Bissett - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: David Bissett of Nash Co. NC, USA abt. 1783

Seashore51 — 2012-04-23 07:33:26Z

I would like to know if you have any type of proof that Judith was David's wife? She made her will in a different county down east below Wilson Co. and listed an unknown female in her will. I have NEVER been able to find the origin of our Bissett line, where they came from before settling in Nash Co. NC. (ebrantley@nc.rr.com)

Re: David Bissett of Nash Co. NC, USA abt. 1783

ALLTELQUEEN — 2012-04-23 07:32:59Z

I have researched my line back to David Bissett born @1749. He was married to Judith and had sons named David, Lowowick, John, and Joseph. I have not been able to find a country of origin myself. If you have found any information please let me know. CKRE2004@cox.net.

Karen (Bissett) Davis

Re: David Bissett of Nash Co. NC, USA abt. 1783

Seashore51 — 2012-04-23 01:38:41Z

Kim my email is ebrantley@nc.rr.com thanks

Re: David Bissett of Nash Co. NC, USA abt. 1783

Seashore51 — 2012-04-23 01:34:02Z

Hi Kim,
Was the place ever sold, if not I'd like to take a look at the photo's, certificates you found if it isn't to late. Sorry it took so long to reply. Somehow this notice fell through the cracks...thanks Edward.

Re: David Bissett of Nash Co. NC, USA abt. 1783

ALLTELQUEEN — 2012-04-22 23:43:22Z

My father was born and raised in that area. They had an old house and worked on a farm. I have only a hand full of pictures of this house. Many of the family were in the military for some time and I have traced many in my family line back through the civil war. I would love to know if any of the pictures or items are from any of my family. Please contact me at CKRE2004@cox.net.

Karen (Bissett, although at some point it became Bissette) Davis

Parents of Jacob Bissett b.abt 1778-d.abt1866 Pennsylyvania, USA

aphoenixrises09242009 — 2012-03-03 16:06:31Z

Jacob Bissett married Sarah Enochs in Aug. 1805. I have been trying to find Jacobs parents. I am heading to Greene County,PA where my family is said to have lived for generations. If anyone can shed some light on Jacob Bissett or lend me any leads I would be greatful!

Carrie Connors; aphoenixrises09242009@yahoo.com

Re: James Christopher BISSETT of Ireland

bunnacrick1 — 2012-01-21 22:04:35Z

Hi, I have a lot of info on Irish Bissetts. Can you tell me a bit more. What years are we talking about? When would he have arrived in the States?

John Bissett
Dublin, Ireland

Re: ThomasWilliam BISSETT of Bideford Devon; UK 1800-

bwdrax — 2012-01-18 20:54:32Z

Thomas William Bissett born East Stonehouse (Plymouth) married to Harriet Hamlyn was my gt g/father.

Bissett Line of Florence, Florence Co.,SC , USA 19-20C

rsgreg — 2012-01-16 23:41:45Z

I'm doing research on a Bissett line of Florence (Florence County, SC).

Thomas Bissett (13APR1856-07DEC1922) married Mathilda Kach (16Jan1856-23NOV1933). Both are buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Son Archibald Bissett(01NOV1889-SEP1973).

Daughter Anna Marie Bissett (abt 1896-???). I know Anna married first to Henry Baylis Wessinger. This was Henry's 2nd marriage (first was to Phoebe Ruth Smith). Henry is buried with his first wife at her family (also at Mt. Hope Cemetery.) I think Anna may have remarried after Henry Wessinger died in 1938.

If anyone reading this does obituary or marriage lookups I would appreciate any information on any Wessinger or Bissett weddings; and/or copies of obituaries for:

Archibald Bissett - pretty sure he died near the end of September 1973. His obit may be in the local Florence newspaper from between 25 September and 5 November 1973.

Mathaldia Bissett - her death date is November 22, 1933.

Thomas Bissett - his death date is December 10, 1922.

I will gladly reimburse for expenses related to the information requested. Thanks in advance for any possible assistance.

Richard

Re: Family of Percy C BISSETT of Michigan 19-20C

jbissett1 — 2012-01-02 14:19:18Z

Hello Norman D and Normal L,

I am Joe Bissett and I administer the Family Tree DNA Bissett surname database. I am happy to do a few look ups for each of you if you would like. I am sending the 1930 Evart, MI census image by e-mail attachment. I need some idea of where Norman D's family was living in 1930, as there are many Bissetts enumerated in Ohio that year.

But MOST IMPORTANT. You both say you are the "last of the line". I can't tell you how important it is for each of you to submit a 37 marker Y-DNA test to our project.

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Bisset%20and%20Variants/...

As you can see, we have already isolated two groups; the Irish line and my Aberdeenshire line. For my line we have 5 of us, with a sixth having tested. Of the first five, not a one of us had any direct clue that we are related, despite us having proven paper research back into the 1700-1600s. I have been amazed at how the recent DNA advances have so dramatically influenced family research.

If you are willing to submit a test and help us move the Bissett clan even further, please let me know at my e-mail address: jbissett@hot-peppers.com

I look forward to hearing from each of you.

Joe Bissett

Family of Percy C BISSETT of Michigan, USA 19-20C

2012-01-02 10:42:16Z

MY FATHER IS NORMAN BISSETT HIS FATHER WAS PERCY C BISSETT HE WAS FROM SOMEWHERE IN UPPER NORTH PENNSULA OF MICHIGAN LOOKING FOR ANY IMFORMATION ABOUT BISSETTS WHO MAYBE RELATED THANKS

Re: Family of Percy C BISSETT of Michigan 19-20C

bissettn — 2012-01-02 03:51:41Z

Norman L.,
My name is Norman D. Bissett Jr. Originally from Northern Ohio, I am also the last of my line. A rather ironic 'last of the Mohican' coincidence.

Re: Family of Percy C BISSETT of Michigan 19-20C

nlbissett75 — 2012-01-02 03:23:54Z

My name is Norman L. Bissett My father was edward eldon bissett from central mich Evart Mi. the name percy and norman are family names My great grandfather was norman bissett. I am the last of the bissetts in this area. My e-mail is nlbissett@yahoo.com

Re: Bisset DNA project finds another match

jbissett1 — 2011-09-22 09:55:55Z

Let me applaud Alexander's message, and add just a bit. There are two other "cousins" who have been positively linked to the same line as Alexander, Jeremy and me. What is very interesting is that one of these folks has a solid paper trail completely in the Midlothian area, as far back as he has been able to find sources. So we now have a completely new and divergent research path to follow, as there is no doubt that we are related. More importantly, the slight mutation pattern ties this person more to Alexander than to me, suggesting that there is one "brother" who sired that branch, while Jeremy and I were sired by another.

What is really amazing to me is that not one of us had any paper research that tied us together before we embarked on our Y-DNA quest. Now we KNOW that we are cousins.

I realize that many folks are like me, living on a fixed income, and that the cost of the Y-DNA test may be a barrier. I suggest that when one considers the cost of gasoline, the costs associated with obtaining LDS microfilms, and the time involved, the one time cost of this test may be equivalent. Everything to do with taking the test is done through the mails.

If you are a living Bisset male who has spent hard earned money and time on family tree research, your breakthrough may just be waiting for you at Family Tree DNA.

Joe Bissett, FTDNA Bissett Project administrator

Bisset DNA project finds another match

Alexander_Bisset — 2011-09-22 09:18:23Z

Another success, the latest Bisset male to submit a test to the project has come back with an exact match to the project co-ordinator Joe Bissett, which is also a 99% match to my own lot.

The exciting thing about this is that the paper trails we so far proved for each line gets tricky around the 1770-1780s with no strong evidence of links. We know that Jeremy's line and Joe's line both end up within a square mile of each other with families living either side of the River Don at Dyce/Fintray parish border. However whilst we had candidate parents no definite link.

We now KNOW for sure that Joe and Jeremy are definitely related and descend from the same Bisset male's line. KNOWING that and having a very close geographical match means we can now revisit the paper records and fill in the blanks from possibles we'd previously discarded.

Would YOUR research into YOUR Bisset line benefit from finding a living DNA matched cousin who is also researching their family history? The more people who participate the easier making matches becomes and the more we can narrow down where to look in the paper records. Plus knowing you are a blood cousin of another researcher means there is joint incentive to share research and find the missing link.

The Bisset DNA project is at http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Bisset%20and%20Variants/... and you can view the results so far at http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Bisset%20and%20Variants/...

Don't worry if you don't understand the numbers it makes sense when you join the project. To be tested all it takes is a living Bisset(t) male to join the project and take a test which only involves sticking a cotton bud from the test kit in your mouth for a couple of seconds to collect a sample and sending it to be tested.

Please consider taking part, the more testers we have the more links we can make between different branches of Bissets.

Re: Bissett Photo

jbissett1 — 2011-09-14 15:04:45Z

Hi Bonnie,

If you know of one or more living Bisset(t) surname males from your line, I suggest that Y-DNA testing can potentially open the door to finding out the origin of your line.

FULL DISCLOSURE: I started, and am the project administrator for the Family Tree DNA Bisset(t) surname project.

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Bisset%20and%20Variants/...

I am #154941 in the top (green) group labeled Aberdeen01. As you can see, Y-DNA has already identified three of my "cousin" lines that I had no clue descended from our common male ancestor prior to testing. A fifth member has the first 12 markers identified, and looks as though he will become my closest "blood" cousin. We are very excited to see his remaining markers.

I hope this note provides you some interesting information, and that you will contact me off list for additional discussion.

Joe Bissett jbissett@hot-peppers.com

Re: Bissett Photo

bonnie1124 — 2011-09-14 12:43:28Z

Sorry, not related. My Bissetts have been in MD, VA, WV, and mostly PA since late 1700s. I haven't been able to find any link to either the Nova Scotia Bissetts or the Scottish Bissetts.

Photo of Mrs BISSETT of Nova Scotia, Canada 1894

CharlieNB58 — 2011-09-14 08:07:56Z

Got a Bissett Photo mystery.

Would anyone know the identity of this Bissett Photo. It is a photo of a Mrs. Bissett, taken either in New Glasgow or Antigonish, Nova Scotia in July of 1894.

Possibly of Picture of Elizabeth C. Grant (1850-1897), wife of Dr. Henry Edward Bissett (1843-1882), daughter of Duncan and Rebecca Grant. But I am only spectulating on this.

Mind you there were other Bissetts in the area at the time, including possibly the New Brunswick Bissett line. Love to hear from anyone who may have an idea of whom the picture is.

Re: Bissett Photo

ila619 — 2011-09-13 21:51:19Z

Is either one of you related to a Richard Bissett? He is my Great Great Grandfather

Willett Russell Bissett

2011-08-08 16:20:15Z

I believe Willett Russell Bissett was my fathers father. My name is Barbara Proctor, I was put up for adoption at the age of 3 mos. I have since found some of my family members........I believe I may have met you recently...if you are the George I think you may be.........if so, please email me, I would like to know of your sisters/brothers that live close to me.

Bissett

macorill — 2011-08-08 16:19:55Z

I am not sure who you are. Can you tell me where we met? Mass Archives, internet?
The name does sound familiar though.

Bissett

2011-08-08 16:19:44Z

Before I tell the wrong person something, if you are "the" George, it was in NH....you will know why if you are him. You were speaking to my sister Anne, my brother Mike, and my husband Ricky! Remember the gentleman asking me if I wanted to go to the "viewing room" in the morgue??????
Hope you are the right one!!!!!!! Talk to you soon if you are!!!

Bissett

macorill — 2011-08-08 16:19:18Z

I'm sorry none of that sounds familiar. Must be another George

Thomas Ralph Palmer BISSETT b 1894 Glasgow, Scotland d 1932 Ontario, Canada

2011-08-08 16:17:26Z

Thomas Ralph Palmer Bissett-b.14 Jun 1894, Glasgow, Scotland. d. 1932 Ontario, Canada. m. Mabel Caldwell, Canada. His sister: Susan Eleanore
(Bissett) Kerr. He served in Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force. Father: Thomas Bissett b. 1855. d. 10 Aug. 1912 m. unknown.
Any help appreciated.

Re: Thomas Ralph Palmer Bissett

marnelaughlin — 2011-08-08 14:42:54Z

I know this is an old message, but I just saw it today. My brother, Thomas Wilfrid Bissett, has been blind since birth and was born in London, Ontario. My name is Marjorie Anne Bissett (that's my maiden name) and our father was Robert Palmer Bissett. Our mother is Grace Irene (Bissett)

Re: Charles Bissett of Middlesex Co, NJ, USA (1828 -1856)

b_emert — 2011-07-12 15:36:01Z

hi again. Just found a paper that was lost. In the 1850 census I'm thinking that Charles Bizzard is my Charles Bisset. age is right. wife's name and age is right. and the child is hers is right name and age.
When Jane got married it had the Bisset. so someone can't spell- so what else is new with the census. : )
Oh it the census is North Brunswick.

Re: Charles Bissett of Middlesex Co, NJ, USA (1828 -1856)

b_emert — 2011-07-05 13:56:26Z

I could not find Charles using the index in the 1850 census. after he died Sarah remarried- John Whitlock. In 1860 Sarah and John lived in South Brunswick. ( I did find some Mershons- maybe related?) In the census Sarah children by Charles had Whitlock as a last name- which they do sometimes. I actually went back in 1850 and went page by page to look for Charles- in case the name was really messed up- but nothing.
Jane Bisset Fletcher shortly after 1878 (when my grat grandmother was born) the family moved to Jersey City. yet in 1890 she bought a family plot at Elmwood Cemetery, N. Bruskwick. some of her young children are buried there and 2 grandchildren. On the monument there she had other young children names who died before 1890 put on. Also her mother Sarah but not her dad's name. Her husband who died in 1899, his name is there. Jane remarried in 1890 but is not buried here. In 1903 she joined the Reformed Church in New Brunswick.

Re: Charles Bissett of Middlesex Co, NJ, USA (1828 -1856)

b_emert — 2011-07-04 17:42:41Z

Hi I have the dates from Bible pages that my grandmother saved before her mother threw out the Bible.
On the marriage record from the NJ archive's Jane is Jane E Bisset. She was married in New Brunswick. I have no clue as to what church as I thought tha would help. I've tried looking at churches and list of ministers but not all churches have that on line. I also can't quiet read tne name. Rev. C R Haitra--o. I thought this might give a clue. (my one friend thinks it's Hastings but I'm don't think so. I know Jane's 7th child, my great grandmother live in New Brunswick. I think Jane's mother live in Monroe at the time of her death in 1880. That's all I really know. thanks for trying ot help

Re: David Bissett of Nash Co. NC, USA abt. 1783

kimacawi — 2011-06-21 01:44:21Z

I have been researching the Bissett family in bailey NC. My husband and I purchased their home which is not over 100 years old, but filled with history. We have found photos, birth certiicates, dog tags, ect...........We recently listed the home for sale as is (including all of its contents). Wondering if this is the same Bissett Family.

Kim

Confirmation of Marriage ( Arthur Alexander Bissett to Florence E Hancock. abt 1912)

terrybissett31 — 2011-05-30 16:41:34Z

I am seeking confirmation of the marriage of Arthur Alexander Bissett to Florence E Hancock. I believe it to be around 1912 as Arthur first wife Jessie Turpin died in 1911 and Arthur and Florence's first child a son was born in 1913

Re: Charles Bissett of Middlesex Co, NJ, USA (1828 -1856)

WalterGallant — 2011-05-30 16:38:20Z

A large family of Bissetts has been in Middlesex County NJ since the end of the 17th century. Since you have listed the exact birth and death dates of your ancestor Charles Bissett, is it possible that you also know exactly where he was born and where he died? In my fairly complete database of the Middlesex NJ Bissetts, I do not have a Charles Bissett b 1828, d 1856, nor do I have a Jane Bissett b 1852. My guess is that these Bissetts are not related to those who lived in and around what is now called South River, formerly Washington; or in Old Bridge, East Brunswick, or North Brunswick NJ. If you have any more information about them, please let me know, and I'll look further. By the way, many of the records spell the surname Bisset (one final "t"), or even Biset or Bisett--and those are the misspellings that are close!

Charles Bissett of Middlesex Co, NJ, USA (1828 -1856)

b_emert — 2011-05-25 08:02:37Z

Looking for ancestors of Charles b. 15 Nov 1828 d. 2 Jan 1856 married Sarah Mershon (1822- 1881). They lived in Middlesex county NJ

I am decended from their daughter Jane b. 4 March 1852

Re: FAmily of Peter & Elizabeth BISSETT of Aberdeen , SCT > Huron Co, ONT, Canada 19C (PART 2)

ecartwr — 2011-04-28 18:42:11Z

Nick,
Samuel McMath (MacMath, to be more Scottish than Irish)married
#1- Elizabeth Johnston- died 1847 at 26 years
3 children- William 1840, Hugh 1841, James 1846
#2- Jane Johnston- sister of Elizabeth- died 1850 at 26 years
No children
#3- Christina Bissett, married 1853
Infant 1854, born Goderich- died 1854 Goderich
Christina died 1895 in Goderich (gravestone)

Regards,
Evelynn

Re: FAmily of Peter & Elizabeth BISSETT of Aberdeen , SCT > Huron Co, ONT, Canada 19C (PART 2)

nickcna — 2011-04-27 07:29:06Z

Evelynn
Thanks for your reply. I have just been working on the McMath links to the Bissett line. I had worked out that Christina was at least wife two and even possibly wife three of Samuel McMath. I have Elizabeth Johnston as #1. and possibly Jane (?) as #2. Can you give me more information to fill in the missing pieces.

I am also still looking for information in Christina as well so anything you are prepared to share is appreciated.

Kind regards
Nick

Re: Garnet, Ruby, Melvin Perley, Jabez and Edwin Bissett

dannyboy1549 — 2011-04-03 00:08:58Z

Hello my name is Daniel Bissett I live in the Hamilton Ontario area ,My Grandfathers name was Noble Bissett ,His brothers name was Garnet Bissett ,my Grandmothers name was Mary Bissett

Re: Bissetts from Middlesex, England

maureenharris99 — 2011-03-22 11:19:26Z

Any connection to Helen BISSETT who married John FAIRFAX at St. Botolph without, Aldgate, London in 1815? Also the DEATH, or DE'ARTH family, which I believe to have connection to them. They were from Middlesex, London.
Hoping to hear from you,
Maureen

Re: Bissetts of Hatherleigh, Petrockstow, Torrington and Bideford, Devon and Barry, Glamorganshire and Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales

jodiellewellyn — 2011-03-09 03:21:04Z

Hello Kate

I can access Genes Reunited on wendylovell@iinet.net.au.

Will wait for you to get in touch when you give permission to access your tree.

Cheers

Jodie

Re: Bissetts of Hatherleigh, Petrockstow, Torrington and Bideford, Devon and Barry, Glamorganshire and Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales

buttonmoon82 — 2011-03-08 20:07:04Z

Hi Jodie, I don't have one on ancestry. I do on Genes Reunited if you're a member?

Kate

Re: Bissetts of Hatherleigh, Petrockstow, Torrington and Bideford, Devon and Barry, Glamorganshire and Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales

jodiellewellyn — 2011-03-08 07:30:04Z

Hi Kate,

Thank you for this information, I could well be onto something. Do you have a family tree on Ancestry, just wondering if I could get in touch with living relatives - via his siblings.
Any thing will be much appreciated.

Kind Regards

Jodie

Re: Bissetts of Hatherleigh, Petrockstow, Torrington and Bideford, Devon and Barry, Glamorganshire and Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales

buttonmoon82 — 2011-03-05 10:16:07Z

Hi Jodie, thanks for contacting me. I do have a William John Llewellyn in my tree but I don't know who he married or any of his children. The Llewellyn's in my tree were originally from Newport. I'm not sure when they moved to Aber.
Here's what I have on them:

1. William Llewellyn c1804 born Merthyr, an Innkeeper married Margaret ? c1809 born Vaynor. Their children were:
2. Thomas 1842 born Newport, an Iron Moulder married Mary Ann Wilkes 1843 born Llanelly. Their children were:
3. Frances (Fanny) 1866 born Newport
3. William George 1868 born Newport, a Dock Crane Driver married Mary Ann Williams c1875 born Newport. Their children were:
4. Thomas George 1899 born Newport
4. Edith Elizabeth 1903 born Newport
4. William John 1904 born Newport
4. Beatrice (Beattie) 06/04/1905-16/01/1981 born 9 South Market Street, Newport married William Henry (Bill) Bissett 1904 born Cadoxton, Barry.
4. John Horace 1909 born Newport
3. Sarah 1870 born Newport
3. Jessie 1872 born Newport
3. Kate 1874 born Newport
3. Thomas Frank 1875 born Newport
3. John Oliver 1878 born Newport
3. Margaret Ann 1882 born Newport
3. Eva May 1889 born Newport
2. John 1845 born Newport
2. William 1847 born Newport

Bill and Beattie Bissett were my great Uncle and Aunt. Is this of any use?

Regards
Kate.

Re: Bissetts of Hatherleigh, Petrockstow, Torrington and Bideford, Devon and Barry, Glamorganshire and Abergavenny, Monmouthshir

LisaNTx — 2011-03-04 17:13:56Z

I'm the grandaughter of Francis Bissett B July 31,1900 - November 15, 1927. Her son was my Dad on the Jurcich side. I have a tree with alot of Bissett info along with many other names if interested. Lisa

Re: Bissetts of Hatherleigh, Petrockstow, Torrington and Bideford, Devon and Barry, Glamorganshire and Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales

jodiellewellyn — 2011-03-04 05:06:03Z

I have Llewellyn from Abergavenny, monmouthshire, my late father in law was adopted by William John and Eliza - nee Purnell. Is this your Llewellyn's

Bissetts from around Baton Rouge, La, USA . in and around the civil war. (1860's)

2010-12-07 14:04:58Z

Looking for Bissetts from around Baton Rouge, La. in and around the civil war.

Re: Sus Bissett-- at one time wife of Olly Bissett of TX

LoraHandiboe12 — 2010-12-07 14:03:35Z

Susie (Larman)(Bissett)Clark dec'd NC-1st husband's name was spelled "Ollie" as well as her oldest son.
Sue died a Sue Clark in NC-according to the 1900 DC census she was actually born in 1897 so she was about 102-she was born in Oct.

Peter Bissett of Blabriggan, Ireland 19-20C

2010-12-07 14:02:25Z

Hi there. Looking for any information on Peter Bissett from Balbriggan, Ireland whom I believe to be a brother of my great grandfather and who was "landed" at Ellis Island on the Baltic ex Liverpool on the 9th March 1907 aged 23 years. His address on arrival was shown as J.P. Dolan, 486 west 36th St NYC.

Interested in hearing from descendents of Peter Bissett.

John Bissett
Dublin
Ireland

Re: Amelia (Anna melia Bissett Tivoli,TX

Lora723 — 2010-12-07 14:00:43Z

My GreatAunt Susy, Susie or Sue LARMAN b. DC 10/
1897 married a son of Henry Hines BISSETT b. TX she mar. Ollie BISSETT, Sr. b TX @1898.

Sue LARMAN ( SEE http://www.familysearch.org -under Head Henry LARMAN b. MD 1835-1880 fed census taken in DC) was Ollie, Sr.,'s first wife Ollie ., Sr., & Susie divorced prob in DC and they both remarried other's,,,, Susie married a Frank Clark and died in NC @1999

I have a pic of Dudly BISSETT someone sent me and a newspaper article re: Granberry & BISSETT someone sent me who is researching and a relative of the BISSETT'S in TX.

I think it Anna Amelia GRANBERRY who you are referring to
Look also at
http://www.familysearch.org
under Henry Hines BISSETT in TX 1880 fed census

Amelia (Anna) Melia Bissett Tivoli,TX, USA

wpearcemax — 2010-12-07 14:00:10Z

I am looking for descendants of Amelia (Anna Melia Bissett whose Mother was Frances Pearce Grandbury.Her father was Amos Jasper Grandbury of Jackson Parish, La who who moved with Amelia to Tivoli,Tx shortly after her mother's death. Many Bissett descendants in South Texas. Please e-mail me if you have any information. Am doing Pearce Family geneaology and Amelia is part of it. Thank you kindly. Bill Pearce

Re: Anyone from David Bissett family of NC

Lora723 — 2010-12-07 13:57:24Z

usehold Record 1880 United States Census

Search results | Download Previous Household Next Household

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Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Lodewick BISSET Self M Male W 72 NC Farmer GER NC
Mourning BISSET Wife M Female W 69 NC Keeping House NC NC
Lelia BISSET Dau S Female W 33 MS Keeping House NC NC

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Source Information:
Census Place Precinct 2, De Witt, Texas
Family History Library Film 1255299
NA Film Number T9-1299
Page Number 453B

Look under Lodawick BISSETT at http://www.familysearch.org
in the 1880 fed census I typed in US-NC and got the above record and there is lots more

Re: Anyone from David Bissett family of NC

LoraHandiboe46 — 2010-12-07 13:56:52Z

In addition to
http://www.deadfred.com
You can find the pic's I have regarding the Bissett's at

http://groups.msn.com/HandiboeDCMDVANCmostly

The above is where I have some HANDIBOE pic's stored I beleive on the ft is the BISSETT'S the few things that i have

Re: Anyone from David Bissett family of NC

Lora723 — 2010-12-07 13:56:10Z

That newpaper article was sent to me on the "internet" by a women who is in TX- who is apparently researching Dudley BISSETT- and apparently a relative of his.

My only guess is it would be the Beeville TX or Nash county NC area?
I am sorry I couldn't help you any further.

However she did respond to something on "my HANDIBOE Surname list at "rootsweb.

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/an/surnames.handiboe

her name or s/n was somthing like Meo