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Marriage of Florence Dunn to Alfred Bream

RandallMcDaniel44 — 2011-08-25 02:41:28Z

I recently purchased a bunch of old paper items. One of the items is a newspaper article announcement for the marriage of Florence Dunn to Alfred Bream. Florence was the daughter of R.B. Dunn.

If this is one of your ancestors, please contact me.

Randy
Webster, Texas

Re: William BREAM and Jane MARTIN

britmaggie — 2010-08-14 07:46:20Z

Hi Sue, I am now back home and have my nose into my history whenever I can although not this branch at present. I still have not paid a subscription to Ancestry but am very close. I;ll be pleased to hear if you find we have a connection. Maggie

Re: William BREAM and Jane MARTIN

suebream — 2010-07-03 06:23:26Z

cheers Maggie

sue x

Re: William BREAM and Jane MARTIN

britmaggie — 2010-07-03 03:46:12Z

Hi Sue,
Just wanted to let you know I'm at home in California now and can access the internet more easily and use my printer now. I'll be getting back to my family history work soon. Maggie

Re: William BREAM and Jane MARTIN

suebream — 2010-06-04 22:34:15Z

thanks Maggie, will get back to you when I've done a bit more research and drawn the tree up roughly. cheers sue

Re: William BREAM and Jane MARTIN

britmaggie — 2010-06-04 08:36:36Z

Hi Sue,
Thank you for responding.
I usually live in California but am currently in Hythe Hants in the flat I have inherited from my Mum Doris Aylmore whose mother was Ada Jane Bream.
So far Breams and Martins have been the most difficult to trace. I'd appreciate anything you find although I'm not as actively pursuing family history as I was,
especially since right now I do not have access to my written records.
best wishes,
Maggie Macro nee Aylmore

Re: William BREAM and Jane MARTIN

suebream — 2010-05-30 21:52:40Z

Hi Maggie, we're Breams and I'm doing the tree, we've got a couple of Williamses but ours are all from Huntingdon area, will let you know if I find a connection. Isn't this a great site. Regards Sue Bream.

William BREAM and Jane MARTIN

britmaggie — 2009-10-13 23:21:51Z

My gt. gt. grandparents were William BREAM and Jane MARTIN.
She died in Portsea, Hampshire UK in 1881 and he died there in 1894. They are known to have had a public house in nearby Portsmouth. I am looking for information about their parents.
His father was also William born 1803 in Suffolk UK and his mother was Mary. Does anyone have info. or connection?
Thanks.

kellen bream

helenebream — 2009-07-22 19:19:22Z

I am looking for links to Kellen Bream born great yarmouth norfolk about 1790- I have a Samuel Bream Married to Margaret Brooks 1746 - the had a son also Samuel and he had a grandson Samuel born 1814 died 1866 . this Samuels Father is named on his marraige certificate as KELLEN ( a sailor) but I cannot find anything about him !Anyone know him ! helen

Re: Henry Bream

Bill_Neff — 2008-03-20 21:35:38Z

Dick, You have a Henry Bream in Centre Co., PA near State College, actually Bald Eagle Valley, in 1798 married to a Mary Leather who was born in York Co., PA, Dover Twp. My quess is this Henry Bream was born about 1760 and could well have migrated to Centre Co. at the same time as the Leather family. Named in a PA Supreme Court Case regarding a disputed Frederick Leather's will.

Bream, Raymond R. (OBIT PA 3-4-2007)

myobituarysite — 2007-03-29 00:41:46Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 3-4-2007
Deceased: Bream, Raymond R. (OBIT PA 3-4-2007)
Age: 85
Last Address: Gardners, PA
Death date: 3-2-2007
Birth date: 12-1-1921
Birth place: Gardners, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Bream, Kenneth B. (OBIT PA 2-14-2007)

myobituarysite — 2007-03-18 02:27:44Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 2-14-2007
Deceased: Bream, Kenneth B. (OBIT PA 2-14-2007)
Age: 64
Last Address: Hanover, PA
Death date: 2-13-2007
Birth date: 12-24-1942
Birth place: Adams County, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Re: Brem-Black Horse Tavern

sihrman — 2006-12-30 18:08:55Z

"Images of America, Gettysburg
(by) Dolly Nasby. 2005 Arcadia Publishing
pg. 66 photo-9 people "Members of the Bream family pose on the porch of the Black Horse Tavern, est. in 1812. The photograph was taken in the second decade of the 20th century. Located on the Gettysburg-Fairfield Road at the Marsh Creek Crossing, the tavern stood four miles sw of Gettysburg. Every building on the property was used as a hospital during the battle. Wounded members of Pickett's division were taken here. Unpaid damages to this property amounted to over $7,000. (GNMP)"
not my family

death of Raymond S Bream, infant, 1913, Biglerville PA

SStrout — 2006-12-05 01:58:09Z

22 March 1913
Adams County News
Adams County PA

Son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bream Died in Biglerville

Raymond Samuel Bream, son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Bream, died at their home in Biglerville at 4:40 AM Friday, from pneumonia, aged 5 weeks and 1 day.

The child leaves its parents and a sister, Sarah. Mr and Mrs Marshall C Cronise, of Wheatland VA, grandparents, also survive, together with Samuel Bream, of Biglerville, the paternal grandfather.

Funeral Saturday, meeting at the house at 2 PM. Services in the Lutheran Church at Biglerville by Rev C F Floto. Interment in the Biglerville Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.

death of Etta M Bream, 1941, Biglerville PA

SStrout — 2006-12-05 01:51:11Z

20 December 1941
Star and Sentinel
Gettysburg PA

Mrs Etta M Bream, widow of Charles W Bream, died December 11th at 4:30 o'clock at her home on Penn Street in Biglerville, after having been confined to bed for the last four weeks by a complication of diseases. Mr Bream died in 1933.

Mrs Bream, who was born in Botetourt County VA, lived in Biglerville for the last 43 years. She was a daughter of the late Marshall C and Evelyn (Booze) Cronise and was a member of St Paul's Lutheran Church in Biglerville and of the Willing Workers Sunday School class of the church.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs George W Smith, Biglerville; and these brothers and sisters: Charles E Cronise, Ernest L Cronise and J Calvin Cronise, all of Buchanan VA; Wilmer M Cronise, Roanoke VA; Mrs Emory M Honts, Walkersville MD; Mrs Belle Loope, Buchanan VA; Mrs R R Obenshain, Buchanan VA; Mrs Emory W Reynolds, Troutsville VA and Mrs Myrtle Seacrist, Memphis TN.

Funeral services from the Bream home in Biglerville on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev H W Sternat, pastor of the deceased, officiating. Interment in the Biglerville Cemetery.

death of Charles W Bream, 1933, Biglerville PA

SStrout — 2006-12-05 01:40:47Z

death of Samuel Bream, 1932, Biglerville PA

SStrout — 2006-12-04 23:39:38Z

11 February 1932
New Oxford Item
New Oxford PA

Samuel Bream, 85 years of age, pioneer commercial apple grower, died at the home of his son, Filmore M Bream, near Biglerville, Sunday, from a complication of diseases. He had been ill for five weeks. The deceased was born in Butler township, a son of the late William and Harriet (Myers) Bream. He entered the fruit growing business 35 years ago. Eleven years later he retired from the fruit growing business and his son took over in that capacity. Mr Bream was a school director for Butler township for many years. He was superintendent of the Lutheran Sunday school for many years. His wife, the late Sarah E Peters Bream, preceded him in death April 8, 1909. Four sons survive: C W Bream, of Biglerville; Luther A Bream, of Gasport NY; Filmore M Bream, near Biglerville, with whom the deceased resided for some time and Ely P Bream, of Los Angeles CA. Three sisters, Mrs W F Spangler, of Aspers, Mrs A C Cronise, of Frederick and Mrs E D Weigle, of Johnstown, and one brother, John M Bream of Biglerville [also survive]. The funeral was held Wednesday.

death of Mrs W E Bream, 1919, Biglerville PA

SStrout — 2006-12-04 23:27:17Z

7 October 1911
Adams Co News
Adams Co PA

Mrs W E Bream [nee Anna Mary Cronise], of Biglerville, died at 4 o'clock Monday morning after an illness of about a year, aged 66 years.

She leaves her husband, one daughter, Mrs U S Klinefelter, Biglerville, two sons, Wilmer E Bream, at home and H E Bream, of Chambersburg. She also leaves six brothers and two sisters: A F Cronise, Biglerville; A C Cronise, Harmony Grove MD; Milton Cronise, Denver CO ; Marshall Cronise, Botetourt Co VA; J L Cronise and W M Cronise, Roanoke VA; Mrs Charles Williamson and Mrs Charles Brewbaker, Botetourt Co VA.

Funeral Thursday at 9:30 AM. Services in St Paul's Lutheran Church, Biglerville. Interment at Biglerville.

death of William Bream, 1925, Biglerville PA

SStrout — 2006-12-04 23:17:38Z

12 September 1925
Frederick Post
Frederick MD

William E Bream, a veteran of the Civil War, died at his home at Biglerville, PA, Friday morning at 2:30 o'clock. Among his survivors is a sister, Mrs A C Cronise, this city. The funeral will take place Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with interment in the Biglerville Cemetery.

Bream, Diana E. (OBIT PA 6-8-2006)

myobituarysite — 2006-06-11 23:59:52Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 6-8-2006
Deceased: Bream, Diana E. (OBIT PA 6-8-2006)
Age: 39
Last Address: Hanover, PA
Death date: 6-6-2006
Birth date: 12-20-1966
Birth place: Hanover, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Bream Jr., John W. (OBIT PA 4-11-2006)

myobituarysite — 2006-04-12 01:32:53Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 4-11-2006
Deceased: Bream Jr., John W. (OBIT PA 4-11-2006)
Age: 74
Last Address: Orrtanna, PA
Death date: 4-9-2006
Birth date: not listed
Birth place: not listed

No relation to the deceased
For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Bream, Thelma Louise (OBIT PA 3-22-2006)

myobituarysite — 2006-03-23 00:58:34Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 3-22-2006
Deceased: Bream, Thelma Louise (OBIT PA 3-22-2006)
Age: 86
Last Address: Cashtown, PA
Death date: 3-20-2006
Birth date: not listed
Birth place: not listed

No relation to the deceased
For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Henrich Brem's wife

2006-02-17 01:13:31Z

Through my research at Adams County Historical Society and various Bream family records the wife of Henrich Brem, who emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1740 was Katherine Herschel. Doews anyone have birth or death information on her?

Bream, Mildred M. (OBIT PA 2-25-2005)

myobituarysite — 2005-11-21 02:58:37Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 2-25-2005
Deceased: Bream, Mildred M. (OBIT PA 2-25-2005)
Age: 84
Last Address: Hanover, PA
Death date: 2-23-2005
Birth date: 3-1-1920
Birth place: Hanover, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Henry Bream, Sheffield, England. Killed in the Great War 1915

smiths565 — 2005-08-28 21:08:17Z

I have been researching men who worked for Vickers Steelworks, Sheffield, England, who fell in the Great War.
The result of this research and the Military details about Henry Bream can be found on http://www.stannington.webitsmart.co.uk

His final resting place suggests he was involved in the Salonika campaign where a limited British force was sent to help repel the aggresive Bulgarians.

can anybody tell me more. Who his family were. Was he married etc - how old was he ? These are all basic questions I need answered.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Heinrich Brem

JohnHartzell60 — 2005-04-28 05:24:56Z

Francis Bream is also my gggrandfather, via his son Jacob and my grandmother, Ida Louise Bream Hartzell (1875-1955). And yes, I am related to both sides of the earlier Bream-Hartzell marriage (my grandparents were third cousins). I am interested in developing a greater understanding of the genealogy of the various Breams of Adams County, Pennsylvania. If anyone can provide me with a "jump start" on the research, I would appreciate it. I live in Gettysburg, and have access to the Adams County Historical Society (of course, work, family and two dozen other projects permitting!).

BREAM family in Canton, Ohio. Need information.

RevaeL — 2004-09-13 20:17:23Z

I am seeking anyone with a connection to, or information, re BREAM family in Canton, Stark Co., OH. I am specifically interested in Ruth BREAM b. ca 1894 OH married Paul KNIGHT 1917 Stark Co., OH. Ruth's parents were: Robert BREAM b. 1863 PA and Kittie CLINE b. ca 1866 OH.

Thank you for any information.

Revae

Sarah Brean

marlenechard81 — 2004-08-11 22:17:36Z

Has anyone a Sarah Brean in their Tree b. abt 1781 bur. 22 / 3/ 1831 Wrington Somerset.

Re: Heinrich Brem

epollock3874 — 2004-07-04 15:36:10Z

my grandmother was Helen Spertzel married to Charles Leroy born of Adam F and Nora Haverstock-I would love to get a copy of the complete family genealogy-what I have is a sparse listing from your grandmother to my grandmother. We always had family reunions at a big park-cant remember the name tho! I was little then

Re: Heinrich Brem

epollock3874 — 2004-07-04 15:35:50Z

Re: The Bream name

epollock3874 — 2004-07-04 15:28:32Z

one of the family lines also came from germany-do you know any names of ancestry that i might be able to recognize to help you find them? My grandmother gave me a list a long time ago-now that I have more time I am trying to do research to fill in the missing pieces. Good luck

Re: Heinrich Brem

epollock3874 — 2004-07-04 15:22:04Z

according to my family lore and a written tree list from my grandmother-there is a very good possibility of a relation-Mary C had several siblings-do you know any names-the list I have says-Jacob 1772, Henry III 1797, Sarah 1802, and Francis 1804-do any of these names ring a bell?

Re: Heinrich Brem

epollock3874 — 2004-07-04 15:13:53Z

according to family lore, my grandmother told me that Jacob born was born in 1772 to Henry Jr son of Heinrich Brem (b 1700) Henry Jr was small (age unknown)when arriving but Jacob was about 18-my guess is that someone had to write his name because maybe he didnt know how yet-and no record I found so far lists Henry Jr.
by the way-my ggggg grandfather was Jacob born in 1772

Re: Henry Bream

epollock3874 — 2004-07-04 15:00:08Z

Hi-my grandmother gave me this info-unsure of accurracy-so I started doing my own research-here goes-Henry Brem born in 1700 I think-came from Germany with 2 sons on the Loyal Judith from Rotterdam in 1740. His sons names were Jacob Brem and Henry Brem Jr. Henry married (unknown) and had 5 children-Jacob (my family), Mary C, Henry III, in 1797, Sarah, and Francis. when you look for the first henry search for Henrich. Hope this helps-good luck

Brean

@@tives@enteract.com — 2004-06-24 21:53:57Z

Seeking birthplace inSomerset, England, and proof of birth Mar.1845 of S.William Brean. His father was Thomas and mother Phillis Cleaves. My g.grandfather, S. Wm.,came to U.S. 1867,settled Shields Township, Lake County, Ill. His brother, George Henry Brean,came to same in 1870 or 1872, settled Waukegan, Ill. George b.1850.

BREAM/BREAN

@@tives@enteract.com — 2004-06-24 21:53:57Z

My maiden name is BREAN.They came from North Somersetshire, England. One researcher of Record Office found some Breams - which may or may not be a misspelling of Brean. My great grandparents, William and Selina (Walker) Brean came to Illinois in 1867 (abt.) If interested, I could give you some resources addresses.

Bream/Brean

@@tives@enteract.com — 2004-06-24 21:53:57Z

I am researching the BREAN surname. But understand that there could have been mistakes in spelling, in fact many spellings back in England. I have a gr. grandfather, William Brean, born in Wrington, Somerset, England, in 1845. Then his father was Thomas Brean and his father was Richard Brean.(it showed misspelling of Brain--resource people in Somerset have told me that there were 2 problems: illiteracy - people did not know how to read or spell and therefore, could not tell if a cleric misspelled their names; secondly, broad accents/pronunciation.

But then, at some point people choose one way to spell or say their names and that one stuck.

Researcher at Somerset Record Ofc, Obridge Rd.,Taunton, England, TA2 7PU, did some work for me and DID come up with a Bream. Elizabeth Bream, 65, born in Jamaica and living in Taunton St. James (1851 Census Somerset) Good luck....

Re: Heinrich Brem

doug9421 — 2004-06-16 20:22:29Z

We just dusted off an old family summary and detail listing of ancestors put together in 1951 by Mrs Guy Bream (my ggrandmother) which flows up to Heinrich Brem who arrived on the Loyal Judith in 1740.

I am interested in sharing information to gain historical insights on our family and to update the genological records that we have.

The listing we have is fairly detailed and consists of 48 pages front and back of primarily a genological chart (Not much narrative).

Feel free to contact me at doug@danac.com, if you would like to share information.

Re: Heinrich Brem

ErnieK1 — 2004-05-25 03:11:37Z

I received a copy of the Bream family history from my former father-in-law Howard Bream. It stated that Heinrich Brem was married to Kathryn Herschel and that they sailed to America with their son Jacob on the ship "Loyal Judith". They settled in the Ground Oak Church Station of Adams County. Henry Bream, the son of Jacob lived his entire life in this area and is buried in the Ground Oak Cemetery.

Re: Heinrich Brem

2004-05-15 11:57:16Z

hi, i have ancestor; john george hartzell b. 31dec1771 lower
saucon twp,pa. married to mary c. bream 22 Apr 1774,died
12 Mar 1845. mary's parents listed in my tree as henry
bream & barbara leathers. is this a connection?
thanks for any info.
ken wolf

Henry Bream

2004-05-04 01:09:23Z

I am looking for information on the family of Henry Bream, born about 1797, possible in York, Adams County Pa. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

bream

lmontagne — 2004-03-14 01:18:46Z

What kind of a last name is Bream?

Re: Dorothea Burgund

skubdue — 2004-02-29 20:25:15Z

Hello,
I can't remember if I ever contacted you back, been to long, ha ha! Would love to know what info you have on the Verry's. Happy to share anything I have with you. my email is cbth76@hotmail.com

Re: Heinrich Brem

calbream — 2003-12-06 04:44:15Z

My ggg-father came down to Gettysburg in 1840. He peeled away from the Bream's who still live in the Gardners, Mt Holly Springs, and Carlisle area. I am told Henrich Prim, Brim, Bream or whoever had serverl Henry's but that is heresay. I assume that you are aware Henrich came on the Loyal Judith.

Re: Heinrich Brem

calbream — 2003-12-06 04:44:15Z

My gggndfthr was Francis Bream(1804-1882)married at St Jmes Lutheran in Gettysburg in 1842. Francis was a sheriff of Adams Co and proprietor of Black Horse Tavern west of G-burg. As I understand from family lore that Francis was born in Tyrone Twp near York Springs. Again according to hand me down info, Franis father was a Jacob or Henry(1781-1865). There is confusion here. Siblings were Henry, Jacob, Samuel, Breshen, and Catherine.
The father of the above generation was a Henry(1750?-1828) who lived in Tyrone twp. Henry's father was Jacob Brehm, Primm or Breem(1722-1794). His father was Heinrich(1700-????) Respone appreciated.

Jeffrey Allen Bream from McSherry Town PA

2003-08-07 22:50:54Z

I've been trying to locate this man for some time. He use to be a contractor with ATT in Burlington NC and I met him while he was workin in Hawaii back in 1984 on Ford Island.

Re: Last Name

cjbrgb — 2003-07-07 14:55:54Z

We have a James Bream too but he came from the Czech Republic. Their name was Prem and some how got changed to Bream. Sorry. I am Scot and my maiden name was Smith but I don't know anything about my father's side of the family. Hear you have a great city. My grandson is 12 going on 13 and he was picked by the People to People Oranzation to travel to Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland. The one place he has wanted to go was Scotland. He really enjoyed his trip.
Good luck in your search.
Carol Bream

Last Name

2003-05-20 15:13:03Z

Guys this is awesome. I though until a few weeks ago i was the only james Bream. I have now made contact with another who is from England. I also see there are a few in America. I am actually getting quite interested in this. I even see my my (Helen Bream) posted a message on this site 3 years ago.AWESOME. Anyhows i am 24 from edinburgh, drop a line if your related to me.

Ruth BREAM, Canton, OH 1911

cribbs7777 — 2003-03-14 20:16:06Z

Listed in the Canton High School book for 1911 at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cribbs/oh_canton/
Bill
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Re: Johnson County

cjbrgb — 2003-02-09 14:37:33Z

No I don't have a Caroline Bream. The Bream chidlren were either born in what is not the Czech Republic or in PA or Iowa. The Children were small when in PA. Now Peter Bream or Prem might have had a brother that came with him but we have not found that so far. We can't trace any of our family to the many Breams in PA.
Carol