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TIMOTHY BUGBEE (or BUCKBEE) b. bef. 1578, England

johnston333 — 2009-10-30 17:20:52Z

Attempting to locate information on parentage, siblings, marriage of TIMOTHY BUGBEE (or Buckbee), b. bef. 1578, England, possibly near Stratford-le-Bow. Children were EDWARD BUGBEE (or BUGBY or BUCKBEE), b. abt. 1594, and RICHARD BUCKBEE, b. abt. 1600.

Re: Warren Buckbee Family in NY

ameestjohn3 — 2009-10-23 17:41:57Z

Warren Buckbee is my great great grandfather. He is the sone of Lewis Buckbee and Mary Chase. Warren married Ella Mae Willard and they had 2 children Marie M. Buckbee and James W. Buckbee(my great Grandfather). I am doing extensive research on my family history and have alot of information. If you have any pertaining to my family please contact me.

??? Conklin Buckbee (father of Charles Jackson Buckbee 1833-1895)

mdavies891 — 2009-08-02 20:00:28Z

I am trying to find out more information on [first name uncertain, poss. John] Conklin Buckbee, born in New York. May have gone by his middle name, Conklin. He was married to Catherine Jackson, who came over from England. I am very roughly guessing that he was born sometime around 1800. The following are notes about him passed down from my great-great-grandfather: "was tugboat captain Aspinwall Co. in New York later sec'y of company died when Fanny Buckbee Hitchcock his granddaughter was 7 (His was a large family some lived in Utica, Schenectady etc) married NYC-moved to Albany where three children born + returned to NYC." He was the father of Capt. Charles Jackson Buckbee, 1833-1895, who resided in New Haven, CT. Any information at all would be much appreciated.

TIMOTHY BUCKBEE, or more likely BUGBEE, b. before 1578, England

johnston333 — 2008-12-06 16:37:52Z

Attempting to locate information on parentage, siblings, marriage of TIMOTHY BUCKBEE, or more likely BUGBEE, b. before 1578, England, possibly at or near Stratford-le-Bow, England. Children were EDWARD BUCKBEE,or Bugbee, b. abt 1594, and RICHARD BUCKBEE, b. abt 1600.

Re: Alanson K. Buckbee

johnston333 — 2008-11-22 01:13:53Z

Vicky,
I haven't used Ancestry.com much for my Buckbee Family genealogy, but I just took a look under the name Buckbee and found your message from 1999. I believe we've corresponded before; if not, I know I've tried to contact you some years ago. The Buckbee genealogy is not too fresh in my mind because I've been working on two other of my family lines the past couple of years. If you still need data on Alanson K. Buckbee and Esther Young, I have lots of it...the entire family line. I presented my Buckbee genealogy to the Chemung (Elmira) County Historical Society and gave them copyright privileges in an effort to share my extensive data, including biographies and photos. I had help from Vaughirene Buckbee Wainwright Taylor, who lives in Elmira; believe you already know of her. Anyway, if you need more data on the Buckbee Elmira family line, just let me know, and I'll send you the entire genealogy report.
Bob Johnston
aberdeen3@comcast.net
913 859-9430

Warren Buckbee Family in NY

icecreamcones — 2008-01-05 13:17:07Z

I'm looking for information on Warren Buckbee, b. abt 1867, and lived in Beaver Dam, NY (near Elmira/Corning). He had a wife, Ella, b. abt 1866 in PA. I'm at the very, very beginning of my search, so I apologize for not including more here. Please contact me if you see a connection to this couple.
~Kelly

Buckbee - Helmick

f_fest — 2007-11-30 06:06:35Z

Looking for info about a William Wayne Buckbee and a Mary Elizabeth Helmick, dau. of William B Helmick and Hosannah Reed, b 1870 in Tucker and d 1948 in Grant County. When she died she was married to a Henry Bennett. I am trying to find out if this Mary was ever married to a William Wayne Buckbee. My great grandfather, Jackson Buckbee, was raised by them I am told. William was b 1865, and the s.o. Jesse Buckbee and Christina Teter.

Thanks for any help.
Fred

John R. Buckbee, New York > California, Died 6/29/1873

sandrabordelon — 2007-02-22 18:54:09Z

John R. Buckbee

Mr. Buckbee’s first labors in Plumas county were at mining at Smith’s bar on the east branch of the north fork of Feather river. On the fourth of July, 1852, John delivered the oration at the celebration. He was a man of considerable native talent, with a fair education. He came from New York, where he had studied medicine, but never practiced in California, being engaged in mining. His legal attainments were first made known to the public some time in July, 1852, when he prosecuted the man Joshua for the murder of Bacon, before a miner’s court. In the spring of 1854 he took up his residence at Quincy, and turned his attention to the law, and was admitted to practice at the first session of the district court held in Plumas county in July, 1854. In the fall of that year he was elected district attorney, and held it till the spring of 1857, when he returned to New York, married, and emigrated to Wisconsin. In 1860 he came back to Quincy and resumed the practice of law. He also associated himself with Matt Lynch in the Plumas Standard, a democratic sheet. He was a strong advocate of the right of states to secede, until the war broke out, when he became a Douglas unionist. He ran for district attorney in the fall of 1861, and was defeated by P. O. Hundley. He was elected to the office in 1863 by a fusion of the Douglas democrats and the republicans, and was re-elected in 1865. Buckbee was retained by James H. Yeates in the lawsuit about the shrievalty which occurred at this time. S. J. Clark was the republican contestant for sheriff, and Buckbee’s advocacy of Yeates got him out of favor with the old-line republicans. The county court decided in Yeates’s favor, which decision in the supreme court first sustained and then reversed. Mr. Buckbee gave his whole time to politics. He took an active part in the senatorial fight between his relative, Cole, and Sargent, in which the latter was defeated. Buckbee was elected to the assembly in 1867, defeating John D. Goodwin, the democratic candidate. The Virginia and Oroville railroad act, in which Buckbee was concerned, proved the death-blow to his political existence in Plumas. He returned to his constituents to find the people fearfully indignant, and it was apprehended by some that he would be mobbed. It was some time before the public became sufficiently tranquil to listen to Buckbee in vindicating his course. In a short time he went to San Francisco and obtained a situation in the mint. A softening of the brain finally resulted in insanity, and he was taken to the asylum in February, 1873, where he died June 29, 1873.

SOURCE: Illustrated History of Plumas, Lassen & Sierra Counties, with California from 1513 to 1850. –
Fariss and Smith, San Francisco, 1882. p 182

Walter C Buckbee obit

snapdragon_car — 2006-11-17 06:17:45Z

Found in the San Bernardino, CA, Sun, 30 Aug 1947, page 6

Re: Buckbee/Young -- Preston & Leonard

WilliamThompson61 — 2006-06-27 04:28:36Z

I forget what info we already exchanged, but I have data on James Preston's desc and ancestry.

Also lots on Justus Leonard's desc & ancestry..

Carrie Amanda Buckbee & Edgar Hopestill Hazlett - Tioga Co. PA

WilliamThompson61 — 2006-06-27 04:28:36Z

Seeking desc. of Carrie Amanda BUCKBEE, b. 1837 or 1838 in PA, m. 1870 in Farmington Twp., Tioga Co., PA, to Edgar Hopestill HAZLETT (1843 - 1910). She was a dau. of Catherine WOOD and Rev. Daniel S. BUCKBEE. He was a son of Catherine Swartwood KNAPP (1816 - 1902) and Samuel HAZLETT (1816 - 1886).

Children of Carrie and Edgar were:
1) Ida M. HAZLETT (1861 - 1884), m. 1881 to Edgar Frank EVANS and had Vera M. EVANS, d. 1886; &
2) Ernest HAZLETT (1872 - 1898).

Don't know if Ernest ever married.

Clement BUCKBY of London, England

2006-06-02 18:20:12Z

Clement BUCKBYE married Barbarie TYBBES on 29 June 1583 at Everdon, Northampton, England.

The children of this couple were:

1) Elizabeth BUCKBEY christened 12 Oct 1595 at Holy Trinity the Less, London, London, England.
2) Martha BUCKBY christened 14 Nov 1602 at Holy Trinity the Less, London, London, England.
3) Jane BUCKBY christened 26 Mar 1587 at Holy Trinity the Less, London, London, England.
4) Dorathe BUCKBYE christened 24 May 1590 at Holy Trinity the Less, London, London, England.
5) Anne BUCKBY christened 12 Sep 1585 at Holy Trinity the Less, London, London, England.
6) Michael BUCKBEY christened 11 Feb 1597 at Holy Trinity the Less, London, London, England.
7) William BUCKBEY christened 22 Oct 1592 at Holy Trinity the Less, London, London, England.
8) Thomas BUCKBEY christened 11 Feb 1597 at Holy Trinity the Less, London, London, England.
9) Mary BUCKBEY christened 1 Jun 1600 at Holy Trinity the Less, London, London, England. She died 15 Jun 1602.

Does anyone have any additional information on this family? THanks. Dennis

Hannah BUCKBY of England

2006-06-02 18:17:58Z

Children of William BUCKBY:

1) Hannah BUCKBY Christened 14 Oct 1644 Clifton, Bedford, England

2) Edward BUCKBY Christened 24 Oct 1647 Clifton, Bedford, England

3) Mary BUCKBY Christened 13 Oct 1639 Clifton, Bedford, England

Hannah BUCKBY married William TIGH on 11 Apr 1665 at Saint Bartholomew the Less, London, London, England.

Children of William TIGH and Hannah BUCKBY:

1) Elizabeth TIGH was christened 24 Sep 1682 at Saint Peter Cornhill, London, London, England

2) John TIGHE was christened 2 Feb 1671 at Saint Peter Cornhill, London, London, England. He married Elinore about 1717. He died 1739 in Baltimore County, Maryland. Children: John TYE b. 1717 Baltimore County, Maryland, m. Presotia HITCHCOCK; Susannah TYE b. 1715 in Baltimore County, Maryland, m. John BELL; Joshuah TYE b. 1719 in Baltimore County, Maryland, killed by a horse.

3) Ursula TIGH was christened 10 Mar 1674 at Saint Peter Cornhill, London, London, England. Ursula TIGH married Samuel VERNER on 12 Dec 1693 at Saint Bride Fleet Street, London, London, England.

4) William TIGH was christened 4 Aug 1675 at Saint Peter Cornhill, London, London, England.

5) William TIGH was christened 2 Aug 1678 at Saint Peter Cornhill, London, London, England.

6) Mary TIGHE was christened 29 Jan 1668 at Saint Peter Cornhill, London, London, England.

Re: Buckbees in Orange CO., New York 1700s.

teddivial — 2006-03-30 20:28:06Z

I got my information from my Grandfather Stanley Carter Vial. His family were great record keepers. In fact I was fortunate to get them all passed down to me. A lot of the records and letters, journals, scraps of paper can date to the late 1700s. At any rate the family kept the family tree records on most of the information that I have. Stanley Carter Vial's along with his Aunt Alice Mildred Vial took the records they had and typed them all down during the 1950s. This also included 3 different family trees with names. On the Ketchum tree is where I got the information on the Buckbees. Russell Buckbee Sr. (that I have) was born 1/28/1715 died: 9/2/1795. He married an unknown Marcywho was born 1/22/1724 died:9/2/1777. They had a daughter Ansenath born 4/14/1747 died:3/11/1813. I have found a brother named Russell while doiong my research, who was born in the Orange Co. area. These are the only siblings I have of this family so far. I have been researching that this family name may have been that of the "Bugbie/Bugby" of the Mass. The name is so close and in my research I have came across name changes in a lot of Family last names. If you know anymore or have corrections it would be appreciated.
I made a trip up to Orange County New York and was able to see the old homesteads (or where they were) and graves of my family in that area. Quite an interesting Historical area to see. Thanks Tedd Vial

Re: Buckbees in Orange CO., New York 1700s.

ctb10 — 2006-01-13 03:49:46Z

Hello,
I am looking for the parents and siblings of Ezekiel BUCKBEE b. 18 Feb 1785 in Orange Co., NY, m. Ruth HANFORD and d. 1 Mar 1868 in Walton, Delaware Co. NY. He is said to be a son of Ezekiel BUCKBEE. Does anyone connect to this family who can give me some leads?
Thank you
Carol Bradford
PS I have a Sarah CANFIELD who married Josiah PLATT in CT in 1669. Are the NY BUCKBEEs related to the CT BUCKBEEs?

Re: Buckbee

DHaas — 2005-08-14 21:16:24Z

Sorry - I haven't seen your posts til today. It turns out there are at least 2 Jesse Buckbees with pre 1800 births in Orange County NY. MY Jesse: no more info about that line available so far. If we're related, it's going to be thru the Josiah missing links I think - so at this point, I would have to say we have no links in common yet (we have no Israel's documented and my line is very heavy in repeated names). The other Jesse Buckbee was the son of Russel Buckbee of Orange County, b. 1780's if I remember correctly. The Russel Buckbee line is tied to the Buckbee line in Rockford, IL. There may be a connection there - they have a fairly well documented family history and you can probably find them online. At moment, our info is in disarray (lost a computer file and will have to go through printed documents) - let me know at adhaas@citcom.net if you want me to track down a contack with the Rockford bunch.

Good Huntin'!

Re: Buckbee

judisellhomes — 2005-08-14 07:37:55Z

Yes, I do believe he was born in England. Have you heard of a family member by the name of Walter Adsit Buckbee who died approx. 1851 in Michigan. Any info. you could provide me would be helpful

Re: Buckbee

GloriaKoehler99 — 2005-08-12 00:25:03Z

Hi Kathy
It's been a long time since we were in contact with each other and also a very long time since I looked into any of this research. I came upon something interesting this evening when I did a "search" on the name JAMES H. BUCKBEE. There was someone with this name who lived in New York City in the late 1800's and made banjos. I wonder if that James H. Buckbee relates to the one we have been researching?
How are you coming along with your research?
Gloria

Re: Buckbees in Orange CO., New York 1700s.

2005-07-13 15:04:02Z

Ross, Do you have any information linking Samuel & Russel in Orange Co? Do you have any definitive information for exactly where in Orange Co Russel (and/or Samuel) actually lived or was buried - so we can narrow the land records searches and look for wills in the right place? Mom & I went up there last spring for several days but it seemed a dead end unless we get more info. Do you have any info on a Buckbee married to a Canfield around 1800?

I'll look (late August) to see - I think we have more info on the Rockford Buckbees.

Re: Buckbee

2005-07-13 05:59:56Z

Hello, Judi,
My ancestor Israel Buckbee was born 1720 in England and his wife was Bethick. They had 5 children and Israel Buckbee died in Duchess Co. NY in
about 1820.
Does this sound like any connection with your ancestor?
David Ganfield
david.ganfield@verizon.net

Re: Buckbees in Orange CO., New York 1700s.

2005-07-13 02:11:07Z

The Jesse Buckbee that has been traced to my family line was born in 1786 and died in Rockford, IL. His father was Russell Jr. This comes from a history of Rockford, IL. I have been wondering about the Buckbees that went to WV. Are they brothers to Russell . . . or cousins. Stay in touch.

Thanks, Ross

Re: Buckbee

2005-05-04 17:13:17Z

Hi Gloria - It has been awhile. I have heard of the James Buckbee that made banjos but do not think that is the same person. I believe that James H. Buckbee (born 1831 NY), is the son of Ezra Buckbee of Sand Lake, Rensselaer Co., NY. I ordered James' Civil War NY muster record and it notes that he was born in Sand Lake. If you are interested in more of my research on this Sand Lake family, e-mail me at cathy@kuhlweb.com.

Re: Noah Buckbee

2003-08-12 19:19:02Z

We have some info on a Reuben Buckbee but away from home - e-mail me at adhaas@citcom.net.

Re: pictures

2003-08-01 15:39:25Z

Thank you for the information. I will contact them.

Re: pictures

2003-08-01 09:32:34Z

I have given these pictures to the Oakland County Pioneer & Historical Society located at 405 Oakland Ave., Pontiac, MI 48342. The phone number is (248) 338-6732,
fax (248) 338-6731,
email: ocphs@wwnet.net
http://wwnet.net/~ocphs/index.html

Hope that they will be able to help you.
Sincerely,
Shannon

Re: Buckbee

DavidGanfield10 — 2003-10-29 09:42:44Z

I am descended from Ezra Israel Buckbee of Duchess Co., NY. Is there any connection with the Jesse Buckbee line of Orange Co., NY?
I have some items from this Buckbee line which I know is the Israel Buckbee line
Any information would be helpful.

Re: Ezra, Tobias, Tomkins, George, Minerva Buckbee Hello,

DavidGanfield10 — 2003-10-17 02:52:18Z

Hello, I am a descendant of Ezra Israel Buckbee b. 1820 who came from Duchess Co., NY This Ezra married a Nancy McKinney and I have some heirlooms from her. According to my records, this Ezra was son of a Jeremiah Buckbee,b. 1798 who also was son of a Jeremiah Buckbee, b. 1768 who was son of Israel Buckbee b. 1720 in England. I wonder if these Buckbees were related to those that went West.
My personal email david.ganfield@verizon.net
Would like to meet relatives.
David Ganfield

Re: Ezra, Tobias, Tomkins, George, Minerva Buckbee Hello,

DavidGanfield10 — 2003-10-17 02:42:31Z

a descendant of an Ezra Israel Buckbee who was a son of Jeremiah Buckbee

Re: Buckbee Family - Joseph Buckbee

bethrae48 — 2003-03-21 02:31:54Z

My uncle, Thomas Young, was married to Thelma Buckbee, at least that is on her tombstone. I'm not sure if this is her maiden name or she remarried after my uncle died in 1945. Thanks.

Thelma Buckbee

bethrae48 — 2003-02-22 22:43:30Z

I am researching the Young family from Jefferson County, WV. The Young family had ties to either Baltimore, Md. or Washington, D.C., maybe both. I believe my uncle, Thomas Young was married to Thelma Buckbee, but I think this may have been her remarried name - I'm not sure. They are buried next to each other in the Edgehill Cemetery in Charles Town, WV. Thomas died in the 40's, I think. Susan

Re: Archibald & Ona (Rockwood) Buckbee: descendants?

bethrae48 — 2003-02-22 22:43:30Z

Looking for information on Thelma Buckbee. Her tombstone inscription reads Thelma R. Buckbee; I believe she was married to my uncle, Thomas Young in the late 1930's until his death in 1943. They lived in the Washington, D.C. area. I thought Buckbee may have been her maiden name. Thanks. Susan

Thelma Buckbee

bethrae48 — 2003-02-22 22:43:30Z

I have been trying to find information on Thelma Buckbee. I believe she was married to Thomas Young from the 1930's to the early 1940's at the time of his death. Thelma is buried in Edgehill Cemetery in Charles Town, WV. She may have lived with Tom around the D.C. area. Thanks. Susan

Re: Noah Buckbee

catecool — 2004-02-13 18:41:25Z

I ran across a website that has information on Reuben Buckbee and his brother James, who served in the Civil War from WV.

Check out:

http://www.lindapages.com/sultana/sultana-bk.htm

Look under James Buckbee. Reuben has a rather long statement on this family that was filed for James' pension record.

Ezra, Tobias, Tomkins, George, Minerva Buckbee

catecool — 2003-08-05 22:40:46Z

Does anyone know if there is a relationship between these Buckbee families of Oakland Co. MI and Sand Lake, Rensselaer Co. NY?

Tobias Buckbee (born about 1811 VT) who married 1st Roxana Adams before 1822 and married 2nd, Roxana's sister Naomia Adams. By his first marriage Tobias had one son, Josiah, born 1822 Sand Lake, Rensselaer County NY. By his second marriage he had Maria, Margaret and James. Tobias resided in Oakland Co., MI.

Tomkins was born 1810 (born NY noted from census), the son of James and Nancy Buckbee. He married 1st Mary Ann Johnson and had Sarah (born 1835), Tobias (born March 1837) Valleda (born 1843), Almeda (Born 1843). Tomkins married second Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Johnson, widow of Lorenzo T. Sperry. Sarah was the sister to Tomkins 1st wife Mary Ann. Tomkins resided in Oakland Co. MI.

George Buckbee/Bugbee found in the 1870 and 1880 Oakland Co., MI census. He was born about 1838 NY, and married Cordelia/Delia. Children Eddie born about 1864 NY, Willia born 1868 MI, and Maude born abt 1879.

Minerva S. Buckbeee (born abt 1822 NY), married Jacob Hummer abt 1843 in MI, and resided Brandon, Oakland Co., MI. Minerva's parents are noted as Ezra Buckbee and Sarah Stone.

There is an Ezra Buckbee (born 1786 NY), that resided in Sand Lake, Rensselaer County NY and died there in 1840. He married a Sarah. Ezra's father, Josiah Buckbee (born abt 1754 NY), Rev. War Vet, died 1839 Sand Lake. The only other children known of Josiah's are Maranda and Jane, who married Bailey brothers and died in Sand Lake. From census records, Josiah had more children of whom we do not know their names.

Re: pictures

catecool — 2003-08-01 01:12:35Z

Hi, I know that it has been a while since you posted this message but I believe that these Buckbee's are related to me. Josiah Buckbee (who married to Lydia Simons), was born in Sand Lake, Rensselaer County, NY, son of Tobias and Roxana (Adams) Buckbee. There was only one Buckbee family in Sand Lake and they descend from Josiah Buckbee who was a Rev. War Vet.
Could I get a copy of the pictures? My e-mail is: cathy@kuhlweb.com. Thank you!

Re: Buckbees in Orange CO., New York 1700s.

DHaas — 2005-07-12 18:38:07Z

Ross & Teddi
I am g-g-g'dau of Jesse Buckbee, b. 1792 in Orange Co NY. He and his brother Josiah were in WV by 1820's. We believe Jesse & Josiah to be sons of Samuel. Do you have any information on Samuel or his family? Do you have any information on any Buckbee that married into the Canfield family of Orange County? (We're fairly sure they cannot be sons of Russel because of the Rockford documentation.) Please e-mail me at adhaas@citcom.net

Re: Buckbee's with a crossed right eye

DHaas — 2004-10-01 19:09:08Z

curious. Is it a scar or a birthmark? (Do you remember the incidents that left the scars? I find coincidences like these amazing.)

Re: Jesse Buckbee Pendleton WV

DHaas — 2004-10-01 19:02:01Z

I am g-g-granddaughter of Jesse Buckbee b. 4 Mar 1792 in Orange Co NY, m. Eliz. Haiglar. There is no documentation ANYWHERE that Jesse b. 1792 is Jesse Miles. I have handwritten record of Jesse's household - Jesse Miles was Jesse's youngest son and known as "Miles". Josiah, Jesse's brother b. ca 1796, m. Margaret Canfield. Link to Josiah is in land records in VA. We believe Jesse & Josiah to be sons of Samuel Buckbee/Bugbee in Orange Co. but no documentation as yet. (We know they cannot be Russel Buckbee's sons.)

Re: "Catching Up"

DHaas — 2004-10-01 18:49:07Z

joyce please e-mail me at adhaas@citcom.net - lost your e-mail address.
We visited Orange Co NY in Jun2004 and it appears to be a dead-end from public records for Jesse Buckbee b. 1792 Orange Co NY. We're fairly sure from collateral info that his father was Samuel and we know that Josiah, b. ca 1796 and married to Margaret Canfield was Jesse's brother. We think this because Russel & Eliz. Buckbee had a son Jesse b. 1796 who is well documented in Rockford IL.

BUCKBEE/YOUNG

LJasztal7009 — 2005-02-23 05:16:16Z

YOUNG, BLY, EVERETTS, LEONARD, PRESTON, BUCKBEE, CRANDALL, OGLE, GOULD

Paula Pitts Thu Apr 13 13:33:08 2000
I'm researching the Benjamin BLY family of Voluntown, CT/ Kent Co. RI. In Chenango Co. NY, one of Jobe BLY 1771 RI- 1852 Norway, Herkimer Co.,NY and his wife, Olive Rathbun's children, Olive BLY 1796-1883 married Northrup Watson YOUNG. If you know anything about their children please post or email.
1. Mary
2. Nathan Turner YOUNG married Lucy CRANDALL.
3. Olive YOUNG.
4. Hannah YOUNG married Abel EVERETTS.
5. Robard Watson YOUNG married Polly GOULD.
6. Northrup W. YOUNG (2nd) married Maryetta CRANDALL.
7. Sally Champlin YOUNG married ? LEONARD.
8. Hazard Jeffrey C. YOUNG married Samantha OGLE.
9. Nancy YOUNG married Justis LEONARD
10. Deborah YOUNG married James PRESTON.
and 11. Esther YOUNG married Alanson BUCKBEE.
Numbers 8, 9, 11 went to Tioga Co. PA.
I understood that several of the siblings stayed in Chenango Co. Do you know about any of these?.

I am not a descendant of this family.
Linda

YOUNG/BUCKBEE

LJasztal7009 — 2005-02-23 05:16:16Z

I am not a descendant of this YOUNG family. I found this information in the Chenango Co., New York website. The person you need to contact is: Paula Pitts pitts488@pdq.net

She is the person who posted the query in Chenango County. I merely passed along this information to you.

Re: Buckbee

gloriakoehler1 — 2003-07-09 15:00:37Z

My husband is a descendent of James H. Buckbee who married Melissa Storer, both from Maine or New York (?), then later moved into Houston county, Minnesota. Their daughter Mable is my husband's great-grandmother. What I would like to find out is the name of the parents of James Buckbee. Would you happen to have this?
Thanks

Re: Noah Buckbee

jdwhisler — 2005-01-20 16:18:29Z

Hello

Sorry for delay in answering this.

I have since learned that Clarissa McLaughlin was not married to Noah. Her husband was Reuben Buckbee and I am in contact with a good source on her family line.

Sorry I was looking for wrong first names.

Judy

Re: Buckbees in Orange CO., New York 1700s.

rcb31 — 2004-04-30 02:34:56Z

Tedd,

Thanks for sharing that information. Hearing that a family history has been handed down to generations, as your grandfather and aunt did, always seems better than a "cold" reference book.

Buckbee's are from my mother's side. I read with interest about your Ketchum line as that is a prominent family on my father's side from Long Island.

I have confirmed that Russell Jr. was a Revolutionary War soldier, but I have sent for his pension / military records yet. I have just started working on his wife's (Hannah Mapes) history. It seems to go back forever if FamilySearch historians are correct. Does your line go through Asenath?

For different spellings, I have seen Bugbee / Buckbee sometimes for my great grandmother, Eleanor, and her father, Jesse. Jesse died in Rockford, IL but was buried in NY.

Let's stay in touch. Again, thanks.

Ross

Re: Buckbees in Orange CO., New York 1700s.

rcb31 — 2004-04-27 19:10:20Z

At rootsweb.com, there is a biography page for Jesse & Theodore Buckbee of Winnebago County, IL. One paragraph reads:

"John, the first of BUCKBEE family known in America, settled on Manhattan Island in the 17th century having come from England. The second generation from John brought the descent to Russell BUCKBEE, who gained fame as a lieutenant in the Revolution."

It is the only info that I have found on Russell Jr.'s grand-father. Your message identifies John's son, Russell, Sr. Could you tell me where you found your information on Russell, Sr.? My great-grandmother was Eleanor Buckbee who married John Ames.

Ross Bartow

Archibald & Ona (Rockwood) Buckbee: descendants?

sisterstormy1 — 2004-04-15 03:22:48Z

I've been told that this great aunt of mine had two children, Dean and Bud Buckbee...Dean was a girl. If anyone knows of these people married Feb. 1910, Washington Co., OK, please contact me direct. Ona and Arch both died in Napa Co., CA.

TIA Linda

Buckbees in Orange CO., New York 1700s.

tvial69 — 2004-02-26 23:21:12Z

I am searching for the Buckbee family in Orange Co., New York. Russell Buckbee B:1/28/1715 D:9/22/1795. I do know that he had at least 2 children, Russell Jr. and Asenath. Can anyone help with who his parents where. I do know that there may have been a change in the way the name might have been. Through my research with family names it is possible that the name was fisrt spelled Bugby or Bugie. Any help with this family would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Buckbee

judisellhomes — 2005-07-12 10:58:12Z

I look am looking for infomration about my gggg grandfather. I only know that he was born in England about 1700. Where? If you know any more than that I would appreciate. Judi

Sadie Buckbee

LindaJennings92 — 2003-02-22 02:31:29Z

I am Sadie Buckbee Poe's grandaughter. My grandparents are both buried at Gunsight , TX. If any one has info. on them please contack me at arjenn@txol.net

Charley Buckbee & Ollie Highsaw, Mineral Wells, TX 1930's

PaulaFaulkner50 — 2004-07-31 21:47:45Z

I am looking for any descendants of Charley Buckbee and his wife, Ollie Highsaw. They were living in Mineral Wells, Texas, in 1934 when her father died there.

Any help is greatly appreciated!