Brim - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Brin(Brim, Brimm) family, England

nicolarichardson2010 — 2011-05-27 20:38:12Z

Hello,

Just read message. Thank you for info. Is your tree private or public?

We looked at the transcript of the marriage at Cambridge. Are you saying that if we ask to see the actual records we might gain more information? The church no longer exists as far as I can find and was in the middle between Cambridge and Bedford. Most relatives seem to be in Bedford.

How is your research going?

Lovely to hear from you.

Regards
Nicola

Brim

ginmill01 — 2011-05-24 19:07:55Z

Looking for any info on David Brim from Mississippi in the mid 1800s. he moved to Missouri with family. Son, Thomas Arthur Brim was my Great grandfather, Thurman Walter Brim my grandfather.

Re: Brin(Brim, Brimm) family, England

tretrees3 — 2011-05-21 08:47:28Z

Hi Nicola,

Jasper (John ?) Brin married Elizabeth Clarke 17 MAY 1779

East Hatley . The church incumbent might have a copy of marriage ,which might mention Jasper 's fathers name .

I can only guess from his children names Jasper's father was either John, George, Simeon or Henry or Joseph .

I am also descended from Jasper ,though William and Sarah Miller , Simeon and Emma Wright , William Robert and Ann Sarah King, Robert william Fred Harry and Alice Thersa Anstey ,Pamela Joy Brim was my mother , My name is also Nicola ,My father was Jo Reilly .

Happy to help fill a few gaps

Thank you Nicola

Re: Brim North Carolina or Arkansas

mymommydad — 2011-05-14 16:19:17Z

hi.this is nadine ,was checking the family tree.and it seem as we might have a little something,because one of the brother is jim.U can call me and we can talk about it my no.is 313-717-6340

Re: Brim North Carolina or Arkansas

PatriciaBrim74 — 2011-05-09 22:07:05Z

I am mailing it out today. You will probably have questions once you receive it. Call me @ 702-578-3969.

Re: Brim North Carolina or Arkansas

jamessmall50 — 2011-05-08 05:36:38Z

30465 Red Maple Ln
Southfield,Mich. 48076

Thanks cuz

Re: Brim North Carolina or Arkansas

PatriciaBrim74 — 2011-05-08 05:00:10Z

I'm sorry, I found it a few days after we talked last and I made copies and mailed out. Please send me your address again and I will mail out to you Monday.

Re: Brim North Carolina or Arkansas

jamessmall50 — 2011-05-08 03:33:24Z

No, I never received any of the information. The last I heard was that you had it in shoe boxes in the garage and had to sort through it

Re: Brim North Carolina or Arkansas

PatriciaBrim74 — 2011-05-08 03:15:56Z

None of the names you mentioned sounds familiar, except for Love Brim. Was this a male, and if so, did he go by "Lovie"? I met a Love Brim back in June 1996 when my mother was in the hospital in Little Rock Arkansas. We compared notes and did not think we were related. My father was born in Wilmot Arkansas in Feb 1932. Not sure if any of this sound familiar.

Re: Brim North Carolina or Arkansas

PatriciaBrim74 — 2011-05-08 03:04:42Z

James, it's Tricia. This was the post I put on here a few years back. Didn't you get the family tree info I sent to you?

Re: Brim North Carolina or Arkansas

mymommydad — 2011-05-07 16:22:01Z

Hi.I am a Brim my father was nathan brim they clll him monk brim we are from Arkansas.i has been looking for our peoples also sure hope we can help each.starter, my name is Nadine Brim [dotts]I am giving you a list of all the brother thera were 12 boys and 1 girl.so we have a very large family tree. Nathan monk.williams.george.andy.duke.jim.ed.love.collie.jack.bullie,and Lucy brim. I only know my dad side and 2 of his brother.so let do this we have our work cut out for us . you can call me. my no.313 717 6340. I live in det

Re: Brim North Carolina or Arkansas

jamessmall50 — 2011-03-10 02:01:51Z

This maybe my grandfather. The name i have was John Henry Brim. The birth and date of death are the same. I haven't been able to find any other info past him. If this was my grandfather,he was married to Katie White and he had a son Jim when they married. If this information sound correct, let me know.

Re: brim, simon

gamill183 — 2010-11-22 13:35:03Z

In 1900 he was in Clay, Clark, MO....Birthdate of Fed. 1867, was married to Ella J Tucker, he died in 1923, I think in Illinois. Some census show his as simon brimm, irwin brim, it's very confusing.

Re: brim, simon

rosie456 — 2010-11-22 12:14:18Z

Unless someone has very similar interests to you, you will probably get a better response if you could give us some more information, such as country, county/state or town and any other dates or family that you know about.

Can you also be more specific in what you are looking for.

Rosemary

brim, simon

gamill183 — 2010-11-21 14:54:10Z

looking for any information on simon brim, married ella j tucker, simon died in 1923, but can't find anymore information

Brin(Brim, Brimm) family, England

nicolarichardson2010 — 2010-10-08 22:02:13Z

I have traced back to Jasper and Elizabeth Brin marrying in 1779 in East Hatley, Cambridgeshire. Jasper and Elizabeth were parents of William born 1780. I am unable to trace any further back on Jasper Brin. I have searched Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire archives and not found anything. Any help on what to do next would be appreciated or anyone researching the same family and any info they have would also help.

Re: Constant R Brim, NC-KY-Johnson Co, MO

sheldon682 — 2010-10-05 20:43:16Z

Do you have information on Constant's Parents and siblings?

Re: Brim, James Richard (BRIMM)

anickao — 2010-08-03 20:48:39Z

Those names are his wife Mary and his children, this is my family too

brim

GloJ11 — 2010-07-30 03:33:46Z

my ggggandfather was james jackson brim born 1828,indiana his father was lodda brim born mercer co,kentucky looking for parents of lodda brim supposed to be churchill brim thanks gloj1@yahoo.com

Re: Brim/Brame: John and Mary (Dabney) Brim/Brame

GloJ11 — 2010-05-19 05:05:40Z

i also decend from john brim and mary dabney then josiah brim and elizabeth beamon,churchill brim was my gggrandfather

BRIM Betty Jean 1935 1992 beloved wife and daugnter

t42Hilltop_DalCoTX — 2010-05-15 20:39:51Z

BRIM Betty Jean 1935 1992 beloved wife and daugnter

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Surname wrongly transcribed 1861 census Wales

tafvsfamhist — 2009-10-08 10:12:57Z

1861 Wales census: Ref; 9/4081 schedule No: 249 for Tim O'Brien family is wrongly transcribed as Brim on the Ancestry printer friendly page.
In addition the entry above for Catherine O Brien is wrongly transcribed as Brim.

BRIM Belva June 1929 2007 gone from our home but not from our hearts

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-09 12:25:05Z

BRIM Belva June 1929 2007 gone from our home but not from our hearts

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BRIM Lucille 1909 1991 at rest

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-09 12:24:55Z

BRIM Lucille 1909 1991 at rest

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BRIM Henry 1904 1962 at rest

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-09 12:24:45Z

BRIM Henry 1904 1962 at rest

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Descendants of Nathan and Irena Brim of Arkansas

erikadavismedina — 2009-01-07 21:30:50Z

The Brims of Clark County Arkansas (around Arkadelphia) are an african-American Family. Nathan Brim was born in North Carolina around 1851. He married Irena (also known as Rena). Does anyone know her maiden name? Nathan's mother is Mariah (born about 1829). Does anyone have information on her prior to the 1880 census?

BRIM James K Rev and Thelma G

t42Moore — 2008-12-23 18:06:07Z

BRIM James K Rev and Thelma G

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Re: William B. Brimm son of Nathaniel Brimm?

rubymc15 — 2008-11-18 23:52:43Z

Not sure if I can help but I have a Brim(m) family in St. Francois Co. Missouri, too. Have put up a web-page for this family - use the usual http and then type in "home"(dot)"comcast"(dot)"net"(slash)"~rubymc"(slash)"brim"(dot)"htm"

Hope this works for you. My email is rubymc @ comcast.net (without the spaces before or after the @)

William B. Brimm son of Nathaniel Brimm?

stlblues2001 — 2008-11-08 02:28:15Z

I am trying to locate information on William B. Brimm. He married Mary Jane Leftridge on 9-30-1900 in St. Francois Co. Missouri. Any help is appreciated.
Eric Burch

looking for information on Bedra Beatrice Cleveland

claudiainseattle — 2008-11-05 00:53:41Z

Parents were Willliam Cleveland and Ollie BRIM. Would love to share information I have on the family with anyone willing to do so with me. Claudia in Seattle

BRIM Alice Gertrude 1867 1938 wife of C H Brim

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-04 12:16:22Z

BRIM Alice Gertrude 1867 1938 wife of C H Brim

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BRIM Charles Henry 1858 1941

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-04 12:16:08Z

BRIM Charles Henry 1858 1941

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BRIM Beulah Gertrude 1902 1929 dau of C H and A G Brim

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-04 12:15:50Z

BRIM Beulah Gertrude 1902 1929 dau of C H and A G Brim

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Re: William Brim

doug_brim — 2008-09-25 10:01:11Z

Julie,Several of the younger Brims moved west with Joseph Smith. Rev.W W Brim was a circit rider for the Methodist Church in central PA Any luck with search for your Joseph?

Re: William Brim

doug_brim — 2008-08-17 11:25:03Z

julieg155.
Have information on the brims contact me a dprh311@aol.com see if we can find joseph and gilah.

Doug

Re: William Brim

doug_brim — 2008-08-14 14:43:46Z

Julie
My brim conection is thru Frederick Brim b 1760. I have his family info but no parents..He is my stone wall. Can find no Joe in this heritage
Keep in touch

Re: William Brim

julieg155 — 2008-08-14 03:00:20Z

Hi Doug,

I'm very interested in what you wrote about Frederick Brim and Rev. William Wallace Brim. I am trying to trace my tree as well and have gotten as far back as Joseph Brim b. about 1783-1787. He married Gilah Bowman in 1809 in Patrick County, VA. After his death, there was a religious type robe found in his trunk (so the story goes, anyway) and I wonder if there could be any type of a connection with these Brims. I haven't been able to find out where he was born or who his parents were. I don't know what country these Brims were from originally. Most of the line now lives in Virginia and North Carolina. Can you share any further information with me, or suggest where I might look? Thank you so much.
Julie

Re: William Brim

julieg155 — 2008-08-14 02:39:55Z

Hi, I have traced my tree to Joseph Brim b. about 1787 and married Gilah Bowman in 1809 in Patrick County, VA. I haven't been able to find out where he born. He had a son named William Brim who married Mahala Arrington in VA or NC. I am very interested in any information you may have on the Brim line and when they came to this country. It had to have been around the same time period you mentioned, as I can not find anything further back. There is a place in Scotland called Brim's Ness, but I haven't been able to link them to Scotland. Do you have any idea where the family came from originally? Thank you so much.
Julie

George Brim, 89, son of , Frank and Christine Brim. P, * served Army. WW, II ,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-05-25 03:37:55Z

Brim, George
North Huntingdon

George Brim, 89,
a former resident of Redstone Highlands in North Huntingdon, died Thursday, May 22, 2008. He was born July 7, 1918, in Irwin, a son of the late Frank and Christine Brim.
Prior to retirement,
George was employed by Westinghouse Electric. He was a lifetime member of the Irwin Moose, enjoyed playing cards, gardening and was an avid hunter. Her served our country during World War II in the Army. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Marcia Herda Brim, in 1973; one granddaughter; and eight brothers and sisters. He is survived by three sons, George B. and his wife, Mercie, of Apple Valley, Calif., William J. and his wife, Donna, of North Huntingdon, and Robert L. and his wife, Joann, of Wyano; one daughter, Patricia Wise and her husband, William, of Pittsburgh; 10 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren. Friends received from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday and 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday in the JAMES W. SHIRLEY FUNERAL HOME INC., Clay Pike, North Huntingdon, where funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Sunday in the funeral home chapel. Interment will be in Irwin Union Cemetery. www.shirleyfuneralhome.com. Memorials may be made to Redstone Highlands Free Care Fund.

Afro-american Brim Family

chiefbrim — 2008-04-14 03:12:32Z

My great grandfather last name is Brim , out of Georgia (Burke Co). There are a lot of us thur out the east coast, Flordia to New York and Ohio. West coast also. It surprised me to find out we had/have white Brims in the family even though I knew some that was married into the name. I guess what I'm really tring to get at is if Brim is a slave name? I thought Brim was an Indian name. Could anyone clear this up for me? I do know that it's a very powerfull name and I love being a Brim. We have very strong genes, and strongly beleive in reproduction.

Re: Brim Family - Indiana

sheldon682 — 2008-02-04 18:57:08Z

Marty,
I think John was the father. I find John Brim in the 1830 Parke County census with his wife and 2 boys-1<5 and 15 to 10. He is 30-40 and his wife is 20-30. They are in the 1840 Parke Cty Census with 2 boys 5-10 1 10-16 1 16-20 father 40-50 and 2 girls under 5 with Mother 30-40. John is not on the 1850 census in Indiana because the ones that are showing on the census were there in 1840 too. Elmore-who was one of the under 5 in 1840 is in Vermillion County in 1850 with another family-Jamison as a chair maker. (there was a Cynthia and Hugh Jamison living with Brims in a later census so they must be related. I think Indiana was with another family and I'll have to look again but Mary was with another family too. Wonder if the father died and the mom remarried or both parents died. Wlmore was in Tremont Tazewell County Illinois with 2 children by 1860 and died in 1861 leaving 3 children and one born a few months after he died (she also died soon after birth).
I went to Roseville last summer. There is only a covered bridge, a bar/restaurant, and a cemetery left. No Brims in the cemetery. Rockville library has a little information on Roseville in their library.
Will need to go back through my information and check Houck, Trout, Boatmans, & Wrights.
Please stay in touch.

Re: Brim Family

debmoricle — 2008-01-27 00:21:17Z

My great,great, great, great grandparents were Ammanuel and
Mary Fulkerson Hill. I am trying to find out their parents
names. I am a descendant of Jessie Manning Hill. My fathers
name is David Hill. If you have any information I would
appreciate it. I guess this makes us distant cousins some how.
I did not know they had a daughter named Elizabeth. I cannot
find much information that far back. Thanks for your help!

Re: Brim Family - Indiana

mejvej — 2008-01-26 16:07:24Z

Hi Diane, it has been a while since we have connected. I haven't done very much with the Brim family but going thru my notes I did find that Joseph Wright (husband to Indiana Brim ) died June 1, 1900. in Vermillion Co., IL and Indiana is listed as the "head" of her household. From the informantion about her youngest child, they had moved to Illinois by Sept. 1882. 1900 Vermillion Co., IL, Danville Twp, Danville City, ward 6 ED#74, June 1, 1900, page 15A/308, 315/349 show them living at 524 Grant St. It shows Wright, Indiana-head-Marach 1843-57widow-had 10 children/7 living-IN Scotland Germany. Two living at home Mansel-son-March 1877-23 single-IN IN IN-teamster and Julie-dau-Sept. 1882-17-single-IL IL IL. You may already have this information. Have you found the names of Indiana & Mary's parents? I found a John Brim is 1830 with 3 white males at home. The Trout family is related to my Howk family. Virgil Trout married Emma Valentine in April 19, 1901. She was a sister to my ggrandmother, Susan. Martha Wright could have married into the Trout family. She was married more than once. The Brim, Valentine, Wright and Howk family seems to be intertwined. The Brims & Howks were related as Mary Ellen Brim (b.2/14/1841-d.1888) was the 1st wife of my ggrandfather, Pleasant. I hope some of this will help. I feel that your Brim ancesters and mine are connected. Marty Johnson

Re: Brim Family - Indiana

sheldon682 — 2008-01-24 19:31:01Z

I have seen a lot of your postings and wondered if you will check your information to see if you have any Indiana or Illinois Brims that might help me get past my brick wall. My gggrandfather Elmore Brem/Brim was born in Roseville, Parke County, Indiana around 1838/9. There was a John, Phillip, William, Susannah and children Indiana & Mary in the area around that time. Elmore is on the census in Vigo county in 1850 as a chairmaker in the household of Henry Jamison. Elmore and Mary Jane PIPPIN married 30 Aug 1857 in Tremont, Tazwell Cty, Illinois. Elmore died in June 1863 at Sherman's Landing, LA. He was 25 years old. His children were my ggrandfather, Highland Elmore Brim (born on 6 Jun 1860 Tazewell Cty., IL), Angeline Brim (born on 3 Jun 1859 Tremont Twp, Tazewell Cty., IL), Sarah Elizabeth Brim (born on 22 Apr 1861 Tazewell Cty., IL), and Mary D. Brim (born on 10 Jan 1863 Tazewell Cty., IL - died on 10 Oct 1863 in Tazewell Cty., IL)
In the 1870 Illinois census for Tremont, Tazwell Cty, he is living with a Barnum family and his younger sister Sarah Elizabeth and mother are living with Richard Pippin (their grandfather/mom's dad). Their older sister Angeline is living in the home of Martha Trout.
My gfather Emory Layton Brim was born in Brokenbow, NE. in 1898 to Hyland and Ella Jane FRANCIS BRIM. The Hyland Brim family was in Canada from 1901-June 1909 and in Laclede & Texas County, MO 1910, 1920, & 1930.
Any help would be appreciated.
Dianna Watson Sheldon
dlsheldon@bresnan.net or rsheldon@gjmesa.com

Re: Brim family from Iowa and Kansas

lvannorman2009 — 2007-09-22 12:28:24Z

i am also searching BRIM from kansas and missouri.
i'm looking for charles w b abt 1883 ks
marion g w b abt 1887 ks
daisy m b abt 1890 mo
henry oren b abt 1895 mo
katie b abt 1898 mo
earl b abt 1902/04
i know that daisy was working as a hotel servant and living with the medley family.
any help would greatly be appreicated.
thanks in advance
lisa

Re: BRIM LYMAN

HalseyRae — 2007-09-10 23:14:34Z

Need help, to find parents of Hyland E. Brim. born 11 Jan, 1894

I have Elmore Brim, born 25 June,1863 in Tazewell Co. Ill.
married "Marry Jane Pippin' 30 Aug. 1857. in Tazewell.

they have son Highland Elmore Brim, born on "June 6 , 1860

Re: william west

lisavannorman — 2007-04-02 17:08:11Z

Dear Sir,
I was reading your post on ancestry.com and seen that you are related to brim in benton county missouri, so am i, i wonder if it is the same family. Here is what i have on my brims.
George w b aug 1845 sc
maria rhoda (ropp) b feb 1859-61 in
their children are as follows:
charles w b sept 1883 ks
marion g w b july 1887 ks
daisy m b oct 1890 mo
bessie b b june 1893 mo
heny (louis) o b march 1895 mo
katie h b april 1898 mo
earl b 1900 mo

Re: Mary Jane Brimm or Brim of Missouri

puppymomisme — 2007-01-12 00:11:49Z

One more thing re: Mary Jane Brimm. Her husband Wesley Alexander Middleton was born in Tennessee. Don't know if that means anything or not. I thought I found him as a young boy 1850 Reynolds County, living in Missouri by then, so they wouldn't have met as adults in Tennessee then. I have sent for his pension records so maybe that will tell us something for sure too.

Re: Mary Jane Brimm or Brim of Missouri

puppymomisme — 2007-01-12 00:08:44Z

Here is something to think about. In the 1880 census Mary Jane is living with her husband Wesley Alexander Middleton and her age there is listed as being abt 49 years old. I did more research and found her birth year as 1844 so I thought the 1880 one was a census taker error. So hmmmm Idon't know what to think. I do know the family was in St. Francois County in 1880 though. I very interested to see what else you may find.
Okay thank you so much. Feel free to e-mail me at pstempfly@hotmail.com as well

Re: Mary Jane Brimm or Brim of Missouri

RobertMumford51 — 2007-01-11 23:50:11Z

I agree, then if the census records are consistent. But, I took a quick look on the St Francois county web site, and found a John Brim and a William Brimm there. (marriage records). My Mary J had brothers with those names, who I have lost track of. (I need to take another hard look at the records I have.)

I still beleive the 2 Mary J(anes) would be related. There was a large family of Brimms that came out of middle TN to West Tn in the 1840s and several of them moved on to Mo. I will dig a bit more and get back to you.