Bateman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

BATEMAN Mauldin L 1915-1999

t42Moore — 3 Jan 2009 9:08:05 GMT

BATEMAN Mauldin L 1915-1999

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 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

BATEMAN Ellen TEASLEY 1893 1974

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 1 Jan 2009 2:04:13 GMT

BATEMAN Ellen TEASLEY 1893 1974

I photographed this gravestone in the I O O F Cemetery, Section O , Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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This is one of the 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

BATEMAN Mildred L 1908-1975

t42Moore — 29 Dec 2008 3:12:31 GMT

BATEMAN Mildred L 1908-1975

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 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

BATEMAN Clarence D 1898-1960

t42Moore — 29 Dec 2008 3:12:16 GMT

BATEMAN Clarence D 1898-1960

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 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

Bateman Family of Westmorland 1700's

dabateman — 28 Dec 2008 2:13:44 GMT

Does anyone have any information on the parents/grandparents of Richard Bateman who lived in Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland, England, between 1789 and 1860. Richard married Mary Kitchen in 1812.

Many Thanks,
Dave Bateman,
Hong Kong

Joseph Porter Bateman

Sabrina722 — 19 Jun 2004 3:10:49 GMT

Hi. About 3 years ago I purchased an old antique bible off of e-bay to compliment my antique decor. The other day my father gave me my family bible. I was just about to post the old bible I purchased, back on ebay when I realized that this old bible belonged to a Joseph Porter Bateman and wife Mary Jane Benn. This bible was presented to them on their wedding day. Inside the bible (which is very worn and somewhat falling apart), lists the births, deaths and marriages of the Joseph Porter Bateman family. Considering I know the difficulty in tracing my own ancestry, I would like to return the bible to the rightful descendants of Joseph and Mary Jane, rather than post it for sale on ebay. Please respond if you are interested in this very old and worn, but wonderful treasure.

James Bateman m. Susanna Howorth

susangreenhow13 — 26 Nov 2008 4:58:46 GMT

hi any one know the bateman from darcy lever bolton james bateman married susanna howorth they were my husbands grand parents and have lost touch with family members thanks from sue

Death in CA 1863- Alvin Asbury, son of Rev. Mr.& Mrs. BATEMAN, aged 17 months

danderup — 14 Oct 2008 3:14:00 GMT

Am not related. May be of interest to someone who is. I have no further info.

Vern D
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Transcribed by Dee Sardoc
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>>TUESDAY, 28 JULY 1863<<

DIED -- in Mariposa, July 22d, Alvin Asbury, twin son of Rev. Mr.& Mrs. BATEMAN, aged 17 months.

Aubrey Robert Bateman

Ralph Christensen Jr. — 16 Jul 2000 11:53:12 GMT

Does anybody have any information on Aubrey Robert Bateman. He was born in Pound, Virginia in 1926. Please contact me by e-mail if you have any information.

Ruth (Bateman) Robbins Obituary 1901-1972

kaitysmom — 26 Sep 2008 1:07:44 GMT

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, August 1, 1972
Page: A-2

Name: Ruth (Bateman) Robbins
Age: 71
Born: March 26, 1901 in Houston County, TN.
Died: July 25, 1972 in Erin, Houston County, TN.
Funeral: July 27, 1972 with Nave Funeral Home in Houston County, TN.
Burial: Batson Cemetery in Houston County, TN.
Parents: Mort Bateman and Callie Richardson
Surviving Spouse: T.T. Robbins
Surviving Children: Herman Robbins, Carlton Robbins, Mrs. James W. Smithwick, Mrs. Thomas R. Taylor
Surviving Siblings: Woodrow Bateman, Mrs. Steve Keel, Mrs. Carlton Averitt, Mary Bateman, Lurene Bateman

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Contact me at kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Sincerely,
Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky

Florence L. Bateman of San Antonio, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 6 Sep 2008 10:51:24 GMT

Florence is pictured in the 1917 Pedagogue, yearbook of Southwest State Normal School in San Marcos, Texas. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help others.

Batemans of Maryland in 1800s

JosephMcMullen — 7 Sep 2008 12:20:29 GMT

Looking for info on Bateman families of Cecil County, MD or Kent County, DE in early 1800's. A Bateman daughter may have married a Sheppard Barratt around 1800. They lived in the area of Port Deposit, MD in 1810. Sheppard Barrett died in 1814 leaving wife with small children. One son may have been named Bateman Barrett born about 1810.

BATEMAN DNA Surname Project

BillBateman32 — 5 Sep 2008 12:30:37 GMT

For those of you who might be interested in the subject project, which includes BATEMAN and variant surnames, now would be a good time to join. Until September 30, 2008 the DNA testing fees are reduced some 19 to 37 percent depending upon which test you select.

(I do not have a financial interest in the subject project or the associated DNA testing.)

If you would like more information, feel free to contact me off-board.

Bill Bateman
Co-administrator
BATEMAN DNA Surname Project

The Bateman's that came from Canada to Kansas and the relations

msjangles555 — 1 Sep 2008 11:10:35 GMT

Hi I finaly found the 1856 Census for Iowa that has Thomas Smith and his family living with the other families that made that two year jouney with them. I am so excited I wanted to share it with anyone else that is interested in any of these families.

1856 Census Marion, Dallas Co., Iowa
Thomas' mother was already deceased as she is not on the census with the rest of the group that made the trip from Canada to Kansas.

Dwelling 74
J. B. Parrott 33 M 1 2 Canada Farming
E D Parrott 15 2 1 2 Ohio
M. A. Parrott 7 2 Ohio
Dorendo A. Parrott 5 2 2 Ohio
Robert F Parrott 1 1 Iowa
Jane Smith 11 2 1 Canada
Mathew Smith 35 M 1 Ireland

Dwelling 75
Charles Bateman 45 1 1 Ireland Farming
Sarah Bateman 41 2 1 1 Ireland
John H. Bateman 16 1 Ohio
William Bateman 13 Ohio
George Bateman 10 Ohio
Thomas Bateman 8 Ohio
Robert A. Bateman 5 Canada
Edward Bateman 1 Canada
Mary Smith 10 Canada
Elizabeth Smith 8 Canada

Next page
family # 72
Dwelling 21
Mary A. Echols 25 15 Zia or Bia cannot tell
Thomas Smith 5 O Canada

I do not know why Thomas Smith's children are listed with other families except for the fact that his wife had just passed away.
I sincerly hope this will help other researchers.
Cheryl Bateman descendant of Thomas and Jane Bateman Smith thru their daughter Elizabeth Smith she married Robert W. Bateman.

Bateman's from Wheelock, England

cbteic — 27 Aug 2008 4:11:20 GMT

I am looking for any Bateman's that came from The area of Wheelock, Cheshire, England
Coralynn

Any Bateman in Charles County MD

slkneib — 12 Nov 2007 6:43:39 GMT

I have been trying to link Batemans in Charles County MD for 5 years with no luck. Surely someone out there has something on Batemans in Southern MD. Lets compare notes shall we??? I am willing to share and and all inforamtion that I have!

Henry Bateman

abateman17 — 16 Jun 2008 2:15:19 GMT

I am looking for information concerning Henry Bateman, born around 1722, and married around 1750 in Maryland. The only information I have about his spouse is that her first name was probably Ann. I have reason to believe that he immigrated to the US, but I don't know where he came from?

John Bateman

cbteic — 22 Aug 2008 7:00:19 GMT

I'm looking for any relatives of John Bateman about 1786. Married Hannah Swain. They lived in Wheelock , Cheshire, England
Had children Thomas 1808, Mary 1813, James 1814, Sarah 1818, Ann 1819, Elizabeth 1821,John 1823 & Samuel831. These dates could be out a year.
Coralynn

Bateman origens

Michael J. Bateman — 23 Jul 2001 4:56:37 GMT

Ladies and gentleman,
Please be aware that there are at least two national origens for Bateman. Although I am American, my own line is Irish, although the English line probably has a broader population.
I'm not going to mention names, but it get's confusing when you don't specify origens, as in "old country" or when requesting the coat of arms (there is at least an Irish AND English version, both different). And if mentioning any noble titles, please mention of what, as in Lord Bateman of [whatever], that helps tracking too.
I don't want to sound like all I'm doing is complaining, but maybe this will educate as well. I mean, if there're Irish and English Batemans, there very well could be Scot and Welsh Batemans as well.
Just something to think about.

Bateman family in Newark , NJ area

Peacham74 — 6 Aug 2008 4:19:52 GMT

Looking for information on a Sadie Bateman and her daughters Evelyn and Janet living in the Newark NJ area in the 1940`s
Sadie Bateman married my great Uncle , David Russell Buchanan
I have a picture of them at a " Bennett Family " reunion in
1948 at Highland Lakes , NJ --- Any information would be appreciated ...

OHIO, Nelsonville, Athens Co, Hocking Co. OHIO

Kimberley_Page — 12 Jul 2003 4:51:57 GMT

Hello all,
I would like to add information to my orginal message.
According to the IGI my great great great grandparents were John Bateman and Jane ROBINSON married April 17, 1873.

I'm not sure if this is correct, because I know that my ggggrandparents are Lance BATEMAN and Hannah ROBINSON married April 17, 1873 in Athens Co. OHIO.

Now, they might have changed their names, but I find this hard to believe. Could this be a coincidence? Both Bateman and Robinson married on the same day, in the same county?

I also have the following information about some of the rest of the family...
1910 Miracode Index Ohio, Hocking Co., Logan
Lance L Bateman 34
wife Mayme E 30
Daughters Chrystal S 12, Ruth L 10, Come O. 5

Same index
Scioto Co
Lance Bateman 58
Wife Hannah 59
Son John E. 19
daughter in law Lovina M 18
grandson Elson R b. 1905, eventually married Mona McManaway

Children of Lance and Hannah
Daniel W b 1874 married Effie
Lance b 1875 married Mayme
Jennie b 1879 married Benjamin LANTZ
Edgar b 1883
Florence b 1888
John E. b 1891

Children of Daniel and Effie as I know them
Hugh Bateman b. Sept 12, 1914

Son of Elson Bateman
Charles G. Bateman b July 30, 1920 Athens Co, Ohio
married to Virginia SHAW

Most of this family is buried in the Greenlawn Cemetery, Nelsonville, Ohio.

**Other sources** Obituaries Ohio
Hugh Bateman, Charles G. Bateman.

Would like to know if there is a connection to Parry Bateman, Ronald Bateman, Robert Bateman...

Book??

nan — 25 Jul 2000 9:47:57 GMT

Has there been a book published on the Batemans? Nan

Batemans of Freestone Co, TX

ginger1935 — 14 Jul 2008 2:58:05 GMT

Searching for info on Martha Frances (Fannie) Bateman born Fairfield, Freestone Co, TX est 1865. Married Jefferson Davis Mallette. Brother named Barry.

Bateman family of Baltimore, MD > Brooklyn, NY

patmontero25 — 12 Jul 2008 8:33:17 GMT

1910 2 WD, Brooklyn, Kings, NY

Sarah A. Bateman, head, widow, age 78, born PA, parents born PA

Mollie, daughter, single, age 47, born MD, parents born VA-PA

Charles, son, single, age 41, born MD, trimmer

Ellen, daughter, single, age 38, born MD, clerk

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Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
J. Jas. BATEMAN
Self M Male W 50 VA Mercantile Agency VA VA
Sarah W. BATEMAN
Wife M Female W 47 PA House Keeping PA PA
B. Joseph BATEMAN
Son S Male W 21 MD Clerk In Store VA PA
C. May BATEMAN
Dau S Female W 19 MD Sales Lady VA PA
S. Belle BATEMAN
Dau S Female W 17 MD VA PA
B. James BATEMAN
Son S Male W 15 MD Clerk Mfg. VA PA
Charles BATEMAN
Son S Male W 11 MD At School VA PA
D. Ella BATEMAN
Dau S Female W 10 MD At School VA PA

Source Information:
Census Place 19th Ward, Precinct 9, Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland

J. James, Sarah A. and Charles are buried in St. Michael’s cemetery in Astoria, Queens, NY.

Any further information would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Patricia Montero
Patmontero25@hotmail.com

Bateman-Rayburn: Winston or Choctaw Co., MS

danameara99 — 1 Feb 2002 5:00:46 GMT

Elizabeth Bateman married Charles W. Rayburn on 4 Dec 1872 in Winston Co., MS. They had one child, Lula, born about 1873. Would like to identify the parents of Elizabeth Bateman and also to learn if she died before 1880. Charles Rayburn is listed on the Choctaw Co., MS Census of 1880 with a wife named Ada. Any help appreciated.

john bateman

jee343 — 30 May 2008 5:57:51 GMT

I am looking for information about John Bateman born in Yorkshire, England, in 1819 and died in 1901. His wife's name is Charlotte Ann Bailey, birth in 1824. One of their sons is my grandfather, Alvin T. Bateman. Thanks, jee343

Batemans in Pennsylvania

Samantha Bateman — 20 May 2000 7:07:35 GMT

Hi. I would just like to know more about my family located near me, and grandfather i never got to meet. Thank you.

Bateman Book by: Nelson Dawson

HELLOMSB — 4 May 2008 3:51:16 GMT

Hi,
I am looking for this book:

Family History 1.205 Our Journey from Ireland to the United States - The BATEMAN Family Genealogy Book, by Nelson Dawson.

I Have lost my precious copy and I am hoping someone has a
copy that they would sell. This book has my McMillan line
also....This is my husband gggrandmother Sarah Angeline Bateman married Adolphus McMillan from Washington Co. Ga.
last lived in Laurens Co. Ga. before miagrating to Washington Parish Louisiana.

Thank you so much....
Betty McMillan
videomiss@aol.com

Batemans of KIllingly, Ct.

Sallymcb — 6 Feb 2006 2:47:24 GMT

Looking for information on John Bateman 1734 and Sarah Kee 1743. Children Alice, Ruth, Mary, Sally, John, Boaz,
Moved to NY lived in Washington Cty and Livingston Cty.
Line is Thomas (1614) Thomas, Eleazer, Joseph, John
Would appreciate any help on these Batemans.

Batemans of Isle of Man

mrdragonhawk — 5 Mar 2008 5:12:46 GMT

John Bateman married Isabella and then Elizabeth.
John and Isabella had a son named John Bateman the middle name I been given and the one I've seen in census don't match one is Edwin (found in census) one is Edward (given by grand aunt) Info given to me by two Batemans has him dieing in 1908, and he has no kids. Where this came from I have no clue but might be right I was told he died in his 50s. No sources were ever given for this. In 1891 census John E Bateman age 38 is married to a Ann J age 27 they have 2 kids Ann J age 3 and John E age 1. In 1901
John E age 42 is married to Eleanor J age 34 kids Annie J age 13 and John E age 10. The son I have seen been given the name James. There was another daughter May but I believe her to be Eleanors daughter. The son John E (Edwin) is my Great Grandfather he went to England in 1914-15 married my Great Grandmother Margaret Hannah Slater they later came over to the US in 1924 on a boat my G grandfather help build in Barrow in Furness, Lancashire, England. John Edwin was said to have lived with an Aunt Christian Bateman after his step mother died during child birth. Any help would be much appreciated .

Bateman, Butman, Bootman, Bates, Buchtman from CT to NY

cbeck1666 — 30 Jan 2006 2:40:51 GMT

i have seen the list of marriages in killingly, Ct. for Butman, bateman, bates, etc. Can you differentiate which of them are bateman and which are butman or are they all the same family? I have an Alexander Butman b ca l800 or before, who m. in NY and had a child in Otsego Co., nY, John Turner Butman, b l825.
I am not sure whether Alexander was the first or middle name of this father, because his son and grandson both went by their middle names, and I can't find Alexander Butman from CT in any NY census. Weird, huh? do you have any info which could help me?

Connie beck
cbeck@ll.net I am convinced that he was from the line of CT. Butmans, but I need more information on those.

Bateman's from Toppesfield, Essex, England > CT>Mass>Ct>VT>NY

Jo Ann Bateman Smith — 29 Oct 2005 7:23:33 GMT

My son is working on a history report any info would be a help. I have traced our Bateman family From England (William Bateman married to Alice) Son William Born England Died CT married to Frances their son Thomas Bateman B. England D. Mass married to Martha Brooks. This line of Bateman's are in VT in around 1798 and in NY between 1885 and 1897. Does anyone know what ship they came on? Or have any info at all?

Sam Bateman

JBateman0415 — 20 Mar 2008 3:54:46 GMT

Does anyone have any information on Sam Bateman, born in Waco, Texas?

Batemans and Griffins

JBateman0415 — 16 Mar 2008 6:49:56 GMT

My grandparents were Robert and Addie Bateman from Idabel, Ok. Grandmas parents were James and Mattie Griffin. Grandma said her father never talked about his family, the only thing she knew was that he had a brother named Buddy. If anyone knows these names, I would appreciate any information. Thank you Judy Bateman Davis judy_davis@bellsouth.net.

Nannie Marie Bateman married to Frank Holder

jim hill — 27 Mar 2004 4:51:17 GMT

Believe had three children, Zola, Lucille and Mary. Any info is appreciated. Possibly from Oklohoma or Arkansas

Diane Inkley Bateman 1933-2008

daphnekenney — 27 Feb 2008 7:08:41 GMT

Diane Inkley Bateman "Honey Bear" Diane Inkley Bateman passed away peacefully in her home, surrounded by her loved ones, Feb. 26, 2008. She was born February 19, 1933 in Granger, Utah to Edwin Christopher and Louise Merelda Bawden Inkley. Married and sealed to Lynn Leroy Bateman in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on February 19, 1953. Her legacy was found in the devoted relationship she had with her husband and best friend. Together, they raised 11 children and opened their home to 21 foster children. Diane was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend. She served faithfully in the LDS Church and on several local and state PTA boards. She was the first woman in Utah to bowl a perfect 300 game, at the time she was seven months pregnant. She blessed lives with her love for music and her lively personality. Always the center of attention, Diane was a person you longed to be around. Her greatest gift was her ability to make everyone feel as if they were her favorite. Survived by husband, Lynn; 6 sons and five daughters, Kevin (Denise), West Jordan; Kenneth (Alicia), West Valley; Kelly (Lisa), West Jordan; Kody (Jodi), Riverton; Jeff (Andrea), Taylorsville; Carl (Miranda), Powell, Wyoming; Kim Bateman, Centennial, Colorado; Kay Diane (Bob) Hanson, West Jordan; Michelle Bateman, (Jay Rezac), West Jordan; Karen Murphy, Taylorsville; Kami (Brent) Barbour, Bluffdale; 47 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; two brothers and three sisters: Lynn (Millie) Inkley, Shirl (Elaine) Inkley, Beth Memmott, Karen (Fred) Finlayson, Judy (Pat) Beatie. Preceded in death by son, Kristopher Alden Bateman; sister, Maureen Rueckert; and her parents. Special thanks to the many care givers that blessed Diane's life. Funeral services will be held Saturday, March 1, 2008, 12:00 noon at the Valley Park 6th Ward, 5233 South 3200 West. A viewing will be held Friday, February 29 , 2008, 5-8:00 pm at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 South Redwood Road and Saturday at the church, 10:30-11:45 am prior to services. Online condolences at www.mcdougalfuneralhomes.com
Published in the Salt Lake Tribune from 2/27/2008 - 2/28/2008.

BATEMAN/BATTMAN/BATMAN - C15th-C21st Kingswood & Bristol Area (ENG) also S. Wales

masgrace — 9 Feb 2002 9:33:57 GMT

Reminder of my Bristol / Kingswood Local One Name Study is available on my website
see http://www.geocities.com/gracefiles
if you have notes to swap

in three parts:
Part 1: The Early Years (C15th - Late C17th):
Roots traced back to William BATMAN, a Husbandman of North Stoke, a village east of Bristol. He left a Will dated 25.3.1586 which suggests he may have been born c1482.
William is my 12xGGF.
[Understandably the relationships in this period are somewhat difficult and unreliable, so any additional insight to those presented would be appreciated.]
Part 2: The Later Years (Late C17th - C20th):
Dozens of confirmed linked lines and hundreds of relatives connected to the researchers listed below. This includes hundreds of other related families for the Bitton/Kingswood area, some of which are also listed in the Genealogical Index.
Part 3: The Risca Clan, Wales:
Emigrant coalminers who moved from Mangotsfield to Risca, Glamorgan now part of Gwent, South Wales. Descendants of Isaac s/o Abraham BATEMAN and Hannah LUCAS who, during his marriage to Sarah BENNETT moved from the Kingswood area to Machen and Risca. Their fifth child was born there in 1810. Several BATEMAN families were living in Bateman's Row in 1861, a street most likely named after the mining family.
Is the Welsh rugby union player Alan BATEMAN a descendant of these families?
Reference listing for other BATEMAN families in Gloucestershire.

Michael Wellesley Bateman Catherine Callaghan Cork Ireland

LorraineBateman — 10 Mar 2002 11:57:54 GMT

Here is a piece of info about Michael BATEMAN my convict that may jog someones memory

DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT 19 APRIL 1895 ( Maitland Mercury)

Mr. Michael Wellesley Bateman, an old resident and familiar personage to the people of West Maitland,ended his days this morning at his residence in the HorseShoe Bend, at the ripe age of 80 yrs. For some years past the late Mr Bateman had been very ill and feeble and afflicted with blindness. He came to West Maitland over 30 years ago,and has continued to reside in the Horseshoe Bend ever since. He followed the occupation of a hawker,but was best known as the night-watchman of the town, an old English custom,which died out when Mr Bateman's occupancy of the office through ill health and declining years, had ceased. The late Mr Bateman was an Irishman by birth, and through all his years in Maitland was known as an uprightly, honourable and hard-working man. He leaves a widow, three sons and two daughters; one of his sons is a compositor in the SYDNEY MORNING HERALD office. The funeral of the deceased takes place tomorrow afternoon.

Also here are the convict records that I have for Michael
Michael Bateman 7th February 1831 Ship YORK
Standing number of convicts he was no 31 of 118 (indent No:19) age 19 yeas. He could read and write He was a protestant, single and a native of CORK IRELAND. His trade was an Indoor servant and Shormaker for 9 months.
Michael was tried at MIDDLESEX ENGLAND for the offence of picking pockets. He was delivered to Goal on the 8th July 1830. Sentance was life never able to return to his homeland of Ireland. He had a former conviction as well(unknown)
Height 5ft 5 1/2" Complexion:Sallow Hair: LIght Brown Eyes Grey
Particular marks and scars: Moon & Stars, AB and Cross tattooed on his right arm. Perpendicular scar on left cheek and slight diagonal scar in the middle of his forehead No 43/2664
Conditional Pardon No: 52/155 Dated 3rd July 1852. Assigned to David Poole Sydney
In 1837 census he was a Government Servant aged 25 yrs. He married Catherine Callaghan in 1856 making him 44 years of age.

Catherine Callaghan came over to Australia on the Lady Elgin 4 August 1854 Assistant Immigrant from Blarney Lane Cork County Ireland as a free immigrant paying one pound for passage.
age 25 general housekeeper employment between 1854 and time of marriage to Michael Bateman 1856 is unknown
Parents William and Catherine deceased before Catherine left Ireland

Hoping to hear from someone soon

Lorraine Bateman
Australia
email bateman@dnet.aunz.com

Bateman from Lackawanna County, PA

Sandy Painter — 7 Jul 2005 12:11:06 GMT

Need info on ancestors of Earl Joseph Bateman DOB Mar 9, 1982 in Williamstown, PA who married Annie Kreinberg and lived in Scranton, PA in 1917. Annie had a sister Mamie who married Martin Lahey and lived in Scranton, PA.

Murder of Alvin Bateman, Red Rock, Oklahoma

maryachtrh — 18 Dec 2007 10:19:18 GMT

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 29 January 1903, Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

BERT WELTY GOES BACK TO PRISON

Guthrie: "Bert" Welty, a life prisoner at Lansing, Kansas, for the murder of Alvin Bateman, at Red Rock, Oklahoma, was returned to the Kansas penitentiary after an unsuccessful attempt to procure his release upon the ground that he had been sentenced for life and not for life at hard labor. The district court record has been changed to read "at hard labor."

Bateman, Cordray, Forrest

cammywright — 21 Aug 2005 12:19:19 GMT

Mary Bateman married Levi Cordray and
Martha Bateman married Joseph Forrest

Joseph P. Bateman of Centre Co., PA

GThompson1978 — 5 Jul 2006 11:49:07 GMT

Searching for additional info & family ties to Joseph Porter Bateman; b. 11 Mar 1838 in Centre Co., PA near Gatesburg; m. Mary Jane Benn on 22 Feb 1864 in Tyrone, PA (she died 1903). Father of Joseph was Thomas. Mary & Joseph had at least nine children.

Bateman's in Hartford, AL

Yellow_armour — 27 Nov 2007 3:57:25 GMT

My great grandfather is buried at Hurricane Methodist Church in Hartford, AL. His name is A. W. Bateman (possibly Alex William Bateman). Family called him "Bill Bateman". The headstone saids he was born Sept 9, 1857 and died Jan 26, 1937.

I would like to find any information on him and his family? His daughter, Selma Louise, married Talmer Lee Jenkins. They are my grandparents.

Thanks
Teresa

Dave and Ada Bateman and daughter Theria Arp Texas

BillJoAnnL — 12 Nov 2007 3:59:11 GMT

Among my moms things I have found an envelope with a photo of Dave and Ada Bateman and a photo of a young women identified as Ada's Daughter Theria and Arp Texas on the back. Arp is in Smith County and my mom lived in eastern Henderson County I have not made a connection yet and am looking for anyone who has information on these people.

I also have two photos of children one infant and two girls. these were in an envelope with photos of Atkins and Ellis Bowman and a photo identified as Dr Lee and two photos of Jewel Rierson sitting at a old telephone switchboard the name Brownsboro Texas is also on the back of one of the photos.

Simon Bateman, Sr, & wife Polly (Rood) Bateman

MalcolmTaylor1844 — 13 Oct 2007 3:21:13 GMT

According to a family tree given to me by an aunt Simon Bateman, Sr. was born in Goshen, Connecticut on 14 March 1771. He married Polly Rood. Simon died on 18 October 1856 in New York. Polly died in New York on 13 October 1854. Their daughter Lucy (b. 1 Feb. 1808) in Champlain, NY married my great great grandfather William Taylor (b. 1 March 1802 in Paisley, Scotland) on 8 Feb. 1830. Both William and Lucy died in Hinchinbrooke, Quebec, Canada sometime after 1880.
I would greatly like to correspond with any who have more information about these direct ancestors of mine.

Looking for Info on my GG Parents

cwilfong24 — 5 Oct 2007 5:37:47 GMT

I am looking for information on my ggparents Francis J. Bateman, born @1850 in England, he married Isabelle Hosmer, born @1849 in New York. Francis came here after his father died, probably @1868. They were probably married in New York and moved to Noblestown/Butler, PA. Isabelle died in a house fire @1898.
Any help would be appreciated to find my Bateman ancestors.

BATEMAN - BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

Perriss — 23 Sep 2007 10:49:44 GMT

Details of gravestones in Buckinghamshire, England contact me.

John B. Bateman. 1923-2007

Nanatothree — 15 Sep 2007 3:55:48 GMT

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WAS POSTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. I AM NOT RELATED TO, NOR AM I RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY, I’VE ONLY DONE A COPY AND PASTE FROM OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FYI.

THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

John B. Bateman
Posted: Friday, Sep 14, 2007 - 08:57:08 am PDT
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD, MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON STATE

John B. Bateman of Nampa, Idaho, passed away on Sept. 7, 2007, the result of a tragic automobile accident.

He was born in Almo, Idaho, on April 15, 1923. The family thereafter, moved to Rupert, Idaho, where he was raised. He resided in Idaho for the past 20 years. During the 1950s and 1960s, he lived in Washington, where he farmed and developed land throughout the Columbia Basin. He lived a very full life, always wanting to make the world a better place. He spent many years in Brazil, putting in numerous irrigation and farm projects for the government.

John had many hobbies. He was a true outdoorsman, and in former years was an avid trap shooter and held several championship titles. He had a lifelong love of animals, especially dogs and horses, owning and training many over the years.

He is survived by his daughters, Tami and Diana Bateman; son Tony; grandsons, Jeff and Chris Akridge; Joshua Kirchner; three great-grandchildren; brother Paul Bateman of Rupert; and several nieces and nephews.

He was a kind and loving father, grandfather, and friend. He will be sorely missed by his family and the many friends who loved him.

Lula B Bateman, Pink Dotson

alaskabluebird — 12 Sep 2007 2:41:07 GMT

Looking for date of death & burial place of Lula B Bateman Dotson. She was born 1894 in Van Zandt County Texas, marr Pink Edward Dotson abt 1908/1909 probably in Hood County Texas. They lived in Van Zandt County on the 1910, 1920 & 1930 census. Her parents were William Alonzo Bateman (Lon) and Mandy Chaney Bateman. Lula is my gr-grandmother's sister. Please write if you can help.
sincerely,
Melanie Ward
alaskabluebird@aol.com

Thomas Bateman, wheelwright, fl. 1625 - 1658

KelleenDoyle — 19 Aug 2007 10:52:16 GMT

Hi! I am doing research on merchants and craftsmen who in 1642 supplied the city of Londonderry in Northern Ireland with ordnance and munitions. Thomas Bateman is listed in records of the London Great Companies as the wright who supplied the gun-carriage wheels wheels for the cannon sent to the City. He appears to have been the father of the first Wardens of the Guild of Wheelwrights.

I would be most grateful for any further information which will be fully acknowledged when the work is published.

Best wishes

Kelleen
__________

Thomas Bateman who lived in Whitechapel, near to the Tower (of London) became the Ordnance wheelwright in 1625, a position he held until 1658 when his son Matthew was appointed. He died shortly after, his will being proved on April 8th, 1659. Thomas possibly was one of the earliest members of the fledgling Company of Wheelwrights that petitioned the City of London for incorporation in 1630. The Wheelwrights were subject to much scrutiny, as were their co-applicants the Coachmakers, on the grounds that some members of both had been involved in the supply of shoddy goods. As a result, there were long delays and then the English Civil Wars supervened. Nevertheless, he supplied wheels and axles for the Ordnance for field and standing carriages and limbers, trucks for naval carriages and general wheelwright services, from earliest days of King Charles, through the Civil Wars and First Dutch war during the commonwealth.

In fact, it was not until 1670 that the Wheelwrights finally achieved Guild status in their own right, the first Master being Matthew Bateman, who took the office again in 1697 (Bennett 1970, 159). Matthew Bateman survived the Restoration and continued as ordnance wheelwright. He also appears to have been in place through the reign of James II and up to and including that of William and Mary. Thus, he would have been in position at the time of the1689 siege.

In 1700, Thomas and John Bateman billed the Board of Ordnance for four pairs of wheels and other accroutrements (War Office 51/60, f721), and Thomas and John are described as ‘captains’ in Ordnance records of 1715 (WO 51/95, f. 76r). John Bateman was Master of the Guild in 1704 (Bennett 1970, 159). Such a concentration of surnames in the affairs of the first years of the Company can hardly be coincidence, and it seems probable that the Thomas Bateman of the 1642 guns was the sire of a line of Bateman wheelwrights. In fact, a Matthew Bateman was still the Ordnance wheelwright in 1760 (WO 51/212, 28r), indicating that the family held the position for over 120 years, at least 4 generations.

Thomas is listed (often in association with the carpenter John Pitt in the early 1650s (Calendar of State Papers Domestic passim) as having received payments both for wheels and whole vehicles. This, in itself is interesting, since John Pitt is on one occasion described as a wheelwright. In fact, it could perhaps be suggested that certainly as late as the 1650s, there was a great deal of overlap in the work of wheelwrights and coachmakers. In addition to wheels, Bateman was evidently involved in the production of whole vehicles, as references references (e.g. Cal. SPD 1650, 572, April 3rd, 1650) to payment for ‘waggons’ and tumbrils (two-wheeled carts which accompanied the troops and carried tools and supplies) suggest. Equally, Pitt produced wheels on occasion. However, unlike Pitt, Matthew Bateman survived the Restoration in post (see below).

Joseph Bateman

Connie Robinson — 5 Feb 2001 12:53:53 GMT

I am looking for my greatgrandfather Joseph Bateman, he married Rosa Belle Raymer, he was born in Kent Eng bet 1861 and 1876, they had 5 or 6 children who after the death of Rosa Belle were put in an orphanage in Neb or SD, one of the children was James Henry Bateman b 7 Dec 1902 in Merriman, Neb, he married Eva Bernice Rager and they had 2 children James Lloyd and Josephine Mae Bateman. I would like any info on the rest of the children also.

Julia Agnes Bateman of Missouri

Jan — 4 Jun 2001 7:55:35 GMT

Looking for anything on Julia Agnes Bateman and her family, parents, sibs, etc. I have the children.
Born 6 Jan 1871, Webster Co, MO.
Died 9 June 1950, Springfield, MO.
Married D.Dick Clifton 30 Aug 1890.
Any help appreciated. Thank you. Jan

Looking for Michael C. Moore b. 1974

anwagirl — 19 Jul 2007 12:25:25 GMT

Hi,
I'm a descendent of James Dunn & Margaret Elizabeth (Roberts) Bateman. I'm trying to locate a Bateman cousin (Michael C. Moore, b. 1974), who has done a bunch of Bateman research. I have a pedigree chart he made many years ago, and have some questions.

Anyone know how to contact Michael? Ifso, please email me at anwagirl@aol.com.

Thanks!

Peggy Bateman photo "Xmas 1950"

janmagee — 12 Jul 2007 7:35:06 GMT

This is a long shot, but I'll try anyway. A late cousin left us her photo albums. Some of the photos are identified. One is of a young (2 or 3 yrs old) girl and on the back says "Peggy Bateman Xmas 1950".
If you are, or know who, Peggy is, please let me know. I hate to just toss the photo.

Jan

John Bateman, 1800

elvis12 — 8 Jul 2007 4:41:34 GMT

Is there anyone searching John Bateman, who was born in 1800 in Skyhouse, Yorkshire, England?
I am related to this man by my Mother. He would have been my 3rd Great Grand Father.

Bill Bateman photo

Not_A_Relative — 2 Jul 2007 8:20:50 GMT

Bill Bateman photo

http://www.familyoldphotos.com/9c/2b/bill_bateman.htm

Allen McLain & Naomi Bateman

brendamclain54 — 24 Jun 2007 2:29:54 GMT

John, I too, would love to have copies of the letters of your g or gg grandmother of Allen & Naomi. A copy of a large family Bible states that Allen McLain married Naomi Bateman "daughter of Isaac Batemand and his wife Anna"
I would like more information on Daniel and Allen's mother Sarah. See so many maiden names given, but no proof.
Also trying to determine who "Ann" Bateman was prior to her marriage to Isaac Bateman.
I descend through Allen and Naomi's oldest son, Parker Bateman McLain (where did the given name of Parker come in?)
Regards,
Brenda McLain

Rev. Robert James Bateman - 2nd Class Passenger on the Titanic born England

titanic_project — 23 Jun 2007 1:08:14 GMT

Source, photo and biography: (not all available on some passengers)

http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/biography/337/

Rev. Robert James Bateman
s/o Charles and Hester Bateman of Oldbury Court, Stapleton, Bristol, England

Born: 14 October 1860, Bristol, England
Residence: Jacksonville, Flordia USA
Occupation: Baptist Minister
Destination: Jacksonville, Flordia USA
Status: died in sinking - body recovered
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Jacksonville, Florida on Sunday 12th May 1912.

Traveling Companions:
Sisterin-law: Ada Hall Ball

**not a relative - posting for genealogical purposes only, and I have no more information regarding this passenger.

Mark Bateman b. 1880, lived in Stilwell, OK

DonLivingston27 — 10 Jun 2007 7:49:09 GMT

I'm interested in descendants of Mark Lesline Bateman, b. 27 Feb 1880, son of James Andrew Bateman and Mary Francis Bacon. His paper trail vanishes after 1918.

I'd be much obliged for any info. Here's what I have so far.

1910 census: As of 20 Apr 1910 Mark is living in Stilwell Township, Adair Co., OK, with his 21 year old wife Martha A., a two year old daughter Edith M., and a son Roy/Ray H., who is one year and three months old. He is a farmer.

Draft card: Per WWI Draft Registration card dated 12 Sep 1918, Mark was living at Box 274, Drumright, Ok. He was an engineer for Prairie Oil & Gas Co. in Drumright. And at the age of 38 had brown eyes and gray hair and was of medium height and build.

Much obliged, Don Livingston.

Rupert Bateman in 1932 Illinois High School Football Team Photo

Not_A_Relative — 12 May 2007 4:48:36 GMT

Rupert Bateman in Downers Grove High School, Downers Grove, Illinois 1932 Football Team

http://www.familyoldphotos.com/6c/2d/downers_grove_high_scho...

Search over 18,000 old photographs
at http://www.familyoldphotos.com

batemans south wales (glamorgan)

julieeparkuk — 25 Apr 2007 7:33:47 GMT

i am searching for any information regarding my grandmothers family her name was gwenyth bateman born 1926 moved to hadleigh suffolk , especially interested in anything to do with a relative known as june bateman possibly born in the mid 1940's
please email julieeparkuk@aol.com

Lois Bateman married to Horace Powell Crandall NY and MI linage to Louise Morton Mother of Doris Vyn Magennis

DonnaMorris20 — 19 Mar 2007 5:11:43 GMT

I am looking for any information on the family linage of Lois Bateman 1790 born in NY married to Horace Powell Crandall born in 1790, linage to Louise Morton married to Jay D. Vyn. their daughter Doris Vyn Magennis died March 12, 2007.

Emily Bateman

Trevor Lake — 28 Feb 2007 5:27:19 GMT

I have been searching for my great grandmother, Emily Bateman, for 15 years.

She had a son, Alfred Weeks b. Westminster, London, England 1891 and a daughter Ivy Humphries b Hammersmith Middlesex 1903. She also had two other daughters, Lilian and Grace. We believe the father of all was William Weeks.

But who was Emily Bateman, when and where was she born?

Beverly Jean Bandy Bateman

GenSearch2003 — 18 Apr 2003 2:13:18 GMT

Green Valley News & Sun, Green Valley, Arizona Wednesday, December 25, 2002, page 12A
Beverly Jean Bandy Bateman went home peacefully to be with the Lord Dec. 20, 2002. Born Oct. 16, 1940 in Chicago, Ill.
Preceded in death by father William Bandy. Survived by husband of 40-plus years, James; mother Margaret Bandy of Tucson, daughter Karen (Lew) Berish of Frisco, Texas; daughter Kelly (Rob) Douglas of Hillsboro, Ore.; grandson Brennan Pierce Douglas and granddaughter Eileen Klara Douglas; brother John Bandy and family of San Antonio, Texas; cousin Sandy Schatz McEwen of Tucson; and many nieces and nephews.
Beverly was involved with many community activities, namely Girl Scout leader, Sunday school teacher, member of organizers of the Stingray Swim Team and volunteered at Sahuarita Schools as a Teachers Aide.
She worked as an aide until her MS prevented her from being able to do so any longer.
She fought a valiant battle with MS for 20-plus years.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Green Valley Community Church Endowment Fund, the Desert Southwest Chapter of the National MS Society, or a charity of your choice.
A memorial service will be held at the Green Valley Community Church on Dec. 30, 2002 at 2 p.m.
It will be followed by a reception at the Bateman household in Santo Tomas (17850 S. Camino de las Quintas, in the town of Sahuarita).

Bateman's in N.C.

Melody Bateman — 26 Feb 2007 7:41:53 GMT

I am trying to put together the bateman family
tree for my husbands side of the family. They
are from Washington County and Tyrrell County, N.C.

So far I have:
George Washington Bateman married Emma Poole
....their son....
Andrew Cecil or Cornelius Andrew Bateman
he married Mary Alberta Norman
....Their children....
William Edgar, Rufus, Andrew Cecil, and some girls,
I don't have their names yet.

....William Edgars son....
William Junior Bateman
This is my husbands father.

Anything you have may help and if I have
anything that would help you, feel free to ask.

Thanks,
Melody

BATEMAN DNA Surname Project

BillBateman32 — 3 Feb 2007 6:07:04 GMT

The BATEMAN DNA Surname Project currently has eight members, and we would like to have many more. You can view the project's Results Chart at:

http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/b/bateman/results.html

If you have an interest in this project but have held back because of the testing cost, here is a FREE alternative: the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation maintains Y-DNA and mtDNA databases, both searchable, and testing is completely free to persons who can provide a pedigree with at least three generations of biological ancestors and with some ancestors born before 1900. Check it out at:

http://www.smgf.org/index.jspx

Please understand that the Sorenson project is different and completely separate from the BATEMAN DNA Surname Project. Sorenson tests for a different mix of Y-DNA markers than does FTDNA for the BATEMAN project. However, there is enough overlap between the Y-DNA markers tested that the markers common to both projects can be used to determine whether a male Bateman who tested with Sorenson has a reasonably close match with a member of the Bateman project. Incidentally, four Bateman lines are currently represented in Sorenson's Y-DNA database, so persons choosing to test with Sorenson will be able to compare directoy with those results.

Be aware that there is a downside to the FREE testing. Sorenson does not report test results directly back to the person being tested. Instead, the person will have to periodically check Sorenson's Y-DNA database to see when his pedigree is posted there and then he can determine his test results. Also, it may take six months to a year or more to learn one's Sorenson test results, as compared to about seven weeks to get test results from the BATEMAN project.

Bill Bateman, Co-Administrator
The BATEMAN DNA Surname Project

Treasy H. Bateman

Kelli Heaton — 2 Feb 2007 9:54:31 GMT

Treasy H. Bateman b:10-20-1820 in TN
d:07-19-1901 in OK
She married J. William Harvey Dunaway on 07-30-1848 in Dickson County TN.

I am looking for her parents or siblings. I have information from census records that her father is from VA and her mother from NC. If anyone has any information I would greatly appreciate it. I am more than willing to share.

BENJAMIN BATEMAN & wife Bessie Griffith TX

alaskabluebird — 5 Jan 2007 6:09:30 GMT

Looking for the dates of death for the following couple:
- Benjamin A Bateman b 1905 TX and his wife
- Bessie M Griffith Bateman b 1911 TX
I believe Benjamin died in Ft Worth during the 1970's but not sure.
thank you,
Melanie
alaskaicebaby@aol.com

nelson bateman

LindaRothwell27 — 21 Aug 2005 12:28:38 GMT

Anyone out there who has heard of Nelson Bateman born about 1817 in ?Tyrell Co., N.C. Please let me know. He married Absillia (Abelia?) Waters, dgtr of Charles and Sarah Mason Waters. His son Charles Franklin Bateman was my gggrandfather. Thanks.

William Alonzo Bateman (Lon) TX

alaskabluebird — 3 Jan 2007 5:05:57 GMT

William Alonzo Bateman, better known as Lon Bateman, was my gg-grandfather (b 1862 TX d 1931 TX). If any of you have a photo of him & his wife Mandy, would you please be willing to share with me? I've never seen their picture & would love to know what they looked like. They are my daddy's daddy's mother's parents.
thank you,
Sincerely,
Melanie Ward

Bateman family in Highland County OHIO circa 1870

xandervan — 15 Dec 2006 12:24:40 GMT

The 1880 census lists three BATEMAN children, living with their maternal grandparents. They are the children of Delilah SHAFER and and unknown BATEMAN male. The children are:
Ann, b. abt 1871
Charles, b. abt 1873
Franklin, b. abt 1875

I'm looking for the name of their father, and any other information on this family. Thanks!

Contact: ludlow.bay@gmail.com

BATEMAN DNA Surname Project - Gift Certificates for 2006

Bill Bateman — 6 Dec 2006 12:47:54 GMT

Family TREE DNA is offering a few gift certificates, first come - first served, to be applied to DNA test kit orders for which payment is made by December 31, 2006. See details below.

Please e-mail me if you have any questions.

Thanks!

Bill

**************************************************
"We would also like to take this opportunity to give each Surname Project a
$130 gift in the form of 6 Gift Certificates - 2 $30 for Y-DNA37 or 67, 2
$20 for Y-DNA25 and 2 $15 for mtDNA - that will be valid according to the
following terms:

a) Not valid in conjunction with any other promotion or offer

b) Each gift certificate is to be used with one new test kit, according to
what is marked in the certificate

c) Kits must be ordered and paid for by December 31st, 2006

e) Not valid for test upgrades, add-ons or Y-DNA12.

How to use the Gift Certificate:

1) If you order the test under the "Invoice" method, please contact
Julie@familytreedna.com with the kit number and have her apply the Gift
Certificate to the kit.

2) If you order the test under the "Credit Card" method, please contact
Julie@familytreedna.com with the kit number and have her refund the value
of the Gift Certificate to the credit card used in the purchase."

Bateman, Ireland, 1600s

CWood91262 — 13 Sep 2006 3:35:38 GMT

I'm hoping someone will recognize some names. I have a very old note about a David Bateman marrying a Deborah Keays in approximately 1677. I believe that Deborah is the daughter of Christopher Keays, who served as high sheriff in Co. Limerick in the 1650s. The information is recorded on old papers we inherited but we do not know where the info came from. I suspect (only suspect) that David Bateman might somehow be connected to the John Bateman who served as high sheriff in Co. Kerry during the same time period that Christopher Keays served in Limerick.

Do any of these names ring any bells with anyone???

Cindy Wood

BATEMAN Relative--DAVID PYLE--born 1840-1860--England or Canada

jeddoi — 18 Sep 2006 2:08:33 GMT

Trying to locate any information on a David Pyle (related to the Bateman family) who was said to have made a visit to England from Canada to see relatives in the Exmouth,Devon area around one Christmas. Unable to give dates for this.
Any information would be most appreciated. Janet Doi

BATEMAN--Mountie

jeddoi — 18 Sep 2006 2:09:33 GMT

I am trying to find any information on the family of Lena Bateman who lived in Vancouver in the 1950's. She is said to have had a son who was a Mountie. Her country of origin was England and her maiden name was Durston. Would appreciate any response to this message. Janet Doi

Richard Nutt & Sarah (Bateman), Glenfield, Leicester, England

Darlene Nutt — 11 Sep 2006 12:09:03 GMT

Hi.....

Richard Nutt married 19 Oct., 1778 in Glenfield, Leicester, England to Sarah (Bateman).

I know of 3 children that was born of this union -

Lyddia; Hannah & Hassall.

Richard m. a 2nd time to Sarah (Thurlby)

Is anyone connected to this family?

Athala Bateman

DJSBUNNY — 12 Aug 2006 5:26:42 GMT

Searching for parents/siblings of:

ATHALA BATEMAN b. 2 Mar 1826 Sumpter, SC d. 5 Jul 1892 Cleburne Co AL

married JOHN DEES 29 Jun 1851 Henry Co, AL

Sarah Rebecca (Bateman) Ryan Duncan, West Virginia

Bob — 3 Aug 2006 9:20:49 GMT

Looking for info on Sarah Rebecca Bateman, born at Hinton, Summers County WV, (mid1800's). Married first to John Ryan, second marriage, William Austin Duncan. Lived at Princeton West Virginia. Died 1915. any thing helps, thanks, Bob.

Batemans of North Wales UK

Ian — 25 Feb 2001 3:43:33 GMT

Hi,

Im looking for others who are researching the Bateman family who mainly came from the North Wales area from the 18C onwards.

In particular any Double-Barrel names,
there are at moment i have found

Jones-Bateman
Redfern-Bateman

in total i have traced 450 Batemans but quiet a few more to find.

Thanks......

Charles Bateman 1896,Cork Ire.& Mary Hales,des.Mariah Bateman b. 1852,Caradoc Twp. Middlesex Co.Ont.Canada,mar.John KAIN, son,Donald KAIN,mar. Mary Violet FORMAN lvd Sask. Canada

Nancy — 19 Jul 2006 6:42:36 GMT

Arthur Patrick Bateman

fayewertz — 18 Jul 2006 11:38:24 GMT

I am looking for Arthur Patrick Bateman b. July 7 1888 who m. Phobe Ann Lemmon b. 13 Jan 1906. I have 4 children listed. This family is connected to the Wertz, Warman, Rhinehart and Calvert family. Can someone help me?

Bateman/Ryan

Frank E. Hagan — 22 Jan 2006 2:10:52 GMT

I'm looking for ancestors and descendents of John F. Ryan who married Rebecca Bateman in Pulaski, Virginia on September 11, 1865. I believe Rebecca was the child of John and Julia Bateman and was born in Tennessee.

John and Rebecca had 4 children:Charlie, Allen, David and Mattie.

You may email me direct at <haganf@bellsouth.net>

Can anyone help with Mary (Bateman) Weidenbeck

kristen_Sigler — 28 May 2006 3:15:42 GMT

I am looking for any information on Mary Bateman born 8-29-1835 in Germany.
She married William David Weidenbeck and had 3 kids.
She died 12-1-1916 in Little Wolf, WI
Can you help?

Kristen

obit - John Gordon BATEMAN, 1937 Ca. - 2006 Az.

LorraineGilmer02 — 6 Jul 2006 7:00:31 GMT

(not related - for board info only)

John G. Bateman
John Gordon Bateman, 69, passed away July 1, 2006 in Lake Havasu City, AZ. He was born to Max and Ethel Warren on May 12, 1937 in El Monte, CA. John was retired as a plumber after 38 years. His proudest accomplishment was when he earned his 50 year lifetime membership to the United Association of Journeyman and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada. Following retirement from plumbing, he went on to work security at Mohave High School for 8 years. After that, he worked for Bullhead Auto Supply as a parts runner for 1 year. John also proudly served under the direction of the United States Army. John loved to fish, gamble and watch his children and grandchildren participate in their sports and other activities. He was very active in the special education and sports programs at the school by helping the kids. John is survived by his beloved family, son, John (Shawna) Bateman of Rancho Cucamonga, CA; daughters, Julie (Ron) Bateman-Hill of Lake Havasu, Stacy (Victor) Munoz of Victorville, CA and Jennifer Bateman of Woodlands, TX; one sister, Linda and five grandchildren, Kyle Bateman, Kamerin Bateman, Ryan Hill, Austin Carlson and Ashlee Munoz. A celebration of life will be held Saturday, July 8, 2006, 1:00 pm at the Golden Nugget Casino in Laughlin, NV. Pastor Gene Stouffer will officiate. Donations may be made in John's name to the American Cancer Society, 2929 E. Thomas Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85026. Thoughts and condolences may be submitted to the family at www.lietz-frazefuneralhome.com Arrangements entrusted to Lietz-Fraze Funeral Home & Crematory.
Published in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on 7/6/2006.

Caleb Bateman

darcywillena — 26 Jun 2006 11:58:30 GMT

I'm looking for any information about Caleb Bateman. I believe he lived in Hastings county in Ontario and then Galt, Ontario.
He married Mary Curtis.She was born in Manchester,England on May28,1870

W. Grafton Bateman biography

pa_bios — 15 Jun 2006 5:02:57 GMT

W. Grafton Bateman biography

http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2w/w-grafton-bateman.html

Search thousands of Pennsylvania Biographies at http://www.historicpa.net/bios

Death of Mr. John William Bateman in China

davwayell — 3 Jun 2006 6:37:35 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. John William Bateman, please contact me so I conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Bateman died in China on January 1, 1931.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Elizabeth greenwood Bateman b. 1921

natureboyand — 9 May 2006 1:43:03 GMT

I also found out she might have had a daughter Nancy Lousie

Elizabeth greenwood Bateman b. 1921

natureboyand — 9 May 2006 1:02:08 GMT

I dunno if anyone can help me with this one but there was an elizabeth greenwood born in Ohio that married a Bateman. I know she was widowed. Thats all I have. please contact me or post if anyone has any info.

batemans from south east london

justin mark bateman — 17 Nov 2002 5:46:10 GMT

does anybody have any links or info on the bateman family from camberwell london/all of the famlly worked in fleet street or print trade in general.raymond bateman served in north africa/brother george bateman was killed in a air raid around 1941 at the cinderella club putney s.w london he was playing in the band.can anyone help please thankyou.

Raymond Cedric Bateman

mrtaximan — 3 Apr 2006 2:17:34 GMT

i am looking to trace my fathers family history.all i know he was born in camberwell london maybe Kembury Street around 1920.He came from a family of print trade workers with connections to the evening news and daily telegraph.I belive his father was called Jack Bateman and his mother Winnifred.Raymond Bateman had two sisters Elsie & Grace who both died in the 1980;s.There was also a brother called george who was killed in a air raid in putney london in i belive 1941 can anyone help please

Bateman - Ryan of Cork, Ire

ozmcfall — 2 Apr 2006 4:23:12 GMT

Trying to find further information on Eliza BATEMAN of Cork, born around 1819-1822. Her sister Mary Ann BATEMAN was visiting her in Surrey during the 1851 census. Mary Ann was then aged 20. (In the census Eliza's age is down as 29 but when she died in England in 1903 it was recorded as 84.)

Eliza BATEMAN was disowned for marrying a police constable, James RYAN, who was also probably Catholic, adding to the family's displeasure! I don't believe she or any of her children were Catholic.

Eliza and James had their first child, Ellen, in Ireland in 1845 but that child died in England 8 years later.

Does anyone know of this Bateman family, or which part of Cork they might have come from? Eliza used to talk of listening to the Atlantic rollers from her home. So I'm trying to find Church of Ireland parishes close to the sea!

Just a thought....

JennyMc
Brisbane, Australia

bateman/bristow

Janice_Bristow — 11 Jan 2003 5:07:24 GMT

Looking for information on mary Bateman who was born in Yorkshire Eng, early 1800. Married Wm. Bristow. Came to Canada and settled in Grey County, ontario, canada and are buried in Rob Roy Cemetary. Any info please contact me at bristowjanice@hotmail.com

Bateman burials, ND

Katie C. Wells — 21 Mar 2006 11:53:41 GMT

VOL 30 CAVALIER COUNTY, ND
BRUCE TOWNSHIP:
CLYDE CEMETERY

BATEMAN, Edwin Nov 14, 1905 - Jul 29, 1987
BATEMAN, Samuel 1871 - Oct 13, 1940
BATEMAN, Belle
Dec 12, 1881 - Leroy, Illinois d: Jun 29, 1965

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Capstick Bateman family connection ?

Paul Capstick — 8 Mar 2006 5:26:56 GMT

Hello from Glace Bay Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia Canada. All Capstick families here are related except for two in Glace Bay who originate from Halifax.One of who , Anne Capstick, runs a genealogy site that you can ascess via a yahoo search I am sure.
Our Capstick have benn here since the late 1700's or early 1800's.William Capstick was teh first Capstick that was born here in 1809(m 1839 Elizabeth Strang b1810).
My Grand father John James Capstick 1891- 1960 use to know a Bateman couple, who were a good 10 yrs older then he, here in Glace Bay on our island who were from York area and they use to say that there was a Capstick Bateman relation.
I would like to make that link one day. So we can link our family tree with that over in England.
We were always told we were from Wales but
according to sources Capstick isn't a name from Wales. It may be from Lanchsire area.

Please feel free to contact me if yo wish to say hello.

Kindest Regards;

Paul C

Lee Bateman changed name

Larry_Greenwood — 6 Oct 2008 10:26:22 GMT

My name is LARRY ADRON GREENWOOD and I am not researching the Bateman family, however I have a small bit of infomation that might help someone. I have info. on a Lee Bateman who changed his name to Sam Lee because of trouble with the law. I don't know if he is related to your family or not but this may help someone. Thanks LARRY

Missing Mother

mikeb8man_1 — 7 Feb 2006 11:00:53 GMT

Kathryn Constantine Bateman
Maiden Name Miller
Born 12 June 1914 Sioux City (Woodbury), IA
disappeared 20 Oct 1949
Any contacts call me @ 712-239-7296
Thank You & God Bless

Bateman

Sid Bateman — 25 Jul 2004 2:09:31 GMT

Looking for any information on Albert Alfred Ernest James Bateman married to Mary Ann Irwin in 1910 at Albury,NSW Australia.

Descendants of William Andrew Bateman, b 1873, d 1956

Kate Weaver — 1 Jan 2006 6:16:05 GMT

Looking for descendants & family members of William Andrew Bateman (b1873/d1956), m. Thedius Louisa Gardner.

DAVID W. BATEMAN, b. 1854 TN > 1855 TX > 1878 KS > 1881 MT -- Biography

Carole — 30 Dec 2005 6:55:44 GMT

A biography/family history of David Bateman is included in "Progressive Men of the State of Montana"

http://www.lib.umt.edu/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.exe?e=d-000-00--...