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BRANAMAN Kenneth M - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-18 14:38:30Z

BRANAMAN Kenneth M - Vietnam Wall section 9E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,291 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.
Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,291 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Branaman Lineage

jeherron1985 — 2011-10-08 20:22:36Z

My mother is a Branaman and has always wanted to know more about her side of the family. As far as I can trace it I have found:

My Grandfather Henry Paul Branaman (1931-2009)

His Father was Clarence U Branaman (1878-1951)
I believe this is him in the 1880 Census but it has him listed as Female
Attached Image.

Clarence's Father Levi Branaman (1840-1894) and Mother Catherine S Eddy (1854-1905)

Levi's Father was Peter Branaman (1800-1865) and Mother Elizabeth Spaid (1807-1888)

Hope you still check this and will have info in your book. Thanks,

Justin Herron

Re: Any relation to the Branaman

tracer4236 — 2010-10-25 17:18:04Z

Hi, A Brandman who recognized your family from the old country when I sent emailed him you message has asked me to give you his phone number. His computer is down, but was excited to see the names. Email me at tracer4236@yahoo.com and I will give you his phone number. This was his email to me.
My computer is on the blnik. Could you call or email that lady and give her my cell#. I think she could be one of my family from the old country. Call or text to my cell.

Thank you.. John Brandman

Re: Any relation to the Branaman

judym43 — 2010-10-24 22:00:55Z

Sorry, none of this sounds familiar to me. Good luck.

Re: Any relation to the Branaman

jrshalome — 2010-10-23 20:37:07Z

My husbands great-grandmother was Rebecca Brandman born in Odessa in around 1880. She had brothers called Isidore, Benjamin, Solomon and Harry and two sisters called Anna and Esther.Her father was Pesach and mother was Dora Rogelle. We have always believed that there was one other brother who we understood was in England, but have never been able to find anything about him.

If any of this sounds familiar it would be lovely to hear from someone.

JO

Seeking Branamans of Wash. or Jackson Co., IN.

geneworker — 2010-03-08 21:37:43Z

Seeking info on family of Nancy Branaman or Brannaman married to Rudius Barnett 17 March 1843 in Jackson Co., and died in Washington Co., IN. on 30 Sept. 1898. Children of Rudius and Nancy were: Anna E., Semira (married Simeon Grider), Mary (married avid B. Peugh) and Nancy S. Barnett (married William Jackson.

Re: Branaman/ Brandman

tracer4236 — 2008-07-08 23:03:00Z

We have a new member at the Branam Surname DNA Project, who's Benjamin Branem/Braneman abt.1858 Ohio in one census records that his father was born in PA. Benjamin married a Hester Francisco/Sisco. The sons have varying Bran???names on their birthcertificates. We would appreciate any help. tracer4236@yahoo.com

Re: Branaman Lineage

kbirkholm — 2008-05-26 00:37:25Z

I believe I have found another John M. Branaman who is the same as my John Branaman. This is really confusing.
1. John M. Branaman, born 1824 in Garrard KY (no proof of that, and suspected to be the son of Abraham Branaman, KY) first shows up in records in October 1847 in Garrard County KY when he marries Rachel Ann Carpenter. About 1850 they travel to Missouri. They have 6 children, the first in Kentucky, the rest in Missouri.

Then This John Branaman disappears about 1860 leaving his family alone.

2. JOhn M. Branaman (b. ca 1827, KY according to Census records) shows up in Arapahoe County Colorado when he marries Elizabeth R. Wright. They have four boys. They move to Yavapi and Pinal Counties in Arizona.

Too many similarities, but no proof.

Looking for Sandra Branaman

2006-02-21 01:20:53Z

I am looking for Sandra Branaman. I was in the fourth grade with her in Collinsville, Oklahoma. I have wondered whatever happened to her and I thought I would try to put out a message to try to find her.

Re: Branaman Lineage

dbsipe1 — 2004-04-04 01:44:40Z

My gg grandmother was Catharine Branaman (married Isaac Baker). Her parents were John Branaman b abt 1788 and Elizabeth. The lived in Augusta Co., VA. Do you have any information on these branamans? Thanks for your help.

Branaman/Brenneman

bkenmack — 2003-06-08 19:18:26Z

Hi:
In the past year I became aware that I was included in the family tree of the Melchior Brenneman family. My Father's name is included in the geneology.

I came by the book, published after 1900 in the Lancaster County Historical Center in Lancaster. Pa.

I learned about this connection from a 95 year old aunt shortly before her passing.
Since the Brenemans were a second wave of pioneer Mennonites that established themselves in Chester/Lancaster County between 1708 and 1717 this Historical Center can be an excellent source.

John M. Branaman parentage

kbirkholm — 2002-06-13 06:04:02Z

Looking for proof of parentage of John M. Branaman of Garrard Co. KY. Was his father john Branaman or Abraham Branaman? If anyone has any information of the Kentucky Branaman's I would appreciate hearing from you. Thank you.

Branaman,

kbirkholm — 2002-06-13 06:04:02Z

My John M. Branaman was born in 1824 in or around Garrard Co. Kentucky. It is possible he may be a son of Abraham Branaman and Elizabeth Putt Heneem. He married Rachel Carpenter, possibly a cousin, November 9, 1847 in Garrard County KY.

Together they had 6 children. William Steward Branaman, James Hawthorne Branaman, Mary Elizabeth Branaman, Robert Branaman, Samuel Hastings Branaman, and Sarah Ann Branaman. He disappeared around 1860. Family tale was he was killed by Indians in a wagon train that left St. Joseph MO. There is also speculation that he left and changed his name.

I have not been able to connect him to Abraham but everything points in that direction. No proof though.

If this is your family I have some descendent information but nothing concrete before him.

Thanks for any help that can be given.
K. Birkholm

Branaman Surname

kbirkholm — 2002-06-13 06:04:02Z

John M. Branaman was born in Garrard county KY on October 11, 1820-24. He married Rachel Ann Carpenter on November 9, 1847. She was born October 4, 1824

It is possible his father is Abraham Branaman/Brenneman but I can find no evidence. I believe he is of the Melchior Brenneman line but cannot find the connection.

thanks very much,
Karen Birkholm

Branaman/Brenneman

kbirkholm — 2002-06-13 06:04:02Z

Boy, these Branaman/Brenneman families are so confusing. I don't think I will ever find my John M. I am beginning to wonder if he was, indeed born in Kentucky.

I have heard that he was a cousin to Rachel Carpenter. Again, no proof.

I think I am just about to give up.
Thanks for responding. Good hearing from you.
Karen

John M. Branaman

kbirkholm — 2002-06-13 06:04:02Z

Dear Mary,

John M. Branaman

kbirkholm — 2002-06-13 06:04:02Z

Dear Mary,
I doubt that my John M. is in your book but I will hope anyway.

John M. Branaman was born October 11, 1824 in Garrard County Kentucky. He married Rachel Ann Carpenter on November 9, 1847 in Garrard Co. KY. Rachel was born October 5, 1824.

John and Rachel moved to Missouri around 1850 and settled in northwest/western MO.
he disappeared soon after 1860 and was never again heard from. Rachel Ann Carpenter moved to Platte County soon after this (it is said to be near family) and died on November 11, 1878.

They had 6 children from this union from 1849 until 1858.

I have a little more information on the children but I don't think it would help you.

Thanks for any help you can be with this. Look forward to hearing from you. Feel free to mail me direct at kbirkholm@birkholmdirect.com

Branaman