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Re: benjamin Bivens

crystal1216 — 2013-05-10 05:56:29Z

I am also trying to find out the names of Benjamin Bivens's (b. 1777) (d. approx. 1860) parents. I believe Benjamin is my great x 5 grandfather. From my research, I've discovered that I am a descendent of Benjamin's son Joseph (b. 1797), and of Joseph's son Dr. Wright Bivens (b. 1852). Dr. Wright married Nancy Delilah Ray (b. 1850) and they had a daughter named Nancy Elizabeth (b. 1873). Nancy married JP Underwood in Nov. 1895 in Fannin County, Georgia. Nancy died in September 1896 after giving birth to twins--Stella and Doctor Prince Underwood. They named my great-grandfather Doctor Prince (DP) after the doctor who delivered him. DP (my great-grandfather) was a WWI veteran who trained horses during the war. After the war, the VA Hospital staff were always overly respectful to him because they thought he was a retired MD! He married Radi Elaine Woody in 1919 in Fannin County. They had several children including my grandmother Stella Elaine Underwood, who was named after DP's twin sister. My grandmother married William Waters, a WWII Army veteran, in Fannin County in 1946, and they had 7 children, of which my mother is the 6th child.

My middle name is Elaine after my grandmother and great-grandmother. My grandmother Stella Elaine is still alive. She has always talked about her Bivens grandparents's role in raising her father (DP) and her Aunt Stella. I'm not sure why, but JP was not very involved, if at all, in raising them. Grandma Bivens (Nancy Ray Bivens), as my Grandma calls her, was very instrumental in my grandmother's life, as she took on the role of grandmother (since her daughter Nancy died in childbirth) to my own grandma and her siblings and shared stories about her own young adult life during the Civil War, particulary about hiding her 13 year old brother in a hay bale to keep the soldiers from taking him!

I did find a man named Libert/Liebert Bivens (b. approx. 1738 in North Carolina; died approx. 1785); however, although his age is appropriate as the father of Benjamin, I cannot find anything to prove that he was his father. His wife's name was Elizabeth (b. approx. 1742). They married in 1763. I can only find records for one child--Randal (b. 1770 in N. Carolina).

Maybe, some of this information will unlock a key to solving the mystery. Good luck, and keep me updated.

benjamin Bivens

lbivens187 — 2013-04-04 19:27:10Z

I am still looking for parents of Benjamin Bivens born in North Carolina circa 1777. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Larry E Bivens

Re: Valentine Bivens

jambole — 2012-11-15 02:52:14Z

My great, great grandmother was Elizabeth Bivins. She married Samuel Johnson in 1829, in AL. Samuel owned land in Monroe Co, AL. The couple migrated to MS about 1844. According to her obituary, Elizabeth was born 1 April 1815, in Jones County, GA. Her parents moved to AL, when Elizabeth was young. I do not know who her parents were. Also, does anyone have information on Solomon Bivin, age 60 to 69 in 1840? On this census, Solomon is shown living near Samuel and Elizabeth in Monroe County. Is he Elizabeth's father? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

lemuel chowning

eztnchowning — 2012-10-13 08:28:16Z

hi lem is my greatgreatgreatgrandfather he was born in jul 1878 in robertson co tennessee son of vince and milly chowning he died in indianapolis indiana but i dont know when let me know he married betty chowning before he married nannie his brother name is gill henry chowning or son

joseph harry biven

eztnchowning — 2012-10-13 08:18:49Z

this is my greatgreatgreatgrandfather joe he was born august 1878 in bardstown nelson co kentucky son of william pius biven and alice irene crowe biven he died june 2 1937. he is buried at st joseph cemetery in bardstown nelson co kentucky he married mary gertrude green on november 14 1901. if any boby got photos of him or any info please write it after this

Re: Uriah Bivens

mujerado — 2012-10-06 19:42:41Z

My 4th-great-grandfather, John Bivens, was the brother of Stephen S. Bivens. Our common ancestor is Stephen and John's father, Nathaniel Bivens (Sr.) of NC, who is my 5th great-grandfather and your 4th. If I'm figuring right, that makes us 5th cousins once removed. It's nice to meet you. Thanks for the note & I'll keep your email just in case.

Cheers, Gene Bivins.

Re: Uriah Bivens

RamonaHarris_1 — 2012-10-06 14:00:00Z

Gene, thank you for your response and for your help with one of my genealogy problems.

Uriah is my GG Grandfather. I had speculated that he was the son of Stephen S. Bivens & Susan Shelby, but had not been able to verify. Notice that you also have multiple possibilities for the State of Uriah's birth: 1850 census says NC; 1860 & 1870 say AL; 1880 says TN.

I have his birthdate as 12/1/1888, as is on his marker; but I recently found an extraction:
"Savannah Courier 12/15/1887: Rockdale: Uriah Bevins died on the 1st after an illness of four days at the age of 76 yrs "
Since this is an extraction, it could very well be a typo. I will stay with date on marker unless I see an original newspaper.

I descend from Uriah throuh his son John V. William Bivens. His daughter, Ella Josephine is my grandmother. I have information on Uriah's descendants, but of course I have not done any research on his siblings or ancestors. From which of his siblings do you descend?

Uriah's wife was Susan Jane Loggins, b. 12/15/1818 in Tn and d. 12/12/1899 in Hardin Co., TN. I have no info about her family at all. I wonder if she could be the daughter of Martha Loggins and have siblings Jeannette and James L.

Will be happy to share any info I have on Uriah & Jane's descendants. Since you are a cousin, please feel free to use my personal e-mail: RamonaHarris@comcast.net.

Re: Uriah Bivens

mujerado — 2012-10-06 03:40:56Z

Hello. Uriah Bivens is my 1st cousin 5 generations removed. Here's what I have for him.

|Uriah Bivens, b. 10 Sep 1812 TN or AR, d. 1 Dec 1888 Rockdale, Hardin Cty, TN
|Father Stephen S. Bivens, b. 1774 Anson Cty, NC, d. 1859 Columbia, AR, m. 1805 in Wayne, TN Susan Shelby, b. 1791 Lauderdale, AL d. 1845 Hardin, TN
Children:
|Hugh L. Bivens, 1805-1881
|William Elijah Bivens, 1806-
|Barnabos S. Bivens 1807-1854
|Isaac Rye Bivens 1810-
|Uriah Bivens 1812-1888
|Avery Bivens 1816-1851
|John Shepard Bivens 1819-1862
|Nancy Caroline Bivens 1824-1882

|I have much more information on the Bivens side of the family.

|Cheers, Gene Bivins

Uriah Bivens

RamonaHarris_1 — 2012-10-05 16:34:01Z

I am looking for info on Uriah "Rye" Bivens (b. 1812 AL ? & d. 1887/1888 in TN)

Uriah married (abt 1840) Susan Jane Loggins (1818-1899) and they lived in Hardin Co, TN.

I would like info regarding Uriah's parents and siblings.

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

begostef — 2012-09-03 13:26:42Z

Hi Ollie,

Thanks anyway. I was having trouble finding Randall Bivens in census information that I saw on other sites but I'll keep trying.

Good luck in your searches!

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

olclarke — 2012-09-03 03:38:03Z

Sorry, I do not have any documents on the Bivens family. Most of the info I have has not been verified as I got it off on the Bivens board. Maybe someone else on the board can help you. I was working on the Rogers line from Culpeper County Virginia which connected to the Bivens line through Thomas L. Rogers who marr Mary Bivens. Good luck with your search.
Ollie

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

begostef — 2012-09-02 19:26:36Z

I would greatly appreciate any documents you have pertaining to the Bivens line. Randall Bivens is my ggg grandfather.

Thanks!!

BIVENS N E 1855-1880

t42Medlin — 2012-08-23 12:37:29Z

BIVENS N E 1855-1880

I photographed this gravestone in the Medlin Cemetery, Trophy Club, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,357 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where you'll find cemeteriues listed in order by State(Texas), County(Denton), and Cemetery(Medlin).
If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Miles Nathaniel Bivens and Jemima Lewellen

gregorylindsey62 — 2012-07-25 13:10:46Z

Looking for direct descendents to Miles Nathaniel and Jemima. I have information that I would like to pass along. I am family but not a direct line- my line follows his brother, Daniel Bivins/Bivens and Margaret Stevens. Thank you.

Re: JOHN WILLIAM BIVENS 1858 CHARLOTTE,NC

kmactx — 2012-07-06 06:55:39Z

I am looking for J.S. Bivens, father to Martha D. Bivens who married Thomas Crabtree in Daviess County Kentucky. I believe that this Bivens family originated from NCarolina area then settled into Kentucky. I don't have any info on J.S. but I believe the first name may be James. Martha (his daughter) is my ggrandmother. She was born in 1845 in Daviess County Kentucky.

If anyone can shed some light for me I would be quite thrilled! I can also be reached at kim.mccullars@gmail.com.

Thank you,

Kim

Re: Monna Maria Bivens

JosephBinns — 2012-02-22 16:00:16Z

Born in Baltimore MD in 1949. Half siblings are Joan E. Bivens Dillard, Joseph Bivens, William T. Bivens. and brother Eric Bivens.

Re: BIVENS: VALENTINE F., JOHN WESLEY, WILLIAM, WHEELER

melvinlbivins — 2012-02-01 01:31:11Z

Thanks Gene. I do think we are related though. Your line goes through Nathaniel and his father is thought to be William. I do believe it is possible (although speculative) that my line also goes through William. Both the Hogans and Bivens clustered in North Carolina before migrating. John Wesley Bivens in Marion is a geographic and name match for my family using "John" and "John Wesley"; and of course all the Speer spouses.

Re: Valentine Bivens

melvinlbivins — 2012-01-31 12:03:51Z

I found Valentine Bivens marrying Elizabeth Speer in 1803 settling in Cumberland County, KY (2 farms from Daniel Hogan) before migrating to Alabama. Wheeler Bivins married Mary Hogan, whose brother William married Mary Speer (sister to Elizabeth). John Wesley b. 1793 (a name my family used) married Patience Speer in 1815 Cumberland (a cousin to Mary and Elizabeth). John and William settled in Madison County Ark. (living in the same township) and Wheeler in nearby Izard/Marion County, Ark. My family has never used the name "Nathaniel" and I noted that his son John appears on the 1790 and 1800 Anson NC census and died in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina 11 March 1818, according to Gary Keith Bivens who has extensively researched Nathaniel.

Re: Valentine Bivens

mujerado — 2012-01-31 08:46:25Z

Hi Melvin.
Yes, my 4-great grandfather, John Bivens of Mecklenburg County was the son of Nathaniel Bivens Sr. and Margaret "Peggy" Tyler. Her parents are unknown as it is believed she stowed away on a ship from England. Nathaniel is CONJECTURED to have been the son of William Bivens (Beaven), b. 1691 in Maryland, and Ann Brashear (Brashears), b. 1692 also in Maryland.

John Bivens, b. 1760, was the eldest of Nathaniel's sons, who included Elijah b. 1771, William b. 1773, Stephen S. b. 1774, Abel b. 1775, Moses b. 1786, and Nathaniel Jr. b. 1787. They also had 3 sisters, Sarah B., Unity and Lydia. John married Jemima Crockett, b. 1763 in Virginia, 1st cousin of Davy Crockett. John and Jemima had ten children, three of whom married Cochrans.

JOHN BIVENS -Caswell/Person/Orange County NORTH CAROLINA 1800's

melvinlbivins — 2012-01-30 23:12:45Z

Seeking input of any kind on John Bivens b. abt 1770 m. Nancy Jane Wheeler (dau Samuel Wheeler & Sarah Laughter)appeared 1800-10 census Hillsborough NC area.

Re: Valentine Bivens

melvinlbivins — 2012-01-30 11:04:34Z

I believe the Mecklenburg "John Bivens" may be the son of Nathaniel Bivens from Anson NC.

I have been able to confirm that VALENTINE BIVENS' mother was NANCY JANE WHEELER, the daughter of Samuel Harrison Wheeler. Both John Bivens and Samuel Harrison Wheeler lived in Hillsborough Township, Person County, North Carolina and appear in the 1800 US Federal Census there.
The Bivens brothers (Wheeler, Valentine, John Wesley, and William) migrated to Kentucky in the early 1800'a and ended up in Cumberland County, Kentucky which adjoins Clay, County Tennessee. They intermarried with Speer's and Hogan's. Valentine migrated to Alabama with William Speer. I think some Hogans might have gone too. John Wesley Bivens and William Bivens went to Madison Coujnty, Alabama. Wheeler Bivins migrated to Johnson County, Illinois (just across the Kentucky border) where his children were born. He then migrated to Izard County, Arkansas (near Madison and his brothers) and he was murdered there in 1826 by a serial killer named Abb Garrison.

Re: BIVENS: VALENTINE F., JOHN WESLEY, WILLIAM, WHEELER

mujerado — 2012-01-30 08:32:38Z

My 4-Great Grandfather, John Bivens, was born in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina on 11 May, 1760. I thought he might be the John Bivens you mention, but he had no son named Valentine, nor do any of the other names coincide. It seems like a strong coincidence, but we are apparently not cousins.

Re: Valentine Bivens

melvinlbivins — 2012-01-29 03:41:05Z

May have info on parents of Valentine Bivens. Please reply if you are still researching.

BIVENS: VALENTINE F., JOHN WESLEY, WILLIAM, WHEELER

melvinlbivins — 2012-01-29 00:15:04Z

Looking for info. on Valentine Bivens b. 1782 N.C. d. 1871 Jefferson, Ala., m. Elizabeth Speer 1803 Cumberland County, Kentucky. Brothers: John Wesley Bivens b. 1793 NC d. 1870 Madison, Ark, m. Patience Speer 1815; William Bivens b. 1810 N.C. d. poss. Madison County, Ark.; Wheeler Bivens b. 1790 N.C., d. 1826 Isard County, Ark., m. Mary Polly Hogan (sister in law of Mary Speer (Elizabeth's sister). Father: John Bivens b. 1760 N.C. (son of poss. William Bivens 1730 N.C.) m. poss. Nancy Jane Wheeler b. 1775 NC dau of Samuel Wheeler and Sarah Laughter. Any info on this family greatly appreciated.

Re: My Bivens-Ft. Wayne-IN,Allen CO.

klwmo6 — 2012-01-28 10:29:55Z

My Grandfather was Oscar Cecil Bivens.We must be cousins. Im the Daughter of Beverly in Alaska.

If you'd like to contact me, I'm at at http://www.justin.tv/montydj1 Klwm.

My Bivens-Ft. Wayne-IN,Allen CO.

mikrunyan — 2011-11-30 17:01:28Z

I'm looking for any information on my great-grandfather Oscar Cecil Bivens b. 1 sept 1892 d. sept 1968. Oscar married Dorna S. Merillat b. 22 aug 1902 d. 1932. My Bivens is from the Ft. Wayne Indiana-Allen CO. I don't have any information beyond Oscar. And my Grandfather doesn't really remember much either about the Bivens family too. Any information will help. Thank you!

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Re: Boney Bivens

ferdig1 — 2011-08-14 12:52:11Z

I have A J Bivens gravestone with birth: 15 Nov 1837 & Death: 18 Dec 1920

Re: Bivens

rollergirl50_1 — 2011-07-24 16:57:34Z

I think we may be related. Leroy's father was my grandfather. Robert Enoch Bivens. As far as we know neither Uncle Bob or Roy had any children. My mother and my 2 aunts were from his 2nd marriage to Sarah. Cousin Bunny is my grandfather's brother Bert's grandaughter. Do you know when Uncle Roy passed away?

Thanks

Re: Town in TN named after family

JimmyConway6060 — 2011-05-15 04:37:51Z

bivensville in todd county,ky was name after my bivens family.

Re: Town in TN named after family

JimmyConway6060 — 2011-05-15 04:35:25Z

i think bivensville is in todd county ,ky. bivens is in my family from todd county,ky. on th web put in bivensville todd county ,ky. i am related to lot of biven's. my email peepawconway@yahoo.com

Re: James William Bivens and Parthenia turner Bivens

soldiersgirl9904 — 2011-05-01 02:03:57Z

james and parthenia are my 4th great grandparents. it goes to their son john and then his son andrew and then his son james walter and then his son paul my mom then me

Bivens or Bivvens or Bivins in Texas around McClennan County Texas

amymaxey146 — 2011-04-20 14:39:27Z

Help me solve a mystery. I am looking for information on Ollie Bell Bivvens or Bivens. Her family seems to have disappeared. Her DOB is 15 Sep 1880 and she died in Ranger on 19 Jan 1959. She married Uriah "Buck" Francis Casey Junior. There is a great deal of mystery surrounding Ollie's parents. She supposedly had a brother, Otto and another sister whose name I do not know. Otto Bivens was adopted by the Shelly family and I have some information on him. I was told that Ollie was to be adopted by the Casey family (Uriah Frances Casey and Sara Ann Bagget), but ended up marrying their son Uriah Junior. I was told Otto frequently visited Ollie in Ranger and he is described as having red hair and to have spoken Welsh, as did Ollie. Now, the mystery, I was told that the three Bivens children's mother died coming over to America from Ireland and when their father could not care for them they were adopted by local families. I am not sure about this story. I was told that they were of Native American decent and were adopted when their parents were killed in a raid. I don't really believe this story. And, then we have the issue of the family living in McClennan County and the father, possible Lafayette Bivens, molesting one of the daughters. He was sent to prison (I have proof of that) and then their mother dies within a month of his imprisonment. They Casey's were living in McClennan county at the same time, but the names and ages do not match. I could assume that they changed their names upon adoption or to remove themselves away from the shame. If you have any information let me know. On ancestry I have listed in my tree that Lafayette Bivens is Ollie's father, but I am not sure about this.

Re: HENRY CHARLES BIVENS

parkerfs — 2011-04-15 02:28:50Z

My GGGrandmother was Louisa or Eliza Jane. Do you have info. on this person? This is per your posting.

BIVENS Herndon A - Vietnam Wall section 11W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-14 23:52:32Z

BIVENS Herndon A - Vietnam Wall section 11W

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Re: JOHN WILLIAM BIVENS 1858 CHARLOTTE,NC

JanithClapperBivens — 2011-04-08 23:10:45Z

Eureka!!! Thank you for answering my post. I wish however that you could tell me a few things, like the names of John William Bivens brothers and sisters that were in his Bible that burned up in the fire in Redwater. My genealogy info ends at Bonham, Fannin Co. Tx. where John died. Before that nothing, except for the fact of his marrying Lorena Moore in 1850. I have the Original marriage certificate from the courthouse that they failed to pick up.

Re: Bivens in West Tennessee

hpatnorment — 2011-04-06 23:10:02Z

My branch of Bivens are african american. Originally from Union County, North Carolina. Ned Bivens (g-g-grandfather) born in 1830. Wife name Millie (no info on her).
Children:
Nina (1872)
Wash (1874)
Dudley (1885-1934)-my g-grandfather
Alf (1889-1927)
There were more children. but I don't have any info on them.

The family lived in Memphis, and in Bobo, Mississippi, and Alabama.

I do have more info, but not much.

Re: JOHN WILLIAM BIVENS 1858 CHARLOTTE,NC

bivensjv — 2011-04-06 22:13:38Z

Gary, my name is John Virgil Bivens. I am 23 and live in Monroe, Louisiana. John Oscar Bivens was my great grandfather. His son Virgil Bivens was my grandfather. Virgil passed away in 1986 before I was born and i would really like to learn things about the Bivens family. My Father's name is also John Bivens. I would love to tell him the things i learn. Are you related to the Bivens side or the Telford Side?

Re: JOHN WILLIAM BIVENS 1858 CHARLOTTE,NC

bivensjv — 2011-04-06 22:09:14Z

My name is John Bivens. John Williams Bivens is my Great Great Grandfather. John Oscar Bivens is my Great Grandfather and Virgil Bivens is my Grandfather. My Grandfather passed away 2 years before I was born in 1986 so i was trying to do some research. I live in Monroe, Lousisna which is in the Northeast region of the state. I'm 23. I would love for you to share some info with me.

Re: Bivens in West Tennessee

dcbivens — 2011-04-03 21:18:58Z

Be glad to try..what do you need to know?

Re: Nathaniel Bivens

mujerado — 2011-04-03 21:11:16Z

Thanks for your information. I'm descended from John Bivens and Jemima Crockett and was curious how I might be related to Davy. Do you know of a site that deals specifically with the Crockett genealogy? I've found the main sites like this and One Great Family are pretty scrambled in any family of a celebrity. I'd be glad for any suggestion you might have. Thanks again.

Re: Bivens in West Tennessee

hpatnorment — 2011-04-03 19:05:57Z

Can you help me out with the Bivens family?

Re: Bivens in West Tennessee

hpatnorment — 2011-04-03 19:05:56Z

Can you help me out with the Bivens family?

Re: Nathaniel Bivens

kj4hje — 2011-04-03 14:18:04Z

John Bivens, son of Nathaniel Bivens,Sr., married 18 SEP 1787 Jemima Crockett, (born 1763 (probably in Anson Co.), NC, died 08 JAN 1835 Marshall Co., TN,) daughter of Robert Crockett (who "Died 8 January 1835 Aged 88 yrs.") and Rachel Ann Kerr ("Whe departed this life February 1855, in her 78th year".) (The quotes are verbatim from their tombstones in Elk Ridge Cemetery in Giles County, TN.)

Robert was an uncle of the famous Col. David Crockett. Robert's parents Archibald David Crockett and wife Elizabeth (Hedgepeth) Crockett were killed and scalped by marauding Cherokees in 1778 while John and his brothers were off fighting the British.

Re: Boney Bivens

LeslieBivens — 2011-04-02 03:14:17Z

Any luck locating Boney Bivens? I have specific birth info for Lucinda Burk: Marion County, Iowa, Dec. 12, 1853. She grew up near Marysville, Iowa.

Re: Looking for my Bivens

jpbusby_1 — 2011-02-23 22:30:53Z

Hello, my Mothers maiden name is Bivens. Her full name is Shirley Anne Bivens. She is from Oklahoma. I am trying to find her family on here but also having a difficult time of it. It says that there are No matches, and gives lots of others, however, I have found her on here in the past. I think they purposely keep some records hidden to extort more money from members. Good luck, and I hope you find them. I am also looking for Maurice Bivens, about 54-56 years of age who joined the Army around 1975-76. Any relation? Thanks, Judy Busby

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

olclarke — 2011-02-20 02:34:32Z

Thanks for the info on the Bivins family. Will appreciate any info you can send.
Ollie

Richard Bivens of Amarillo, TX 1920

drbrownlee — 2011-02-10 00:13:51Z

Richard is pictured in the 1920 La Airosa, yearbook of Amarillo High School, and is a junior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

janmother — 2011-01-17 18:51:44Z

Yes, Sarah Hannah was another daughter of Randall Bivens, by his second wife, Margaret Routt. She is referenced as "Hannah" in most on-line sources after she married James Corbin. She and her husband moved to Greene Co., Indiana, where both died. I have some additional info on the Bivens family if you wish to have it.

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

olclarke — 2011-01-17 00:54:08Z

I don't have enough info to make a connection. I do have Burgess Rogers & Sophia Miller in my data base. Their son Thomas L. b 2 May 1800 in Clark Co KY marr Mary ( Polly ) Bivens who was the dau of Randall Bivens & Rachel Woods. Could Sarah Hannah be another dau of Randalls? I don't have any Fones info in my data base. Wish I could help.
Ollie