Binnion - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: The Binnions

elisha40 — 2011-12-17 01:09:04Z

We just started w/ ancestry.com and found the ap in many of our families. Do you think this is still correct and applies to our family who are from Wales?

Thank you, E.

John Binnion, dec'd; Isaac Binnion, Adm'r., Titus Co. TX.

Debbiann — 2011-09-01 00:03:53Z

NOTICE.
The undersigned was duly appointed administrator of the estate of John Binnion deceased, at the November term of the Honorable County Court of Titus county, 1848. This is to notify all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment and all those having claims upon said estate will present them within the time prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
ISAAC BINNION, Adm’r.
Jan’y 6th, 1849

Source: The Northern Standard, Clarksville, Red River County, Texas, Saturday, January 13, 1849; Pg. 3

Martin Binnion (1818 to about 1860) Titus County TX

sunha5 — 2011-03-26 21:57:12Z

I believe that Martin Binnion was the son of John Binnion and Sarah Cockran. John and Sarah were married in 1796 in Franklin County, VA. Does anyone have any information re where John and Sarah might be buried, etc? I believe that John went to Titus County, TX, but have no record re his death there, etc.
Martin was the father of my great/grandfather Thomas S Binnion, who was born in Titus County, TX in about 1843.

Re: Binnion Family History

sunha5 — 2011-03-26 21:44:13Z

My g/g/grandfather Martin Binnion (1818-1860) came from TN to Titus County, TX. My g/grandfather Thomas S Binnion was one of his sons. I am sorry I don't have information re
James Binnion.
I believe Martin's parents were John Binnion and Sarah Cockran. Do you have any information re them? Thanks very much, Sunny

Re: Binnion's in IL

marcum83 — 2010-11-17 03:20:17Z

My Don was born in 1936. I hope we can share info. I will have to get into my family tree to get the info for you.

Re: Binnion's in IL

anonjr — 2010-11-16 17:49:51Z

Just found your query.

I have lots of Binnion data. Please give dates of birth, death, & marriage plus all spouses & children ... to get complete answers & be sure we are referring to the same people!

Is your Don born abt 1943, who died 17 Aug 2005?

Re: Binnion Bible

anonjr — 2010-11-01 01:40:18Z

My wife was a Binnion, deep into genealogy. So we would love to get your Bible data.

J. T. Fuqua, 3310 Cox Mill Rd, Hopkinsville, KY 42240
ANONJR@AOL.COM
(270) 886-9890

Re: The Binnions

elissaburkholder84 — 2010-03-21 02:43:16Z

Hi Ray...have you made headway on the Binnion family in the USA? Melissa Binnion Burkholder

Re: Binnion II email

elissaburkholder84 — 2010-03-20 20:02:11Z

hi Ray: This is Melissa Binnion Burkholder, daughter of Betty Ann Binnion that Ron Beard wrote you about. I would love to hear from you about the Binnion family. I though perhaps we were french from the Du Bignon line.
Thanks, for your help! Melissa

Re: Binnion Family History

elissaburkholder84 — 2010-03-20 03:15:22Z

hi there. This is Melissa Binnion Burkholder My mother was a Binnion, an only child and her father was TM Binnion, from Texas. TM was born in circA 1905 and was the father of
Betty Ann Binnion, born in 1930. He was married to Marion
Barham Binnion. He had one sister, also a Betty. That is about all we know. Does this info connect with anyone elses
research? Thanks! Melissa

Re: Binnion origin

elissaburkholder84 — 2010-03-20 03:06:08Z

Hi Ron This is Melissa Burkholder, Betty Burkholder's (winchester), daughter. I am interested in the research you are doing. I had thought that perhaps the Binnion came from: DuBignon (french). But my ideas are not based on much. Could you keep me posted. Many thanks, Melissa
Binnion Burkholder

BINNION Lillian Mary 1889-1962

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-08 13:37:18Z

BINNION Lillian Mary 1889-1962

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 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.

Re: BINNION Dorothy E and Thomas W

J_Binnion — 2009-02-22 20:45:13Z

I believe this is my Grandfather's Brother. Or it may be one of his sons. I am pretty sure it is his brother. I have copies and original letters and pictures of this family. My Grandfather's name was: John Madison Binnion, his son, my Father was; Ray Allen Binnion. I would love to hear from you if any of this matches. I am the youngest of 12 children and did not know my Grandparents on either side. My oldest Brothers and Sisters are still living. If you think this is any relation, please let me know or try and get in touch with me.

BINNION Dorothy E and Thomas W

t42Moore — 2008-10-16 00:35:11Z

BINNION Dorothy E and Thomas W

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,391 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Article about Jason Binnion

clhmom611 — 2008-03-23 02:40:42Z

I found this article about Jason Binnion in the Galveston Daily News dated Jan 10, 1901 -

A Man Shot to Death

Paris, TX Jan. 9 - Jason Binnion, a prominent farmer, who lived two miles below Biardstown (?), in the southern portion of the county, went to the home of his brother-in-law, J.M. Barr, a little after daylight this morning and borrowed his shotgun. He started back north in the direction of home. He got over in Mr. Barr's pasture, behind the garden, a hundred yards from the house. Shortly afterward the report of a gun was heard. Nothing was thought of it at the time. A neighbor's boy on the way to school discovered the dead body of Mr. Binnion with his face shot away. One of his shoes and a sock had been removed. The deceased had been in bad health the last few months, but was in prosperous circumstances financially and lived happily with his family.

Re: The Binnions

Smantha2 — 2007-05-13 21:00:39Z

my spelling is Binyon they came from England.

Re: Binnion origin

clhmom611 — 2007-04-08 19:44:46Z

I know it's been a few years since you've posted your message, but I do have info for you. Your Grandfather, Richard, was the son of Robert G. and Addie Worsham Binnion. Please see the post on the Binnion Bible on the Hudspeth Board.
Email me at hcmisfit61@yahoo.com

Re: Binnion origin

susieshort18 — 2006-03-06 22:08:59Z

My mother in law was a Binnion. She was a 1st cousin to Benny Binnion the Horse Shoe casino in Las Vegas she said that the Binnions came from France. The name was LaBinnion The man was a horse thief and ran and jumped on the ship then the name was changed to Binnion

Re: Binnion Family History

jrblack — 2005-10-02 03:24:05Z

James Benjamin Binnion was born in 1836 in TN. He married circa 1861 in either Bell or Hunt county TX. His wife was either a Carnet or Cornish. She died circa 1865 in Bell County, Texas. Her step-grandmother was Martha E. Hudson, who lived in Bell County about 1890. James Benjamin Binnion was killed in the Civil War in 1862 in Arkansas, and was buried in an unmarked grave wherebouts unknown. His only child, Mary Elizabeth Binnion, married Thomas Elijah Smith. They were my great-grandparents.

Re: Irma Sue Binnion

CarolHardin61 — 2005-06-25 18:03:59Z

I am posting this message on both my post and Lisa's. I was unaware that Roger had a son. Please email me at hcmisfit61@ yahoo.com. I am not a member of this family. My co-driver is your cousin, Keith. I need more info on your parentage, though, if you don't mind sharing it. I had met Roger only twice, at Mac's memorial service, and again at Susie's memorial service. I also do not recall a Danny as cousin, but Keith's sister is known as Dani, so this may be the cousin you are referring to. If so, then, yes, you do have an Aunt Lisa, as I helped Roger get in touch with her. Please email me.
As for the Binnion's, as I said in the reply under Lisa's post, this branch is very elusive, and have made some progress on it, but not much, over the years. I have much more on the Spratling's (your gg grandmother's line). I am always willing to share what I have.

Re: Stanley Alexander Binnion

CarolHardin61 — 2005-06-25 17:44:11Z

This is very interesting. I know that Roger and Lisa had different mothers, same father. I did not know that Stan's son, Roger, had a son.
I had met Roger only twice. My fiancee never mentioned Roger having a son. The Binnion line is very confusing, and this branch is very elusive in the records. Is it possible for you to email me with more info on your parentage? I know in the Texas Birth Records there is a Roger Leon Binnion, but, so far, I have not made a connection with him to this branch. Please email me at hcmisfit61@yahoo.com.

Re: Binnion's in IL

JoAnnSutton50 — 2005-05-04 21:36:13Z

Anita have you been able to find any information on the George Binion family Please e-mail me and let me know Thanks Janet

Re: Binnion's in IL

JoAnnSutton50 — 2005-05-04 21:36:13Z

Anita
I really don't have anything But I would appreciate anything you can send me. Oh By the way did you know I'am your Aunt Janet. Your father Don is my Brother. E-mail me what you have. rjsutton@mchsi.com

Binnion

2005-05-04 04:08:24Z

I am Roger Anthony Binnion, son of Roger Alexander Binnion, grandson of Stanley Alexander Binnion, Ggrandson of Martin E. Binnion...that is as far as i have ever been able to trace until this evening where I've now left 3 messages concerning the binnion name. I have never been able to find any of the history, any information whould be greatly appreciated!!!!

Re: Irma Sue Binnion

2005-05-04 03:53:36Z

i believe i am related to some of the people in your message. Sue and Mac. Martin Binnion should have been my great grandfather, Mac being my Uncle. Only met him twice at a cousin of Roger Alexander Binnions house, Danny. I am Roger Anthony Binnion. I would love to find some history on my family as I have none, aside from pretty much this message!

Re: Stanley Alexander Binnion

2005-05-04 03:47:12Z

my grandfathers name is stanley alexander binnion, my father is roger a. binnion i am roger anthony binnion....I don't know much about any of my binnion history or even if my father had a sister, just curious if there might be a correlation....

Re: Binnion origin

2005-03-09 18:45:35Z

No, Mollie Binnion was married to my great grandfather, Thomas Elijah Binnion. There must have been a lot of Binnions in Titus County at one time.

Re: Binnion origin

jv77471 — 2004-12-31 22:34:24Z

Im looking for a Mollie B. that lived in Titus county and she was married to a Doctor Lewis. Is this your Mollie

Re: Binnion origin

2004-11-23 22:00:28Z

My Grandfather Richard Glenn Binnion came from texas I do not have his fathers name with me at the moment, but am interested in anything anybody knows in regards to my family history.

Re: Binnion's in IL

2004-06-06 01:43:06Z

What are you looking for? I have some one George's children and I have some on his parents and siblings.

How far have you gotten? I can go back as far as George's grandparents.

Anita

Re: Binnion origin

@@weasels@xtra.co.nz — 2004-02-04 07:35:05Z

Hi Colin and Ray
I am seeking an Elizabeth Binnion who lived in Cecil St Bham in 1898, which is St George district. She married Henry Skinner (Carter?)and remained in Birmingham. Have you heard of her in your Binnion research?
Regards, Jeani

Re: Binnion origin

@@weasels@xtra.co.nz — 2004-02-04 07:35:05Z

Hi Ray
Thanks for your reply! My info on Elizabeth comes from the birth certificate of her daughter Beatrice Maude SKINNER dob 18/11/1897. The certificate shows Elizabeth SKINNER(nee BINNION) living at 8 Court 10 Cecil St at that time. That's all I'm sad to say that I know about Elizabeth for sure altho there is an Elizabeth in the 1881 census shown as a servant at Erdington Hall which could be her. My direct email is weasels@xtra.co.nz if you would like to talk further about Elizabeth and her family.

Re: Binnion origin

@@weasels@xtra.co.nz — 2004-02-04 07:35:05Z

Hi again Ray
I've just received Elizabeth's marriage certificate- father's name was Thomas Binnion, married to Henry Skinner Carter on May 26 1884 at St Peter & St Pauls Church in Aston.
Regards, Jeani

Re: Binnion origin

@@weasels@xtra.co.nz — 2004-02-04 07:35:05Z

Hi Ray
No,a brick wall for me. Elizabeth married Henry Skinner CARTER but they dropped the Carter & used Skinner somewhere between 1884 and 1898(a bit mysterious!). In 1884 they lived in Frederick St Aston (from the marriage cert) but alas they were not living there in the 1881 census. The marriage cert gives her dad's name as Thomas but again, I have had no luck working this out from the 1881. There was a Binnion family in the census with an Elizabeth where the head of house (William) was also listed as a lodger-do you know anything about these Binnions? Maybe William is Thomas's brother or cousin? All clues greatfully accepted.
Regards, Jeani

Needing Information on Lecile Nancy Binnion Peace Earnest died. 22 Feb 2000 in Sandy, Clackamas Co, OR

cantorjoeocho — 2004-01-14 20:17:06Z

I am trying to find relatives or descendants of Lecile Nancy Binnion who married Ted Peace then Lewis Earnest.
I would like to find if she had any descendants and where she is buried.
Also, if someone could bring me up to date with information on her descendants.
I wish I had more information but I was doing good to get this. I have already posted with Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon and am awaiting a reply.
If you have information concerning her, plesae repond to this post. THANK YOU!

Binnion's in IL

marcum83 — 2003-11-28 02:15:54Z

I am looking for information on my family.
My dad is Don E Binnion, his was Archie M Binnion,
his was George Binion on birth cert. (Binnion was on his
marriage license) his was John L. Binion, and his was
William F. Binion. I would appreciate any help anyone
can give me.
Anita

Re: Binnion History

Barbara_Pollack — 2003-11-22 04:05:27Z

John Carrol Binnion we believe is one of ours. He is the oldest son of Peyton Binnion and Durcilla Law. My gggrandfather James Martin Binion is number two child. Barbara

Re: The Binnions

ABennionRowe — 2003-07-28 09:08:55Z

During my research of Bennion, there are quite a few different spellings - Benion, Binion, Binyon, Bynnion etc. I have gone back to 1480 in Shropshire/ Welsh border.
I am doing a ONS and am willing to exchange information.
I am just waiting for info to prove relationship to HM Queen Elizabeth, and to prove the tree back to 250, a King of Wales.
Hope to hear from you soon

Irma Sue Binnion

CarolHardin61 — 2003-06-17 00:14:28Z

Irma Sue Binnion was born Lydia Binnion in Sweetwater, TX on July 26, 1918 to Martin E. Binnion and Gladys Spratling. She had 1 sister, Myrle, and two brothers, Stan and Martin (aka Mart). Her paternal grandparents were Martin Binnion and Sarah Letitia Hudspeth. Her maternal grandparents were W.H. Spratling and Sarah Frances "Bessie" Trimble.
Susie was married three times. At the time I knew her, late in her life, she could not remember the name of her first husband. She told me it was a very short marriage that lasted less than a year. Her second marriage was to Joseph Louis Portman. They had 2 children, one of which is my fiancee, her beloved son, M. Keith Portman. Her grandchildren included her beloved grandsons, Derrick and Branden. Her third husband was Albert Henry MacAllister (McAllister). Susie and Mac were married for over 40 years.
Susie loved to cook, and she absolutely loved to entertain. She was a very sociable person, enjoying nights on the town and meeting people (even at the age of 80!). She was fiercely loyal to her son and grandsons, was proud of her family heritage, and loved all of her friends in El Dorado County, CA and Southern California.
Her faith was strong, often comforting those she knew in times of distress. I can still hear her tell someone "this too will pass" as she holds their hand. She loved animals, and often took on strays that had been abandoned or lost.
Susie passed away on June 16, 2002 at the age of 82 in Santa Ana, CA, one year ago today. She was cremated and her ashes spread at sea. There is no gravesite to visit, as there is for her husband, Mac, who passed on 41 days preceding her death. So this is my tribute to my best friend. A wonderful warm, generous, humorous woman who can never be forgotten. I love you Susie. Rest well in His Arms.

Binnion Bible

CarolHardin61 — 2003-06-16 03:18:53Z

I have posted entries from the Binnion Bible which belongs to my fiancee. It is under the Hudspeth Surname Board as most of the entries are from the Hudspeth Line. The Binnion line that is recorded are from the marriage of Martin E. Binnion and Sarah L. Hudspeth. If this Binnion line is familiar to anyone, please contact me. I cannot get passed Martin to find his parents. I do have an article on the passing of M.A. Binion (or Binnion) who was married to a John Binion (Binnion). According to the article, they had eight children, of only 4 who survived - two girls and two boys. I do not know if this Binnion is the mother of Martin or not.

Re: Binnion History

2003-05-21 16:15:05Z

I too trace back to John Carroll as my ggrandfather. His third child, Charles Edward, is my grandfather. Going the other way, Peyton Binnion seems an inigma. Can you help going that way? Thanks.

Re: Binnion History

2003-02-15 19:26:39Z

Barbara,
I am very interested in talking with you about the Binnion family. My e-mail address is rugger@sofnet.com, please contact me. LeeAnn

Re: Binnion History

cantorjoeocho — 2003-02-07 04:36:00Z

One of your Binnions married one of my Turners! I think we need to compare genealogies.
If you look under Odessa, Ector Co, TX you will find one of your Binnions who married my Turner. Theri obits appear on that message board.
Also, you should check out the Paris, Lamar County homepage and you will find a LOT of historical info about your relatives.

Binnions in Lamar Co, TX

cantorjoeocho — 2003-02-07 04:34:03Z

Iam looking for information on the Binnion family in Lamar County, TX ---especially the one who married my Aunt Mamie Turner and they lived in Odessa, Ector Co, TX where they are buried.
I am looking for the children that they had and other information.

Re: Binnion origin

2003-01-14 16:22:59Z

Binnions appear to originate somewhere near Birmingham, UK. which is not far from the current border of Wales and prior to 1000 A.D. would probably have been part of Wales.

It is originally a Welsh name Ap Eynon and there a number of variations. Binnion, Binion, Beynon, Binyon, etc.

Re: Binnion Family History

2002-12-20 01:17:45Z

Dear Ms Black:
We have just been through Titus Co twice. Martin Binnion Jr was father of Wm A Binnion and my stepfather was his son Thompson Marx Binnion(1877-1954). Do you know anyone who has done up Binnion Family genealogy. I am finding several links but have not been able to try to write yet. Thank you.

Bennie Binnion

bodiebill — 2002-12-14 04:30:30Z

This is a message for all who see or inquire that it be known that Bennie Binnion born in Scottsville Kentucky, and passed away in 1973 has 5 children by Judith Smith Binnion, Brashear. The legal children born to Bennie and Judith Binnion are as follows: Curtis, James, Elvis, Vickie, Carrie Binnion.

Re: Binnion origin

2002-10-07 15:45:15Z

I have no information on any of those people. To my knowledge, none of my family ventured to Texas.

Re: Binnion origin

2002-09-23 04:17:16Z

As far as I know, they came from France. There's supposed to be a castle in (FoutainBlu) not sure of the spelling, with the Binnion name. Of course the name comes out quite differently in French.

Re: Binnion origin

joannFromTX — 2002-08-18 21:51:25Z

Do you have information on the name of James Benjamin Binnion's wife? They were married circa 1860, he was killed in Civil War - they had one child, Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Binnion. They lived in Titus County, Texas.