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Re: Beachams in MS

hwroberts — 2012-05-27 23:22:40Z

I think this is the Jim Beacham listed in the 1900 census. It states that his wife is Athea, and an unnamed 3 y.o. daughter. Also living in the household at the time is his brother Marion. This I think is my great-grandfather George Marion Beacham, who had lost his wife Annie Pierce Beacham and infant daughter in 1899, due to complications of childbirth. James and George's parents were Thomas Neely Beacham and Cynthia Furr Beacham, and his grandparents were Thomas Lowery Beacham and Elizabeth Henry Beacham. I am interested in any info on the descendants of George Marion Beacham and his second wife Lydia Crawford Beacham. Hope this helps.

Re: Phillip Beacham, Somerset

EdwardEvans86 — 2012-04-19 01:44:53Z

Hi
Please forgive the delay in replying I have only just picked up on these messages. Yes you have picked up on the right family. Please contact me by email: tedevans42@sky.com.
regards
Ted

Re: Robert Beacham

revbdg — 2012-04-12 23:39:08Z

I'm also looking for any information that might be available on Robert Beacham, his son Elmer, and especially Elmer's wife.

My paternal Grandmother, Margaret L. (Beacham)Garner 1909-2004 told me her parent's names were Elmer Beacham and Mary Ethel Ailes, and that the family was originally Welsh, but I have not been able to corroborate any details.

Thanks

Re: David Beacham Somerset

alan1tckbrrdtd2vcn9tbv0iv7vocs8rv — 2012-03-10 09:05:46Z

Hi Julie,
Nice to see someone new getting into the search for the Beacham (Beecham) family.
I am directly descended from Philip Beacham, (who I believe was Davids brother), through Henry Beacham who was my great-grandfather. David was married to Hannah Ashman and they had a son Moses. I would be grateful to know how you are related to David and if you have any actual proof that David was Philips brothers.

Regards

Alan Beecham

Re: David Beacham Somerset

Lesley_Beacham — 2012-03-04 14:40:20Z

Yes Moses was their son His mother remarried in South Wales later You will find Moses in Risca He met up there with his cousins from David's brother and worked with them in the black Vein colliery He is mentioned in a report about working conditions of children in a royal commision report of 1840/41
I think he mistakenly thinks he gets his new father's surname when his mum remarries
Look up the 1841 census for Risca It is in the parrish of Machen
you can reach me directly on tintplush@hotmail.com Winsor Beacham

Re: David Beacham Somerset

juliepiacentini — 2012-03-04 12:24:31Z

I'm getting to the Phillip Beacham thread very late so I hope someone's still out there! I believe I'm descended from David and Hannah Beacham. That is, if David had a son called Moses who married a Mary Ann Wiltshire. I think this is the case. Are you able to confirm this for me?

Re: BEACHAM Edward E honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 66W

pbeacham_1 — 2011-11-25 23:32:41Z

Thank you for honoring our Service members. I don't know him and cannot find any information. I shall however, continue to search.I am a Beacham from Florida

Re: Beachams in Middle Ga

pbeacham11 — 2011-11-25 01:23:41Z

I don't know, but am certainly interested in finding more information. my ggrandmother was a slve child brought from Charleston, S.C. to Savahana February, 1852.Can not establish any more information about her.
Her children were
Peter
Henry
Clarissa
Samuel
Franklin
Linda
Dock/Pack my grandfather b.1873 in Toombs, Ga and died 1932. Tampa, Fla

Re: Beachams in Middle Ga

pbeacham11 — 2011-11-25 01:16:30Z

I am the grandaughter of Dock Beacham and Lannie Bell Beacham.Dock Beacham mother was Mary b. 1842/44. She was transported from Charleston, S.C. to Savahna, Ga in 1852. Mary was 8 years old. I am not sure about a marriage to a Beacham but her children were

Peter
Henry
Clarissa
Samuel
Franklin
Linda
Dock/Pack b.1873 and died in Tampa, Fl 1932

The only legal marriage I can find was to Abraham Moore. Two relatives are listed with him Joe Johnson and mattie Murray.The families lived in Lauren, Ga.;alos known as Montgomery County or Lothair.
My father was Rufus (Rev) and his twin was Ruth (Carrington). My siblings are
Rufus Jr, deceased
Herbert (Ed.D) deceased 2011
Delores (Wasington) deceased, 1996
Dorothy
Irvin
Mary Alice
I have some information on Lewis (levis) but unable to make familiar conection. I am new at this but must do it. My brother, Dr. Herbet C. Beacham and I started the searches some time ago. Certainly interested in your information

Robert Beacham

pawick1938 — 2011-10-02 18:43:49Z

Looking for Robert Beachams parents and where they were from. Robert was born in 1822 and died in 1900, married Martha Kelly. They had 5 boys, Robert H., Levi T, Elmer George, George W, and Blackford Worthington. Can anyone help with this? I don't know what his middle initial is, but he was the supentendent of the gas company in Columbia, pa. I think he may have migrated from Philadelphia.

Edward Beacham

NinaAuld1964 — 2011-08-05 19:36:36Z

My Grandfather was Edward Beacham born about 1922/3. He had a Sister Glayds born about 1911. His Mothers name was Edith (don't even have a Maiden). The Family lived in Bermuda. As a child I remeber my Grandfather saying he was born in Bermuda, but my Mom says she thinks he was born in the UK and the spent his childhood in Bermuda. The only information I have on my Great Grandfather is that he died when my Grandfather was about 17. My Great Grandmother, I can remember that my Grandfather was going to pay for my Mother and her Sister to travel to the UK (from South Africa) for her 100 th Birthday.She slipped on ice, broke her hip and died a few years before her 100th Birthday - was only about 8/9 at the time so in the mid 1970s

Have located possibly records of birth and applied for Certificate, but thought I would try here as well.

Sorry for lack of information, but by the time I was intrested in doing my Fmaily Tree my Grandfather had passed away

Nina

I have now managed to trace my Great Grandfather on the 1911 census in the UK. He is also called Edward and was born in about 1886 - in the UK I think

Re: Sawbridge Family

dianecoleuk — 2011-03-02 21:53:01Z

Thank you Penny.
I am visiting Hillmorton on Friday, to see the church. I was amazed at how many gravestones there were at North Kilworth - I wonder if there are any at Hillmorton.

My grandmother was Sarah Ann Sawbridge, born 22.08.1884 to William and Sarah Ann Whitmore.(see p5. number 9 She married James Chantrell Marshlain, 2.9.1914 at leicester Registry Office. You will find it on Ron's tree. They had a daughter, Kathleen Margaret Marshlain b 19.12.1916 who married Frank Reginald Willett (Reg)in Aug 1938, and had a daughter, myself Diane Angela on 5.6.1948. My mum had a brother, William who was 2 years younger but died as a teenager.
Do you have any records for the Hillmorton branch which you would be willing to share with me?

How do you fit into the tree?

Best regards, Diane

Re: Sawbridge Family

pennyharris56 — 2011-03-02 16:49:59Z

Hi Diane

Be interested to know who your Grandmother was??

Yes, I have a connection between Hillmorton and North Kilworth - John Sawbridge b 1617 Hillmorton died NK 1673 - and most of his children were born in North Kilworth also. I have photos of the gravestone of his son John, my 6th gt grandfather, in NK churchyard.

Claybrook, so far, is Ronald's side - I have tried to join the two but cannot prove it to date!!

p

Re: Sawbridge Family

sawbridge174 — 2011-03-02 16:12:51Z

Anything there is to know is with Ron Sawbridge (Cousin Ronnie). I see you have been in contact with him anyway.

Regards,
Carol Sawbridge (wife of Michael John)

Re: Sawbridge Family

dianecoleuk — 2011-03-02 13:46:57Z

Hello Penny,
My maternal grandmother was a Sawbridge,and I too have a tree from Ron of descendants of Mary Holowell and John Sawbridge. Our branch does fit onto that tree.
However I am trying to find the link between North Kilworth and Hillmorton or Claybrook. Have you ever come across this?
Diane

Re: Daniel Beacham

melissarob143 — 2011-02-25 21:56:09Z

Well Hi Cuz,

I remeber Uncle Clyde...he was awesome.

I am Grant's grandaughter, Al's daughter.

I have been working on the Beacham side for a really long time & can't get past Daniel. Grandpa was no help at all, but of course by the time I asked about his parents & grandparents...he was getting a little confused & couldn't remeber.

Are you a paid member or free? I am a free member & thought that if I became a paid member I could find out more information.

I am too trying to conect to the Beachamp's. I do plan on going to Illinois to research more on the family. It is great to know I have someone else out there working on this & would love to keep in touch & share any information that I have.

You can email me @ d.melissa7@gmail.com Then we can exchange more info.
Melissa

Re: Daniel Beacham

cherenedodge — 2011-02-24 00:07:19Z

Hi Connie

I to am looking for information on Daniel, although I know his as Daniel Beacham who married Melissa Hibbs and lived in IL. I would love to try and figure this out with you and see if two minds are better than one.

Cherene

Re: Daniel Beacham

cherenedodge — 2011-02-23 23:58:50Z

Hi Melissa

I to am looking for information on Daniel, in fact I have spent most of today looking! He is also my 4 time grandfather. My line is:
Daniel Beacham
John Beacham
Frank Beacham
Clyde Beacham - my grandfather

I am also not sure when their name changed from Beacham to Beauchamp, if it ever did.

I would love to exchange information with you.

Cherene

Re: Beachams in MS

mommypwice — 2011-02-22 21:48:48Z

I am looking for family of Clyde Columbus Beacham, born 4 Oct, 1900 in Brookhaven MS, Jefferson Parish. Parents (I think) are James Pinkney Beacham and Althea Temple. Any clues?

Daniel Beacham

melissarob143 — 2011-02-10 06:57:50Z

I'm looking for Daniel Beacham...He is my 4 times grandfather. He was born in 1830 in Illinois. Does anyone know who his parents were? His wife was Melissa Hibbs. I am trying to get as much info on them as possible. There are a lot of Beachams out there & trying to find my line is very difficult. Please help if you have any info.
Thank you ,
Melissa

BEACHAM Warren L - Vietnam Wall section 30W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-23 17:12:51Z

BEACHAM Warren L - Vietnam Wall section 30W

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 219,073 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.

Addie Beacham of Paris, TX 1926

drbrownlee — 2010-11-08 03:15:41Z

Addie is pictured in the 1926 Galleon, yearbook of Paris Junior College, and is a freshman. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

BEACHAM Edward E honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 66W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-09 02:26:28Z

BEACHAM Edward E honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 66W

Honor our Vets. 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 216,521 photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Re: Beacham/Beachem of Michigan

chbeacham — 2010-04-25 20:21:48Z

When you say John BEACHAM was born in Canada in 1796, who were his parents? Did they emigrate from the UK? From where?

Charles Beacham
Augusta GA USA

Beacham/Beachem of Michigan

millard82 — 2010-04-25 19:50:01Z

Our Beacham family begins in Canada with John Beacham. He was born in about 1796 in Townsend Township, Norfolk County, Canada West, and died 26 Sep 1879 also in Norfolk, Ontario, Canada.. He married Mary S. “Polly” Rubshaw date and place unknown. She was born about 1797 in Townsend Township, Norfolk County, Canada West and died 25 Sep 1892 also in Norfolk, Ontario, Canada. They had nine children, seven boys, two girl all born in Ontario, Canada. William (1824 – unk), Daniel (Dec 1826 – 1901, Arenac, MI) who was married to Ella Howell, Phebe (1834 – unk), Peter (1834 – unk) who was married to Diantha Westbrook, Martha A (1837 – unk), James (28 Aug 1840 – 26 Nov 1916, Deep River, Arenac, Mi) who was married to Abigail Jane Robbins (07 Oct 1844 – 13 Dec 1928, Flint, Genesee, MI), John (1840 – unk), George E. (1842 – unk), Silas (1844 – unk). It appears that there might have been two sets of twins, Phebe and Peter - John and James.

James a lifelong farmer (28 Aug 1840 – 26 Nov 1916, Deep River, Arenac, Mi) married Abigail Jane Robbins (07 Oct 1844 – 13 Dec 1928, Flint, Genesee, MI) in 1863 in Norfolk City, Ontario. They were married for over forty years until James and Abigail’s divorce was finalized on 23 November 1904. Following the divorce Abigail move to Bay County to live with her daughter, Obituary in the Arenac County Independent on Thursday Nov. 30, 1916 it states, Old resident dies James Beachem, age 76 yrs, died Sunday morning at the home of his eldest daughter Mrs John Maidment in Deep River. He was well known throughout the county. Mr. Beachem was born Aug. 28, 1840 in Townsend Township, Ontario, where he lived until married in 1863, then moving to St. Clair. In 1871 he moved to Deep River where he has since resided. In the spring of 1865 he enlisted in the Civil War and served four months and five days and was discharged related to rheumatism.. At the time of his death he was drawing a pension of $21 a month. Father of 13 children, 9 survive. Funeral on Wed. followed by services at M.E. Church Rev. L. C. Humes. Burial in Sterling Cem.

Per the 1880 census (using the spelling Beachern) the children are; (the first three being born in Norfolk City, Ontario the remaining were born in Deep River, Arenac County, Michigan) Mary Safrona (11 Nov 1864 – 18 Aug 1955, Standish, MI), who was married to John Maidment Jr. (21 Jan 1859, Genesee, NY – 29 Oct 1923, Arenac, MI) on 8 Jan 1883 in Bay City Mi; Sarah, born 1869, who married a John Duncan McKenzie; John W., born September 1870 is found single living in Sheridan County, Montana as a farmer in 1930; James, born October 28, 1872 died April 18, 1897 at home; Alice, born 1875 married an Alex McMillan. She died in 1964 and is buried in the Clayton Cemetery in Melita, Arenac County with her husband; Fredrick, Born June 20, 1877, died May 31, 1961 in Del Norte, California; and Joseph, born July 17, 1879, died April UNKNOWN, 1963 in St. Louis County, Minnesota.

Per the 1900 census (using the spelling Beechem) additional children: Dellaphine, born Sept 1881; Christopher, born 16 Jul 1885, died after 1930 in St. Louis, Minnesota; Silas, born 10 Sep 1888, died in Superior Wisconsin on April 18 1966; and Arthur, born Jan 1890, is found in St. Louis County, Minnesota in 1930. There is additional birth noted in this family, a female child was born dead on 14 Sep 1883. In the 1910 census, it has James and Abigail divorced and living apart. In 1920, Abigail is living with her daughter Sarah in Genesee County.

In 1905 brothers John W., Frederick E., Joseph H., Christopher, and Arthur were living in Clinton, St. Louis County, Minnesota.

1917-1918, Fredrick E., Christopher, Silas, and Arthur, signed their World War I Draft Registration Cards in Superior, Wisconsin.

Search Perimeters:

What is James and Abigail’s wedding day/month - date/place? (1863 Ontario)

CHILDREN

1) Mary Safrona - Born November, 11 1864, died August 18 1955 in Standish. Married to John Maidment. on January 8, 1883 in Bay City, Bay County, MI.

a. Need an obituary of her death.

2) Sarah – Born in 1869, is seen living in Genesee County in 1920 with her husband and mother. Married John Duncan McKenzie in 1888.

a. What was date/place of death of both Sarah and John Duncan McKenzie?

b. What was date/place of marriage?

c. Need an obituary of her/his death.

3) John W. – Is living in St. Louis County, Minnesota (1900); is found living in Sheridan

County, Montana in 1910; died after 1930 in Sheridan County, Montana.

a. What was date/place of death?

b. Was he ever married/children?

4) James E. – Died April 18, 1897.

a. What was the cause of death?

b. How and where did he die?

5) Alice E., Born in February 1875, died in 1964. Alice married Alex in 1898. Alice was buried in Arenac County in 1964. Alex McMillan was buried in 1942 in Arenac County.

a. What was date/place of death of both Alice and Alex McMillan?

b. What was date/place of marriage?

c. Need an obituary of her/his death.

6) Frederick E - traveled frequently: lived in St. Louis County, Minnesota (1900);

Genesee, Michigan (1920); Chicago, Illinois (1930); eventually dying in Del Norte,

Calfornia (1961).

a. Was he ever married/children?

7) Joseph – Found in St. Louis County, Minnesota in 1920, he died April 1963 in St. Louis County, Minnesota.

a. What day did he die?

b. Was he ever married/children?

8) Dellaphine – Born September 1881, she must of died before 1916.

a. What was date/place of death?

b. Was she ever married/children?

9) Still Born Child.

10) Christopher – Move to St. Louis County, Minnesota in after 1900, was found there in 1930 census.

a. What was date/place of death?

b. Was he ever married/children?

11) Silas – Is found living in Superior, Wisconsin in 1930 census.

a. What was date/place of death?

b. Was he ever married/children?

12) Arthur – Is found living in St. Louis County, Minnesota 1930

a. What was date/place of death?

b. Was he ever married/children?

13) UNKNOWN CHILD

a. Who is it, when was it born/died?

Will.

Re: Sawbridge Family

pennyharris56 — 2010-04-22 13:56:47Z

Thanks. No, I did not know that. If fits with some of the very old spellings like "Salwebrigg" very well, though. I too am trying to join Ronald's side to mine, but having terrible trouble with all the "John's". The name should have been banned from the family! Penny

Re: Sawbridge Family

sawbridge174 — 2010-04-22 12:36:46Z

It was Miss Katherine Sawbridge
59 Light Street
Corsham
Wilts
01249 715386
She was from the amorial bearing family and the two vicar brothers and Capt Sawbridge. Ronnie Sawbridge got in touch with her and they exchanged information, as he is still trying to find the connection between the two families. Did you know Sawbridge meant "bridge over the sallows?" shallow water.

Re: Munday Family of Oxfordshire (ewelme)

sawbridge174 — 2010-04-15 10:14:23Z

I tried to attach my word file on the Munday Australian connection, but it said it didnt recognise my extensions or something. Send me your email address and I will attach it in the normal way. Odd you live in the same city with the same surname. I hope you can find him, if you do, get him to re-contact The Ewelme society.

Best Carol

Re: Munday Family of Oxfordshire (ewelme)

metcalf75 — 2010-04-15 09:26:59Z

Hi Carol,

No he is not related to me all is safe. Will email him soon.

Cheers
Tanya

Re: Munday Family of Oxfordshire (ewelme)

sawbridge174 — 2010-04-15 09:07:09Z

Neil Taylor's email is

caravanserai666@hotmail.com

I now had a horrible idea he may be related to you (husband). I have been emailing him this month but so far no reply, but the messages have not come back as being undelivered. He did a huge amount of work which I found on a Google - but have it copied onto my computer. I havent attached a Word document using this system yet, but will try. Just confirm you dont know Neil. Carol

Re: Munday Family of Oxfordshire (ewelme)

metcalf75 — 2010-04-14 02:27:53Z

Hi Carol,

Wow didn't this post go nuts. I keep getting the notifications only to find they are not Munday's. Anyhow, I am also in Perth so would love to see what info Neil has and if he can help me out with info on my G Grandfather, George Henningsen, not a Munday, but half brother to Bertram, Beryl, Lionel and Beatrice, children of Annie Henningsen and James Munday. Not sure if I would be able to help out Neil, though happy to give it a go.

Cheers
Tanya

Re: Munday Family of Oxfordshire (ewelme)

sawbridge174 — 2010-04-12 13:12:42Z

Tanya
There is a chap called Neil Taylor in Perth, Australia, who has a lot of the Mundays you listed in 2007! I cant believe I havent picked up your messages before. Do get in touch again. I have also passed your info on to Des Munday in Cairns, who seems to share a common ancestor with Neil - Mundays emigrated from Ewelme, not deported!!!

Best Carol Sawbridge, Archivist, The Ewelme Society

Re: Sawbridgeii

pennyharris56 — 2010-04-11 08:31:02Z

Thanks Carol. No rush. I am trying to sort out all the "John's" which is taking forever and of course they keep coming to a dead stop about 1780. Then I must go through all the correspondence Ronald gave me - I have been through the files, now the last bits [I've been putting them off as they look complicated]. My e-mail is: penny.harris56@yahoo.co.uk. If there is anything you want from me or that I might have, let me know. P

Re: Sawbridgeii

sawbridge174 — 2010-04-10 22:31:33Z

Send me your email. I cannot remember if I have the pics in my computer digitally - or in hard copy to scan. I will have to take some days to investigate. I am sure they are in digital format though. Carol

Re: Sawbridgeii

pennyharris56 — 2010-04-09 16:50:19Z

Yes please to the photos - have you any of the house or do you know it's name - I probably have it in the tree just shut it all down, must get other things done]. Do you need my e-mail to send the photos? Yes, Ronald has lent me his files and some correspondence - there are e-mails to you in there, too [just noticed]. By the way, the Capt S you are talking about is not the one whose son emigrated to Oz in 1850's. Penny ps this is not a hobby, it is a way of life.

Re: Sawbridgeii

sawbridge174 — 2010-04-09 15:58:41Z

I assume Cousin Ronnie shared the info he got from Miss Katherine Sawbridge a few years ago? She brought along a huge family tree, had to unroll it on my mother's dining room table. (My mother still lives in the village where Capt Sawbridge of Box, Berks is buried). It showed Vicars Henry and John I think - of Wickham cum Welford. You should see the house they lived in. Now its owned by an Arab. I have photos of their plaques on the church wall and Capt Sawbridge's grave if you are interested. Carol

Re: Sawbridgeii

pennyharris56 — 2010-04-09 13:13:28Z

Dear Carol - I come down from the Hillmorton lot, via she who I call "naughty Sarah" - but for her I would have been a Richardson or something else; fortunately for me she called all her kids "Sawbridge". Another story of inheriting too young, perhaps, although in her case it cannot have been a huge amount. The mention of "Sir" has got me intrigued as the only one I have found is one whose ghost allegedly haunts Kent and who lived at Waldon Manor. Can't find out who he is - yet. I have not got the hang of this message board business yet, have only just started looking at it, so I cannot see what I said to people. Need a better memory! Regards Penny

Sawbridgeii

sawbridge174 — 2010-04-09 12:37:03Z

Dear Penny, I hope you share your research with Ronald Sawbridge. I was thinking today, its Sawbridge-Earle-Drax for the 'posh' side. Ronalds side were butchers and builders. My husband's/Ronald's grand father built Manchester Library I believe, before succumbing to alcoholism! Another was Sir Isaac Sawbridge, and another the Mayor of Wigan - his 16 yr old son froze to death in Wigan Market Place - dead drunk! Ronald sent us 90 pages of small font print once which I have somewhere. But I am sure he has added to that since then. Best Carol Sawbridge

Re: Munday Family of Oxfordshire (ewelme)

pennyharris56 — 2010-04-09 08:56:50Z

I am a Sawbridge by birth - now Penny Harris, living in the South of England. I am trying to enlarge upon the huge Sawbridge I have [very kindly] been given. I am also trying to tie up a lot of loose ends that inevitably arise! I found a convict in the family, who was sent to Tasmania in 1842 and then went to Melbourne [we have the shipping record] in early 1850's. Another Sawbridge with the same first name apparently and unfortunately for me emigrated at that time, so I have names/birth/marriages with no clue as to parents etc. Penny [Sorry, I am new to this message board stuff, so if you have no interest in Sawbridges, please just say]

Re: Sawbridge Family

pennyharris56 — 2010-04-09 08:51:36Z

Many thanks, that might tie up a few more ends. You can't remember the name of the Sawbridge lady you showed the graves to? Penny

Re: Sawbridge Family

sawbridge174 — 2010-04-08 18:03:12Z

I cannot help you any further in that case. Although I do know where Captain Sawbridge, his wife, and daughters are buried at Wickham cum Welford Churchyard in Berkshire. I took a Sawbridge lady there a few years ago, She and Capt Sawbridge descend from the two Vicar Sawbridge brothers who held that living late 18th early 19th century. So wealthy, the local nobility were jealous of their wealth! She is Katherine Sawbridge, lives near Marlborough. The two vicar Sawbridges, Henry and another one I cant remember - are members of the 'well bred' Sawbridges.....

Re: Sawbridge Family

pennyharris56 — 2010-04-08 17:04:50Z

Thank you, but it is Ronald who has given me most of my tree! I thought you might be in Australia. I have joined the Drax' to my side of the Sawbridge family - my tree is "Sawbridge Family Tree - no photographs" if you want to look at it. I am trying to find the join between Ronald and my side of the family. My side originated in Hillmorton, which Ronald found. Penny

Re: Munday Family of Oxfordshire (ewelme)

sawbridge174 — 2010-04-08 16:44:12Z

Could you let me know who you are. I have ongoing Munday enquiries from a chap in Cairns, Australia. His Mundays went out to Oz in Victorian times and settled in Tasmania. There are other Mundays in Perth.

Re: Sawbridge Family

sawbridge174 — 2010-04-08 16:42:35Z

My husband's cousin Ronald Sawbridge has done extensive research - 'our' Sawbridges came from the Wigan/Rugby area, but he has gone back 500 years or so. I will email him and tell him of your enquiry. He did have a son or two in Australia quite recently. There is another Sawbridge branch who bear armorial arms and evolved into Sawbridge-Draxe. Ronald has not found the common ancestor to date.

Sawbridge Family

pennyharris56 — 2010-04-07 09:36:35Z

Carol - my maiden name was Sawbridge and I am trying to tie up the Sawbridges in Australia - can you help? I have five first cousins scattered around the country [plus their families] and I know of at least three others who were pioneer emigrants. One of these was William S who was transported to Tasmania in 1841. The last I know of him is that he travelled to Melbourne in 1851. I have found a lot of children born after that but there is confusion with William Henry S who emigrated to the Melbourne area around the same time. Grateful for any assistance. Penny

Re: Thomas Lowery Beacham

neelywp — 2010-02-10 03:38:01Z

I am interested in Thomas Lowrey Beacham. Samuel Neely is my ancestor. Information on my family is at
home.millsaps.edu/neelywp/Henry%20and%20Elizabeth%20Neely.pdf

Can you tell me more about the Beacham family?

Re: Thomas Lowery Beacham m. Elizabeth Henry Neely

neelywp — 2010-02-10 03:33:12Z

Samuel Neely was from the York Co, SC area. He moved to Spartanburg and then to Feliciana Parish La in about 1820. In about 1827 he moved to Copiah, Co. MS. Elizabeth was his oldest child and she married Thomas Lowrey Beacham. See
home.millsaps.edu/neelywp/Henry%20and%20Elizabeth%20Neely.pdf

Re: Munday Family of Oxfordshire (ewelme)

metcalf75 — 2010-01-14 12:00:46Z

Hi Carol,

Nice to hear from you. I have a reasonable amount of information myself but you can never have it all I beleive, we may be able to help each other out on this one.

Regards
Tanya

Beacham, Beecham Family

EdwardEvans86 — 2010-01-06 13:07:28Z

Hi Ref: Beacham, Beecham Family
Origins: Clutton or Norton, Midsommer Norton area of Somerset England. Mostly coal miners. Some moved to Risca Monmouthshire Wales. Jacob Beacham emigrated to USA c.1855 and settled eventually in St George Utah.
A group of descendants are in email contact, if you would like to join us, my email is edward_l.evans@virgin.net
regards
Ted

Re: Munday Family of Oxfordshire (ewelme)

ewelmesociety — 2009-11-01 15:04:48Z

We have information on the Mundays who emigrated to Australia from their descendents out there. Carol Sawbridge, Archivist, The Ewelme Society