Bayne - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Thomas Edgar Bayne, Jr 1949 - 1998

dshepherd23 — 2012-04-23 05:25:42Z

Thomas Edgar Bayne Jr. was the devil. If there were anyone more evil than this man I'd be shocked. He was the most evil man who has ever lived and a plane crash killed him much too quickly. He was an evil man who physically and emotionally abused his step-children and his wife. A plane crash was way quick to die. He should have died a slow, painful death. The only comfort I have as a victim of his abuse, is that he is burning in the lowest pits of hell for the pain he has caused me and my family. Tom, tell Satan I said hello. I hope you are enjoying the fire I know you are burning in.

Re: Scottish Baynes to Barbados

Eric17158 — 2012-04-19 10:26:20Z

I know darryl Bayne born in Stepney London 1971
who's father Lester c Bayne was born in Barbados.
Darryl believes is family came from Scotland and moved to Barbados.
His father came to London in the 50's
If there is a family connection I would love to know more
Many thanks
Eric

Re: Daddy

DDooms — 2012-03-31 01:21:41Z

Hi my name is Deborah Ann Bayne Dooms and I think my grandfather is related to Woodrow. His name was Ernest Leonard Bayne Sr. and lived in Staunton until his death. I think i remember hearing the name Woodrow. He was from the Rockbridge County area and lived in Goshen area Swoope and then to Staunton. You can email me at debdooms@yahoo.com if you get this.

Re: Bayne from Belfast with Scottish connection

alexza — 2012-03-13 01:51:03Z

I'm not sure if we connect, but the oldest relative I can confirm at the moment is a William Bayne(s) died June 15th 1872, no birth date, occupation Land labourer. Married Margaret Balfour had children: a)Janet (Christened March 18th, 1843 in Pittenween Fife) b) Margaret Born Nov. 11, 1844 in Pittenween Fife, Scotland, c)William born April 16, 1851, died 1913 from burst appendix. C)William married Isabella Gray Born approx.1853 had 13 children, 11 survived.
One of C) William's sons was also named William Bayne Born Sept. 2 1872. Died 1916. worked in Glasgow and married Mary Grieg.

Re: Bayne from Belfast with Scottish connection

candyritchey1 — 2012-03-06 15:02:37Z

While searching for MY Bayne connections, I talked with a Kenneth Bayne in Dundulk , Maryland. He has a TWIN brother named Calvin. That seems to be a clue! His father died before he was three and they didn't keep up with the Bayne family but you can contact him at 410-285-4446.

Re: Bayne Otakou Otago New Zealand

gaylevictoria — 2012-02-17 12:52:52Z

HI I am also looking for Margaret Florence , Joan Evelyn and Elaine Ada all Baynes or Rigby
can you help me please

BAYNE Myra SMITH 1890 1937

t42ForestLawn — 2012-02-11 20:49:45Z

BAYNE Myra SMITH 1890 1937

DaveStrtickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Bayne in Niagara Falls, Lockport, Tonawanda New York

pottstikr — 2012-02-08 23:37:15Z

I am trying to locate more info about Irving A Bayne that live in Lockport. He was a farmer, born about 1830. Wife was named Sarah....any ideas?

Re: Scottish Baynes

MissLata2 — 2011-12-29 00:44:49Z

Just found this. Thanks for the reply. Write again if you wish.
Thanks and Happy New Year.
Linda

Re: Scottish Baynes to Barbados

diwalsh21 — 2011-12-24 22:45:18Z

Get n touch with OJAB@aol.com.uk He comes from that neck of the woods and has voluminious material you may be interested in.

Mike Walsh

Re: Bayne from lunenburg, virginia

MissLata2 — 2011-11-24 21:10:40Z

I cannot answer this, but I bet I know someone who can help.
I am thinking you may be a distant connection of mine.
My ancestor was Walter D. Bayne born in November of 1812 in Virginia who moved as small child to Kentucky ending up in Shelby County, Tenn. where he married-probably for the second time in Sept. of 1843 to my gg grandmother, then made it to central Arkansas by 1869.
MissLata@sbcglobal.net
Linda T. Acrey

Birrel (Burrell) and Bayne

sallydouglas1 — 2011-11-21 23:56:31Z

Interested in the descendants of George Bayne c1806 Yorke, England and Ann Birrel 11/7/1808 Dunfermline, Fife - married 24 February 1832 in Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire - children Isabella 1835, William 1837, Elizabeth 1839 and Ann/e 1842 - all born in Kirkcaldy, Fife.
Also interested in Eupheme Birrel 15/6/1810 Dunfermline, Fife.
Ann was a sister of my ancestor Elizabeth/Elisabeth (Betsy) Burrell

Bayne from lunenburg, virginia

klambert17 — 2011-10-13 16:57:31Z

I am looking for the parents of a John R. Bayne from lunenburg Virginia. He married Ann B. Keeton in 1844. He is my ggg grandfather. I just can not find his parents. Any info would help. Thanks
Karen

Re: William Angus Bayne

elizabethgrieve1966 — 2011-07-13 22:59:47Z

Hi there

Thank you for that however I managed to get a copy at the beginning of the year on a visit to Edinburgh while doing other research. I really appreciate your thoughtfulness and kindness. Warmest regards Elizabeth Grieve

Re: William Angus Bayne

01Tara — 2011-07-13 21:07:37Z

I as doing general internet search and came across your query. I have Bayne's in my family tree and discovered that William Died in Dundee on the 18th of November 1891. The information was obtained via the Scotlands People web site, which gives access to records held at Edinburgh Register Office.

Samuel J. Bayne in San Angelo, TX 1942

drbrownlee — 2011-07-13 04:09:10Z

Samuel is pictured in the 1942 yearbook of the San Angelo (TX) Army Air Field, Bombardier School. I'm not kin but thought his might help someone researching the family.

burials of Bayne in Kilspindie or Rait?

elizabethgrieve1966 — 2011-07-08 15:25:51Z

Hi There

Was wondering if you had any information on the Surname of Bayne in Kilspindie or Rait? I have ancestors who died in these areas and it is likely they are buried there as well. thanks Liz Grieve liz_grieve@talk21.com

Re: BAYNE Family Photos

MissLata2 — 2011-06-29 02:48:31Z

Hello. I would love to have the photos if no one else claims them.
My great grandfather was Walter D. Bayne(1812-1890) who
was born in Virgina, but left as a young child going to Kentucky prior to 1820. His father died young, but his grandparents stayed and lived their lives on the family farm. Prior to that, the family had been in Maryland.
My great grandfather's sister was Fannie-nickname for Francis. My grandmother was Lottie, a varation on the name of Charlotte. How closely related those people were to mine, I honestly cannot provie, but I am sure enough to ask about the photos and feel they had to be at least extended kin.
I am supposedly a descendant of Donald Bayne, the last Scottish king. The men are usually big men, many times blonde and many times blue eyed.
Respectfully submitted
Linda T. Acrey-275 A.Smith Rd., Ward,Ar. 72176
grandchild of Lottie Bayne Temple(1895-1977)
great grandchild of Dee Bayne(1861-1930)
great great grandchild of Walter D. Bayne(1812-1890), native of Virginia

BAYNE Family Photos

SBW19962 — 2011-06-28 22:39:52Z

While visiting a Callao, Virginia, antique shop, I got the following old BAYNE family photos that I would very much like to get back into the hands of family:

Charlotte BAYNE - Photo taken by "Hargrave & Gubelman, 38 & 40 @. 23d Street, New York."

Virgie BAYNE (Mama's Cousin) - Photo taken by "Hargrave & Gubelman, 38 & 40 W. 23d Street, New York."

Susan Pope BAYNE - Photo taken by "Johnson Bros., 467 & 469 Penna. Ave., Washington, DC."

Eloise BAYNE - Photo taken by "Imperial Art Studio, 20 W. Baltimore St., Baltimore."

Aunt Fannie BAYNE - Photo taken by "R. Holylund, 231 W. Balt. St., Balt., Md."

All five of the above photos were in same box of old photos together with many other photos with no identification of surnames. I would estimate the photos were taken in the 1890s or 1900s.

If these are in family you are researching, please contact me. I will be happy to return them to family on a first-come, first-serve basis.

BAYNE Michael J - Vietnam Wall section 4W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-06-15 17:13:09Z

BAYNE Michael J - Vietnam Wall section 4W

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 221,927 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.

Pfc. Robert B. Bayne, of Dundalk, Md., WW II Missing In Action

RIP2011 — 2011-05-05 12:47:02Z

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 381-11
May 04, 2011
Soldier Missing in Action from WWII Identified

The Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office (DPMO) announced today that the remains of a serviceman, missing in action from World War II, have been identified and are being returned to his family for burial with full military honors.

Pfc. Robert B. Bayne, of Dundalk, Md., will be buried on May 7 in his hometown. On March 28, 1945, while patrolling the Rhine River in an inflatable raft, Bayne, a lieutenant and two other enlisted men were attacked near Schwegenheim, Germany. Bayne and the officer were wounded, forcing all four men into the swift waters of the river. The lieutenant was rescued but the enlisted men were not found.

Between 1945 and 1946, Army Graves Registration personnel exhumed remains of three men from two different locations when German citizens reported the graves contained remains of American soldiers recovered from the river in March 1945. Among items found with the remains were military identification tags. Two of the men were identified as enlisted men from the raft -- Pvt. Edward Kulback and Pfc. William Gaffney -- but due to limited forensic science of the time, the remains of the other individual could not be identified and were interred at the U.S. Military Cemetery in St. Avold, France as "unknown."

In 1948, the remains of the unknown soldier were exhumed to compare them to available records for Bayne. After several years of analysis the remains could not be identified and were reinterred as unknown at the Rhone American Cemetery and Memorial in Draguignan, France, in 1951.

More than 60 years later, analysts from DPMO and the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (JPAC) developed case leads, evaluated records and determined that modern forensic technology could offer methods to identify the remains. In 2010, the remains were exhumed once again for analysis.

Among other forensic identification tools and circumstantial evidence, scientists from JPAC used dental comparisons and the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory used mitochondrial DNA -- which matched that of Bayne's brothers -- in the identification of his remains.

At the end of the war, the U.S. government was unable to recover and identify approximately 79,000 Americans. Today, more than 74,000 are unaccounted-for from the conflict.

For additional information on the Defense Department's mission to account for missing Americans, visit the DPMO website at http://www.dtic.mil/dpmo or call 703-699-1169.

U.S. Department of Defense
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs)

http://www.defense.gov/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=14474

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Posted for genealogical information only. I have no additional information. If you have a question or can add more information regarding this person please post it here on the message board.

Re: Edward F. Bayne of Cheltham Md

shackelfordsusan — 2011-04-27 17:41:47Z

Don't know if you still check this website or not but my Father Fred Bayne just passed away so I poking around again - My Fathers Father was Edward Franklin Bayne and he had a brother names Elmer - Edward Franklin Bayne married Elsie Mae Fullerton and they had 7 children - Edward JR, Betty, Fred Stanley (my father)Evelyn, Audry, Ruth Ann,and Paul Benjamin. My Fathers Fathers Father was Richard Hugh Bayne and he was married to Mary Loveless and that is about as far back as I can get

Re: Bayne comming to KY from Scotland after 1750

MissLata2 — 2011-04-16 12:48:04Z

Hello.I truly think you are related to me, another long lost cousin.
Are you related to Michael Bayne and that bunch in Nebraska?
It was a Scottish clan and part came at one time and part at another. According to what I have been told, I descend from that bunch that was in Maryland.
I know it is sort of a wild story, but it actually all fits together.
Walter D. Bayne was born in Virgina in Nov. of 1812. I descend from him, my gg grandfather, and I did not visit, but drove by the cemetery in Lonoke, Ar. yesterday where he is buried along with most of his children.
Write me and we can spin history tales together.
Linda T. Acrey
MissLata@ sbcglobal.net

Bayne comming to KY from Scotland after 1750

chrislong63109 — 2011-04-15 19:43:52Z

Hi all, in my research my Bayne branch seems to connect to Walter Bayne who landed in Maryland early 1600's from England. However family stories from 2 generations back tell of (known to them) cousins in Scotland and Ireland. My Dad always said we were Scots-Irish. Does anyone out there have Bayne's comming to America from Scotland or Ireland after 1750 but before 1800? My Bayne family was in Kentucky from 1801 (Walter born 1801 Kentucky, his son John L. born 1835 KY and forward),and other family tree's have this Walter linked back to Walter Bayne the brother of Ralph who came on the Ark and Dove to Maryland in the early 1600's. I must put strong stock in our family stories, (although some of them were quite embellished). If I do then the family came to America much later. I have followed the Dickinson family (Ivah m my GGrandfather George W Bayne)and
the Davis family (Matilda L m my GGGF John L)and have found no arivals to the country later than the 1600's. Are there any other family members out there that can help me equate the stories to the facts? Any and all comments and replys are appreciated.
Thanks Chris Bayne

Re: Scottish Baynes

sheri84_1 — 2011-04-02 02:42:00Z

I a Sheri Bayne and have been told by my father Donald Bayne that we are decedents of the Bayne's from that area.

Re: Scottish Baynes

MissLata2 — 2011-03-26 22:57:49Z

Hello. If you are still out there, I have been told that I am a descendent of Donald Bayne.
My bunch came on down to Arkansas after the Civil War. Dee Bayne, the last child of Walter D. Bayne, was my g grandfather.
Linda T. Acrey

Re: Baynes in Philadelphia (Emmor Bayne)

chrismbbayne — 2011-03-25 15:52:08Z

I can give you a lot of information about Emmor Bayne's descendants - you may have already received this by now. I'm looking for information about his parents. If you still need the information about his descendants, let me know. This information goes up to 2011.

Edward Bayne b. c. 1790 m. Betty Davidson 1814 Glasgow, Scotland

ventry_1 — 2011-03-16 10:28:28Z

Edward Bayne married Betty Davidson b. 1794 in 1814 Glasgow Scotland. Children included -
William, John, Mary, James.

Seeking information on these people.

Thanks,

Ventry

Nancy J. (Hamilton) Bayne, 63, of Shaler Township,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-03-01 00:48:41Z

Nancy J. Bayne
Shaler Township

Nancy J. (Hamilton) Bayne, 63, of Shaler Township, died suddenly Friday, Feb. 25, 2011. She was the beloved wife of 41 years to Ronald R. Bayne; loving mother of Benjamin R. (Linda) Bayne and Amanda Hamilton Bayne; grandmother of her precious little sunshine, Braylin R. Bayne; daughter of Frieda and the late Harry Hamilton; and sister of Thomas L. (Lynn) Hamilton. Also survived by two nieces and three nephews. Nancy worked for Act One Theater School and truly loved her Act One kids. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME LTD., 1500 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw, where funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Mt. Royal Cemetery, Glenshaw.
Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune,

Re: Bayne Family in South Carolina

MissLata2 — 2011-02-15 14:19:10Z

Go to your nearest Latter Day Saints(Mormons) Library. They are scattered all over the U.S. There are volunteers there to assist you.
You really need to read some census for 1920, 1930 and even 1940 which I believe is now available.
It is my opinion that until you do some basic work, you will not be able to go forward with this project. Wanting to know and researching are two different things.
Good luck.

Bayne Family in South Carolina

copper_6 — 2011-02-14 05:18:49Z

I am searching for any family members that may be connected to Mae T. Bayne or her son Robert H. Bayne. Robert was my mother's first husband and died in WWII not long after they were married. Robert H. Bayne was born 7 Dec, 1924 in South Carolina and died 7 April, 1945. All that I have on his mother (Mae T. Bayne) is she was born: 1905 and died: 1989. Any help would be appreciated. I do remember my mother telling me that Robert had 2 or 3 brothers. Both Robert and his mother are buried in South Carolina.
Thanks: Penny copper_6@yahoo.com

Re: Bayne/ McBain in FL/SC

TabithaBayne — 2011-02-13 04:51:21Z

Yes I am from SC. And my name is Tabitha Octavia Bayne. How interesting that I have your grandmothers name with the last name Bayne.

Re: Bayne in Cleveland Ohio

jordinshelby47 — 2011-02-10 23:07:51Z

Did the surname "Bayne" turn into "Baney". I am a descendant of Franklin P Baney born in Ohio around 1864. If it did, can your provide any information? Thanks!

Re: Bayne/ McBain in FL/SC

MissLata2 — 2011-02-05 14:43:53Z

The Bayne family was originally from Scotland.
I have been told that I am a descendant of Donald Bayne/ Bain who was the last Scotish king of Scotland.
My grouping was in Virginia prior to the family heading west into Kentucky and other points in the U.S.
My set-descended from Walter D. Bayne- made its way to Arkansas and has all but disappeared in this state. Prior to that, they had been in Maryland.
There is a story of the Bayne family being evicted from their castle on the banks of the Loch Ness in Scotland.
It seems that they had not paid their taxes to the English who kicked them out and sent them to Ireland from which they got passage to what is now the U. S. on what was called a coffin ship because so many died. Once they reached the U. S., they became pirates and robbed the ships of the English.
My grandmother always said they had once been pirates. Knowing my own kin, I can believe they descended from people who would fight back.
There is a Bayne/Bain/ Bean sight ran by a Wm Bean. Try doing a search for that and see if you can find it. If not get back in touch and I will see if I can.
If the family themselves were big people in size, mentally sharp and had very strong wills, you just may relate.
Good luck.
(P.S. I am only five ft 2 inches, so the size did not stay true with time but my own great grandfather, Dee Bayne, was a giant of a man for the times.)

Re: Bayne/ McBain in FL/SC

mars1392 — 2011-02-04 23:42:44Z

hello,
i am from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. before my dad pass away he told me we had some Bayne in the US and England. and the original name was came from mcbain.my grand father name was Alexander Bayne and my grand mother octavie Roy. my father was Alexander J. BAYNE AND MY MOTHER MARGUERITE Francoeur.
hope it helps maybe we are related....i will wait for your reply. thanks rachel

Re: Canadian Link

shellyannmintah — 2010-11-21 01:58:47Z

John Garfield Bayne is my grandfather. How can I contact you?

Re: Bayne in Cleveland Ohio

mbayne1_1 — 2010-10-13 03:35:24Z

I am trying to find Bayne's in cleveland, but none of the names or dates match what you have. iam looking for descendants of Thomas Brown Bayne born 1896, Samuel Wilmer Bayne born 1907,or Katherine M Bayne born 1903 married Albert C Horn in 1926.

Bayne - Perth & Hull

quigs1969 — 2010-08-17 23:41:47Z

Hi,

Is anyone researching the same Bayne's from Perth & Hull below:

James Bayne was born Abt. 1822 in Comrie, Perthshire, Scotland. He married Elizabeth Proudfoot Jun 1844 in Methven, Perthshire, daughter of David Proudfoot and Elizabeth Browne. She was born Abt. 1821 in Methven and died 02 Mar 1900 in Blackford, Perthshire.

Children of James Bayne and Elizabeth Proudfoot are:

1. Andrew Bayne, born 25 Oct 1846 in Methven; died 20 Aug 1857 in Bandirran, Kettins, Forfarshire, Scotland.

2. Elizabeth Bayne, born 14 Feb 1848 in Fearn, Forfarshire, Scotland.

3. David Bayne, born 03 Dec 1849 in Methven.

4. Flora Bayne, born 21 May 1851 in Collace, Perthshire.

5. Catherine Bayne, born 03 Feb 1853 in Collace, Perthshire.

6. James Bayne, born 05 Oct 1854 in Collace, Perthshire; died 27 Aug 1903 in Myton, Hull, Yorkshire, England.

More details on James Bayne born 05 Oct 1854:

1. He married Jessie ?. She was born Abt. 1868 in Hornsea, Yorkshire, England, and died 08 May 1894 in Myton, Hull.

2. He married Elizabeth Spencer 28 Nov 1898 in Hull, Yorkshire, daughter of Tom Spencer. She was born Abt. 1869 in Hull, Yorkshire.

Children of James Bayne and Jessie are:

1. Elizabeth Proudfoot Bayne, born Mar 1891 in Myton; died Jun 1891 in Myton.

2. James Andrew Bayne, born Jun 1893 in Myton, Hull. He married Ethel Hall Mar 1921 in Holy Trinity, Hull. She was born c1893.

Children of James Bayne and Elizabeth Spencer are:

1. Minnie Bayne born Mar 1900 in Myton; died Jun 1907 in Humber, Hull.

2. Lilian Bayne born Jun 1901 in Myton; died Dec 1901 in Myton, Hull.

3. Frederick Bayne born Jun 1902 in Myton; died 1967 in Hull. He married Mary Black Russell 1939 in Dunfermline, daughter of David Russell and Agnes Black. She was born 1914 in Dunfermline, and died 2009 in Selkirk.

Regards

Colin

Obit: Dorothy Mae (Vance) Bayne

HaroldHolstein — 2010-08-01 05:17:35Z

Dorothy Mae Vance Bayne, age 77, of ..., Waldorf, MD, formerly of Clinton, MD, died Saturday, January 16, 2010.
She was born December 28, 1932 in Lynette, Alabama. She was a homemaker and a member of the Fellowship of Twin Harbor, Mt. Gilead, NC. She enjoyed playing cards, crosswords, crocheting, and was a big Elvis fan.
She was preceded in death by her father and mother, Dan Emmett Vance and Essie Mae Weldon Vance, and a sister, Pauline Fletcher.
She is survived by her husband, Ernest Eugene Bayne [CPL, U.S. Army (Ret.)] of the home; sons, Dan Bayne of Silver Spring, MD & Steve Bayne of Cherry Valley, CA; daughters, , Terri Richardson of Waldorf, MD, Tracy Bayne of Lothian, MD and Linda Gale of Waldorf, MD; sister, Shirley Pyles of Prince Fredrick, MD; eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be Thursday, January 21, 2010 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. t 9:00 p.m. at Brinsfield-Echols Funeral Home, Charlotte Hall, MD.
Funeral service will be Friday, January 22, 2010 at 11:30 a.m. at Brinsfield-Echols Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Cheltenham Veterans Cemetery, Cheltenham, MD. [Section L 5, Site 1022.].
Memorials may be made to Paralyzed Veterans of America, 801 Eighteenth St., NW, Washington, D.C. 20006-3517.

Obit: Dorothy Mae (Vance) Bayne

HaroldHolstein — 2010-08-01 05:17:34Z

Re: bayne

scrappn644 — 2010-07-14 00:15:20Z

Hey, Linda. Mary here. I haven't forgotten you. It's just been a crazy time for me. Had to have a hip-replacement a few weeks ago and can't get upstairs to my main computer to get your email. I can check new emails so you can write me still at stak4@chartertn.net. I REALLY do want to share my Bayne information - health issues just got in the way. Hope all is well with you. Mary

Re: bayne

MissLata2 — 2010-07-13 22:55:01Z

In regard to all the earlier posted material relating to the Bayne family: I have been told that I descend from those in Maryland. I have been told that I am a descendent of Donald Bayne who was the last original king of Scotland. I have been told that since my gg grandfather was Walter D. Bayne who was born in Virginia in Nov. of 1812, that he was the son of Walter Finley Bayne who was born in Virginia and later died young in Kentucky and that his dad was named Wm Bayne who never left Virginia but stayed with his wife there on the homeplace and they both died of old age.
My Walter D. Bayne married his wife Emily Buck Bayne in Shelby County, Tenn. in Sept of 1843. I would like to know about Walter's earlier family-did it exist and more information about the Bayne family that was in Shelby Co.-Memphis, Tenn. area prior to the Civil War.
I am out here and would love to hear from someone, especially Mary who has researched the Bayne family of Shelby Co. quite throughly already.
Linda T. Acrey
Lonoke, Arkansas

Re: bayne/kellum

clerner5361 — 2010-07-12 19:26:47Z

Hi,
My name is Charlene Bayne Lerner. I am the daughter of the late Charles Albert Bayne, son of John W. Bayne. John Henry and Ellen were my greatgrandparents also. I am also searching for the ancestors of John Henry. I received some information from Scott Bayne (from JH's first marriage). Also info from my father's cousin Jane Simpson.
Someone years ago had a history done at the Enquirer Gazette in Upper Marlboro. I believe the information is located in Baltimore at the library now, and probably through the Maryland geno sites.
Are you a descendant of Walter Bayne? I can remember visiting at Walter and Elizabeth's house in Forestville with my father.
Would love to get a copy of that picture. I have never seen pictures of any of the family (of course, I was around Edith, Annie and Ethel). My grandparents were divorced when my Aunt Mildred was little, so much of the information I had was from my father and Jane Simpson).
I am also on Ancestry.com (Bayne, Thompson, Burdette, Seauberlich tree)

Re: William Angus Bayne

elizabethgrieve1966 — 2010-07-05 19:40:46Z

Hello Joan

I am the 2nd great grand niece of William Angus Bayne, making his wife my great great aunt. His nephew, David Low Bayne was the son of his brother John Patrick Bayne and Margaret Low. My line comes down from David, through to his son George, to george's daughter Jean, who is my mother. It great to finally be in touch with someone who is related to the west side, as I have just started to research that line. I was trying to trace William's death as it appears he didn't go to Canada with his family but I have them all in Dundee Angus in 1891. Its all so confusing. If you want to contact me personally my email is liz_grieve@talk21.com. Thank you for getting in touch.

warmest regards

Elizabeth

Re: William Angus Bayne

joanchapman123 — 2010-07-05 17:14:40Z

Hi
I am researching my West family from Fife. Mary Ann West who was married to William Angus Bayne is the daughter of Andrew West and Ann Crombie. Her brother John West is my g-grandfather. John came to Montreal after he married Margaret Robertson. Their first child Andrew John Bell West was born in 1869 in Montreal.

I would be pleased to correspond further.

Regards
Joan Chapman

Bayne from Portsmouth England

AnnGrant41 — 2010-06-26 15:51:47Z

I am looking for the Bayne family from Portsmouth. Related to the Donald family from Portsea.Starting with Adelaide Donald.

Re: Arthur Graham Munby Bayne

AnnGrant41 — 2010-06-07 11:26:16Z

Arthur Munby Senior had a son Arthur Graham Munby Bayne Born 1915.in England. He taveled to the USA a lot during the 50's.

Re: John L Bayne b 2/1835 Kentucky - parents? (P.S.)

MissLata2 — 2010-05-22 01:16:38Z

I have been chasing this family for years. I know that
my closest direct anscestor was Walter D. Bayne whose father was Walter F. Bayne. My Walter D was born in Virginia in Nov. of 1812, possibly Nov. 11. He was taken to
Kentucky when he was no more than a toddler.
His grandfather was named William and they stayed in Virgina and never let the home place.
If you can find Bill Bean, he may be more helpful.
He is a genealogist, but I am the kinfolks.
The Bayne clan made its way on down to Shelby Co. Tenn. which is Memphis.
I am still waiting for a lady named Mary somewhere in eastern Tenn to write me back about the Bayne family as she supposedly has researched it all.
Feel free to write me at MissLata@sbcglobal.net
I am in central Arkansas live within a mile of where
Walter D. and his wife Emily are buried.
I have been told that Walter may have had more than one wife.
I would venture that it would have been Walter F. who died in his 20's that had some sort of claim on the house.
Thanks a million for writing.
Linda T. Acrey
Lonoke, Arkansas.

Re: John L Bayne b 2/1835 Kentucky - parents? (P.S.)

maranatha146 — 2010-05-21 13:59:39Z

My husband's grandmother, Phoebe R. Riner, purchased the Bayne House (37 East Main) in Shelbyville, KY, around 1968.
The house was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. Can you tell us about the Bayne House and when it was built? Thank you and may God bless you.

Arthur Mumby Bayne

AnnGrant41 — 2010-05-17 19:26:38Z

I am looking for any information on the above. He was a Dr. of Medicine or a Dentist. He married Marguerite Giddings in 1913. Was my Aunts Godparents in 1914. Lived in England 1914