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Re: PYBAS

THEPLEASANTS737 — 2013-04-12 20:17:15Z

I am Buddy's stepsister Betty
I loved him dearly,but I don't think he felt the same for me or maybe it MY HAVE BEEN A just the big sister thing

my step father was a handsom man with wavy hair and he was a goodlooking man because a lot of chased afer him to make my moms heart break mainly Bonnie Haines WHICH i HEARD AFTER MY MOM PASSED AWAY HE MARRIED HER HOPE THEY WERE HAPPY BECAUSE THEY MADE MY POOR MOTHERS LIFE MISERABLE SHE DIED OF THE WORST KIND OF CANCER YOU COULD IMAGINE BUT SHE STILL LOVED HIM

Re: PYBAS

THEPLEASANTS737 — 2013-04-12 20:17:13Z

Re: PYBAS

ma22hews1 — 2012-01-08 04:46:29Z

Hello,
I have been working on trying to find something about a Pybus family which are close matches at 67 markers to my brother's DNA. The oldest ancestor they know is a John Kerr Pybus, who lived, married, and died in Gorham Twp., Ontario, NY. His wife was Estella Cody. The interesting thing I found was that another close match was a man with the surname "Lamm", which was originally spelled "Lamb", and which was in Duplin County, NC. I believe these folks were connected to your Henry (died 1786 I believe) and Mary Pybas of Jones County, NC. I saw that there is a descendent of Henry and Mary named "James Blair Pybas". Blair is my father's surname. I believe your Henry Pybas connects back to the Pybus family in New York I mentioned earlier. Not specifically, John Kerr Pybus, but his earlier ancestors. I believe the Pybus family goes back to the early Puritan settlers of Massachusetts. Do you know where the Blair middle name came from? So basically, I am saying that you need to look farther up the east coast for possible ancestors of your Henry.

Re: Where are the Pybas people

mlpybas33 — 2008-01-25 02:55:24Z

I couldn't help but read your message. I am a Pybas and Angela Pybas you just talked about is my cousin. She got married a few years ago and now is Angela Lee. There are many Pybas' in Oklahoma. I am just part of one family that lives in Minnesota. I am trying to still figure out where my family comes from, because I have absolutely no idea. If you have any ideas, could you please post them? Thanks.

Re: pybas/pybus

LGHG30 — 2004-03-01 23:03:21Z

Hi Mary:

I have drawn the conclusion that Mary's parents were James M. and Charlotte (Bolding) Pybus. Her siblings were Henry C., James C., Charlotte, Martha F., and Mary E., and Sarah D.

I've been digging rather diligently for this line. Sarah Dulcene is my husbands grgrgma and it's a real tough line to trace. Let me know if you need anymore info.

Cindy

Re: Where are the Pybas people

2003-09-14 01:42:12Z

my grandfather was Paul Pybas he got married to Hattie Issack in Gallantin Texas Cherokee aroun 1904 we can not find anything about him after 1907 can anyone help

pybas/pybus

mermarquis — 2003-09-13 20:24:20Z

I am looking for the parents of Mary Pybas b.11/20/1834 in Ala;
d.1/26/1909 in Ms.; married John W. Warnick 7/11/1852 in Jefferson Co.,Ala. I believe her mother is the Mary Prybas on the 1850 census in St.Clair Co/Ala. Thanks for your help.

Re: Where are the Pybas people

dc_walther — 2003-07-13 01:31:14Z

Pleasant Alexander Pybas was my paternal grandfather. My father's name was William Robert Pybas, son of Pleasant Alexander and Dolly Stewart, born 25 March 1933, died 18 October 2001.

Pybus Group

JackieSBrooks — 2003-06-21 07:37:51Z

Hi, I have started a Pybus group page (All spellings - Pybus - Pibus & Pybas) for pooling and sharing of information and family trees. Take a look at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Pybus
and consider joining us.

PYBAS

thepleasants1 — 2002-06-26 21:41:22Z

HI, i'M THE ONE WHO SENT THE MESSAGE ABOUT PLEASANT ALEXANDER PYBAS. SEEMS THIS IS THE SAME PYBAS YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT,YES HE HAD A STATION ON MONROE STREET IN BALTIMORE. YOU SAY HE WAS MARRIED TO BONNIE, I FOUND NO RECORD OF THAT BUT I'M VERY NEW TO THE COMPUTER. YOU SAY HE HAD THREE SPOUSES? WHO WERE THE OTHER TWO, WAS ONE DOLLY STEWART ( MY MOTHER} THEY HAD A SON NAMED WILLIAM ROBERT PYBAS BORN MARCH 25 1933, HE WAS MARRIED ELIZABETH BOWERS, THEY HAD FOUR DAUGHTERS AND LIVED IN E;;ICOTT CITY MARYLAND, HE PASSED AWAY IN OCTOBER 2001 OF A STROKE, HE IS BURIED IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY ALSO A SON NAMED EDWARD CAROLL PYBAS BORN OCTOBER 1938 OR 39 I CAN'T REMEMBER THS SON HAS BEEN MISSING FOR OVER 30 YEARS, HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO FIND HIM ANYWHERE.

Re: PYBAS

thepleasants1 — 2002-06-26 21:41:22Z

you got it, you say you have pictures well is he tall with wavey hair,pretty good looking?I really can't see him in anything like you describe,but we all have a picture of some crazy getup we owned at one time or another.
This may or may not be of some use you, his son William was also called buddy when he was a kid, when he was grown everyone called him Bill.this son worked for the NSA in Fort Mead, MD I remember when he first got the job he had to go into a complete family history by the FBI and I had to sign some papers as to who his mother and father were. Even through I'm not a true Pybas I'm glad to hear all this, if I think of anymore things I'll be glad to pass them on to you

Re: PYBAS

2002-06-25 04:19:40Z

--strike that -- I'm paying attention now. You were Dolly's when they met and then they had two sons. See? I'm paying attention.

Re: PYBAS

2002-06-25 03:59:41Z

Betty- you're it! So, you are the step-sister of William Robert & Edward Carroll? My grandfather's records have those two boys listed as Dolly's sons - no matter.

(Also - I sent you an email, feel free to write back and we'll go into detail!)

I have a photo of William Robert. My grandfather found him during his searches, and so he would have something he photocopied William's work ID card. I also have a photo of Alex and Bonnie and another of Alex in what appears to be his hip 20-somethings.

Re: Where are the Pybas people

2002-06-25 00:26:21Z

I have a relative named Plesant Alexander Pybas. He was born in 1901. He is the brother of my maternal grandfather (also now deceased). I have three spouses listed for him, the last being a Bonnie Haynes. Plesant worked in the shipyards during WWII and then owned a service station in Baltimore MD but I don't have a timeline on that.

If this is the same Plesant (must be!) he had siblings named Robert, Annie, Houston and William Erroll.

kathy@offamily.org

Re: Where are the Pybas people

thepleasants — 2002-06-02 14:53:50Z

Here I am again--last night I found a angela pybas, listed as a member of the handbell choir of the Oklahoma Baptist University, has a masters degree in computer science,graduated in 1999. I also see the name change during her years at OBU to Angela Pybas Lee. {There are pictures}

My guess is that you may already have this info, I'm very new to the computer so if you could give me any tips on how to retrieve things it would be a big help, I'm 72 and there are things about my family I still need to know

Betty Pleasant

Re: Where are the Pybas people

thepleasants — 2002-06-01 17:54:12Z

I posted a message earlier today and forgot what could be of importance As I said befor my stepfathers name was Pleasant Alexander Pybas and what I omited from my post was that when he first meet my mother it was in Greenbrier county West Virginia, where he took her from a home where she was mistreated by my father, I was about two. they went to Clarksburg WWa where they lived there till the war started
when he came to baltimore Maryland to find work. He lived in Maryland till his death. I found in( Sec..Sec death index)that he got his S.S.card in N.C. also is listed Bonnie Pybas but her maiden name was( Haines )she was also from W.Va but to my knowledge they weren't married and they had no children together.

I'm sorry for my mixup but you see I'm very new to the computer world and I just signed up for Ancestry.Com so you see I hardly know what I'm doing

Betty Pleasant

thepleasants@worldnet.att.net

Re: Where are the Pybas people

thepleasants — 2002-06-01 13:50:04Z

Well, I had a stepfather that I always thought was my father, until the age of about 10, I loved him dearly, because he never wanted me to know. His name was Pleasant Alexander Pybas. From what I gather he was from Tenn. he had a brother,that died and I remember him saying that he was a doctor and my stepfather carried this black leather bag with him always, that was many a year ago. he and my mother seperated in the 1940s and he moved to baltimore Maryland at the beginning of the second wold war to work,I never have found out whether he and my mother were ever married or not, but they had a son named William Robert Pybas,who died in Oct of 2001,who lived in Ellicott City, Md. He married Elizbeth Bowers of baltimore in the 1950s, they had four daughters, lost one daughter when she was grown to complications of Diabetes . Years ago I heard from his wife that they had tried to trace the family and that they were from England.Thats as much as I know about the Pybas clan. If this helps you out any I'm glad because its a job trying to put the pieces of you'r roots together when you were never told anything, but thats the way it was back then. I made sure my kids know what i know and I'm putting it down on paper so they won't forget

Betty Pleasant 9thepleasants@worldnet.att.net

Pybas

2001-03-07 06:34:43Z

I was looking in Texas and alabama

Pybas

2001-02-28 08:43:49Z

Where are you looking for them? I found some more in my files in AL,TN,TX and MS

hi

2001-02-13 20:54:16Z

just interested in my family history. I dont know any others in the Pybas family except those in Washington

Pybas

2001-01-25 05:04:13Z

Send me a message at sock@peoplepc.com and I will steer you into the Pybas working group. I will look through my files and see what I can find. The name Pybas is spelled a lot of different ways. Have you looked under Pybus?

Have a great day,

Bob Ervin

pybas

2001-01-24 22:30:12Z

I have tried for years to find info on Paul Pybas my grandfather he was married to Hattie Isacck in 1904 in cherokee county in Texas He lived in Jacksonville Tx. in 1903 this is the only info I have on him, he and Hattie had two children my mother and her sister they were given up for adoption when mother was four and her sister was two Paul's name was not on the adoption papers so we don't know what happen to him there is or a least we haven't found any record on him after 1907 that was when my aunt was born and they were adopted in 1909

Where are the Pybas people

2001-01-22 19:39:52Z

My grandmother was a Pybas from TN. There are many of us working on the Pybas lines. We have been successful except going back to England/Ireland/Scotland or where ever.

What do you need to know?

Where do you come in?

Bob Ervin

where are the pybas

2001-01-01 11:54:00Z

where are the Pybas family need to know something about them where they came from where they went and why it's so hard to find any info on them

James Kenneth from east tx

2000-08-25 10:50:17Z

would like info on James Kenneth Pybas married to Johnnie Porter live in Turner Texas

PYBAS

1998-06-21 12:00:00Z

Searching for UK link to Henry Pybas (Probably originally Pybus). He lived in North Carolina till his death in the late 1700's. His will is dated 1782. He was married to "Mary". His property was along both sides of the Trent River.

He worked with wood (builder/cabinet maker?). He traded his work for land. Common family names for males are John, James, and William.

Possible relationship to Sir John Pybus of the West Indies or to pirates in carribean.

Any comments helpful and any quirey answered..