not know her name) died shortly after or during the birth of my father. If you know her name or any information, please let me know. I do know my father had a brother named William (Bill) and I think I remember him saying there was a bunch of kids. Thanks!!!

BARDON

2002-08-19 18:27:43Z

I am a Bardon from California. My grandparents "Benjamin and Betty Bardon Sr. are from Hawaii. If anyone has any information relating to this it would be most appreciated.

Re: The Bardon Family

2002-08-19 18:24:14Z

Sorry,
I havent heard anything about any of my family being from texas. If I run into any information like that I will pass it on.

Re: The Bardon Family

Bardon38 — 2002-08-08 17:04:09Z

My Uncle Johnny Bardon was married in Maui ,Hawii in the "70's". That so far is the only one I know of. I am a Bardon from Louisiana. My Grandfather and Grandmother are from Texas. Does anyone know anything about them.

Camp/Barden Bible found

2002-03-17 22:44:53Z

Just wanted let the Bardens know that a Family Bible is being offered for sale. It was the Bible of James Camp b. 1840 in IN and Debbie A. Barden b. 1854 in PA. They were married Des Moine, IA in 1875 the same year as this first edition, Catholic Bible was published. They had a least 2 children. They ended up in San Jose, CA. The Bible is 127 years old and appears to have crossed the U.S. twice with family migration ending up in GA. Write me if there is any interest. It is also being listed on the Camp family pages. I am not selling it (nor making any money from it's sale) but I know the person who is and he is willing to "keep it in the family" if I find a family member who wants to buy it. I'm just an amateur genealogist with a sentimental heart. Thanks

Re: The Bardon Family

2002-03-13 02:28:38Z

Does anyone have information about a Bardon getting Married in Maui Hawaii, Im guessing in the mid to late 1930s??

The Bardon Family

PKepler3604 — 2001-09-17 20:45:02Z

Hi everyone,

I am newly beginning the searchhof my family tree. My father's line seetled in Ohio after coming to New York from Ireland. So far, I am only as far as my great grandfather. Frank L Bardon born somewhree around 1885. He was married to Alice Cappy. Like I said, I am new and can't even pretend to know what I am ding. So, any help would be aprreciated.

Thanks,

Patricia

BARDON

jamiesimcox42 — 2001-06-25 05:14:06Z

I HAVE A 3RD GGRANDFATHER WHOSE NAME WAS WILLIAM BARDON.HE EITHER CAME TO NEW YORK WHEN HE WAS LITTLE OR WAS BORN THEIR.HE WAS BORN 1800 AND DIED 1876 IN COSHOCTON, OHIO. HIS WIFE WAS MARGARET NORTH WHO ALSO WAS IRISH. THEY BOTH WERE FROM IRELAND. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO PLEASE LET ME KNOW.

Robert Francis Bardon

2000-09-28 09:20:24Z

I am looking for imformation about my Father, Robert Francis Bardon. He was born Nov. 10, around the year 1919-1923 He married a lady named Margie, had 2 daugherts, then married again to my mother,and had 3 kids. Any information I'd greatly appreciate

Bardon's

2000-07-09 03:03:34Z

Hi Sara I do not have a Richard in my line (yet) I am interisted in where your Bardon's came from in Ireland and did they come through New York on there way to Mn.Please e-mail me at tom727@webtv.net thank you Tom

family

2000-07-08 23:32:45Z

Hello! you have the same name as my dad!! We live in Duluth, Mn., my dad's father was Richard Bardon M.D. Are you any relation??

E-mail correction

2000-01-17 11:45:56Z

Sorry e-mail address is TOM727@webtv.net
Thank you Tom

Bill Bardon

2000-01-02 09:48:06Z

My GGrandfather Bill or William Bardon.Left County Westmeath,Ireland about 1870.For Brooklyn,N.Y..Where he later married and had
at least one child.My Grandfather Thomas J.Bardon born 1876-1878.Any help you can would be much appreciated. And please e-mail me at TON727@webtv.net .Thank You Thomas J. Bardon III