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Re: LT. COL VIRGIL BRODRICK - broderick (CIVIL WAR SOLDIER)

jlbrad1 — 2009-07-30 18:27:29Z

Sorry, meant NJ

Re: LT. COL VIRGIL BRODRICK - broderick (CIVIL WAR SOLDIER)

jlbrad1 — 2009-07-30 18:25:10Z

I've been tracking the Sussex Co NH Brodricks lately. Interested in what you may have.

Jack Bradrick

Re: Brodrick

wooltonian — 2009-05-14 08:37:15Z

An Arthur J is in my research born 1910 he is the cousin and nephew of another Arthur. He is the son of Albert E and has a brother Albert E. All born Prestwich near Manchester.
The Father is Albert E born 1879 they appear on census' 1881 1891 1901 & 1911.
You will also find them on Free bdm site

Let me know if your linked please.

KWB

LT. COL VIRGIL BRODRICK - broderick (CIVIL WAR SOLDIER)

cash4u1972 — 2009-04-18 19:08:58Z

LOOKING FOR ANCESTORS OF THIS CIVIL WAR SOLDIER, THE BRODRICK FAMILY IS FROM THE 7TH GENERATION "SAYRE" FAMILY.

FATHER JOHN BRODRICK MARRIED WIFE SARAH DONNELLY

VIRGIL HAD SISTERS MARY, JANE & SARAH

THEY WERE FRON NEWTON NJ & RELOCATED TO ANDOVER NJ
(I BELIEVE THE 1 OF THE SISTERS MARRIED TO A FREEMAN & RELOCATED TO LAKEWOOD NJ)

LT. COL BRODRICK WAS KILLED JUNE 9TH, 1863 @ BRANDY STATION VA & IS BURRIED THERE.

HIS OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS ARE BURRIED IN ANDOVER NJ

IF YOU ARE AN ANCESTOR OF LT. COL. VIRGIL BRODRICK PLEASE CONTACT ME. WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF GETTING HIM SOME RECOGNITION WITH TH EHISTORICAL SOCIETY & NEED FAMILY ASSISTANCE.

THERE ARE SOME GREAT FAMILY LETTERS FROM HIM THAT WE OBTAINED THAT YOU SHOULD SEE. THANK YOU

John BRODRICK / Broderick

wooltonian — 2009-01-23 13:54:24Z

Looking for any information on the above.
Sailed from Liverpool on RMS ORCA and arrived in New York 19th October, 1918.
He was born in Salford (Manchester) 1893
Family rumour has it he was a Policeman in New York, but others suggest he was the protector of a fighter named FERN.

He was the second Child of William John Brodrick born Birkenhead 1862 and Margaret Fern born Darwin 1872
Wiiliam was the Second surviving son of James Brodrick Born 1825 Kilkenny and Bridget Grant born 1828.

You will not find John on 1901 census but you will find the entire Family Living at
23 Raglan Street
Garston
West Derby (Now Liverpool)
Lacashire

Common names in our Family
James
Thomas
William
John
Patrick
Peter
Herbert
Francis
Bridget
Margaret
Mary
Annie
Elizabeth

Sadly due to illiteracy in the 19th century the above children Registered by Bridget have the following names on birth certificates.
Broudrick Broadrigg Broadrick Broderick Broddrick.
All children registered by James who was literate are spelt BRODRICK.

If any of the above rings a bell I will try and help.
I have been researching now since 1990 and may have information on other Brod(e)rick's in Lancashire and Cheshire.

K William John Brodrick

Son of William John
Son of Peter John
Son of Wiiliam
Son of James

Any information regarding Brodrick - Kilkenny would be greatly appreciated as I am now convinced this is where James was born. He left Ireland approx 1845 and appears on census 1851 onward.

Re: Brodricks of Macclesfield, Cheshire

haighcduk — 2008-10-26 17:10:31Z

Lloyd

My wife is related to the Brodricks of Macclesfield. Her g-g-g-grandfather was Thomas via Francis Edward and Mary Wood Brodrick.

Chris

Re: brodrick/broddrick please help

melissaBendabout66 — 2008-09-09 19:44:23Z

michele hi I have been off line for some time have info on Brodricks from Mo and Ok you can e-mail me at mjbendabout@yahoo.com if you would like to see if what I have is any help

Re: Brodrick

melissaBendabout66 — 2008-07-13 16:34:24Z

sorry it took so long to get back to you I had moved and every thing got put on hold. I would love to have any info or pic you have. My father is Edward Brodrick my e-mail is mjbendabout@yahoo.com thanks again

Re: BRODRICK

jeanparker34 — 2008-06-07 11:39:51Z

Hi Karl
Yes I agree some of the Broderick/Brodricks did settle in England I have some who started off in Yorkshire but ended up here in Lancashire do you have any of these.
Jean

Betty Brodrick - Obit 1924

fgruber24 — 2008-02-13 21:08:17Z

Kentucky Post (Covington, Kentucky)
July 18, 1924
Page: 10

Re: brodrick/broddrick please help

MicheleOllom — 2007-11-06 21:12:30Z

i see i gave the wrong e-mail address. m_carter113002@yahoo.com i'm working on broddrick family from tennessee, texas, and oklahoma area.

Re: Brodrick

brdrckt — 2007-11-01 18:05:11Z

Many thanks for your reply. I thought that the name, Brodrick, was relatively uncommon but they are cropping up all over the place. In New Zealand, in the Aukland telephone directory I found nine of the same. There are a great number in Australia and I found one who, as an archirect, was mentioned on a war memorial in Sydney. Somewhere I have a record of a Brodrick who left England for Australia in the second half of the nineteenth century, probably with a consignment of rabbits and learned from them a thing or two about procreation!
All the best,
Tim

Re: Brodrick

wooltonian — 2007-10-31 12:19:58Z

Tim
I am fully aware of the Brodrick's ie Viscounts and Earls of Midleton, however I regret they could only be linked further back in my family. Link to date not found.
My William 1862 was a Railway engine driver who was born in Birkenhead and died in Garston, Liverpool (circa 1930's) and is buried in Allerton Cemetry, Liverpool.
The William you are referring to I think was the rector of Castle Rising or decendant of.
Funny now that I live only 2-3 miles away in King's Lynn.
I am researching him out of interest only.
The only missing members I'm trying to find now are the decendants of Thomas who are present on the 1901 census but are reputed to have moved to USA as family story goes.
The Brodrick's of Midleton have fascinated me but they have been my biggest bugbear in research.
Until I can find an actual link they are secondary in my plans. Trying to find James's birthplace in Ireland has been my hardest task but will update files if I find out anymore.
Good luck with your research
Karl

Re: Brodrick

brdrckt — 2007-10-25 12:04:07Z

Hi, I think that it is quite possible that the William Brodrick that you have listed, born 1862, may be my paternal grandfather, middle name Hammond. His father came to the village of Peasmarsh, near Rye, East Sussex with the surname Ick. This he changed back to Brodrick and died and is buried with rhat name. At some time in the past, the story goes that an ancestor was disappointed with a bequest, receiving merely £3,000 (still a small fortune) when he considered that £8,000 was his due. He therefore chopped the first five letters from his surname.
As a family we appear to be descended from the Plantagenets. I believe that a William Brodrick came down to Wandsworth in the 1550's and established an estate. They moved from there to Peper Harrow near Gdalming in surrey.
They head of one line of the family is the present Viscount Midleton, Alan Brodrick, whom I have met, but he can shed no light in the Ick/Brodrick question.
The vicar's father spent some time in Antigua where he sired thee coloured offspring.
All help gratefully received.
Regards,
Tim

Re: brodrick/broddrick please help

MicheleOllom — 2007-09-22 02:58:14Z

if i have information that will be of help i'd love to share it. i can be e-mailed directly at m_carter1130022yahoo.com the brodrick that i have that went to missouri from oklahoma was lemuel "boots" brodrick. is this your family??? if so i have some information for you and would love to share it.

Re: brodrick/broddrick please help

melissaBendabout66 — 2007-09-22 01:40:30Z

my father is a Brodrick they are from Missouri and Oklahoma. Would like to share info with someone

Re: Brodrick

acorbell — 2007-08-15 18:08:46Z

I'm Kathryn Brodrick Crafton's niece. We would love to have the info you have. I understand Wendall's nickname is Gooder. Look forward to hearing from you.

brodrick/broddrick please help

MicheleOllom — 2006-02-17 22:34:44Z

need help with my brodrick/broddrick line. istella viola was born to william a. and jestin levinnia (ball) brodrick/broddrick. she was born in whitewright, texas. william was born dec 3 1873 to william and elizabeth (jackson) brodrick/broddrick. i can find nothing on william and elizabeth. i believe he was born in tenn. and she was born in missouri but that is all i know. can anyone help me??? please let me know. i don't know where else to look that i've not looked.

James/Bridget BRODRICK

2002-08-01 07:02:37Z

James Brodrick Born Ireland 1828
Wife : Bridget Brodrick 1829
All Children Born in Birkenhead
Elizabeth 1852
Thomas 1858
Margaret 1860
William 1863
James 1866
Edward 1868
John Henry 1870
James 1828 found on 1851,61,71 census's but missing on 1881 assume Emigrated.
Looking for Census information from Ireland 1841 or USA 1880
William & Elizabeth stayed in UK
Any links appreciated

Karl William

moving e mail address

2001-05-24 02:16:52Z

please note that i will be moving at the end of june and my new e mail addresses are

kwbrodrick@hotmail.com
or
k.brodrick@talk21.com

speak to you soon
best regards
K W BRODRICK

tree

2001-04-14 15:41:39Z

Have sent tree via e mail, hope you recieve. keep in touch via e mail @ kings head and I will send data.
where are you ?
regards
karl

William Brodrick Fao. Karl William

2001-04-14 14:51:05Z

I will email my address and details of family tree so far to you at manager@kingsheadwisbech.fsnet.
I hope this is correct.
joan

WILLIAM BRODRICK

2001-04-14 13:19:54Z

WILLIAM BRODRICK AND MARY MERRIGAN HAD 5 CHILDREN, JAMES, THOMAS, MARY ELIZABETH, JOHN AND WILLIAM ALL BORN IN BOLTON. WILLIAM WAS MY GREAT GRANDFATHER BORN IN 8 BACK SPRING STREET, BOLTON. I HAVE A COPY OF BIRTH CERIFICATE SHOWING WILLIAM & MARY AS PARENTS.
IF YOU HAVE AN E MAIL ADDRESS I WILL SEND YOU A COPY OF OUR FAMILY TREE SO FAR.
WHERE DO YOU LIVE NOW ? HAVE YOU ANY FAMILY TREE OF YOUR OWN THAT I WILL LINK TO ORIGINAL.
HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON
REGARDS
KWB

William Brodrick

2001-04-13 15:13:34Z

My Great Grandfather was John Aloysius Brodrick. Born in Bolton Lancs in 1871. His parents were William Brodrick, a blacksmith and Mary formerly Merigan. Thought to have emigrated from Ireland. Does anyone have any info on William please

BRODRICK - BRODERICK

2001-04-02 12:00:00Z

Desparately seeking information on "BRODRICKS"
WILLIAM BRODRICK circa 1863-1871
MARGARET BRODRICK nee FERN circa 1875
JAMES JOSEPH 1895
MARGARET circa 1900
ANNIE 1901
HERBERT 1903
FRANK 1905
PETER 1908
any information supplied would be greatly received.
regards
kwb

BRODRICK

2001-03-11 03:49:15Z

JAMES,
LIKE YOU I AM SEARCHING FOR MY ANCESTORS. YES WE ALL ORIGINATED IN IRELAND, BUT DURING THE POTATO FAMINE A LOT MOVED TO ENGLAND, USA AND AUSTRALIA. THE FAMILY GROUPS IN UK ARE LIVERPOOL (LIKELY PORT OF ENTRY) GRIMSBY, HULL & DONCASTER. IF YOU HAVE AN E MAIL ADDRESS LET ME KNOW AND I WILL SEND YOU A COPY OF OUR FAMILY TREE WHICH ALSO SHOWS OTHER BRODRICK IN THE UK.
THE NAME JAMES RUNS THROUGH OUR FAMILY BUT WILLIAM APPEARS TO BE THE MOST COMMON.
REGARDS
KWB

WILLIAM JOHN BRODRICK

2001-03-05 03:43:30Z

I AM LOOKING FOR A DATE OF BIRTH AND PLACE FOR WILLIAM JOHN BRODRICK BORN APPROX 1870-4
WE THINK IT COULD BE LIVERPOOL OR SLIGO. ANY HELP WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED.

BRODRICK

2001-03-05 03:34:37Z

message re john brodrick,
can you trace his parents names and dates of birth and i may be able to help

BRODRICK

2001-02-28 14:30:30Z

I HAVE TRACED MY FAMILY TREE BACK TO 1871 AND HAVE TENUOUS LINKS TO 1746. MY FAMILY ORIGINATED IN COUNTY SLIGO, IRELAND (WE THINK) PHONE 01945474247 (441945474247) OR MAIL MANAGER@KINGSHEADWISBECH.FSNET.CO.UK IF I CAN HELP YOU OR YOU CAN HELP ME
REGARDS
KARL

BRODRICK OF MINNESOTA

2000-12-29 21:35:12Z

MY GREAT-GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS LUCRETIA BRODRICK PALMER OF ST. PAUL MINNESOTA. SHE MARRIED TIMOTHY RUGGLES PALMER AND THEY HAD QUITE A FEW CHILDREN. TIMOTHY DIED IN 1908 AND I BELIEVE SHE LIVED QUITE A FEW YEARS AFTER THAT..IF THAT INFO. RINGS ANY BELLS I CAN DIG FURTHER, AS I HAVE QUITE A LOT OF INFO AND PICTURES OF LUCRETIA- IF IN FACT SHE IS OF YOUR RELATION...

Brodrick

ebrod — 2001-07-22 19:08:11Z

Hi my name is melissa and i am looking for information on the brodrick from ok my grandfather was chester henry brodrick he was born in 1902 and died in1970.his father was edward t brodrick born in 1881 and died in1941these were from ok. and Mo. but the there is also some from tennesse.can you help me. we have also ran into brodrick spelled brodrerick sometimes.thank you

BRODRICK / BRODERICK of Maysville, KY

MaryAnnNicholso — 2004-07-15 13:31:40Z

I have a copy of my great-grandmother’s cookbook, “The Kentucky Home Cook Book”, compiled by the Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Maysville, Kentucky, from 1884. It has a collection of ‘receipts’ from nearly 200 Kentucky women, including Miss Fannie BRODRICK, Mrs. Forman BRODRICK and Mrs. Joseph BRODRICK, all from Maysville, Kentucky. Their names are also spelled BRODERICK in one part of the book. If you connect any of the Brodricks/Brodericks, and would like a copy of their recipes, I would be happy to email it to you.

Henry Warren Broderick or Brodrick, New Zealand

phylgaskell — 2003-10-22 23:16:02Z

I am looking for descendents of Henry Warren BRODERICK, son of Thomas Henry BRODERICK and Augusta WARREN of Cork Ireland, who went to New Zealand before 1878. I believe he stayed there and had a family. His sister, Esther, was my ggrandmother.

Harold Lester Brodrick

llcgrammie — 2004-10-30 15:17:32Z

Looking for anyone knowing of a Harold Lester Brodrick, reportedly born Mishawaka, IN. 1905-1910. Fathered a child born Tulsa, Okla. 1933...never saw the child...left the Mother before the birth.
Would appreciate any help. Contact Linda at LLCGRAMMIE@aol.com

Re: Harold Lester Brodrick& child

NancyKay_W — 2005-09-10 06:05:40Z

Your query is very interesting to me. I am assistanting a friend who is trying to locate a Louis 'Jack' Brodrick who was a professional dancer. He married a girl with the last name of Doolos in Tulsa Oklahoma we have no record of where he went after that but he had 2-3 other 'wives' in later years.
He was connected to a man last Sparlin and father of my friend.

Mr Sparlin settled in Joplin, Jasper county, MO. He was a good father but the family was poor he was the janitor of the local schools here. He also met and was aciquainted with Charles Arthur Floyd a.k.a. 'Pretty Boy' Floyd.

If you wish to contact my friend please let me know and I will relay the info to her.

Nancy

Re: Brodrick

wbrodrick1 — 2005-01-27 03:46:01Z

Hi, I am married to Wendal Brodrick. He is Nolen's son.I have just found some pictures and information on Edward tom and Ella Mae Bennett Brodrick, Samuel C Brodrick and Hannah Mary Miller Brodrick, Isaac Walter and Nancy E Hall Brodrick. If you will email me I will send you what I have just recieved. Which one of Chester's children is your Parent? Diana Brodrick

Re: BRODRICK

wbrodrick1 — 2004-10-04 20:57:35Z

I am trying to locate m husbands ancestors. His father was Nolan Brodrick, born in Oklahoma 1907. Died in Missouri in 1982. His Grandfather was Edward Tom Brodrick born in Missouri Feb 18,1881, and died Wyandotte, Ok ,Aug 14, 1941 Ed's Parents were Samuel Brodrick and Anna Miller. If anyone has any information I would appreciate it. Thank you Diana Brodrick

Re: BRODRICK - BRODERICK

kevincoward500 — 2003-03-29 22:38:05Z

Have info (little) re a James Broderick migrated to Australia
1933 with 5 sons and a 6th born at sea

Re: brodrick/broddrick please help

EileenAnderson28 — 2005-11-12 13:44:07Z

Some of the Missouri Brodericks spelled their name diffently. They were originally from TN.

I do not have your relative in my files but I have come across the same problem.

Re: Harold Lester Brodrick& child

LindaColvard73 — 2005-06-19 02:59:50Z

Dear Nancy:
Yes...I would very much like to talk with your friend. The man I am helping is the child that was born here in Tulsa, in 1933. He would appreciate any information you or your friend can give us. Please write to me at LLCGRAMMIE@aol.com
So glad you answered our query.

Re: Brodricks of Macclesfield, Cheshire

wooltonian — 2006-02-16 12:09:32Z

I'm one of the Brodrick's from Birkenhead Cheshire

William son of
Karl William so
William John so
Peter so
William so
James so
Thomas (Ireland)

have you been abole to trace any of your family back to Ireland & where

Other names in our family
William
Richard
Patrick
Thomas
John
James

K William

Brodrick

wooltonian — 2006-02-16 12:09:32Z

Many years have passed since I started this search.
I've been Brodrick, Broderick, Broddrick, Broaddick and many other variations.
the spelling of our name on census returns and birth certificates has varied widely on my searches.
But I now have proof of all links for the following
Thomas - Dungarvan, Waterford, Ireland
Richard - Dungarvan,
James, John & Patrick - Dungarvan
James Brodrick's wife Bridget Grant also from same region.
their children
Elizabeth Brodrick 1852
Mary Ann Brodrick 1854
John Brodrick 1856
Thomas Brodrick 1857
Margaret Brodrick 1859
Jane Brodrick 1861
William Brodrick 1862
James Brodrick 1865
Edward Brodrick 1867
All born in Birkenhead Cheshire.

other Family members Living in Birkenhead at this time
Children of Richard 1916 & Catherine Brodrick
Mary Brodrick 1841
Patrick Brodrick 1842 married Eliza, Child Richard Starr Brodrick 1873
Christopher Brodrick 1850 married Mary E children Catherine Emily Brodrick 1873, Alfred Ernest Brodrick 1877, Minnie Agnes Brodrick 1880

John Brodrick (Shipping clerk) 1835 & wife Anne adopted two of James's children Thomas 1857 and James 1865 on the death of Bridget in 1878

Children of Thomas Brodrick 1857 and wife Sarah A Burke
Patrick Brodrick 1893
James Brodrick 1894
Annie Brodrick 1895
Thomas Brodrick 1897
John Brodrick 1901
Child of James Brodrick 1865 and wife Mary A Winters
Lily 1888

if any of the above names meet your search, contact me and I will try and help.

Brodrick/Doolos

nancykay658 — 2005-06-08 14:12:53Z

Need information on Louis "Jack" Brodrick m. Vasilikey Doolos 1933 in Tulsa, Oklahoma 1933.
He was a 'professional dancer' and married or was a common spouce to at least 2 other women.

He was also connected to or related to the Sparlins in OK.

Robert Brodrick 10-25-1823 Sarah J. Broderick Rebbecca Caroline Cynthia Mary Coppock Samuel Burson Walter Winslow

micosay — 2003-06-17 19:15:20Z

This is my 3rd great grandfather. This is as far as i have gotten back he married Mary Coppock. They had two surviving daughters Cynthia (my 2nd GGma) and Caroline who married a Walter Winslow and then i believe a Emel( found a letter in my grandmas things that was her last name) He also had two sisters that i know of a Rebbecca and a Sarah J. Rebbecca married a Samuel Burson. This all happened in Indiana i believe Grant county but other than that i have no other info would like to fill this stuff in.

Re: WILLIAM BRODRICK

cadurisko1 — 2002-02-02 16:57:34Z

I am searching for informatin regarding William Broderick and his wife Margaret Daly. Williams parents were Faniel Broderick and Ellen Kane from Tureenflough, County Kerry, Ireland. Date of marriage is not at my fingertips but I can say that Margaret's birth was Feb 9, 1870. I believe they immigrated to Chicago area. Any links?

Re: Brodricks of Macclesfield, Cheshire

ldhbrodrick — 2005-09-08 03:51:36Z

Hello Karl,
No, I have not found an Irish connection so far. My g-g-g-grandgather, Thomas Brodrick, moved to Macclesfield from Whitby (via London - where he trained as a solicitor). His brother William became a barrister on London. Their father was George Brodrick, a master Mariner, and the family appear to have been in Whitby for some time. There are multiple family stories that there is a connection with the Midleton Brodricks, but I have found no link and am quite sceptical.
regards, Lloyd Brodrick

Brodricks of Macclesfield, Cheshire

ldhbrodrick — 2003-01-29 12:18:20Z

I am currently researching ancestors who lived in Macclesfield, Cheshire, in the 19th Century. I would love to hear from anyone who has Brodrick connections in Macclesfield, and would be happy to share information.
Lloyd Brodrick

Mary Broderick 1801-1888 married Vincent Watson

slugs1 — 2002-01-24 16:05:15Z

I'm looking for the family of Mary Broderick b. 24 Feb. 1801, Ohio. Died 14 June 1888 Linn Co., OR. In 1820, she married Vincent Watson. I have her parents as William Broderick and possibly Mary Darby. Any help out there?

WILLIAM BRODRICK

KARL_BRODRICK — 2001-10-31 11:06:08Z

HELLO ALL,
YES I'M BACK ! STILL SEARCHING FOR INFORMATION ON PARENTAGE OF WILLIAM BORN 1863 AND WIFE MARGARET NEE FERN.
MANY THANKS TO ALL WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED IN THE PAST. I NOW HAVE TENUOUS LINKS TO AT LEAST 6 OTHER FAMILY BRODRICKS.
PLACE LINKS SO FAR ESTABLISHED TO ;
CONNAUGHT REGION IRELAND
LIVERPOOL
BIRKENHEAD
HORWICH
HUDDERSFIELD
LEEDS
ECCLESTONE
PRESCOT
GARSTON
AS A LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE DRIVER HE CERTAINLY GOT ABOUT A BIT. HE THEN WORKED IN CABLE FACTORY, PRESCOT AND FINISHED AS DOCK LABOURER GARSTON.
ANY NEW INFORMATION OR TENUOUS LINKS TO OTHER BRODRICKS WILL BE EXPLORED AND BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
KARL

Re: BRODRICK - BRODERICK

KARL_BRODRICK — 2001-10-31 11:06:08Z

Any information would be appreciated.
Our JAMES born approx 1895 does this match ?
regards
KW BRODRICK