Bulmer - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Bulmer, Joseph

jreilly6021 — 2012-04-04 02:32:22Z

No connection that I have found. All my Bulmer relatives were from Yorkshire.

Bulmers from Herefordshire, England.

Hugh_Tornabene — 2012-04-04 01:04:32Z

These are the Bulmers who launched the Bulmer's Cider Business.
I have been exploring their family tree and have published, for free, my results on the web, at:
https://sites.google.com/site/bulmersfromherefordshire/
Hugh Tornabene htinusa@aol.com

Re: Bulmer, Joseph

Hugh_Tornabene — 2012-04-03 20:07:58Z

Hi Joseph,
I saw your recent post.
What caught my attention was you surname.
I have been tracking in detail the Bulmers of Herefordshire.
They became wealthy, in the cider business.
Connected to you?
Hugh Tornabene htinusa@aol.com

Re: Bulmer, Joseph

blazenoelle — 2012-03-30 16:26:06Z

Hello
Sorry about that. I must have mis read the thread where people are talking about the Patrickson name on ancestry. I did see someone say they have quite a lot of information about the Patrickson's.

Thank you for getting back to me

Donna

Re: Bulmer, Joseph

blazenoelle — 2012-03-30 16:25:23Z

Re: Bulmer, Joseph

jreilly6021 — 2012-03-30 15:43:03Z

I have not done much work on the Patrickson line. My ancestor, Letitia Patrickson's parents were William Patrickson (1807-1865) and Mary Pugmire (1807-1865) of Carlisle in Cumberland. I have not been successful in taking the Patrickson line back further.

Re: Bulmer, Joseph

blazenoelle — 2012-03-28 12:38:05Z

Hello,
My grandfathers name is Norman Patrickson. His father and mother were John and Gladys Patrickson from Fulham.

I was wondering if you have any information on the Fulham patricksons. I know they came from Ireland and that my grandfather's relation was the owner of J.J patrickson picture Frame Maker in Fulham.

I am not sure how you are related to the Patrickson name?

If you are interested in any information in regards to my grandfathers side I can share this with you.

I will tell you, that when my grandfathers parents moved to Claxton road in fulham, at the time John Patrickson (his father) had a terrible cough, mostly due to smoking 40 cigs a day. He went to see a faith healer on his street and it was said he was healed. They took a keen interest in their faith healer/spiritualist neighbor. Eventually John and Gladys became spiritualists,they held seances every Thursday. My grandfather just told me he still has the accounts of all the sittings and the names of the people who attended, including the events that occurred. Apparently they used a white tray to reflect the spirit's face & a trumpet, so the voice of the spirit came through the speaker. It is all very intense. But my grandfather witnessed all of this. If you was to meet him, you would know he is very down to earth, not the type to make up stories. In fact he doesn't like to talk about it too often, as he knows how it all sounds. He told me that he was a skeptic when he was a boy, until one day he had to sit in as a replacement.
There are some other interesting stories, that I can share with you. But I don't want to go on in case you are not so interested in our side of the Patrickson's.

ps; My grandfather is 84, I am trying to obtain as much information for him about his family, so he can share in the knowledge and help add to it. He is quite amazing, for his age, and remembers things quite well!

All the best
Donna

Robert E Bulmer - born around 1846

gail_n_pinder — 2012-03-27 14:15:25Z

I'm trying to find the parents of Robert E Bulmer, reportedly born in Maine around 1846. He was my greatgrandfather and was a mariner. He married Lydia Rupp in Philadelphia, PA in 1869 and is in the 1870 census in Philadelphia. He was lost at sea somewhere between 1870 & 1880, leaving a widow and daughter.

I have not been able to find any information on my Robert. I thought he was connected to the Bulmer's in Perry Maine, but I can't find a connection.

If anyone has any information/suggestions, please contact me.

Thanks!

Re: WILLIAM BULMER/SARAH ANN LEVELY

sheilagodin — 2012-03-21 00:56:36Z

If these are the same Bulmers I'm researching, I don't believe they left the area. William and Sarah's children stayed in the Somerville, Victoria area for the most part. I think I found Sarah's parents - Adolphus & Rosina Levely. Levely is sometimes spelled with 2 l's and sometimes with 1. I've even seen it (mis)spelled Lively. I am trying to find William's parents now, but no luck. Please let me know if you find any more info. Much appreciated.

Re: WILLIAM BULMER/SARAH ANN LEVELY

sheilagodin — 2012-03-17 21:44:51Z

Hello,

I am a great great grand-daughter of William Bulmer & Sarah Ann Levelly Bulmer. Unfortunately I don't have an answer to your question, but their son, John married Ellen Wood who are my great grand-parents and I am trying to track the Bulmer family's history. I haven't been able to go further back than William. The birthday I have for William (Sarah's husband) is 13 June 1849, and Sarah Ann's last name is spelled with 2 ll's in my records, but otherwise I think we might be looking for the same person.

Joseph Bulmer Seaston Carew Hartlepool

valeverson — 2012-03-16 17:26:06Z

anyone help with parentage of Joseph Bulmer I have his bap 2/7/1767 father Robert but now seem to have got stuck any one help with siblings/ parents marriage ?
was Robert bap 2/1/1733 son of Robert & Isabel
any help appreciated

Joseph Bulmer Seaston Carew Hartlepool

valeverson — 2012-03-16 17:26:03Z

Re: Spelling of the name Bulmer / Boomer

woodhallm — 2012-03-01 19:29:45Z

Hello I have a Mark Bulmer(Boomer) at the start of my family tree. He was born 1645 to 1731 and married Elizabeth Picton born 1648. Is this the same as your Mark Boomer is so can you go any further back.

Re: WILLIAM HENRY BULMER b. 1874, Hartlepool, Durham

woodhallm — 2012-03-01 17:59:05Z

I do have a William Henry Bulmer on my tree who was born in
1851 along with William Henry Bulmer born 1874. I was a Bulmer before marriage and have an extensive Bulmer family tree if you would like to get in touch.

Re: WILLIAM HENRY BULMER b. 1874, Hartlepool, Durham

woodhallm — 2012-03-01 17:56:47Z

hello just saw you posting on the message board about William Henry Bulmer who is on my family tree along with Frances Jane Bulmer. I was a Bulmer before marriage and have an extensive Bulmer family tree if you would like to contact me.

Re: WILLIAM HENRY BULMER b. 1874, Hartlepool, Durham

woodhallm — 2012-03-01 17:54:48Z

hello I know it is a long time since you put your message on ancestry but William Henry Bulmer is on my family tree as is his father also called William Henry Bulmer born in 1851. I was a Bulmer before I married and have an extensive family tree on the Bulmer side if you would like to contact me.

Re: Edwin P. Bulmer killed during Civil War @ Averysboro, NC

NevCoCalGal — 2012-02-23 03:17:59Z

Thank you for replying. I've already tried both of the methods of research you mentioned, but am still at a loss.

This could be very tricky as Sgt. John Bulmer of Co B. 34th U.S.C.T. was apparently formerly a slave. I am not sure if his surname was that of his father, who was apparently white, or whether he may have adopted it later. Hence, I am not sure where this Bulmer family may have been prior to the connection in Florida.

A news article mentioning a letter John sent while he was serving his country, to another brother, who was in California in 1865, revealed that the unknown brother I am seeking had given his life whilst serving during the war.

From looking at John Bulmer's service record on Fold3 (formerly Footnote) I see that he was on furlough commencing Feb. 8, 1864 and returned to duty on March 28 after being unavoidably detained after the expiration of his furlough. Since these dates predate the letter to his brother in California, I'm leaning toward thinking that the brother who was killed in action, might possibly have been the cause of John's furlough.

John Bulmer was also in California prior to going back east to serve (the brother who died serving may also have been in California prior to enlisting). Unfortunately, the 1860 census, where the Bulmer's were, typically only gave initials in place of first names, hence my not having the foggiest notion of the brother's first name.

The only suitable man found in Calif. records, who was most likely the recipient of the letter was Isaac Bulmer.

It just seemed somewhat uncanny that your, Edwin Bulmer, died whilst serving in the Civil War in March, the same month that John Bulmer was unavoidably delayed, the only difference being the year of death. Weird, is it not?

Re: Edwin P. Bulmer killed during Civil War @ Averysboro, NC

samos30677 — 2012-02-22 17:19:21Z

I would first research census records to, hopefully, discover the brothers name. More than likely, they either enlisted together or close to the same time and/or location. After you get a name, you can also research on the Civil War Soldier & Sailors System @: http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/

The Bulmer I am researching is my great-great grandfather. He came to the US from Yorkshire, England.
Where did your Bulmer's come from before they settled in Florida?

Sarah Bulmer Amos

Robert E Bulmer

gail_n_pinder — 2012-02-21 14:45:09Z

I am looking for info on my 2 great grandfather, Robert E. Bulmer. He has been a brick wall for many years. He married Lydia Rupp/Roop/Rupe in 1869 in Philadelphia. The 1870 census shows him as being from Maine, where many Bulmers were, but I have found NO Robert. He was a seaman and reportedly lost at sea sometime between 1870 and 1880 when Lydia is enumerated in the Delaware census as a widow. They had one child, Mary A Bulmer, my great grandmother.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Edwin P. Bulmer killed during Civil War @ Averysboro, NC

NevCoCalGal — 2012-02-21 00:41:13Z

I am also in search of an individual surnamed Bulmer who was killed during the Civil War, except the soldier I am seeking died sometime prior to Jan. 1865. All I know about him is that he was the brother of Sgt. John Bulmer who served with Co. B 34th U.S.C.T.

John was born in St. Augustine, Florida and died in Jacksonville, Duval Co., Florida, where he is also buried.

Any tips to help find out something about John Bulmer's brother would be appreciated.

Re: WILLIAM HENRY BULMER b. 1874, Hartlepool, Durham

dutch511 — 2012-01-22 19:39:35Z

Are you related to William H. Bulmer alive in 1861?

Re: need as much info as possible

ang_peterson1 — 2011-11-11 14:41:28Z

Hi Chris - I knew your Grandad when I was small living in Belfast - I remember thinking how handsome he was - He always came to our house in his uniform - as he was always just on leave. I am the daughter of Bill Smith - your Grandmother's brother. My brother Billy visited Ireland last month and had a drink with Teddy - I haven't seen your Dad since he was a small boy - but you must be very proud of him as we have heard of his accomplishments - smart family you are from! Angela

Re: Bulmer Family

1_austin151 — 2011-10-02 16:29:51Z

Hello: My name is Wendy Wheaton Austin and my grandfather is Ellsworth W. Bulmer and so on. What would you like to know?

Re: WILLIAM BULMER/SARAH ANN LEVELY

PaulaWhite66 — 2011-08-26 20:08:18Z

No I am James Bulmer's granddaughter.

paulawhite34@hotmail.com

Re: Bulmer

mi2early — 2011-08-26 14:56:41Z

I can't help you, but in order for anyone else to do so, more information is needed. These boards are used by people from all over the world. It will be far easier for someone to help if you'll provide some locations, even if they are approximate.

Bulmer

avon62 — 2011-08-25 16:37:45Z

Hi, anyone with info on the Bulmer family which dates back further than what I have? I would so appreciate any info.........my email. avondutoit@gmail.com..thanx........

James Bulmer (1829 - )
is my 3rd great grandfather
William Henry Bulmer (1851 - 1901)
Son of James
Francis jane Bulmer (1872 - 1935)
Daughter of William Henry
Muriel Hodgson (1908 - 1987)
Daughter of Francis jane
Alan Storey (1935 - )
Son of Muriel
Evon Storey

Bulmer/Boomer Nova Scotia to Maine mid 1800s

jfuller1841 — 2011-05-13 16:52:16Z

I'm doing some research for my cousin. Her grandfather was Willard Delano who was born in about 1872 in Maine. His wife was Jessie Boomer (poss. Bulmer) whose family supposedly came down from Nova Scotia. The Delano line seems to have been prolific. The only two children I have fro Willard & Jessie are Edward Chandler Delano and Maude Delano Bubier. Edward moved to NH and I think Maude stayed in Bath, Maine. Any help appreciated. I'm just beginning the search.

Bulmers From

sucidetimbit — 2011-04-26 20:01:19Z

Bulmers from Waterloo, Ontario & London, Ontario & Wentworth Ontario, & Wellesley Township, Ontario & Weillington, Ontario

Luman Melton Bulmer

sucidetimbit — 2011-04-07 19:18:55Z

I am looking for information on Luman Melton Bulmer his wife Alma May Pfeier and there decendents. I have there children being.

1. Robert Irvin Bulmer (wife: Marjorie Alice MacNeil)
2. Lloyd Nelson Bulmer (wife: unknown)
3. Bessie Bulmer (husband: Unknown Exelby)
4. Florence Bulmer (husband: Lloyd Robinson)

Re: Walker Bulmer

helenasara — 2011-02-16 19:51:20Z

John Bulmer born abt 1730 in Great Ayton married Margaret Denton in GA in 1754, it was a different John Bulmer who married Elizabeth York in a different village.

Re: Bulmer

bmckerrow — 2011-02-03 19:00:40Z

there is no one that I know of,but one of my grandfathers brothers had a drug store in North Bay where my grandfather settled,so there may be some relatives that I am not aware of,

Re: Bulmer

Di1960 — 2011-02-02 22:25:53Z

HI. Nice to hear from you.
My mother often talked about your family since they were neighbours. Out of curiosity, are any of your family members who lived in McKerrow still living or in this area?
Thanks,
Dianne

Re: Bulmer

bmckerrow — 2011-02-02 21:43:25Z

the village of Mckerrow was named for my Grandfather Jack or John as he was sometimes known. he worked for the railway and Abitibi Paper. I have the sign from the old railway station given to me by my grandmother. If you need further info,check with the local chmaber of commerce,my grandfather was responible for starting this up. love to hear from you Barb

BULMER Shirley Callahan 1930-2011 Mahoning County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-01-25 17:35:25Z

HUBBARD, Ohio – There will be services at 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 27, 2011, at the Stewart-Kyle Funeral Home for Shirley P. Bulmer, 80, who passed away Sunday, Jan. 23, 2011, at home with her loving family by her side.

Shirley was born Sept. 15, 1930, in Youngstown, Ohio a daughter of Ira A. and Hazel A. Bennett Callahan and was a lifelong area resident.

She was a 1949 graduate of Boardman High School and a member of St. John’s Episcopal Church Youngstown.

She owned and operated B & C Crafts for many years and enjoyed sewing, needlepoint, knitting and crocheting, especially baby items.

Her husband, Richard G. Bulmer Sr., whom she married June 29, 1950, passed away Sept. 14, 1994.

She will be sadly missed by her family, her sons, Richard G. Jr. (Rosie) Bulmer, John P. (IIIona) Bulmer, both of Hubbard and Robert E. (Mandy) Bulmer of San Antonia; four grandchildren, Jennifer Arnaut, Stacie Bulmer, Caitlin Bulmer and Shelby Bulmer; and two step grandchildren, Julie Macker and Jennifer Timko.

She also leaves her sister, Virginia Cooper of Euclid, Ohio.

Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Richard and her brother, Raymond A. Callahan.

There will be calling hours on Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Stewart-Kyle Funeral Home.

Burial will be at Belmont Park Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to Hubbard Volunteer Fire Department, 33 W. Liberty St. Hubbard, OH 44425 or St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, P.O. Box 3704 Memphis, TN 38173-0704.

Family and friends are invited to visit the funeral home’s website at www.stewart-kyle.com to share memories and condolences.

Stewart-Kyle Funeral Home

Re: Bulmers

carolbarker47 — 2011-01-18 15:18:26Z

sorry i have been so long i getting to you but not had internet for some time
well my grandmother was lavinia ethel bulmer nee saunders would you know if she is related to your family
thankyou carol barker nee bulmer

Re: Bulmer

CaroleClare — 2010-09-26 11:03:29Z

I have Face Book page. Boomer Family. I have a lot of UK Boomers (Bulmers) that want to know about thier history.

carolelcare@gmail.com

BULMER Robert A our thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 48W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-23 12:21:12Z

BULMER Robert A our thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 48W

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 216,745 photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Re: Bulmer/Boomer?

HKearney3565 — 2010-08-31 00:10:01Z

Mr Webber, I sent you an email but meant to ask you where you fit into the Boomers/Bulmers.
Helen Kearney

Harry R. Bulmer of Youngstown OH 1941

drbrownlee — 2010-08-01 00:36:01Z

Harry is pictured in the 41-G Class yearbook of Goodfellow Field in San Angelo, Texas, location for the Air Corps Basic Flying School. I'm no kin but thought this might help someone researching family history.

Re: Bulmer/Boomer?

kellis861 — 2010-07-20 01:06:52Z

Yes, I am currently researching the Bulmers and Boomer in Nova Scotia. I am still trying to figure out the actual logistics of the name change. Please respond to mr.davidwebber@gmail.com instead of through ancestry.ca. Thanks!

Dave Webber

Re: Picture of Bulmers

eslaymaker416008 — 2010-07-01 13:57:29Z

Yes, I have some old pictures.

Re: Picture of Bulmers

grumpy28 — 2010-06-30 23:36:28Z

Please e-mail me at the above @netzero.net and I will send it to you. Do you have other pictures that might help you identify if these are indeed your relatives?

Re: Picture of Bulmers

eslaymaker416008 — 2010-06-30 22:52:36Z

My Great grandparents Miner & Catherine Bulmer also lived in Michigan someplace. He was born in NY.

Re: Picture of Bulmers

eslaymaker416008 — 2010-06-30 15:03:59Z

I would be very interested in seeing the picture. My Grandma was Lida Bulmer Borsheim and her father was born in new york state.

Re: Mary E. Bulmer/Clifford Vanderbilt Marsh-Battle Creek, Calhoun, MI

grumpy28 — 2010-06-20 01:14:04Z

Please send me an e-mail at the above @netzero.net and I will send you the picture.

Thanks!

Re: Mary E. Bulmer/Clifford Vanderbilt Marsh-Battle Creek, Calhoun, MI

hoyt131 — 2010-06-20 00:53:22Z

Hi. I would love to see the picture if that's possible. Mary E. Marsh is my grandfather's sister. Their mother was Hannah Bulmer dau of Walker Bulmer and Mary Roe. So far my direct Bulmer line comes from England to Canada to Michigan. I have no pictures or histories to compare to, but maybe my mother would know. She kept in contact with some of the family in Battlecreek.
Thanks

Picture of Bulmers

grumpy28 — 2010-06-19 14:28:58Z

I have a picture that is labeled "The Bulmers". I have not found where any Bulmers tie into my line as of yet. This picture is not a studio picture.... It was taken evidently at their farm. They are holding animals on rope. I love the picture, I just wish I knew who they were.

Short version of a LONG story, but I have a trunk that was recently discovered that was my Great Grandparents (George Archibald Barry and Daisy Lewis). It had thousands of old letters (dated back to 1888), old pictures (back to 1860s) and old journals to 1891. My Great Grandparents lived in the Marengo, Calhoun County, MI area from the 1860's for my him and from the early 1900's for her. She was initally from Marcellus, Cass County, MI. We still had some relatives in the Dayton area, in NY. I have found pictures of other relatives from misc areas so not guaranteed to need to be in one of these areas. I also have some that were just friends, so I'm just unsure.

Not having a first name or really for sure when this was taken, I don't know how to start in the census. Please let me know if you would like to see the picture!

Re: Mary E. Bulmer/Clifford Vanderbilt Marsh-Battle Creek, Calhoun, MI

grumpy28 — 2010-06-19 14:16:12Z

I have a picture labeled "The Bulmers". I truly have no idea how they fit in anywhere. I love the picture. Much of my family lived in the Calhoun County, MI as well as Cass County, MI. I had some in the Dayton area in NY also. A few were scattered other various places, but the trunk this was "recently" found in was from someone who lived in Marengo, Calhoun County, MI. I didn't have much luck in the census not having a first name nor really do I know when it was taken. Finally dawned on me to come here and see if I could find any Bulmer researchers. Please let me know if you want to view the picture.

Re: Mary Dawn Bulmer

GeorgeFarmer52 — 2010-05-26 01:00:21Z

Last I heard of her she was living in San Antonio TX. George Farmer

Re: John Bulmer born 1744

lawofficer — 2010-05-24 03:21:24Z

Sorry for butting in to a post that doesn't concern me. samos30677 please contact me at cmsanders@citlink.net concerning your Sanders line.

Chuck Sanders
Elko, NV.