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BODINE Lois L and Carl H

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-18 02:19:01Z

BODINE Lois L and Carl H

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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BODINE Mary Alice and John Henry

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-23 11:48:59Z

BODINE Mary Alice and John Henry

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,261 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Bodine pictures

fmacias_1 — 2009-02-20 03:31:41Z

You might check ebay for a picture book. Photos of a Hattie Bodine among others for sale.

BODINE Gary L

t42Moore — 2009-01-17 20:59:51Z

BODINE Gary L

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 199,787 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: Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

amhansen1 — 2009-01-04 13:22:01Z

Hi
Read your message......Am looking for Bodine "indian " from Pa. Her name was Matilda. She married Ellis Billmeyer and left around 1856 to settle in Iowa where they remained. Story goes she was one of three orphaned at an early age so there probably isn't much infformation. I have seen picture of her and she certainly looks indian. Keep me in mind if you come across anything.......Thanks,,,,,,Arliss
you can also email me at amhansen@rconnect.com

Re: Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

amhansen1 — 2009-01-04 13:04:43Z

Hi
Sorry it took me so long to answer your message. Havent had much computor time since holidays..........
What I know about my "indian " ancestor is that her name was Matilda Bodine. She was supposed to have been one of three orphaned at an early age... b. around 1826 m. around 1844 to Ellis Billmeyer.......left Pa. around 1856 and moved to Iowa , where they spent their remaining years. If I remember right I weent to Daves website and couldn't find anything . Have seen picture of Mathilda Bodine and she certainly looks Indian. Well thats all I know..Keep in touch if you find any more .........Thanks..........
Arliss
you can also email me at amhansen@rconnect.com

Re: VADA BODINE

Birdzu — 2009-01-04 00:40:23Z

Please reply to me through my email and not this forum, I have info on vada's family as I run drinnin.com robin (at) fedie (dot) com I am hoping you can join our website! thanks for reading

Re: Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

mandiangel — 2008-12-26 23:56:30Z

i dont have any listed as being in PA at anytime sorry

Re: Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

gavitt46 — 2008-12-26 22:27:17Z

have any in PA? My gram was born 1893 PA Maude gavitt46

Re: Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

mandiangel — 2008-12-26 20:52:46Z

i dont see any PA bodines along my lists, (which doesnt mean much) i have minnesota, and moody dakota territory.
during that time frame. i dont have a maude (maria) but i have a martha maude. in the 1850's time frame i have a maria abt. 1855 she became a catholic nun and went by the name of sister ann louise in st paul mn

Re: Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

gavitt46 — 2008-12-26 18:44:14Z

I am A PA Bodine desendant and also believe there was some indian blood somewhere. Have you gotten any more info on this? We are on Dave's bodine site. my grandmother was Maude (maria) Bodine b. 1893

Re: VADA BODINE

StacyBodine89 — 2008-10-19 00:37:37Z

I see this is a very old post...but wondering if you still are looking for info on Vada Bodine. She is my husband's great grandmother. Her middle name appears to have been Ione and maiden name Drinnin, parents John and Betsey A. Duckworth. Vada was born 30 Jan 1895 in Toulon, Stark County, Illinois. She died 1 Apr 1975. Hope it helps.

GIBBONS Bessie BODINE and Luther Couch

t42Moore — 2008-10-16 12:56:46Z

GIBBONS Bessie BODINE and Luther Couch

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BODINE Charlie C Jr 1920-1961

t42Moore — 2008-10-16 12:56:30Z

BODINE Charlie C Jr 1920-1961

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BODINE Mealie B and Charlie C

t42Moore — 2008-10-16 12:56:16Z

BODINE Mealie B and Charlie C

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

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BODINE Mary Lou EVANS 1902-1968

t42Moore — 2008-10-16 12:55:59Z

BODINE Mary Lou EVANS 1902-1968

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

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Re: alvin bodine /jessie bodine craddock

study410 — 2008-10-08 05:31:15Z

Hello Thereasa, I'm your cousin Lisa. I don't think we've met. Our mother's are sisters. Dolores & Ava. I seem to be meeting all kinds of family on here.

Re: Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

study410 — 2008-10-07 19:10:38Z

you might try Choctaw. I have some Indian Bodine's also.

Re: Rev. William Bodine

Joan Best — 2007-10-30 13:23:23Z

This is a bio found on line. You can find out more about his ancestors on my Rootsweb WorldConnect submission.

BODINE, William
Past and Present of the City of Rockford & Winnebago County, IL, C. A. Church. Chicago: Clarke, 1905, pp 281-282

William BODINE, following general farming on section 18, Harrison Township [Winnebago County, IL], is a pioneer settler, the length of whose residence in Winnebago County is surpassed by few of its citizens at the present day, for he arrived here in Jan 1840. He was born in the township of Southwold, in [p 282] the district of London, now in the province of Ontario, Canada, 08 Mar 1820, and is a son of Abram and Zelah (TAYLOR) BODINE, the former of English and the latter of French and German parentage. The father was born in NJ, and his wife was a native of PA. In 1810 they removed to Canada, where he engaged in farming, and where they made their home until called to their final rest, Mr. BODINE departing this life in Jun 1846, when about 65 years of age, while his wife died in Apr 1837, when about 50 years of age. They had a large family, and two of the sisters came to IL; a son of one of them, Frank PELLEY by name, is now residing in Rockford Township.

William BODINE was reared in Canada, and there made his home until 18 years of age, when he went to MI, where he spent 15 months. He then removed to Joliet [Will County], IL, and in Jan 1840 arrived in Winnebago County. A year or so afteward he settled upon the farm which is now his home, purchasing a claim of S. S. RICHARDS. After spending the first summer at Roscoe [Winnebago County, IL], Mr. BODINE took up his abode on this farm, and is now the oldest resident of Harrison Township. He owns 89 acres in the home place, besides 60 acres on section 7, Harrison Township, and he has long carried on general farming and stock raising, bring his land up to its present high state of cultivation and making all of the improvements upon the place. It came into his possession just as it had left the hand of nature, and the soil, naturally rich and productive, under the cultivation of Mr. BODINE has brought forth rich harvests which have annually returned him a good income.

In Harrison Township, Winnebago County, Mr. BODINE was first married to Miss Harriet Sophronia BABCOCK, a native of NY, who died here in Aug 1846, leaving two children: (1) Harriet Lenora, born 01 Sep 1844, is the wife of Alexander TUNKS, of Plover, Portage County, WI, and she is now a grandmother; and (2) George W., who served in the Civil War, entering the army as a recruit of the 55th IL Infantry, died before joining his regiment, being then about 18 years of age.

For his second wife Mr. BODINE chose Frances E. ALLBRIGHT, of Winnebago County [IL], who was born in OH, but was reared in MI and IL. She is now living at more than 74 years of age. There were eleven children by this marriage: (1) Orin J., (2) Jacob, and (3) Doris C., who all three died in infancy; (4) Zelah, the wife of Daniel DOBSON, a farmer of Harrison Township; (5) Jeremiah, a farmer, living in AR; (6) Esther L., the wife of John M. HURD, who resides in Harrison Township; (7) Charles Sumner, who died when 21 years of age; (8) Laura Emeline, the wife of George M. NORTON, a farmer and carpenter, residing near her father's farm; (9) Arthusa, who is living at home; (10) Anna Loiza, the wife of Frank W. SELDEN, living on the home farm with her father; and (11) Isaac, who died when about 17 years of age.

Politically Mr. BODINE is a stalwart Prohibitionist, and supported the Abolitionist party before the war. He was the first boy who dared to step forward and sign the cold water pledge in the town where he was born in the early days of temperance agitation, and he has always exerted his influence, both by precept and example, against the liquor traffic. He has served in some of the local offices of the township, has been chairman of the board of trustees of the Freewill Baptist church, and is an earnest Christian gentleman and highly respected citizen. Honorable principles and upright motives have actuated his life, and he receives the veneration and esteem which should ever be accorded to those who have advanced far on life's journey. Through 65 years he has lived in this county, and we of the 20th century can scarcely realize the hardships, dangers and privations borne by the early pioneers who bravely met the stuggles and difficulties incident to settlement in a frontier region and planted the seeds of civilization which have brought forth the comfort and prosperity of the present time.
Transcribed by Cathy Kubly.

Joan Best

Re: Jacob Bodine, Hunterdon Co., NJ, 1806-1867

brian_bodine — 2007-09-11 03:14:50Z

Jacob Bodine and Catherine Faust are my GGG Grandparents, buried in Sand Brook Cemetery, Hunterdon County, NJ. I am looking for Jacob's parents so I can be sure that Peter Bodine & Sibilla Ent are my GGGGG Grandparents. They are in Sandy Ridge Cemetery near Stockton, NJ. There do not seem to be any records for Sand Brook Church. David Bodine's Genealogical Website is in want of this info as well. I recently found -- through a friend living in Catawissa, Pennsylvania, Peter & Sibilla's son Peter and his family in Union Cemetery, Catawissa, Columbia County, Pa. Anyone knowing this info, please fill me in. Cordially, Brian D. Bodine

Re: alvin bodine /jessie bodine craddock

shareen_hobbs — 2007-11-25 04:00:03Z

My grandfather was William Bodine, bother of your Ggrandfather, Albert. I have done a lot of geneology and can give you the information you need. My mother Gwen is still alive and the families were quite close. I saw Alvin & Diane & their son years ago,they may still be in Arkansas. My e-mail is sshobbs@cox.net.
Shareen Hobbs

Re: NJ BODINES in VA

p_hornbaker53 — 2007-04-04 03:06:18Z

My ancestors from sussex county new jersey moved to virginia in and around 1740. A J.H. Hornbaker married Cahterine and had a son by the name of Joseph. John Hornbaker was the founder of the Va. branch. Any information you have will be helpful.

Paul Hornbaker

Re: Descendents of Andrew Bodine & Susanna Andersson

krystlynn — 2008-02-11 06:21:39Z

I am Tim's daughter. Your dad reminds me so much of my grandpa. I saw him at my grandma, Marian's, funeral a few weeks ago. I would love to know more about this side of my family. please contact me kryst.lynn@yahoo.com

Re: Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

mandiangel — 2008-09-12 10:47:05Z

ok.... my great great grandparents are GEORGE H. BODINE and MARY ELIZABETH MCDONALD (maiden name), they had 10 children, the pictures i have of my great grandmother (born 1868) she looks indian along with a bunch of pictures i have that looks like they were takin in an indian village of some sorts. they lived in minnesota and dakota territory (mainly moody, north dakota)

Bodine's that may have indian ancestors

mandiangel — 2008-09-11 11:23:30Z

Re: alvin bodine /jessie bodine craddock

twoods001 — 2007-01-29 21:17:23Z

my name is theresa woods, my mother is delores, and jessie my grandmother, i'm in contact with jessie's sister violet.

Albin Bodine in Il.

DorothySwanson44 — 2007-12-14 02:33:29Z

Would appreciate the obituary of Albin Bodine who d. Jan. 21, 1909 at Kewanee, Henry Co. Il. Thank you so very much. Dorothy

Should be Abraham and Hannah

jesstarmstrong — 2008-01-10 21:51:05Z

I posted a message earlier about Abraham and Harriet. I misread the census and the wife's name should be Hannah.

Abraham and Harriet, Niles NY

jesstarmstrong — 2007-12-21 22:39:36Z

Hello all, I have come across a 1860 Census record for Niles, NY that lists an Abraham as 40, his wife Harriet as 38, and two daughters, Jeanette and Alice (13 and 12 respectively). I believe this is the Janet Bodine that married Adelbert DeVoe from Owasco. (Janet died in 1928, obit can be found on fultonhistory.com search "Janet Bodine: exact").

If anyone can confirm this, please reply to this message.
Thanks in advance.

Re: Rev. William Bodine

deoliver47 — 2007-10-30 13:02:25Z

Hi,

You are probably looking for this William Bodine - listed in next door county of Winnebago:

Name: William Bodine
Age in 1860: 40
Birth Year: abt 1820
Birthplace: Canada
Home in 1860: Harrison, Winnebago, Illinois
Gender: Male
Post Office: Harrison
Household Members: Name Age
William Bodine 40
Frances E Bodine 29
George F Bodine 14
Martha T Bodine 7
Jathro J Bodine 5

Collins family 1850 Clinton County IL

srecamock — 2007-06-29 16:33:00Z

Does anyone know more about Jane Bodine that was on the 1850 census with Ruth Prather Collins and family? I have seen Jane also be listed as a Burdine. I think her full name was Eliza Jane Bodine/Burdine.
rjmock@gmail.com

Re: Bodines of New Jersey, 1600's/France/to Eng/to Holland/to America

biffbiff — 2007-08-19 19:26:35Z

I am an AUTEN by marriage. Looking for more info on Thomas and Johanna Bodine. Our Bodine/Autens now reside in upper Michigan.

Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

amhansen1 — 2008-02-18 15:47:10Z

I am searching for any information for any Bodines that may have an Indian blood line. it is said that my grgrgrandmother may have been Indian or part Indian. Her name is Matilda Bodine born about 1826 in Northumberland , Columbia Co. Pa. that's all I know of her family. Any one out there that may hae some information I sure would like to hear from you..........thanks................Arliss

Re: Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

amhansen1 — 2008-09-11 13:15:42Z

Hi
Thanks for your reply. I've still had no luck....Maybe someday, huh.....Don't suppose you'd know what tribe your grandmother was. or whatever tribe was living in that area at that time? Well good luck to you too, maybe one of these days we'll find something..........Arliss

Re: alvin bodine /jessie bodine craddock

carlad1968 — 2008-06-24 08:52:50Z

I'm trying to get information on an Alvin Bodine, maybe related to a Betty Black. From the Crawford County area in Arkansas. Should be between 60 and 70 years of age. Thank You.

Re: alvin bodine /jessie bodine craddock

carlad1968 — 2008-06-24 08:52:43Z

I'm trying to get information on an Alvin Bodine, maybe related to a Betty Black. From the Crawford County area in Arkansas. Should be between 60 and 70 years of age. Thank You.

Re: David Bodine

craZeeferret — 2007-07-07 00:41:10Z

I have a Holy Bible from an estate book collection. This bible belonged to a Judiah H. Bodine of Trenton, NJ given to him January 1, 1846. This may have been when he was a child, as some of the handwriting in it looks written by a child and a drawing on the back cover looks as if it was drawn by a child. If you are interested contact Mary by e-mail at CraZeeferret@ Hotmail.com. After July 2007 this will be sold on e-bay.

Ada Matteson Bodine, NY to Nebraska

Shelley_Augustine — 2007-06-25 23:23:10Z

Ada would have been my father's great aunt. She was the daughter of Gabriel and Christina (Peterson) Matteson, born in Erieville, Madison Co., NY possibly c 1870. My paternal grandfather was George Delos Matteson, 1874 - 1924, her brother. She was either engaged or married, went to in or near the Scotts Bluff area of Nebraska. I would love to connect with any Bodine cousins please. I live within a reasonable drive of Gabriel's and Christina's graves, and I have a copy of Gabriel's naturalization papers I would be willing to share. A cousin of mine has pictures of Gabriel and Christina, I plan on getting copies soon. Shelley

Bodine Web Site Updated

BodineGenealogy1 — 2008-01-31 05:59:30Z

Dear Bodine Genealogists,

Just wanted to let you know that I have made a major update to my Bodine web site. The web site is at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bodine/. About 1300 new Bodines have been added since the last major update two years ago. There are now over 5400 Bodines listed. My appreciation to all who have sent in information on their Bodine lines and especially to Ronny Bodine for the countless hours he has spent on new research. Take a look when you can and let me know if you have anything to add or correct.

Best regards,
Dave Bodine
BodineGenealogy@gmail.com (new email address)

Re: Fred Bodine from Williamsport Indiana...also his daughter, Elsie May Bodine born about 1917

Stanley_Weidenhammer — 2007-08-23 00:46:24Z

Elsie May Bodine married John Maxwell Weidenhammer. b.09 Jan 1916 d.14 Jun 1996, Williamsport, Warren Co., IN

Re: Descendents of Andrew Bodine & Susanna Andersson

jbodine129 — 2007-08-23 00:55:10Z

Andrew was your great, great grandfather if Jerold is your grandfather. Your grandfather was a great guy. I don't know who Susanna Andersson is. Andrew's first wife was Cassandra Evans. After her death, he married Anna Natlich.

Dave Bodine, Jerry's brother, is my father. My dad knows quite a bit of family history. Uncle Louie, your great uncle, knows even more. I can put you in touch with either of them, if you'd like. Are you Troy's, Tim's or Jerry Anne's daughter?

Re: Bodine's who may have Indian ancestors

dande563 — 2008-09-10 23:30:59Z

That's funny, I have been looking myself. My great grandmother is said to be 100% Her name was laura macdonald bodine who married and left the world in central N.J. She was born in 1866 but no proof exists of where shes from or who her parents are. Its said they tried and did hide the indian blood so no one would find out. What a shame. Well good luck Dave

Re: Rev. William Bodine

copet1 — 2007-06-20 00:06:33Z

I wish that I had more information, but all I have is taken from references of his service in old Free Baptist Registers. It showed that Rev. Bodine served in Otter Creek, Lacona, and Cherry Valley (Boone County, IL) from 1850 to 1867, on and off.

Rev. William Bodine

copet1 — 2007-06-17 04:54:18Z

Is anyone familiar with William Bodine? He served in Wisconsin as a Freewill Baptist minister. I am President of the Wisconsin Freewill Baptist Historical Society and am trying to find descendants of deceased ministers, like I am, in the hopes of learning more about these people as well as possible orchestrating a “reunion” of the descendants of these ministers in 2008. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

BAUDOUINE = BODINE?

arkaney1 — 2006-10-01 22:02:55Z

Seeking any connection between these 2 surnames. First name is also of a French Huguenot family; first appears New York City around 1800, also owns property in Somerset county NJ, achieves great wealth and distinction in furniture making in Manhattan and becomes famous in NYC "High Society". Connected to my STOUT ancestors in NJ, hence my interest.

Re: Descendents of Andrew Bodine & Susanna Andersson

KrystleBodine — 2007-03-27 22:32:09Z

My great grand father, on my dad's side, was Andrew Bodine. My Grand Father, his son, was Jerold Bodine, which passes away 12 years ago this July. I do not know much about that side of my family, but we reside in California. From what I hear Andrew Bodine had 13 siblings and 2 sets of twins (Uela and Buela) and (Ora and Nora) not sure if that spelling is correct. Anyway, if you have any information for me and this sounds right please let me know. Thanks, Krystle Bodine

Re: alvin bodine /jessie bodine craddock

retta1 — 2006-12-01 21:05:21Z

In your Cradduck database, you list Mildred Schultz, daughter of Arthur and Maud (Richardson) Shultz. Do you have any more info on Maud (Richardson) Shultz?

I am looking for Maud(e) Richardson (May 1885,MO - ???), daughter of William and Fannie (White) Richardson.

Re: Descendents of Andrew Bodine & Susanna Andersson

shhtrm — 2007-10-11 07:50:00Z

My great grandma was Ora Bodine, the daughter of Cassandra and Andrew Bodine. Neoma is my grandma on my mom's side, would you know if Ora was married to a W. A. Wilson? Any information that you could give me about it would be helpful.

Re: alvin bodine /jessie bodine craddock

FaithStrm — 2007-04-28 20:53:14Z

I just read your post about having a cousin Larry in Arkansas. Do you know if he lived in Fayetteville, and taught at the University of Arkansas?

If so, I can provide you with information about him and his brother, Allan, (my father); their marriages, divorces, and children; and also extensive history about his mother's side (Gladys).

I'm seeking information about his father's side (William Alvin).

Perhaps if we trade some details we can find the cousin connection.

Re: Rev. William Bodine

Joan_Best1 — 2007-06-18 14:50:35Z

Could you please provide more information such as his approximate birth date, the years he was in Wisconsin, where in Wisconsin, where he was educated, his wife's name if known, death date and so on. With this information we can probably provide you with some of the details you are looking for.