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Binyard (African American)

Akos_M — 2009-11-08 16:30:26Z

I am looking for information on my ggg grandmother Dorcas Binyard. The earliest information I have on her is the 1880 census as being married to Neptune Finley. She had four children, Lucinda, John, Janie and Neptune. From her death certificate (Dorcas Finley)and family stories, she was from Beaufort, SC. Her death certificate also shows that her parents were James and Hannah Binyard. Researching James and Hannah, it seems they had several children but Dorcas is never listed. I also know that she had an aunt named Phebe Kelson and James and Hannah had a son named Sam Kelson. Unfortunately, I haven't found a connection. My aunt has told me that she believes Dorcas had a sister that she called Clo. If any of these names sound familiar, please contact me as soon as possible. I have a family reunion coming up and would like to present info.

Re: GREAT GRANDFATHER : BLACK IRISH MAN FROM TULSA OKLAHOMA

carolwarren94 — 2009-10-31 21:17:25Z

Hi Laverne,
Grasping at straws here as I research my WHILDEN,WEEDEN,WILDEN,WHELDON, et al AA/Native ancestors.
There is a connection to both the BELLINGER and BRIDGES surnames but I fail to find how.
No one has claimed kinship to my SC, NC and VA origins, so
am going in circles here.
Do know that my ggrandmother, CHARATA BROWN, born 1833 NC was Native, but cannot place HER either.
Anything familiar?
Sincerely,
carol wheeldin warren.

Re: bellinger (african american)

carolwarren94 — 2009-10-31 20:50:03Z

Hi Cee,
I am researching my SC ancestors WHILDEN,WILDEN,WEEDEN,WHEELDON w/little success and have come across the BELLINGER surname.
I am especially interested in any JOHNS ISLAND info that you might be able to share, as I suspect that is an area of my ancestors.
My ggrandfather, WM LAWRENCE WEELDON (WHILDEN) was born 1829 SC, but fail to find any info on him.
Sincerely,
carol wheeldin warren.

Bellinger

JIWelsch — 2009-10-05 09:54:27Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa - Dennis 'Tiny' Bellinger, 55, of 308 W Eighth St., died Monday, Sept. 9, 2002, at his home.

Memorial Services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. Rev. Danny Phillips of the Kilpeck Community Friends Church will officiate. Honorary Bearers will be his nieces and nephews. Inurnment will be in the Bloomington-Muscatine Friends Cemetery.

A Memorial Gathering will be from 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.

He was born on Oct. 9, 1946, in Waterloo, the son of Ross W. and Adalene Schlotfelt Bellinger.

He was a fleet driver for Single Source.

He enjoyed all racing, high school and collegiate wrestling.

He is survived by his mother, Adalene Bellinger of Muscatine; three brothers, Herbert R. Bellinger and his wife, Donna, of Muscatine, Harry D. Bellinger and his wife, Pat, of Muscatine, and Duane C. Bellinger and his wife, Connie, of Muscatine; one sister, Janemarie Idle and her husband, John, of Indianola; seven nephews; seven nieces; seven great-nephews; and eight great-nieces.

He was preceded in death by his father and one brother, Harlan Bellinger.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa - Adalene E. Bellinger, 86, died on Sunday, December 24, 2006, at Lutheran Homes in Muscatine.
Funeral Service will be held 2:00 p.m. Thursday, December 28, 2006, at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. Reverend Jerry Phillips of the Bloomington-Muscatine Friends Church will officiate. Pallbearers will be Larry Idle, Brian Marron, Troy Bellinger, Pete Dieckman, Travis Riddell, and Jody Connor. Honorary bearers will be Carrie Brown and husband Bill, Megan Dieckman, Mark Bellinger, Paula Riddell, Diana Marron, Russell Bellinger, Scotty Bellinger, Monica Connor, Holly Bellinger, Marsha Bellinger, Dustin Bellinger, Michelle Idle, Paula Shepherd, and Curtis Bellinger and his wife, Jennifer. Burial will be in Bloomington-Muscatine Friends Cemetery.
Visitation will be the funeral home. The family suggests in lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Bloomington-Muscatine Friends Church.
She was born on August 19, 1920 in Vinton, the daughter of Harry J. and Ada Keith Schlotfelt. Adalene married Ross W. Bellinger, on February 24, 1941, in Fort Scott, Kansas. He preceded her in death in 1994.
She was a charter member of the Kilpeck-Friends Church and now a member of the Bloomington-Muscatine Friends Church. She was also a member of the Isaac Walton, the Ladies of the Moose, and the HON Retirees Club.
She retired from HON Co. in 1979, after 18 years.
She enjoyed reading, sewing, crocheting, fishing, and camping.
She is survived by three sons, Herbert R. Bellinger and wife, Donna, of Fruitland, Harry D. Bellinger and wife, Pat, of Muscatine, and Duane C. Bellinger and wife, Connie, of Muscatine; one daughter Janemarie Idle and husband, John, of Indianola; 14 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren; one brother, Don Schlotfelt of Cortez, Colorado; one sister, Harriet Dean of Coralville; several nieces and nephews; and several great-nieces and great-nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, two sons, Harlan Bellinger and Dennis 'Tiny' Bellinger, two brothers, Howard and Keith Schlotfelt, and two sisters, Margery Schlotfelt and Beverly Billingsly.

Re: Afro-American Bellingers

gstrecker142 — 2009-07-02 19:10:30Z

I am researching Louis A. S. Bellinger, an African American architect in Pittsburgh during the 1920s-1946. I might have some interesting information for you.

Leonard C. Bellinger

ryan5sean1 — 2009-05-22 20:53:07Z

Looking for family members of Leonard C. Bellinger born in 1914 in Pennysulvania. Son of Ray and Minnie

Re: bellinger

2mookie154 — 2009-04-08 21:44:46Z

I know some of the Bellingers...but Sherrie would know more...her mother is a Bellinger....and she has a whole lot of information on them....send an e-mail to this address...
terk1010@hotmail.com
she can help you more then I can....good luck

Re: bellinger

charisma_classic — 2009-04-08 19:57:23Z

Hello,

I am currently researching the same family - I descend from Andrew's son Frederick. I have not had any luck finding his parents, and have now found Eliza Ann. On the 1880 census he is listed as "AJ" and as born in Indiana.

Have you had any more luck with this line?

BELLINGER Flutie and George

t42American — 2009-01-28 17:37:28Z

BELLINGER Flutie and George

I photographed this gravestone in the American Memorial Cemetery, Grand Prairie, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 200,613 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

Death of Ms. Alice Maud Bellinger in Cuba

davwayell — 2009-01-19 22:02:32Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Ms. Alice Maud Bellinger, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Ms. Bellinger died in Cuba on May 20, 1951.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

ADOPTION Lewis Thomas Bellinger

redkillian — 2009-01-15 05:41:24Z

I am looking for any information/family lore regarding the adoption of Lewis (Louis) Thomas by a family with the surname Bellinger. Lewis was born in New York in abt. July 1874. Possibly adopted by Peter and Janet Bellinger, but this is unconfirmed.

Re: Black Bellingers of: Oaklahoma, Texas

seekbellingertree — 2009-01-02 21:07:02Z

Charlie Bellinger married Celestine Pullemon. They had 8 children. Valmo was the first born. There was also Lillian, Ruth, Cecelia died at a young age, Louisa, Philomena, Julian died in childhood, and Harry. Only Harry had children. According to Patricia Bellinger Charlton's Obituary Charlie Bellinger only had 3 grand children. Who is your great grand mother? Lillian, Ruth, Cecelia, Louisa, Philomena?

Re: Black Bellingers of: Oaklahoma, Texas

seekbellingertree — 2009-01-02 20:37:36Z

My ancestors are from Lockhart Texas. Edmond Bellinger married a Louisa Ammey. Their second born was Charlotte Bellinger. Charlotte Bellinger married a John Chiles from Missouri. John and Charlotte had I think about 8-9 children. Cornelia Mae Chiles was one of their daughters. Cornelia Mae Chiles married a Clarence Washington. They had three sons. Charlie Bellinger the political leader of San Antonio was an Uncle to Cornelia Mae Washington. Out of all of Charlie's children, only one son had children. If I'm not mistaken Charlie only had 3 grand children. Two are still living in Houston TX. Patricia Bellinger Charlton recently passed away on November 7, 2008. If you like, I can send you her Obituray. Now there are only 2 grand kids left of Charlie Bellinger of San Antonio. I have heard that they are Shultz's in the family. They were German. I have a picture that has "Momma Shultz" written on the back. If you like I can send your a copy of it. I was able to talk with my mother's first cousin before she passed away and she gave me a family tree of the Washington side of the family. It seems that Ida Washington (Clarence Washington's)sister was the one who married a Willie Shultz. So the Shultz seem to be on the Washington side not the Chiles side. Do you have any old family photos that you would be willing to share with us. I am apart of an e-mail group of descendants of Edmond and Louisa Bellinger we share new information and pictures as we get them. Looking forward to your reply.

Re: Black Bellingers of: Oaklahoma, Texas

Stanshawnee1 — 2008-12-30 20:05:20Z

I'm from Texas and my great grand mother was a bellinger, who married into the Chile and Shultz family my great grand father people, Germany imigrate. But the Bellinger was Italian, my great grand mother father was Charlie Bellinger, a half Italian and half black. If you would like to know more, Google Charlie Bellinger San Antonio, Texas, him and his family was very important people during their time.

Re: Black Bellingers of: Oaklahoma, Texas

Stanshawnee1 — 2008-12-30 19:57:15Z

Re: Bellinger Dorset UK

jbellin114 — 2008-11-24 04:02:36Z

Hi Candy
I had a uncle GEORGE BELLINGER who was killed in the 2nd world war around 1939 or 1940 he lived in Dorchester and was a school teacher he had 3 brothers and 1 sister 1 brother also died in the 2nd world war.

Hope this is what you want

John Bellinger

Re: James Gordon Thomson Bellinger from Scotland to Manchester England 1800-1850s

jjackson1119 — 2008-11-14 20:26:33Z

Hi Lyn
Great to hear from you. Many thanks. Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you.
I'm pleased you have found more information re.your family. I have often wondered if James m. Mary Moir was a brother or relative to my ancestor John (also born FORGIE) m Janet LAWSON Dunbar parish,Co. Haddington 1775. But there seems to be no known James in my family tree so far. I also have a spelling variation of FERGIE in my tree.)
I know of some one who is also researching your ancestors, so I will forward your reply to him. He is descended from Alexander (s/o Janet Lumgair & John Fargie I think.)Some of Janet & John's children visited NZ & came here to live. John Jnr m Janet MacLaggan.)A Thomas came to live here briefly. He went to Dunedin and Wanganui where John and Alexander respectively lived, so it seems likely he was a brother too. There are also Forgie's in NZ, whose ancestors came from Stirling.
The FARGIE/ FORGIE/ FERGIE's are interesting to research.
Regards
Jill

Re: information on the african american bellinger family

234_WestAlmy — 2008-11-13 11:51:58Z

Hi I'm sorry I'm just now getting back to you when you get the time
thank you Mawusi777@sbcglobal.net

Re: James Gordon Thomson Bellinger from Scotland to Manchester England 1800-1850s

chrisw_99 — 2008-07-18 15:21:44Z

Jill,
Thanks for responding to my post. This is new information that you have supplied about Janet's father being Alexander(Joiner) and not James (Gardener). The residence at the time of marriage is also interesting. It makes me question whether I have linked our Janet to the wrong branch of the Fargie/Fergie/Forgie family. I have never seen the full marriage record only an index.

I know from his widow's will that James Fargie, gardener, who m Mary Moir also had daughters Janet and Helen, so it is easy to get confused.

Do you have Alexander Fergie( Joiner)'s wife? I have Elizabeth Lawson. Is that the right set of parents? Do you have any other siblings for Janet and Helen? I think I need to do a more thorough dig of my notes and references to see if I straighten this out. It may take me a little while, but I will get back to you.

Chris

James H. Bellinger, Herkimer Co., NY

Nan_Lambert — 2007-12-22 17:56:08Z

Bellinger, James H., Little Falls, is a son of P.E. Bellinger, of whom mention is made elsewhere, and although a young man is one of the representative farmers of Little Falls, and probably the most able and successful of all the men who are known under the same name. He is a native of this township and was educated in Little Falls and Utica. He married Eva Brown and they have one child, a son. He owns 162 acres, used for dairy purposes and grain, and has thirty-eight cows. Mr. Bellinger is a Democrat and a member of the Royal Arcanum.

source:
History of Herkimer County, New York : illustrated with portraits of many of its citizens
edited by George A. Hardin ; assisted by Frank H. Willard
Syracuse, New York : D. Mason, 1893
550 p., 276 p. : ill., maps, ports.

J. C. Bellinger, Herkimer Co., NY

Nan_Lambert — 2007-12-08 14:39:03Z

Bellinger, J.C., of Newell & Bellinger, Little Falls, is a grandson and namesake of J. C. Bellinger, one of the prominent characters of the early part of the present century. His great-grandfather was Henry Bellinger; so he represents the fourth generation of this branch of the Bellinger family in this State. J.C. Bellinger is a native of East Bloomfield, Ontario county, N.Y., where he was born in 1866. Although but a young man, he is one of the bright business men of the town. July 1, 1891, he entered into partnership with J.R. Newell. He had formerly been a clerk in the same business. In politics he is a Republican.

source:
History of Herkimer County, New York : illustrated with portraits of many of its citizens
edited by George A. Hardin ; assisted by Frank H. Willard
Syracuse, New York : D. Mason, 1893
550 p., 276 p. : ill., maps, ports.

Re: norman bellinger

awillc — 2007-07-06 00:41:58Z

my connection is Norman H Bellinger born 2/13/1835 died 4/3/1918 who married Isaphene Baldwin Culver born2/13/1849 died 12/20/1929 there chidren were Nina Pheobe Bellinger my Grandmother

Bellinger

cebammel — 2008-04-27 17:20:34Z

Looking for information on William F. Bellinger who was born in Allegan, Michigan January 6, 1861 or 63. He married Mary Neal in Muskegon, Michigan March 4, 1882.

Re: information on the african american bellinger family

234_WestAlmy — 2008-09-09 21:10:14Z

I am the decendant of Theodore Bellinger who came from S.C and ended up in Texas. I and my cousins have been trying to find the parent of Theodore. But the dates dont seem to match. You can type in his name and you will come upon our ancestry page. From S.C to Texas, and Oklahoma thank you for your time.

Re: Black Bellinger's from SC

234_WestAlmy — 2008-08-19 00:52:54Z

Lesly I email you will you check my pictures and see if they match any of yours. I have pictures of Joyces and its very uncanny how our relatives look so much alike its down right scarry in an exciting way.

Jack Bellingers key word on Ancestry.com

Re: you could be family

234_WestAlmy — 2008-08-19 00:50:35Z

Hi I read your post do you know if you can go to my site on Ancestry.com and look at those pictures of the Bellingers and pass them on to all Bellingers you know it might be a connection. I'm a bellinger from Texas/Oklahoma and Joyce Griffin is of the Hollyhill Bellingers in SC. We have shared pictures and our decendents look like siblings. I have been so elated from this that I have to put my feelers out there I will be attending the next family re-union of SC Bellingers so please pass my info around thanks so much.

Re: Black Bellingers of S.C.

234_WestAlmy — 2008-08-19 00:45:30Z

I am a decendent of the Bellingers of Texas and Oklahoma can you put me in touch with those Bellingers please thank you

George F Bellinger,Jr

jcabowers — 2008-03-11 18:15:11Z

CHAUMONT, N.Y. — George F. Bellinger Jr., 53, of Circle Drive, died Thursday, Feb. 14, at River Hospital SNF following a long illness. He had been a resident since Dec. 28. Born Aug. 27, 1954, in Johnson City, son George F. and Mary Buchinski Bellinger, he graduated from Lyme Central School in 1973 and had attended Jefferson Community College.
He served in the Army from 1973 to 1975 and was stationed in El Paso, Texas, and Anchorage, Alaska. Following his honorable discharge, Mr. Bellinger worked at Garns Supply, Watertown, and Potsdam, WESCO for nineteen years and Rexel, both of Watertown. He married Katherine Gosier on May 24, 1975, at All Saints Church, Chaumont. A life member of the Chaumont Fire Department, he was also a volunteer at Camp Wabasso and the Thousand Islands Girl Scout Council summer camps Trefoil and Whispering Pines. He built the ropes course at Camp Trefoil. Surviving besides his wife are a daughter and her husband, Sarah and Matt Denney, LaFargeville; a son and his fiancé, Travis and Jen Pletcher, Canton; two brothers and their wives, Michael and Debbie Bellinger, Lorraine, and Harry and Terri Bellinger, W. Va.; and a sister and her husband, Bernadette and Dean Lucy, Gasburg, Va. There are no services at this time.
Arrangements are with Frederick Bros. Funeral Home, Inc., 38422 Route 37, Theresa. Instead of flowers, donations may be made to the Camp Trefoil Challenge Course Fund, 253 State St., Watertown, N.Y. 13601. Condolences may be made online at www.frederickbrosfuneralhome.com. Information provided by Frederick Bros. Funeral Home, Inc. and Newzjunky, Watertown, N.Y.

Cora (Pussy) Bellinger; Mrs. Warner Cole, late 1800s

AlettaHolmes — 2008-04-19 18:50:44Z

I have an old photograph from late 1800s of a woman and on the back is handwritten "Cora (Pussy) Bellinger; Mrs. Warner Cole".

Re: Cora (Pussy) Bellinger; Mrs. Warner Cole, late 1800s

AlettaHolmes — 2008-11-09 13:21:05Z

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BELLINGER, PHOEBE, JONAS & AGNES - NY & MI ROOTS

Leslie85223 — 2007-06-24 20:30:21Z

Researching Agnes Bellinger born 1875 in MI to parents Jonas F Bellinger (1842 NY)and Phoebe A Crawford (11/18/1846 Oakland Co, MI). Agnes married James B Scully/Sculley on 7/3/1893, LPeer, MI but it is unknown what happened to her between 1893 abd 1905. Did she and husband divorce, did she die, were there children? James is married again in 1905 to a widowed woman with two children . . . Please help me solve this "mystery"!!!

Re: Philip Bellinger

ihsrams — 2008-06-12 02:29:07Z

Hi--Frederick was married and had a son named John who was about six when his dad was killed in the Battle of Sharon Springs. When he grew up, John had a son who he named Frederick which I think is very sweet.

Let me know if you want to see my family tree.

Liz

My great grandfather was George Harcourt Bellinger, Sr.

Celinda Bellinger b 1836 d abt 1870 Ontario, Canada

TMMartin71 — 2008-04-07 20:01:28Z

Hi looking for a family to go with this relative. She was married to William Billings around 1852 and had 6 kids before her death around 1870. In 1861 she lived next door to John & Caroline Bellinger - could they be her brother and family or possably father?

Celinda and her husband is a dead end that is really putting a crimp in my tree - I can't go anywhere until i find family for either of them.

Any and all help is appreciated.

Thanks

Tina Billings

Re: James Gordon Thomson Bellinger from Scotland to Manchester England 1800-1850s

jjackson1119 — 2008-07-17 10:41:49Z

I am a Fargie descendant and very interested in your post. From a microfilm of the St Cuthberts parish record of the marriage of Janet Fargie and James Bellinger, Janet was the daughter of ALEXANDER Fargie (joiner)and she was residing at 9 Romilly Place, Edinburgh at the time of her marriage - 16 July 1830. A Helen Fargie was also residing at the same address when she married Thomas Clark on 23 Feb, also in 1830. Her father was also Alexander, but a wright. I assume the two girls were sisters or possibly cousins. Rev Andrew Thomson was the minister for both marriages. I would be interested in your comments and your source of information Any help you can pass on about Janet and James descendants would be great.(Their children have similar names to my Fargie tree.)
Jill

Re: James Gordon Thomson Bellinger from Scotland to Manchester England 1800-1850s

jjackson1119 — 2008-07-20 03:36:33Z

Hi Chris

Isn't it great how Ancestry. Com sends reply alerts? I thought I might have to wait ages before you would see my message.

I think you may have linked Janet to the wrong family, but I'm not absolutely sure that I have the right Alexander either. Unfortunately the mother's names aren't given on the marriage records at that time. Did James Fargie and Mary Moir have a child Alexander? If so, born when & where ? At this stage, I have claimed Janet and Helen with a ? next to their names as they seem very probable. However,there were also other Alexander Fargie's/Fergie'/Forgie's around, so..?? (It's also possible they were all related.I agree!It is difficult sorting them.)
Alexander was the son of John Fargie/Forgie/Fergie and Janet Lawson married Dunbar Parish, County Haddington, 13 Feb 1775.( I can give you J&J's other children if you wish.)
Alexander was born 3 May 1879, at Whitekirk and Tynningham Parish, County Haddington. He died 4 Jan 1860 aged 71, at 48 Buccleuch St, St Giles, Edinburgh. His wife Elizabeth(d/o Robert Lawson and Helen Heriot)died aged 82yrs, 29 Sept,1859 at 22 Clarence St, St George, Edinburgh.
Their children were
1. My GGG/F Robert, born 22 Jan 1815, died 22 March 1873.He married Elizabeth Maclennan Alison, 12 Dec 1838 at Edinburgh St Cuthbert's. They had 4 children.
2. John, born 4 Nov 1907, bap 9 Jan 1808. I cannot trace him.I thought he may be John Fargie who married Janet Lumgair at Edinburgh, St Cuthberts c 1827 and went to Australia but after researching,apparently not. Can you (or anyone else help with John born Nov 1907?)
3. William, was the informant of his father's death and was probably the witness at his brother's (?) marriage. His occupation was a Mason. I have no further information about him. Again - a number of possibilities, but which one?? Can you or any one help?

I wonder if you know anything about Thomas Clark - Helen Fargie's husband?

I hope I've given you something useful and interesting. Looking forward to reading further posts from you.

Jill

Re: James Gordon Thomson Bellinger from Scotland to Manchester England 1800-1850s

LynHansch58 — 2008-11-08 23:36:01Z

Hi Chris,
Yes you and I both have linked Janet to the wrong person. According to Mary Fargie nee Moir's will Janet was not married. She was living with her mother at the time of Mary's death. She signed the will as Janet Fargie. It can be so confusing especially with the Fargie's all naming their children by the same names. Sorry you are not directly related but we still could be remotely.
I believe too that Helen was not married either.
All the best with your research.
regards
Lyn from Oz

Re: James Gordon Thomson Bellinger from Scotland to Manchester England 1800-1850s

LynHansch58 — 2008-11-08 22:58:46Z

Hi Jill,
I have now found out that my John Fargie who married Janett Lumgair was indeed James Fargie & Mary Moir's son not Alexander Fargie & Janet Lawson as was first thought. He was actually born as a Forgie
John Forgie born 1803 Christened 17 October 1803 Muiravonside Stirling Scotland as was his brother James born 1805 same place. They were some of the children of James Fargie & Mary Moir. Thomas Fargie born 1808 to James & Mary came to Australia just after John died perhaps to help with Janett and her children. He was a schoolteacher in Scotland and for a while in Geelong when he arrived. He married in Australia had one child who died in infancy. No other children. Your John Fargie was born later.
Hope this clears up things a bit better.
warmest regards
Lyn from Oz

Re: Norman Bellinger

jlforjlf — 2007-07-04 17:33:58Z

I also am descended from Norman and Fanny through Edwin. I have been looking at the 1880 census ... Nina is 6 months old, and two stepsons are with the family (Lewis and Fred). I cannot decipher the last name... You said you had info on Isaphene...maybe you can tell me about her first marriage??

Re: norman bellinger

jlforjlf — 2007-07-04 17:23:46Z

I'm new to the message boards, but I am directly descended from Norman (Lynn Fahrer B.,Lynn Fancher B.,Clarence B.,Edgar B.,Norman B.) I read that you have a 4 generation picture of Norman. Could you scan and share?? Please contact me at jlforjlf@excite.com

Re: you could be family

Camae27 — 2007-07-08 22:58:25Z

Thanks for communicating about Martin Jorski, my 2nd great-uncle. Is it possible your husband is related to the Bellinge line? Martin married an Emma Bellinge in 1885. My records show they had eight children. Martin's parents are my 2nd great-grandparents. Their oldest child was Marianna Jezewski(name later changed to Jorski by the sons that stayed in the west). Yes, I am well familiar with the line, however I never expected to find the name Bellinger in S. Carolina to be apart of my line. I would love to learn more about the Bellinges and would be happy to share what I have about the Jezewski/Jorski line for your research.

I am presently writing my second family history for publish. It will combine my father's side (Bethke/Huebner/Kellner/Pecher)and my mother's side (Jezewski/Korynta/Zinda/Konieczka, etc.).

Looking up my records here all I have in front of me is Emma's Parents and siblings and that is quite setchy from the 1880 census.

Appreciate hearing from you. I live in Nibley, Utah, however I am a Wisconsin native.

Yours, Carole M. Bethke Wright

Re: Isaphene Bellinger

Cheryl_Kirkendall — 2007-07-04 22:15:21Z

I apologize for this all running together but it wouldn't let me use html to skip lines :(

This is what I have on Isaphene:

Isaphene Delphene Culver born Feb. 13, 1849, Cherry Flats, PA Tioga Co. died Dec 20 1929 Wellsboro, PA, Tioga Co.
Isaphene was the daugher of Asahel and Phebe Ann Lane Culver. She was the sixth child of 6 known children in that family. Her brothers and sisters were Parmena?, Cornelius 1831, Vihemus 1836-1934, Evelyn 1841, Sylvinia 1845.
In the 1850 census Isaphene was recorded in her father's family as Josephine age 1, born in PA. In the 1860 census she is recorded as Isaphene, age 11.

Isaphene married probably approx. age of 20 to Henry Baldwin who was the son of Anson and Sally Baldwin. Anson Baldwin age 70 is in the 1870 census living in Mansfield Boro with wife Sally age 62, Isaphene is living there but she was again recorded as Josephine, age 21, along with her son Charles age 5 mo, who was born in June 1870. Her husband Henry was not recorded.

Isaphene and Henry Baldwin had 3 children that we know of:
Charles b. June 1870 d. 1934
Lewis b. 1871 d. 1880?
Frederick b. 1875 d. 1880?
(I have a photo copy of Lewis's tombstone which states his year of death as 1879 - however .. both boys show up in the 1880 census so it is believed that the year is wrong on the stone. Both boys died from diphtheria.

Isaphene divorced Henry Baldwin Feb. 4, 1877, the reason is unknown.

Norman Bellinger married Isaphene after his first wife Fanny Smith died. Isaphene was 29 years old.

The 1880 census shows Isaphene with Norman along with 2 of her children (thus we assume the tombstones for the boys are in error). Her son Charles Baldwin does not show up living there - he would have been about 8 years old at the time.

Family legend carried down through the years and the story told by Mrs. Edward Johnson who was a granddaughter of Norman claimed that diphtheria took the lives of Frederick and Lewis. It was said that both died in the arms of Norman and that their remains were taken out an upstairs window because the disease was considered to be very contagious.

Norman and Isaphene had 2 children together - Nina b Dec 12, 1879 and Jessie in 1885.

Isaphene died age age 80 (I have copy of newspaper clipping which states) Mrs. Isaphene Bellinger, 80, died at her home here Friday at 5 pm. She was the widow of Norman H. Bellinger and was born Feb 13, 1849. Surviving are two daughers, Mrs. Harry Davenport and Mrs. Edward Wilsey, both of Wellsboro, and Charles Baldwin, a son by a former marriage. Burial was in the Wellsboro Cemetery.

Re: Bellinger's of Suffolk, England

jacquelinesaunders1950 — 2008-05-31 19:55:31Z

my grandfather waS HERBERT WILLIAM BELINGER from lowestoft, his brother was Frederic,who was a pow in ww2..who then went to live in Toowoomba. Australia. my e-mail is michaelday@tiscali.co.uk.

Re: norman bellinger

bellind_1 — 2007-07-05 18:38:32Z

Hello John Bellinger.
I'm having difficulty placing your direct genealogy line. I have Clarence Edgar Bellinger (Edwin, Norman H., Peter Jost, Johan Jost, Philip, Johannes, Dieterich, Hans Bellinger = 1618-1678) born 25 May 1886 in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania and died before 1930 in Honeoye Falls, Monroe County New York. Clarence Edgar Bellinger was in Charleston Twp., PA at the 1900 Census and was in Honeoye Falls, Monroe County, NY for the 1920 U.S. Census. 3 children.

Lynn F. Bellinger (b. 16 May 1911 in Monroe County, NY; d. July 1970 in Monroe County N.Y.) was a son of Clarence Edgar & Bessie Bellinger. Known Children of Lynn F. Bellinger are:
i. Lynn F. II Bellinger (b. 1933 at Rochester, New York; d. 3 December 2005 at Farmington, NY). He lived in East Greenbush, NY most of his life. Lynn F. II Bellinger is survived by 4 daughter and son, Lynn F. III Bellinger (b. about 1965) living at Newcastle, Delaware in year 2006.
ii. Wayne Bellinger (b. about 1935; living in Nebraska); married Leona.
iii. Barbara Bellinger (b. about 1937; living in Arkansas); married Kenneth Krieg.

Another close branch of the family was Samuel Bellinger (Norman, Samual, Norman H., Peter Jost, Johan Jost, Philip, Johannes, Dieterich, Hans Bellinger) who was born 12 March 1905 in Arnot, Tioga County, PA and died in 1947. He married Anna Catherine Augustine and had 1 male child, John Bellinger (b. about 1930), who married Miss Rutzke (b. 1933) and had a daughter (b. 1958).

Help me place where you fit in, Please.

Goodbye for now.

David Alan Bellinger of Monroe County, New York
(email address bellind@frontiernet.net )

Re: you could be family

mj_brink — 2007-07-08 21:36:08Z

Martin Jorski is a relative of my husband

Re: you could be family

mj_brink — 2007-07-08 23:04:20Z

Hi Carol

I didn't know this was you. This is Melissa Brink I am married to Augustin Jorski's grandson. I was looking around and found your post about Emma

Re: Bellinger

N1NH1 — 2008-04-27 20:08:50Z

BELLINGER, WILLIAM F (1900 U.S. Census)
MICHIGAN , MUSKEGON, 3-WD MUSKEGON
Age: 25, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: MI
Series: T623 Roll: 734 Page: 214

William Bellinger, head of house, born Sept 1875, born Michigan
Mary, wife, birth date not readable, 5 children, 3 living, born Michigan, father born England, mother born Massachusetts
Mary, daughter, born July 1888 in Michigan
Elishabet, daughter, born Nov 1889 in Michigan
William, son, born Jun 18?? in Michigan

Bellinger's of Suffolk, England

belling2 — 2008-01-25 12:06:41Z

Looking for any info on the Bellinger family, up to three generations from 1920 back to 1850's were born in Lowestoft, suffolk. Particularly Henry George Bellinger b. 1880 married to Elizabeth Marie Palmer, their child (my Grandfather)Frederick Bellinger. Any info will be welcome.

William Alexander Bellinger

kasingh12 — 2008-07-20 05:35:58Z

I am looking for info on William Alexander Bellinger born around 1868; married to Catherine Dow Bellinger; children;
Violet R, David A, Donald A, and (Herbert C. Bellinger, born 8/2/1909)-my grandfather

They are on the 1911 Canadian cencus, Herbert Campbell Bellinger did move to Watertown, NY eventually, then back to Canada nany years later where he passed on sometime in the 1980's.

Re: Cora (Pussy) Bellinger; Mrs. Warner Cole, late 1800s

JTRowe6 — 2008-11-09 06:22:31Z

Is this person "white" or "Black"? I found a picture in my great grandmother's photo album that just had "Cora Bellinger & Harold" on the back. No dates or location. No one in my family knows who she is.

Re: Afro-American Anglo-American Bellingers, 1700/1800s South Carolina

JTRowe6 — 2008-11-09 06:15:14Z

Could you help me find information on a Edmund Bellinger b. 1806 in Beaufort SC who settled in Luling Texas? He and a Theodore Bellinger (Black) are the only Bellingers listed in that part of Texas in one census.