Bayley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

William C Bayley

scbertovic — 2009-11-09 03:18:41Z

Hi,
I'm looking for information about the ancestors of William Cowell Bayley. He was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1824; parents were Matilda Cowell & Thomas Bayly. Thomas was a captain in the British army in the 1st Royals/Royal Scots, but I believe he was Irish. William came to America in 1848 & changed his name to "Bayley." He had 1 brother, Samuel, & a sister, Caroline (Bayly) Evans.
thank you!
Sarah

Re: BAYLEY, Shipbuilding family of Suffolk and Essex, ENG 18-19th c

jrmaclean33 — 2009-11-01 22:59:16Z

Hi,

Sorry about the delay in getting back to you.Your query arrived the day I left for Hawaii.I returned to 77 emails. I just got back from California to 59 emails. I'm still working my way through them.

Yes, we correspond a few years back am yes, I did write "Wave Me Goodbye." I've written four books since then.

My BAYLEY/ROGERS tree is included in my MACLEAN/HAWKES whichj I have just made private, but request to see it and I'll give my permission. I have a lot of christening and burial dates in the record, but Ancestry doesn't recognize these so it looks as if I have no dates for many of my ancestors unless you get into the details.

If you can add to my information, I'd love to have it. Where does your CAPON enter the line?

Best, Jura (jura@jeffnet.org)

Re: BAYLEY, Shipbuilding family of Suffolk and Essex, ENG 18-19th c

jrmaclean33 — 2009-11-01 22:37:46Z

Hi,

The only Mary Bayley I have around the time of yours is Mary Rogers Bayley b.18 Sep 1767 d. 1871 all Burnham, Essex. She was christened there 7 Oct. 1767. Her parents were William Bayley and Mary Rogers. She married Charles Bull abt. 1815.

I do have a much later connection to West Ham. My grandparents James Bayley Hawkes and Besse Evans Brant were married there.

My MacLean-Hawkes tree with all this information is on Ancestry but I just made it private after some other "researcher" wiped my tree, changed it and called it theirs. You can request to see it and I'll give my permission.

Re: BAYLEY, Shipbuilding family of Suffolk and Essex, ENG 18-19th c

juliaza — 2009-10-30 18:11:00Z

Hello,
I have a great grandmother Mary Bayley born in London (around 1872), whom I think may be connected to the shipbuilding family.

Perhaps some of the family moved to West Ham? I also have relatives connected to the Everson or Whistock and Knights boatbuilding businesses in Woodbridge.
Please let me know if you have any other information.

Thank you

Julia Fulcher
London

Re: BAYLEY, Shipbuilding family of Suffolk and Essex, ENG 18-19th c

juliaza — 2009-10-30 18:06:13Z

Hello Tony,
I have a great grandmother Mary Bayley born in London (around 1872), whom I think may be connected to the shipbuilding family.

Perhaps some of the family moved to West Ham? I also have relatives connected to the Whistock and Knights boatbuilding businesses in Woodbridge.
Please let me know if you have any other information.

Thank you

Julia Fulcher
London

Re: BAYLEY, Shipbuilding family of Suffolk and Essex, ENG 18-19th c

jantone52 — 2009-09-21 16:09:25Z

Hello
I am sure that we corresponded a few years ago as we believe it was your family of Bailey Bros that built one or more of the ships that were used by my CAPON family who were farmers.
Am I correct in that you wrote the book "Wave me Goodbye".
We have collected a bit more information and are in contact with one of the authors of a good book on shipping.
Do you have a family tree of your BAYLEYS and ROGERS. This would obviously make it much easier for me putting all the info together in an understandable form.

I look forward to hearing from you. We may be researching in Suffolk Record office at Ipswich over next few weeks so if there is anything burning that you wish to find out please do not hesitate to ask.

Best wishes and kind regards
Tony Brown and Janet Capon-Brown (nee Capon)
Dartford.
email: tonyjan@talktalk.net

Re: BAYLEY - Burnham-on-Crouch/Ipswich, England

jrmaclean33 — 2009-09-15 23:54:46Z

I'm a descendant of William Bayley b. 1745 who was a shipbuilder at Burnham, Essex. He built boats for the Rogers oyster fisheries. He married Mary Rogers. His son William b. 1791 migrated to Ipswich Suffolk where he established the shipbuilding company of Bayley and Sons. I have more notes on this. Are you familiar with books "Essex Gold" about the oyster fisheries and "The Smugglers' Century," about the Essex Smuggler, both books by Hervey Benham?

I'm interested in findng the parents for William b. 1745.

Re: BAYLEY, Shipbuilding family of Suffolk and Essex, ENG 18-19th c

jrmaclean33 — 2009-09-15 23:42:46Z

I'm a descendant of William Bayley b. 1745 who was a shipbuilder at Burnham, Essex. He built boats for the Rogers oyster fisheries. He married Mary Rogers. His son William b. 1791 migrated to Ipswich Suffolk where he established the shipbuilding company of Bayley and Sons. I have more notes on this. Are you familiar with books "Essex Gold" about the oyster fisheries and "The Smugglers' Century," about the Essex Smuggler, both books by Hervey Benham?

I don't have a Henry or Jabez in my genealogy.

I'm interested in findng the parents for William b. 1745.

Jane Bayley

eileendoyle49 — 2009-07-20 12:23:33Z

I am looking for information about Jane Bayley born in Plymouth about 1820 - married Charles Thurlston, Percy Scott Smyth and Thomas Hyde.

Re: Bayley of Shropshire/Staffordshire

Kenchrisgray — 2009-04-28 13:10:56Z

Dear Doreen,
Here goes!
Thomas Bayley(b.1837 in Dawley Green Shrops son of John and Jane)married Mary Adams.She died sometime before 1875 when he remarried Mary Ann Bayley(b.1847 in HadnallShrops daughter of George and Elizabeth)She was my gt,grandmother.They married in Farnworth,Widnes in 1875 having left Shropshire to go to make their fortunes(!!) in the newly emerging chemical works.There seems to have been something of an exodus from N.Shrops to Widnes. It must have been hell on earth after rural Shropshire so they didn't stay long and came back as poor as they went.The three boys were born there-Frederick George in 1874 or 5,Thomas Henry in 1876or7,and William John in 1878 or 9,depending on how they appear in the censuses(ie.what date the census was taken on).The family came back to Shropshire where three daughters were born,Elizabeth Alice(my Gran)in 1880,Jane always known as Jinnie in 1883 and Mary Ann known as Polly in 1886.Thomas was an agricultural labourer so they moved around a lot-according to gran he fell out with his employers fairly regularly so not only lost his job but the tied cottage as well.He died in 1895,Mary Ann in 1931.Tom married Lizzie Turner and Fred and Will married Rose and Lily Sillitoe.Gran married Will Lawley,Jinnie never married and Polly married Jack Bickley.I never met the boys as far as I know but I do have photos of them as well as Rose and Lily.How does all this fit in with you?Are we related in some way?Hope it helps.
Christine

Re: Bayley of Shropshire/Staffordshire

doreengalloway — 2009-04-28 00:08:05Z

Thanks for replying to my enquiry. I would love more information - whatever you've got!

Thanks so much :)

Doreen Galloway

Re: Bayley of Shropshire/Staffordshire

Kenchrisgray — 2009-04-27 15:00:04Z

Your query rang bells but I have different dates for Thomas Henry and Frederick George.He and his brother William married two Sillitoe sisters which is why it caught my eye.Any use to you-there's more if you want it.

Bayleys or Baileys of Barbados

Brathwaite20 — 2009-03-28 15:52:37Z

Would anybody happen to have any information on Bayleys or Baileys on the island of Barbados in the mid 1800s.

Please contact me or email: famtreeres@gmail.com

Re: Bayley family of Philadelphia, PA

2009-02-24 21:47:27Z

Elaine,
No direct answer to your 1Feb2001query but...Clara Edith Bayley b.1901, daughter of Isaiah G and Clara Bayley (sometime of 1320 Pine St Philadelphia) married Frank Edmund Miskin and spent most of her married life in the South London Area.

Isaiah was an engineer who died in the Philadelphia area about 1910 when he was aged 40+. He had a brother called Samuel.

If any of this resonates with your research I will be pleased to hear from you.

Re: Mary Bayley m. Randall Holt

jmneagle1 — 2009-02-08 21:57:40Z

This is a very old post but I'll reply anyway. I have a four and a half page paper, written by my g grandmother, Effie( Virginia James ) Holt Newsome b. 1862 d. 1947?,( I've seen it written with all four names, also in her arithmetic book,"Daves' Practical Arithmetic", as "Effie J. Holt Suffolk Virginia") describing her Holt line back to Randall Holt of Surry Co. VA married to Mary Bagly Baily. I will Share any information in these papers With any one who is interested. My g grandmother was the daughter of James Story Holt and Sarah Rebecca Lamb. James died in 1863, of pneumonia(I think), while serving in the confederate army. Sarah remarried to John S. Russell and moved to Cooper Co., Missouri,where she was living in 1886. Effie married Thomas Penn Newsome and lived in Hicksford, Virginia( now Emporia, VA)

Looking for family of Sara Ray/Rea Born 1834 Daralston or Walsall

erick233 — 2009-01-23 17:43:13Z

Patrick (Connorton/Connaughton) and Sarah Rollason/Rolinson)Lived at 5 redlion Street Walsall, Stafford County, England married in Walsall in dec 1873.
Children Thomas Connorton/Connaughton christened in St Patricks RC church in Dec 1874, and was born Nov.21, 1874. And Catherine born on 5 Jul 1877 and christened in St Particks in the August, Mary born 1867.
Looking Family of Sara Rollason/Roinson. This might have been her once married name, I believe her fathers name was Rae/Ray She was from Daralaston.
From possbly St George, Daralaston, St. Lawrence, Darlaston, and Darlaston Green Parishes
Thank You for your help
Miriam Olofsson

Joseph & Lotty Bayley - 1900 Campbell Co., TN Census

DeenaBeckman — 2009-01-07 01:10:30Z

The 1900 Campbell Co., TN census includes Joseph (27) and Lotty (16) Bayley. They had been married 1 year. There were no children. Next door was the household of William Bayley (57). Does anyone have any additional information about Joseph and Lotty Bayley?

BAYLEY, Shipbuilding family of Suffolk and Essex, ENG 18-19th c

jantone52 — 2009-01-06 22:44:19Z

Hello
I am not related to the Bayley family at all but am involved in my own CAPON family history of Suffolk mainly.
The Capon's were farmers and also had shares in ships - mainly the coastal trading colliers and suchlike.
I have been trying over the years to find out about the BAYLEYS shipbuilders of Ipswich/Woodbridge and have found a little bit of info
Do the names JABEZ Bayley and HENRY Bayley come into anyone's research? HENRY Bayley was senior managing director of the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company (born at Ipswich 1826). He was killed in a horse-carriage accident in Sidcup, Kent in 1887.
Do you have connections to this family. If so I would like to exchange information as I have some shipping researchers
that would welcome the family information too.

Kind regards
Tony Brown
Dartford
Kent

Re: Bayley's and House's in Hamilton Ontario

mseverine67 — 2008-02-02 22:55:23Z

Thanks for your response. Looks like your Matthew Bayley was a few years ahead of mine:
Matthew A. Bayley b.29-Nov 1824 England d. 2-Jan 1903 Ontario.
married Nancy Jane House in Grimsby, Ontario on 27-Oct 1847.
Children:
James Franklin Bayley b. 1848 d.1913
George Melvin Bayley b.1851 d.?
Elizabeth Bayley b.1854 d.1861
Willaim Zenas Bayley b. 1854 d.?
Eliza Jane Bayley b.1860 d.?
Sara Arminta Bayley b.1866 d.1910

Re: Bayley's and House's in Hamilton Ontario

mseverine67 — 2008-02-02 01:26:29Z

I've just seen your post and would like to see your Bayley tree--does it have a Matthew Bayley on it who was born in 1822? mary severine

Re: The Bayleys

dmarini3359 — 2007-11-25 18:14:01Z

Hello Melinda,We think he had one brother William J.Bayley.We don't know if there were any others. He Samuel Laurence Bayley is my grandfather,he ran away from home at a young age cause his father remarried.He jumped a box car.I know his mom was Maryanne Hughes.William lived at elm st. in wilmington Delaware.There is limited information on them.My mom never met a relative.

Re: The Bayleys

dmarini3359 — 2007-10-19 23:52:47Z

Hi my mom was born March 18,1935.She was born in Manhattan.Her father was Samuel Laurence Bayley. Her mom was Mary margaret Flood. Grandpa was born august 1888 and grand ma was born 1900.I also know that there was a brother or uncle William J.Bayley who lived at 1021 elm st. in wilmington de.in 1910,I also grandpas mom s maiden name was hughes

Re: The Bayleys

dmarini3359 — 2007-10-10 01:45:12Z

Hi! My mothers name is barbara Bayley.Can you imagine.She was born March 18,1935. She was born in Manhattan. She was Christened in Holy Name Church in Manhattan.Thanks Barbara

Re: Samuel L. Bayley/Bailey

dmarini3359 — 2008-11-19 23:41:02Z

Dear Ricky, Samuel L. Bayley was my grandfather. He was born august 8, 1888. His middle name was Laurence.He had either a brother William J.Bayley. William lived at 1020 elm st in wilmington delaware in 1910.There was also relatives a MAryanne Hughes and husband possible Thomas that lived at 1818 wawaset st. I believe Maryanne was mom.Alot of Bayley's worked for H&H in I believe it was delaware or elkton maryland. They also had relatives Haney. I met Helen Haney she was 98 when I met her. Im now 50. I was about 8 y.o.If anything rings a bell please let me know thanks Dona359@aol.com

Re: Bayley ancestry

shutrbuglin — 2008-09-16 02:42:48Z

Your 9th great grandfather James - was he born in Bradford, Yorkshire England, or Rowley, Essex Co, MA? Was his middle initial B? Wife was Lydia Emery? Did Lydia die in Rowley? Was Godfridus's wife Elizabeth Emery? Were Lydia and Elizabeth blood relations??
I am studying the same line, but you have more info than me. Thanks.

Re: Bayley's and House's in Hamilton Ontario

patdavey2004 — 2008-02-03 08:07:53Z

Thank you for your query - Unfortunately I know very little more than I posted on the web site. I believe that Rachel is a daughter of the Mathew Bayley in the Family Tree of Janice Daley - which means that she would not be descended from your Mathew Bayley. What I do know about her does seem to tie her in with Janice Daley's ancestors - Rachel had a brother Tom; he (and her father) worked with wood; she lived very near to Hamilton; she was brought up an ardent Methodist etc

Sorry that I cannot be more helpful

Pat Davey

Re: bayley london hackney

johnbayley789 — 2007-11-24 19:57:28Z

I know he had one brother called nobby and a half brother i think may have been called john bayley

Re: Bayley/Baileys of Aston Juxta Birmingham

lesliehathaway76 — 2008-04-09 15:31:29Z

Hi Kerrie
i have the Thomas Bickerstaff married to Ann Bailey, they are my husbands GG Grandparents.
As far as I know Thomas was born in Scotland
i hope this helps, i have the tree of Thomas and Ann`s family if this helps
Please get in touch
mary hathaway

Bayley' of Wicken, Cambridgeshire, England

MorganCole34 — 2007-12-16 04:52:51Z

I'm trying to find out if my James BAILEY is James BAYLEY. Both are of Wicken, Cambridgeshire, England. Mine was born around 1760. That's James Bailey. The other James BAYLEY, was born 1760/61. The Christening for the BAYLEY was Sep 6, 1761. I'm wondering if the spelling for Bayley changed to BAILEY. Atleast for my line. My James BAILEY married a Jane around 1785 in Wicken. They had a son Henry born 1786 in Wicken. The only thing I know of the other James BAYLEY, was his parents were Richard BAYLEY and Frances FLOWERS. Their other children were William, John, Henry, Flower, Issac, Joseph and Peggy.
If someone has this family and can say that the James' are the one and same or if someone can help look-up info to help figure this mystery out would be great. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Bayley ancestry

Wiltbaile — 2008-09-16 06:39:08Z

Please contact me at my e-mail address papaglen000@aol.com.
The information I have is too complicated and lengthy to
reply via message board.

Thanks, Glen Bailey, Portland, Oregon

Re: James Riley Bayley

bigart1 — 2007-10-10 00:27:33Z

Was James the the son of Daniel Dodge Bayley and Elizabeth Munson?

Bayley: North Mundham Sussex

bertadams1 — 2008-09-29 13:49:39Z

I have an Elizabeth BAYLEY, b. 1810 to Joseph BAYLEY and Mary EDWARDS, m. William KING. Does anyone have information on any of these ot links / connections to these BAYLEY people?

Re: Bayley's and House's in Hamilton Ontario

jancdaly — 2008-02-02 21:42:54Z

MATTHEW BAYLEY was born in 1790 in Boston, Suffolk, MA and died Mar.14.1864. He married HARRIET ADKINS 1827. She was born Abt. 1806.
Burial: 1864, White Church cemetery Glanford Ontario
Children of MATTHEW BAYLEY and HARRIET ADKINS are:
1. EDWARD BAYLEY, b. Sep.10.1830, Ontario, Canada; d. Mar.11.1914.
2. GEORGE BAYLEY, b. Abt. 1835, Ontario, Canada; d. 1908.
More About GEORGE BAYLEY:
Burial: Binbrook United Church Cemetery Binbrook Township, Wentworth County

3 THOMAS BAYLEY, b. Jul.17.1840, Seneca Twp Ontario, Canada; d. Dec.30.1917, Hamilton Ontario, Canada.
4. RACHEL BARTON BAYLEY, b. Abt. 1850, Ontario, Canada Binbrook; d. Mar.1915, England.

Re: Bayley ancestry

JerryFriend71 — 2008-09-10 16:39:40Z

Can you give me the date of death for Amy Olive (Bailey) Striley? I found an internet source for her birth as May 24, 1880 in Magnolia, Iowa, and her date of death as 1929. Is Amy's mother, Clara Elizabeth Hite, buried with Frederick Bailey in Ash Mesa Cemetery? Clara is the sister of my great-great-grandfather. I found Frederick and Clara in the 1900 Census of Clinton County, Iowa, but not sure of where she died and where she was buried. Also would like to have any informaton on Amy's siblings: Harry, James and Ora.

Emery Russel Striley
b: March 27, 1878, Tama, Iowa
d: 1948, Grand Junction, Mesa, Colorado
buried: ?

Amy Olive Bailey
b: May 24, 1880, Magnolia, Iowa
d: 1920 or 1929
buried: Ash Mesa Cemetery

I have 2 marriage dates for Emery and Amy:
August 12, 1897 & June 13, 1897
Any chance you know the correct date?

Let me know if I need to make corrections.

Thanks, Jerry

BAYLEY, Shipbuilding family of Suffolk and Essex, ENG 18-19th c

jantone52 — 2009-01-06 22:44:18Z

Re: BAYLEY - Burnham-on-Crouch/Ipswich, England

jantone52 — 2009-01-03 22:10:57Z

Hello
I am not related to the Bayley family at all but am involved in my own CAPON family history of Suffolk mainly.
The Capon's were farmers and also had shares in ships - mainly the coastal trading colliers and suchlike.
I have been trying over the years to find out about the BAYLEYS shipbuilders of Ipswich/Woodbridge and have found a little bit of info.
I imagine the names JABEZ BAYLEY and HENRY BAYLEY come into your research. HENRY BAYLEY was senior managing director of the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company (born at Ipswich 1826). He was killed in a horse-carriage accident in Sidcup, Kent in 1887.
Is this the family you have connections to. If so I'll type up what I have on this family and send it to you.
I am in Dartford, Kent, where are you?

Kind regards
Tony Brown
Dartford
Kent

Isaac Bayley of Newbury

KirkMoulton — 2008-02-04 15:29:35Z

I am researching Isaac Bailey (1743 - ?) who married Mary March in 1764 in Newbury, MA. They had several MALE children including Isaac (b. 1766), Enoch (b. 1769), Stephen (b. 1772), and William (c. 1776), all in Newbury.

Did Isaac have any daughters?

Some online sources suggest that Nancy Bayley, born about 1773?, married in Newbury in 1769 to John Plummer, was the daughter of Isaac Bayley and Mary March. Can anyone proove or disprove this?

Nancy Bayley of Newbury, MA

KirkMoulton — 2008-02-04 15:13:45Z

I am researching Nancy Bayley who married John Plummer in Newbury on 20 Dec 1792. They lived for a time in Windham, Rockingham, NH where they had children and apparently ran a tavern. He died young in 1811.

Who are the parents of Nancy Bayley?

When and where did Nancy Bayley Plummer die?

Re: The Bayleys

BarbaraBayley — 2007-10-08 22:13:33Z

Hi Donna,
What is your mother's name and when and where was she born? Do you have her parent's names as well? I am married into a Bayley family and have a book referencing Bayley's in Newbury, VT.

Samuel L. Bayley/Bailey

RickyNJ58 — 2008-08-16 18:06:24Z

I am too a descendant of his. If any Bailey in England can trace his/her roots to him there are many people who would be interested.

Re: Samuel L. Bayley/Bailey

RickyNJ58 — 2008-11-20 02:05:40Z

My Samuel Bailey was born 1698 so him being your direct relative isnt likely

Daniel Jackson Bayley

posburn20 — 2008-02-08 18:45:23Z

Need to find out who his parents were...he was born Sept 3 1846 or 47 in Gasconade Mo...he married Lydia Francis Ward on Feb 7 1969 in Glenwood IA..their first child was born there all other children were born in Witter(Madison Co)AR he died Dec 7 1918 and is buried in Riverside Cemetary in St Paul AR....I think but am not sure his dad was James S Bayley born 1811 but thats all the info I can find...any help would be great...

BAYLEY / BEALE

novelweims — 2007-12-14 22:32:43Z

Looking for any information on Elisha BAYLEY, bron in England, m. Mary A BEALE, d. 1864 in Chicago, Illinois. Daughter was Mary A BAYLEY, b. in Australia m. John A STEWART May 1866. d. 1879 in Chicago, Illinois. buried in Oakwood Cemetery.

Source: Commemmorative Biographical Record of the Upper Wisconsin Counties: Waupaca, Portage, Wood, Marathon, Oneida, Vilas, Langlad and Shawano. Copyright 1895.

Bayley marriage records in NY

beverlycepstein — 2007-11-24 15:02:18Z

I came across some marriage records for NY today. They can be found at http://longislandgenealogy.com/SalmonMarriages.pdf

Re: bayley london hackney

dcomfort195 — 2007-11-24 17:23:50Z

How many brothers or sisters did your grandfather have?
Melinda

Re: The Bayleys

dcomfort195 — 2007-11-24 17:18:21Z

Can you give me any other information:
How many brothers or sisters did your grandparents have or maybe your great grandparents?
Melinda

Re: Bayley/Baileys of Aston Juxta Birmingham

KerrieBeers616 — 2008-04-10 04:26:05Z

Dear Mary,
After 25 years, this is the first time I have had any contact with family from my direct paternal line from Warwickshire, needless to say I am thrilled!
I descend from Ann's brother Robert Bailey who was sent to Australia as a convict in 1821. Robert is my GGG grandfather. He did very well for himself here.
I have been able to follow Ann Bickerstaff & her family a little through the various censuses but would love to share family lines with you.
I have so many questions! Do you have much knowledge of Ann's other siblings or her parents? Just last week I think I found her brother Charles (b 1815)& possibly sister Rebecca (b 1809) on the 1861 census with a Rebecca & William Bickerstaff. Charles was noted as brother-in-law to William. Was this William Bickerstaff related to your Thomas?
I was told there is a headstone in St Peter & Paul for Ann & her parents but I did not manage to see it when I was there in 1985.
Please email me directly at kerob1@bigpond.net.au
Kerrie Beers (nee Bailey)

Bayley/Baileys of Aston Juxta Birmingham

KerrieBeers616 — 2008-02-19 00:16:55Z

Looking for descendants of the Thomas & Sarah Bayley (nee Baker) of Birmingham. Thomas & Sarah married 1794 at St. Martin. Thomas was a milkman in 1815. Possibly 10 children, definitely know of 3 - Robert b.1801 Aston Juxta sent to Australia as a convict; William b. 1803 Aston Juxta, m. Matilda Yates, worked as a Goldbeater in London for awhile; Ann b.@1804 married Thomas Bickerstaff, she is buried with her parents in St Peter & Paul Aston. Other possible children- Mary, Sarah, Thomas, Rebecca, Charlotte, Benjamin, Charles, Eliza.

BAYLEY family of Kent England

JoanneMaysBecker102 — 2008-12-19 18:24:02Z

I am searching for the ancestors of Amelia BAYLEY who married George SANDS in Tenderden, Kent, 10 August 1862. According to the Marriage certificate, her father was John BAYLEY, a Labourer. The witnesses were Edward BAYLEY (?her brother) and Amelia Ann MILTON. In the Census' her birthplace was listed as Ashford Kent, Brabourne Kent, Tenderden Kent, Warbleton Sussex and Dallington Sussex. She and her husband George raised their family in Dallington and she was not baptised in either Dallington or Warbleton. Her birthdate was 11 September 1834 as per an Auntie's birthday book. I have not been able to find her with her family in the 1841 census and in 1851 she was a Servant in Tendeden. Does anyone know anything about Amelia or her family? Please email me directly at JMBecker@aol.com
Thanks, Joanne

Re: James Riley Bayley

ronbayley1 — 2008-09-02 06:43:53Z

How is this confirmed?