Bloodgood - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hildreth Kennedy Bloodgood

cambintl — 2011-05-06 20:09:29Z

Hildreth:
HKB's mother, Augusta Kennedy (Bloodgood)(1833-1862)--your great-great grandmother--was the sister of Clarissa Kennedy (Aikin) (1826-1877, my great-great grandmother. That makes us 3d cousins, once removed. I have a great deal of information about Augusta's family which may be of interest to you and quite a bit that I have amassed regarding descendants and antecedents of HKB.I have carried on an extensive correspondence over the past 8-9 years with our mutual cousin, Melanie Campbell (Sharp-Bolster.)
As you probably know, Matthias Bloodgood's NY family maintained an office of their business in Mobile before the Civil War and Matthias ran that office from the early 1850's until the outbreak of the war. He married Augusta after she returned from finishing school in New Haven, CT (I have photo-copies of bills sent from the school to the estate of Augusta's father, Josua Kennedy, in the late 1840's which will be of interest to you.) HKB was the fourth child of Matthias and Augusta. His three siblings all died between 1860 and 1863--two within the same week of diphtheria.They are buried alongside Augusta in historic old Magnolia Cemetery in Mobile. A marker for her parents, Joshua Kennedy and Susan Kitchen, is nearby--but erected only in the 1970s by me and other descendants. I have visited the cemetery many times and have a photo of Augusta's monument--it's about 8' high and still in pretty good shape after almost 150 years.
Matthias seems to have been caught between his northern upbringing and his transplanted southern roots so he wound up going to England as a purchasing agent for the Confederacy not long after the death of Augusta. I located a website where you can see a copy--in Matthias' own handwriting--of his petition to President Andrew Johnson for a pardon. It costs about $12 to get a photocopy. Melanie has one I think.
The Mobile probate court archives contain literally hundreds of documents pertaining to the dealings of your GGG-GF, Joshua Kennedy (1777-1838)who came to Mobile from Abbeville, SC via No.GA around 1805 with two brothers,Dr. William E. and Major Joseph Pulaski Kennedy.Joshua was graduated from Yale in 1802. At the time of his death, he owned about 1/4 of all the real estate in the city of Mobile and a half interest in the Alabama dock system there which he developed. He also owned two schooners and about 75,000 acres in Baldwin Co.His estate took more than 15 years to probate owing to a variety of reasons including the youth of his children at the time of his death (Augusta was only 5 when he died, for example), numerous law suits between his heirs and those of his siblings; and assorted court cases, two of which reached the US supreme court.
I have a lot of this material if you would like me to copy it for you along with Joshua's will, and that of Joshua's father, Dr. Joseph Kennedy.
New Orleans is so close that you might find it interesting to visit Magnolia Cemetery one weekend.
I live in northern AZ (Sedona) and I am in Phoenix most of the time for the next couple of months and my computer files and hard copy document file are not readily accessible but I will be there intermittently and can fill in the blanks for you with what I know of HKB and the Kennedys. If you wish to contact me, do so directly at cambintl@aol.com

Justus (Judd) White

Re: Hildreth Kennedy Bloodgood

Marge_Mack2010 — 2011-05-06 03:36:02Z

This is AWSOME information! Thank you for posting it and helping.
Kind regards,
-Marge-

Re: Hildreth Kennedy Bloodgood

Marge_Mack2010 — 2011-05-04 03:36:32Z

Hello. It's always good to meet another member of the BLOODGOOD family. Yes, I'm still interested in the family, but the only information I have on this line is what I found in the Newspaper and posted here. Maybe by you posting this answer someone will come forward that has more information to add.
Kind regards,
-Marge Mack-

Re: Hildreth Kennedy Bloodgood

hildymccarthy — 2011-05-03 21:11:18Z

Dear Ms. Mack--I have read your posts with interest. I am HKB's great grand-daughter. Are you still interested in the family?? Have enjoyed getting some of the dates corrected. Would like to know more about Mathias and Hildreth during the Civil War.

Re: Mary Jane (Emma or Sarah) Bloodgood 1825

DebbieLanphere — 2011-03-23 05:32:01Z

Mary Jane Bloodgood was the sister of Andrew Denton Bloodgood. Their parents were Daniel and Sarah Ann(Storer). Mary Jane married John Mesick. She died 10/31/1863 and I show her as born on 3/21/1825. Their daughter's name was Sarah J. Mesick. That is all the info. that I have on Mary Jane.

Re: Clarkson Bloodgood, So.Amboy,N.J.

JOHNSTEN — 2011-01-08 14:19:57Z

edward carter bloodgood, b.1845/d. 1932 married Gertrude Applegate. Had a son, also Edward Carter Bloodgood, b.1873/d. 1953 who married Frances Williams

Re: W.D. BLOODGOOD is divorced (7-9-1899)

BonniCohen — 2010-09-03 14:00:48Z

Did they have a son Elwyn?

Re: Mary Bloodgood And Tyre Moore

lmbattershill — 2010-07-16 22:07:55Z

I am looking for info on a Tyre Moore married to a Mary who had a daughter named Hancy Jane married to Abner P. Guthrie. According to their son, Thomas, aka Tom tell about a time in 1886 when his family went to Shacleford Banks in North Carolina to go to Wades Shore and Moores Landing to visit relatives and their mother's parents Tyre and Mary Moore. Tom was 10 yrs and his brother, John Allen and uncle Tyre Moore, Jr were teenagers. According to the 1850 census, Hancy was 14 when she married Abner who was 19.

BLOODGOOD Lelia Puella WALKER 1891-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-01 21:41:41Z

BLOODGOOD Lelia Puella WALKER 1891-1984

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 212,855 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: Abram Sanford Bloodgood and Sarah L. (Williams) Bloodgood

candyfletcherammons — 2009-10-01 05:50:20Z

i have sent you a direct email.

Re: Abram Sanford Bloodgood and Sarah L. (Williams) Bloodgood

lolly60 — 2009-10-01 04:08:01Z

I have not received the answer to my original inquiry. Do you have information about Sarah L. (Williams) Bloodgood? I would love to hear from you. My email is Roglolly@gmail.com

Re: Abram Sanford Bloodgood and Sarah L. (Williams) Bloodgood

candyfletcherammons — 2009-10-01 01:43:37Z

did you get the info you needed, i just noticed this post is rom 2007

Re: C.B. BLOODGOOD died Oct 6, 1878 in New Orleans

darleith — 2009-09-15 13:00:28Z

Are you sure the CB doesn't stand for Cross Buchanan?? John Cross Buchanan YUILLE married Marianne Jane Bloodgood around 1844.

Re: John Van Schaik Bloodgood - Lida Louise Fleitmann

lstiegel — 2009-07-05 13:33:53Z

John Van Schaik Bloodgood is my great uncle

Re: Abram Sanford Bloodgood and Sarah L. (Williams) Bloodgood

lolly60 — 2009-05-23 18:10:34Z

The e-mail you sent did not work.
Thomas,

I am a historian for the Noble Cemetery outside of Newberg, OR. my e-mail is roglolly@gmail.com

The Edward I am interested in is not related to me:

Edward Everest Blalock (1866-1937)
Married Nancy Arvilla Blalock is buried in this cemetery What was her maiden name and who were her parents and grandparents?
Their son Elmo Leroy is also buried here. He was married to Freda Kathrine Kinney. They had children Fred Edward Blalock and Betty Jane Lyon who are buried here also.

I have Edward and Nancy's children as: Matt E., Chester Kinney, Elmo Leroy, and Arthur "Artie"
Do you know who Ernest Batson is? Nancy lived with him in 1930 as an adopted mother???

Thanks for any help.

Lolly Fendall

Re: Abram Sanford Bloodgood and Sarah L. (Williams) Bloodgood

lolly60 — 2009-04-01 16:33:31Z

Your email did notwork.
I would be delighted to receive the information you indicated. My Great Grandfather, Loren Elbert Bloodgood (1850-1934), lived with Abraham Van Buren Bloodgood (1835-1899)when he attended an academy in Vinton, IA. Loren was the son of Abram Sanford Bloodgood (1821-1908) and Sarah Williams (1823-1857). The Abram you have info on was Loren's Grandfather's brother's son Abram Van Buren Bloodgood who was married to Maida Sarah Rose (1838-aft.1899)who went by the name Sarah in the 1880 census. They had a daughter Rose Maida Bloodgood. I would like to share info. My e-mail is roglolly@gmail.com

Re: Abram Sanford Bloodgood and Sarah L. (Williams) Bloodgood

iowacousin — 2009-04-01 03:43:47Z

I just looked at this message board and find you are related to Abram and Sarah Bloodgood. Abram (V is what seems to be listed on some census) was a minister after serving in the war. I'm sure you have the same census -records I have but I show them in New York in 1860, Benton Co IA in 1870, in Spencer (Clay Co, IA) in 1880, 1885 only Sarah is listed in Sioux Rapids (Buena Vista Co, IA - neighbor to Clay Co), 1900 Sarah and daughter Rose are in Benton Co again, 1910 only Rose is in Benton, 1920 Rose age 60 is in Cherokee IA.

I have some records that you may not have access to. Sometime in the 1870-1880 Abram made his way from Webster City, IA (where he had been a minister) through Fort Dodge IA on his way to the Sioux Rapids, Spencer area. There are several articles in the Fort Dodge newspaper of the time speaking of him and there is a Centenniel book on Sioux Rapids that mentions him. I also found an article in the Webster City genealogical libray mentioning his death. Please e-mail me if you would like scanned copies of these records. my e-mail is "iowacousin@yahoo.com" and I would like to share info with you.

Mary Jane (Emma or Sarah) Bloodgood 1825

tajretired — 2009-03-11 16:26:07Z

I am looking for info on Mary Jane (Emma or Sarah) Bloodgood b 1-16-1825 in NY and d 10-30-1863 Baker,NY who Married Robert Graves Mesick (Messick) b.1-20-1821 Skadeateles, NY. Her mother or grandmother lived with them in NYC and died during an epidemic.

According to a great Aunt she is related to Andrew D Bloodgood b 1834, a noted book publisher in NYC. and his 2 sons Devan and William. Also, a cousin of ours is suppose to be Clara Bloodgood b. 1870 and d 12-5-1907 (actually committed suicide) a very well known actress.

I have been looking for years and have not been able to tie her to any line as yet. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Bloodgood Photo Album

candyfletcherammons — 2009-02-03 23:01:28Z

Hello, I have not checked this message board for a long time. Did you want info from me? I have a Genealogy book put together by a Bloodgood researcher for the South Amboy area, it is also in the Salt Lake City library and I think the Reuthers Libary also. I can look things up in it when I get back home, I am in CA right now and will return to where I live mid March. email me directly so I don't forget, cemeterytrooper2008@gmail.com

Re: Bloodgood Photo Album

candyfletcherammons — 2009-02-03 23:01:25Z

Re: Bloodgood Photo Album

RandyLee405 — 2008-12-31 20:08:31Z

Yes, I still have the album. My hope is to reunite it with a direct descendant of the people pictured in it.

I descend from Daniel Bloodgood who emmigrated from either New York or New Jersey to Missouri about 1850. My line is through his son, Pete Bloodgood, and then through Pete's daughter, Aggie (Bloodgood) Tolbert/Burditt.

You can contact me directly at: randylee@missvalley.com

Re: Bloodgood Photo Album

lolly60 — 2008-12-31 19:03:56Z

If you still have this album I would be very interested.
Abram Sanford Bloodgood and Sarah L. (Williams) Bloodgood are my Great Great Grandparents. He was born in 10-Dec-1821 in Broome, Schoharie Co, NY. He moved to Wisconsin (1850-1865) then to Palo, Iowa(1865-1880) then to S.D. (1880-1903), then Calif (1903-1908 where he died in 12-Sep-1908. Sarah was born in CT. on 5-Dec-1823 and died on 1857 in Lagrange, Wisc. Abram's parents were Lewis Caleb Bloodgood (1785-1823) and Catherine (Van Ness) Galiff. His son was Loren Elbert Bloodgood (1850-1934)
I have an extensive research of the Bloodgoods. What is you lineage?
Lolly (Bloodgood) Fendall

Re: Abram Sanford Bloodgood and Sarah L. (Williams) Bloodgood

ThomasEMilne — 2008-12-31 03:40:22Z

This message is not about Bloodgood...
Did you ever receive information regarding Edward E. Blalock? Are you related and still interested.

I am related Please contact direct
thomas.milne@sympatico.ca

Re: Bloodgood Photo Album

Loikalane — 2008-10-11 02:41:11Z

Candy: I have Bloodgoods from the So. Amboy area. i don't know how one shares information like this. Do you have copies? Lois

Re: Bloodgood Photo Album

RandyLee405 — 2008-10-11 02:24:43Z

Sorry I've taken so long to see your reply. I guess I was waiting for a notification that someone had replied to my post and I haven't checked this thread for some time.

Yes, I do still have the album. Do any of the names I mentioned seem to match up with your family? I really do want to get the album back to the proper Bloodgood family. Get back to me and we can compare names.

Clarkson Bloodgood, So.Amboy,N.J.

JaneDey_Vincent — 2008-08-02 22:26:01Z

Trying to find the maiden name of his son Edward Carter Bloodgood's wife, Gertrude.
My grandfather was orphaned at about 13 in So. Amboy. his WWI draft registration card gives Gertrude Bloodgood on George st., So. Amboy, as his next of kin. His name was Lewis Francis ( Frank) Dey, son of Peter P. Dey and Rebecca Applegate. Trying to find if he had any siblings and where they went and where he was in 1910 at age 14 because both parents deceased. Need to establish this connection.

Re: Bloodgood, Loren Abram, South Dakota

outofthebox11 — 2008-06-09 19:03:15Z

Thank you very much. Its nice to have the correct name.
Cheryl

Re: Bloodgood Origin

FowlerMcCarthy — 2008-06-09 16:37:02Z

Sorry for the delay - I helped move my oldest to TX and just flew back Sat.

I do have a bit on online...just look up Lavelle Mary Pratt (1908) and then find the tab for trees and mine is named 'Fowler'....

: )

Christine

Re: Bloodgood, Loren Abram, South Dakota

Dshipley13 — 2008-06-09 15:13:00Z

I have been in contact with close relatives and his name is Lewis Edward.

Re: Bloodgood, Loren Abram, South Dakota

outofthebox11 — 2008-06-09 14:20:50Z

My line is the Mitchells. Jean Mitchell married Edward/Lewis Bloodgood. I would like to find out if his name is Edward Lewis or Lewis Edward. I have seen it both ways but would like to have it correct on my tree. Thanks for your time.

Re: Bloodgood Origin

kfrenfro — 2008-06-08 21:28:01Z

thanks have a great day

Re: Bloodgood Origin

stevennicholson0 — 2008-06-08 17:29:56Z

not published anywhere as of yet but you can look at familysearch.org for the latter day saints for a specific search of people.

Re: Bloodgood Origin

kfrenfro — 2008-06-07 16:55:17Z

Do you have it published online anywhere? Would love to check it out
kathy

Re: The Bloodgood Genealogy, Vol. 1 by George Bloodgood

Loikalane — 2008-05-25 21:17:37Z

Yes, we have communicated before. For some reason, I thought you had Book 1. Is Book 2 an only book...not in any library? I have just recently hooked up my Bloodgood line to this part of the family and wish I could see the book. Of course, I have no idea if it would show me anything. This genealogy is a complex hobby, isn't it?

Where do you live? I am going to a Genealogy conference in Burbank, California at the end of June. It would be interesting to meet some other family members there. Lois

Re: The Bloodgood Genealogy, Vol. 1 by George Bloodgood

JOHNSTEN — 2008-05-25 14:18:58Z

Lois,
I have book 2, re the youngest son
jahne. Can I help. We've communicated before.
John

Re: Jason Freeman Bloodgood

stevennicholson0 — 2008-05-13 15:24:46Z

hey john i am still working on bloodgood and nicholson by marriage. where can i get a copy of the book you have which you say is volume II.

Re: Henry Freeman Bloodgood - IA

stevennicholson0 — 2008-05-13 15:08:42Z

i have the bloodgood go far back as mid 1500s in amsterdam

Re: Bloodgood Origin

stevennicholson0 — 2008-05-13 15:02:40Z

amsterdam as far back as mid 1500s is far as i got

Re: The Bloodgood Genealogy, Vol. 1 by George Bloodgood

stevennicholson0 — 2008-05-13 13:57:41Z

john i am of a bloodgood line of william, not sure if right one but can give you the info for him if needed. i have the line go far back as early 1500s

Re: John Henry BLOODGOOD

Marge_Mack2010 — 2008-05-09 05:09:03Z

Thank YOU for letting me know the postings about the "BLOODGOOD" family helped you. This encourages me to continue to post articles as I find them.
Kind regards,
-Marge-

Re: John Henry BLOODGOOD died Feb 16, 1910 (obit)

davewb07 — 2008-05-08 17:35:41Z

Marge - Thanks so much for your posts of items from the NY Times concerning the death of John Henry Bloodgood, the marriage of John Henry Bloodgood/Elizabeth Wood,and the death of Sarah M Starr. Elizabeth Wood Bloodgood and Sarah Maria Wood Starr were sisters of my maternal ancestor Frederick Wood (1815-1877). In reviewing the Stanton Family Genealogy by Dr. William Austin Macy at the NY Genealogical and Biographical Society this week, I discovered that John Henry Bloodgood was descended from the same Stanton I am descended from on my mom's side, George Stanton (1733-1809). A small genealogy world we live in. David W B

Re: The Bloodgood Genealogy, Vol. 1 by George Bloodgood

Loikalane — 2008-05-07 22:56:57Z

John: Did you ever find Book 1 and do you personally have Book II or is is in a library somewhere? Thanks, Lois Koenig

The Bloodgood Genealogy, Vol. 1 by George Bloodgood

JOHNSTEN — 2008-02-29 21:59:24Z

Does anyone on this board have access to this book. I have Vol. 2. Spent almost ten years compiling my tree and just learned that I have been using the wrong great grandfather.

i now believe I descend from William and not John. HELP
John Sten

Re: New Missouri Death Index Online

MargaretAMack — 2008-02-10 06:40:25Z

Hi Kathy,
Always good to hear from you. No, nothing new on Daniel Bloodgood (yet!). Hopefully we will find new material soon as they are posting new material daily. Please stay in touch and feel free to contact me at:
Marge_Mack@yahoo.com
Kind regards,
-Marge-

Re: New Missouri Death Index Online

kfrenfro — 2008-02-09 20:21:15Z

Hi Marge
thanks again for information. I was looking back at the bloodgood posts and found the MO death index. Found a few of interest. anything new on Daniel Bloodgood?

Re: Bloodgood Photo Album

candylynetteammons — 2007-11-18 07:23:39Z

are any of them from the
south Amboy area?
I have a genealogy book on Bloodgood done by a distant relation.

Re: Bloodgood Photo Album

avgrubbs — 2007-11-17 21:51:31Z

I just saw your post from 2003. I have the family name of Bloodgood in my linage and I know that the family would spend time in the Point Pleasant, NJ area.

Do you still have the album? If you are still working to find out information on your line of Bloodgoods ping me back and we can see if what I have for information links to you.

Re: Records of the New York Reformed Dutch Church 1631 - 1730 for FRANS JANS BLOEDTGOEDT (and other variants)

xoxo__proud — 2007-06-30 00:48:12Z

Sorry. I do know what the Dutch words mean. Ignore that part

Records of the New York Reformed Dutch Church 1631 - 1730 for FRANS JANS BLOEDTGOEDT (and other variants)

xoxo__proud — 2007-06-30 00:47:09Z

I went to the Cincinnati Public Library today and copied two pages from a book titled "Records from the New York Reformed Dutch Church" and both records are baptisms of Arientje Bloodgood and Ibel Bloodgood. They are the children of Frans Jans Bloodgood (bloodgood has alot of variants) and Lysbeth Jans. If anyone needs these two pages email me at xoxo_pr0ud@yahoo.com and I'll email them to you. They're not the actual baptism records but they do have the date of the baptism, witnesses and the parents It's in Dutch so I'm not sure what some of the words mean. They were more pages that containted baptisms relating to Frans and I'm going back to the library at a later date to copy those. So if you want those to I'll email them to you when I have them.

Abram Sanford Bloodgood and Sarah L. (Williams) Bloodgood

lolly60 — 2007-06-17 18:56:42Z

Abraham Sanford Bloodgood (10-Dec-1821 - 12-Sep-1908)and Sarah (Williams)(5-Dec-1823 - 12-Nov-1857)Bloodgood were my great great grandparents. They lived in Iowa a part of their lives. I can take Abraham back many generations but can't find much on Sarah. I think her parents were Joseph and Elizabeth Williams.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks