Baynes - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Samuel BAYNES/BAINES b. abt. 1800 England

Brighton8 — 2009-04-09 17:19:25Z

Hi

Good to get a response to my message. Had forgotten it was there. My great grandmother, Martha Gardiner nee Baynes was the second eldest daughter of Henry and Phoebe, Henry being the eldest son of Thomas. My email is paulcooper53@yahoo.com. Drop me a line - would be interested to know any information you have.
Paul Cooper

Re: Samuel BAYNES/BAINES b. abt. 1800 England

glen_brighton — 2009-03-30 21:45:56Z

I have a link in to Henry and Phoebe. Please contact me.

Re: Baynes Fmaily

Nita_Baynes — 2009-02-10 23:28:41Z

Jenny or Melanie - I saw this post and wondered if either one of you were still checking this site. This is your ex-Aunt in Greensboro (your Uncle Bobby's first wife). Elizabeth's mother. Let me know if you still check.

George BAYNES, born Yorkshre 1828, What happened to him?

jbee1838 — 2008-11-22 23:03:59Z

I am looking for info re George BAYNES who was born in 1828, near Ripon,Yorkshire. George and three brothers came to Canada about 1850. He may have married Anne SHARPE (a widow) in June of 1851 at Toronto and there is an entry in the 1851 census in Vaughn Township, York County that may be them. If anyone has any information about George or his descendants I would love to hear from you.
Thanks,
Jack

Re: John & Annie Marie Hawley Baynes

wdjarvis1 — 2007-09-07 03:31:00Z

I have a Sarah Jarvis married (1868)to William Baynes b1840 whose father is John. Both Sarah and William were born in Wimbish.
regards
Bill Jarvis

Eliza BAYNES m. George BOYLE Nova Scotia & Boston mid 1800s

tmdev — 2006-11-25 14:16:27Z

I'm looking for any information on Eliza Baynes and George Boyle (b. St Andrews, Nova Scotia). Believe they lived in Boston.
Children: James, Jeremiah, Ella, Margaret, Emma, William, and Elizabeth.

This is a dead end for me - any help would be great!
Marsha

Thomas Spencer Baynes (1823-1887)

2006-10-15 17:57:35Z

A biography of interest. I have no additional information.

Thomas Spencer Baynes (1823-1887) was a philosopher, son of a Baptist minister, born at Wellington, Somerset, intended to study for Baptist ministry, and was at a theological seminary at Bath with that view, but being strongly attracted to philosophical studies, left it and went to Edinburgh, when he became the favourite pupil of Sir William Hamilton, of whose philosophical system he continued an adherent. After working as editor of a newspaper in Edinburgh, and after an interval of rest rendered necessary by a breakdown in health, he resumed journalistic work in 1858 as assistant editor of the Daily News. In 1864 he was appointed Professor of Logic and English Literature at St Andrews University, in which capacity his mind was drawn to the study of Shakespeare, and he contributed to the Edinburgh Review and Fraser's Magazine valuable papers (chiefly relating to his vocabulary and the extent of his learning) afterwards collected as Shakespeare Studies. In 1873 he was appointed to superintend the ninth ed. of the Encyclopædia Britannica, in which, after 1880, he was assisted by William Robertson Smith.

See link for complete information.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Spencer_Baynes

THOMAS MANN BAYNES 1794 - 1854

2006-10-15 17:56:13Z

A biography of interest. I have no additional information.

Thomas Mann Baynes (1794 – 1854) was an English artist known for his drawings and watercolours of landscapes, buildings and outdoor events. He was the son of James Baynes, a noted watercolour artist.

See link for complete information.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Mann_Baynes

SIR ROBERT LAMBERT BAYNES 1796-1869

2006-10-15 17:54:44Z

A biography of interest. I have no additional information.

Sir Robert Lambert Baynes (1796 – 7 September 1869) was a British naval officer. He is credited with adopting a policy of non-intervention that helped to defuse the San Juan Boundary Dispute of 1859 between Britain and the United States of America.

See link for complete information.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Lambert_Baynes

JAMES BAYNES 1766 - 1837

2006-10-15 17:53:14Z

A biography of interest. I have no additional information.

James Baynes (1766 – 1837) was an English painter who worked primarily with watercolours. He wedded Mary Mann (1766-1845) in 1785 at Marylebone Church, London. Their son, Thomas Mann Baynes (1794-1854), was also a noted watercolour artist.

See link for complete information.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Baynes

Emma Tryphena Baynes Berthold

2006-08-25 12:19:01Z

FamilySearch (IGI) has Emma Tryphena Baynes marrying Emil Paul Herman Berthold in Pietermaritxburg, S.Africa in 1885.

If this couple are in your family tree then please contact me.

obit - Edward R. BAYNES, 1919 Ky. - 2006 Ca.

LorraineGilmer02 — 2006-07-06 18:24:13Z

(not related - for board info only)

Baynes, Edward E.

Edward E. Baynes, 86, of Ontario passed away July 1, 2006 at Community Convalescent Hospital of Montclair. He was born December 21, 1919 in Burna, KY and was an Ontario resident for 61 years. Edward was a retired body shop foreman with College Chevrolet, Claremont and was a U.S. Army Air Corps veteran, WWII. He grew up in El Paso, TX and moved to Southern California in 1945. He was formerly president of the AMRCA (American Model Race Car Assn.) and a member of the Pomona Valley Model "A" Club. Edward is survived by one daughter, Susan (Craig) Brinegar, Danville, IN; one son, Ed (Debra) Baynes, Las Cruces, NM; one brother, Hugh L. Baynes, Mobile, AL; close friends, Pat Umberson and family, Victorville; seven grandchildren and one great-grandson. Visitation will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 9, 2006 at Stone Funeral HOme. Funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Monday, July 10, 2006 at the funeral home. Burial with honors will follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Covina. Stone Funeral Home, Upland in charge of arrangements.
Published in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on 7/6/2006.

Re: Eaton Baynes m. Elizabeth Shackford July 26, 1810 in Caswell, North Carolina

kayg1942 — 2006-06-23 00:52:27Z

Did your Thornton Baynes marry Nancy Chaney?
If so Ezekiel Baynes is there son. Do you have any more information on them?

Thanks
Kay

Samuel BAYNES/BAINES b. abt. 1800 England

2006-03-23 15:31:26Z

Looking for descendants of Samuel Baynes born c1880 in Birmingham, England, youngest son of Henry and Phoebe Baynes. Emigrated to US early 1900's believed to have been a lay preacher. Known to have a son Herbert living in Vestaburg, Michigan in 1995. Herbert's son David living in Naperville, Illinois in 1995

Re: Eaton Baynes m. Elizabeth Shackford July 26, 1810 in Caswell, North Carolina

sidneyb44 — 2006-03-13 20:57:40Z

Joanne,

Eaton's Parents were John Baynes and Mary Yancey, I believe. I am a descendant of Thornton Baynes, Eaton's Brother.

I have been unable to trace my Baynes ancestry beyond these two people, but would like to know more about them.

Sidney Baynes

Re: John & Mary Yancey BAYNES

sidneyb44 — 2006-03-13 20:57:40Z

Ron,

Thanks for all the info. This gives me a lot of leads to follow.

Sidney

Re: Eaton Baynes m. Elizabeth Shackford July 26, 1810 in Caswell, North Carolina

sidneyb44 — 2006-03-13 20:57:40Z

Kay,

I don't have any of these folks on my tree. My Thornton married a Lillia Wyles. There seem to be many Thornton Baynes and Eaton Baynes out there. I've even found info on Thornton and Eaton Bains at about the same time in Virginia. The Best site i've seen for all things Baynes is at the following link... http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=dyance...

email me directly at sidney@nc.rr.com if needed.

Sidney

Re: Eaton Baynes m. Elizabeth Shackford July 26, 1810 in Caswell, North Carolina

sidneyb44 — 2006-03-13 20:57:40Z

ps - I see that the Yancey site does now have another thornton who may have been a son from another wife of eaton's.

s

Heslington Baynes

2005-10-26 16:29:47Z

Has anyone recorded the christian name Heslington in their Baynes family tree. My father (1911-1986) was registered William Edmund Heslington Baynes in Lanchester Co. Durham.
Heslington Baynes is recorded in Army/Naval records in Ancestry.Com but no details show when selected..
Fathers birth certificate names his father as Thomas Baynes, dentist, mother Caroline Hall, living in Lanchester.
Any help appreciated.

Re: Arthur Clifford Baynes (Stainless Stephen)

2005-09-29 22:52:13Z

If you go to Google.com and search on
"Arthur Clifford Baynes" and include the parentheses, you will find several interesting web site, plus a picture of him for sale.

George

Re: Arthur Clifford Baynes (Stainless Stephen)..OOPS!

2005-09-29 17:13:15Z

OOPS.. Sorry, but I meant to say... include the quotation marks. George

Re Descendants of Samuel & Hannah Higgins Baynes

2005-08-02 12:24:28Z

Samuel BAYNES married Hannah HIGGINS.
They were my great great grandparents!

Their daughter Sarah BAYNES b.26 Sep 1856 married John MANTLE.

Their fourth child, Mary Dorrell MANTLE b. 10 May 1884 in Wednesbury, Staffordshire, England, married Leonard Joseph OAKLEY and subsequently had six children - 1 daughter and 5 sons.

The second son, Major Sidney OAKLEY was my father. The family emigrated to Australia around 1910. My father married Lilian Kneller GHRIMES in 1935.

I am Jack Neil OAKLEY, the second of their 6 children, born in Welllington, New Zealand in 1937. I am the elder of twins and married ROsalie Anne OAKLEY in 1966. We live in Melbourne, Australia and have 3 sons, Stephen Neil OAKLEY, Matthew John OAKLEY and Phillip Arthur OAKLEY.

I feel that Samuel and Hannah BAYNES must be a common ancestor. Would really like to find out more about the BAYNES, their forebears and descendents.

Jack Oakley

Re: Bayne Family Documents

2005-08-02 12:20:23Z

Update to my previous list of found documents re: Baynes

** Thomas Baynes - Marriage Certificate Follow-up to my previous message.. The document is a marriage certificate dated March 12, 1866 uniting Thomas Baynes and Lucy Wilkes. Thomas Baynes was 25 years old and a Furnace Man by trade and Lucy Wilkes was 20 years old. They both resided on Walsall Street, Parish of Darlaston, County of Stafford (assume England). Thomas' father is listed as Samuel Baynes, Furnace Man and Lucy's father is listed as Moses Wilkes, Bolt Forger. Emma Perks and Joseph Arnold were witnesses to the marriage. ( I also have a baptismal certificate for an Eleanor Perks dated 1829...See Perks family board). Anyone know if the Perks and Baynes or Wilkes are related?
Comment: looking over the documents, I noted that the spelling of Wilkes changed...the "e" was dropped in the USA documents to make the name "Wilks".
** Hannah Baynes -Death Certificate (date of death Dec. 15, 1886 at 73 Meeting St., Sub-District of Wednesbury, County of Stafford). She was 72 years old and the widow of Samuel Baynes, a Furnaceman by trade. It also states that her son, John Baynes, was present at her death. Cause of death was a "cerebral hemorrhage".
*** Ethel Baynes (my grandmother) - Birth Certificate -born April 8, 1889. Place of birth 2715 "C" Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (PA). Parents listed at Moses and Elizabeth Baynes. Moses' occupation: Shipwright.

Good Luck Searching!

Re: John & Elizabeth Wilkinson Baynes in Kent

2005-08-01 21:55:15Z

John Francis Baynes married to Elizabeth Wilkinson are my great great grand parents I have a lot of information on this family John Francis s father was also John Francis and his mother Ann Twyman married 0n 10th July 1813 at St Leonards church Deal Kent
Henry Albert was christened 4th March 1866 at St Georges church Deal he was one of 12 children of John & Elizabeth please email if you want any more information

Re: John & Annie Marie Hawley Baynes

2005-07-01 14:00:07Z

Hi i am picking up the links again with John Baynes, i have gone back to 1744 and am now stuck i need to get to Radwinter in Essex England, i found my grandfather David Baynes married to Margaret Mary Peel, his father was John Baynes Married to Annie Marie Hawley, his parents where Joshua Baynes Married (wife 1 Susan Taylor 1828 )wife 2 my marternal grandmother Lucy Webb 1828 after susan's death earlier that year ,Joshua's birth is a bit hard to find they may have put him down as John Born1804 i have his marrage cert and his death cert, his parents where John Baynes and Mary Hall she was from Gt Sampford,married 1793 ,his parents John Baynes and Jane Phillips this is as far as i have got from what i have been told by very distant cousins is that John was born in 1771 to John Baynes and Mary Possible Rutledge.all the above with the exception to the last generation ie (David Baynes he was born in Yorkshire born 1881 died 1943) the rest of the family line came from Radwinter & Wimbish in Essex.My line from my father Richard Vincent Baynes are all London born (east end)

if any of this makes sense to you and is any help let me know,
sincerly Margaret Stacey nee Baynes

Baynes Family, Radwater, Essex

2005-07-01 13:56:19Z

Is anyone researching families related to
Robert BAYNES b1838 Radwater, Essex, md Nov 1861 Mary Ann MOSS b 1840 Radwinter, Essex.
Children: Thomas born 1863 Radwater, Lucy bn 1868 Radwater, Mark born 1870 Radwater.
Bryan Curran bryanc@clear.net.nz

Mary Baynes Hurley of Ky

2005-03-14 19:15:42Z

Looking for info on a Mary Baynes married to Moses Hurley in Livingston county KY. She may have been married to a Baynes before the Hurley, we do not know. The Baynes were from Miss, and across the river in IL and came up to Livingston county in western KY.

CLARENCE BAYNES from Ohio

2005-03-14 18:50:38Z

I AM LOOKING FOR A CLARENCE BAYNES. BORN APRIL 27TH, 1920 TO A LULA AND GREE BAYNES IN DOVER OHIO.. HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR QUITE SOMETIME. HIS BROTHER ERNEST SISTERS RUBY & JEWEL WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM HIM LAST SEEN BY HIS BROTHER ERNEST IN 1944 CANTON OHIO AT THE DOUGLAS CLUB. IF YOU KNOW HIS WHEREABOUTS PLEASE CONTACT ME VIA E-MAIL LVSGETFIT @AOL.COM. I AM HIS GREAT-NIECE RUBY IS MY GRANDMOTHER.

Roy Guildford Baynes

2005-03-14 18:48:04Z

Roy Guildford Baynes died in South Africa c 1943. I suspect he may be my Roy Baynes born 1893. If anyone out there is related and or can help me prove or disprove this theory, I would be most grateful.

RICHARD BAYNES/SEATTLE AREA

2005-02-19 18:55:54Z

Trying to find Richard Baynes who wrote to Agnes Daughtery in Deer Park Wa wanting family information. Please contact me....she is my aunt & I am researching the family also.

Nancy

Re: Eliza BAYNES m. George BOYLE Nova Scotia & Boston mid 1800s

2004-09-07 03:50:30Z

Re: Catherine Baynes

PJennings1963 — 2004-09-07 04:01:06Z

Hi - I'm hoping that your e-mail address is still in use. Your Catherine Baynes Frederick is the sister of my great great grandmother, Mary Baines/Baynes (other spellings). I have a reasonable amount of info on this part of my family, because of a lot of work that my parents did, and even some work that my grandmother did, contacting my grandfather's cousins before she died in the late 1970's, at the age of 89. I have church records of many of Catherine and Ernest's children, from St.Augustine's parish in Jeffersonville, IN.

Please contact me if your address is still in use!

I look forward to hearing from someone on this side of my family, as the research never seemed to turn up living relatives for us, despite us knowing that Catherine and Ernest had a number of children.

Pam
Pam Jennings King
visit my genealogy homepage at: www.geocities.com/pamjenning/

Re: Catherine Baynes

PJennings1963 — 2004-09-07 04:00:35Z

Catherine Baynes Frederick is the sister of my great great grandmother, Mary Baines/Baynes (other spellings). They were from the Castlebar area, but my family has never been able to pinpoint it closer than that. What can you tell me about Daisy Hill? Anthony and Mary may very well have been siblings of my ancestor Martin Baynes, who was born between 1800-1804 in County Mayo.

I have a reasonable amount of info on this part of my family, because of a lot of work that my parents did, and even some work that my grandmother did, contacting my grandfather's cousins before she died in the late 1970's, at the age of 89. I have church records of many of Catherine and Ernest's children, from St.Augustine's parish in Jeffersonville, IN.

Please contact me if your address is still in use!

I look forward to hearing from someone on this side of my family, as the research never seemed to turn up living relatives for us, despite us knowing that Catherine and Ernest had a number of children.

Pam
Pam Jennings King
visit my genealogy homepage at: www.geocities.com/pamjenning/

Eaton Baynes m. Elizabeth Shackford July 26, 1810 in Caswell, North Carolina

SearchShack — 2004-06-19 20:28:30Z

Eaton Baynes m. Elizabeth Shackford July 26, 1810 in Caswell, North Carolina. Believe they had two children, Elizabeth and Mary Polly. Who were their parents?

John Baynes b. 1841

margaretstacie — 2005-07-01 13:57:21Z

have you got any information on the above john baynes born 1841 not yet sure were born waiting for cert. to come through could be radwinter in essex.He was a seaman who ended up in hull in yorkshire and married a localy girl ann? they had 7 children the one i am looking for is my grandfather David william baynes married in1907 to margaret mary peel in yorkshire.theyhad 10/11children one was my father richard vincent baynes born1926.
John died in 1914 ,margaretin1938 david in 1943.

Re: Admiral Baynes

janwhyte56 — 2005-07-01 13:57:58Z

My given names strike too much of a coincidence - I must be related to you. Did you know there was an Admiral Baynes whose (mail) ship was the "Julia"? He arrived in British Columbia in the late 1800s.

Do you have any other information since posting your query?

Wallace Baynes ~ Lynched in 1919 ~ Georgia

BasketLady420 — 2006-01-27 16:31:57Z

Wallace Baynes, black male, accused of murder, was Lynched in 1919, Morgan County, Georgia.

I'm not related to this person, just passing on this information, which comes from a website titled "Lynchings." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://users.bestweb.net/~rg/lynchings/Alpha%20A-G.htm

Baynes in Yorkshire

jbee18_1 — 2004-09-07 03:54:50Z

Seeking information about family of Richard Baynes and Esther or possibly Easter Atkinson. they married 29 Feb 1808 at Ripon Collegiate, Yorkshire.

Ezekiel & Mollie Baynes-Virginia

Kay_G1942 — 2004-08-26 15:58:58Z

Looking for maiden name of Mollie and parents names of
Ezekiel. He may have come from North Carolina or moved
to NC.
They had two children born in Virginia, Pittsyivania County, Danville. The girl born in 1876 named Mary and a son named
Charles Lynwood Baynes.
Any additional information would be appreciated.

Thanks
Kay

John & Mary Yancey BAYNES

RonJones438 — 2005-03-14 18:41:34Z

Ann BAYNES / Edward LACY married 1857, York, Yorkshire

jbee1838 — 2005-03-14 18:40:35Z

Welcome contact from anyone with info about this couple. I believe Ann died in 1900. In the 1891 census she lived in Clifton with a younger sister Mary ( Baynes) Hood.

BAYNES-O'CONNOR-MN

bearnan1 — 2004-09-07 03:47:28Z

Need info on parents of John Francis, William, Emmett J, Henry, Edna, Eleanor, Veronica, Maryce?, & Maggie Baynes.
I think they were all b. in Blue Earth Co., MN. Emmett & Henry d. in Blue Earth, MN. John, William & Eleanor moved to SD & were there in the early 1900's. Eleanor m. in her 70's. John went on to Mt & WA. Mother's maiden name was O'Connor.

Thank you...
Nancy Leavitt

JOHN BAYNES b.1877 MN

bearnan1 — 2005-03-14 18:47:10Z

Seeking parents of John Francis Baynes who was b. in MN. He married Frances Kegarice (or Kagarise) who was b. in SD.

Re: Moses Baynes

jba7191 — 2005-08-02 12:22:43Z

No, Lucy and Elizabeth are not the same person.

Elizabeth Baynes was Moses' 1st wife, and died in 1904.

Lucy was Moses' mother. I have her living with Moses in the 1920 census. I don't know when she died.

Moses also had a daughter Lucy, but she was married in 1913.

Re: Moses Baynes

jba7191 — 2005-08-02 12:21:46Z

I am researching the Baynes line. My husband is a descendent of Moses Baynes.

I have not come across any Perks in my research thus far.

You mentioned Lucy Albersion -- her correct name was Lucy Albinson. I have additional information on her if you would like to email me at jba719@yahoo.com.

This is a great help! Thank you !!

Arthur Clifford Baynes (Stainless Stephen)

noirs138 — 2005-09-29 22:50:56Z

I am researching my family and Arthur b.1892 was my grandmother's cousin.

Re: Robert and Caroline Baines,Bains,Baynes,brother and sister

swaller637_1 — 2004-09-07 03:59:50Z

Do you have a location for you Baynes in Alabama? I have information from Pension application that my ancestor Matthew R Baynes, born abt 1840 was living in Bladen Springs, Choctaw county, AL at the time he enlisted in 1861. He mentions no family at that time. I think he did marry about the same year or my ggrandmother was illegitimate. I cannot find them in AL. I could only find a John Bains, age 90 in 1880 Choctaw co., AL census.

Baynes in Kent

fortunatus124 — 2005-02-27 10:50:17Z

I am looking for information on the Baynes Family. Henry Albert Baynes born about 1866, father John Francis Baynes born 1828 in Deal, Kent. Have found them on the 1871, 1881 censuses. But no birth dates for them also looking for John Francis Baynes parents,

Re: Arthur Clifford Baynes (Stainless Stephen)

garethjane — 2005-12-19 16:24:22Z

Hello Gina

Arthur is also within my tree - he was nephew to my great grandmother, Sarah nee Baynes.

Drop me a line off-list and perhaps we can swap details. I have quite a lot if stuff on Arthur and family

Jane

Re: BAYNES

Kykatydid51 — 2004-12-15 23:04:11Z

This is a long shot, also. I am researching the George Ebenezer Baynes line, b. 1-11-1871. He married Lue. They lived in Massac Co, Il before moving to Louisianna and then to Oakland Co, MI. Have you found this much. I have some info from Massac to share. Would like to share. Belinda