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Re: West Virginia Bee family

orlandowestvirginia — 2010-03-21 11:15:43Z

Howard, I am a Stutler and Skinner. I'd like to share your Oil Creek/Orlando family stories & photos at http://orlandostonesoup.blogspot.com/. Please contact me at orlandowestvirginia@yahoo.com.

Re: West Virginia Bee family

HowardDBee — 2010-03-20 17:30:23Z

I am Bernard Bee's son.I have heard the story about Indian
blood in the Bee family but I don't think its true. I had my
DNA ran at ancestry.com and I have Haplogroup R1b type DNA.My ancestors drew on cave walls in western Europe.

Re: West Virginia Bee family

HowardDBee — 2010-03-20 17:11:16Z

Yes, Ada Skinner is related to Alexander Skinner in Orlando.
Her grandfather was Alexander Newton Skinner and her great-
grandfather was Alexander Skinner.

Re: Bees from Southwell, Nottinghamshire, England

chrispawluk — 2010-02-07 23:22:28Z

Hi Diana,

See if these two are related to you

Here's my oldest Bee ancestor with any kind of confirmed evidence:

Individual Summary:Robert BEE
Sex: Male
Father: John BEE
Mother: Alice CHAMBERS

Birth: 22 Jan 1786 in Marnham, Nottinghamshire, England; Marnham
Residence: 1841 in Sneinton, Nottinghamshire, England
Death: 29 Mar 1853 in Sneinton, Nottinghamshire, England; Asthma is on death certificate
Occupation: Joiner listed as farmer on Francis Bee's death certificate

Wife: Elizabeth CULLEY (McCulley?)
Marriage: 27 Oct 1805 in Nottinghamshire, England; St. Marys
Children:Frances BEE
John BEE
Ellen BEE
Robert BEE
Thomas BEE
Elizabeth BEE
Francis BEE
Ann BEE
George BEE

I also have a Thomas Bee from Lincolnshire, but none of this information is confirmed (no birth certs, death certs or other documentation)

Individual Summary: Thomas BEE
Sex: Male
Father: John BEE
Mother: Mary ?
Birth: 26 Mar 1643; Colby, Lincolnshire, England
Death: 12 Jan 1722 in Harby, Nottinghamshire, England
Wife: Mary BROWNE
Marriage:05 Nov 1691 in Bassingham, Lincolnshire, England
Children:Edward BEE
Edward BEE
Robert BEE
Joseph BEE
George BEE

2nd Wife: Ann FAWNEL
Marriage: 18 Nov 1682 in Harby, Nottinghamshire, England
Children:John BEE
Thomas BEE

Person Notes: Farmer in village of Harby
Mention of Thomas Bee farmer of Harby related to lease of land and
premises in Harby dated 1720

Re: Bees from Southwell, Nottinghamshire, England

choicecoach — 2010-02-07 19:38:57Z

I have lots of Bees, mostly from Lincolnshire but they did get around a bit. I can't figure out how to search on your name in Ancestry.com as, as far as I can see (not familiar with the site since it requires payment) it requires a first and last name for a search.

Diana Robinson

Re: Bees from Southwell, Nottinghamshire, England

chrispawluk — 2010-02-06 17:03:23Z

Hi Howard,

I have some Bee ancestors from Nottingham. Sneinton to be more precise. Have a look at my family tree and see if you recognize anyone. Just search for chrispawluk on ancestry.com

Bees from Southwell, Nottinghamshire, England

howardd52 — 2010-02-03 23:00:22Z

I would be grateful for any information concerning the Bee family living in Southwell, Nottinghamshire and the City of Nottingham. John Bee, born c1806 came from the Isle of Wight.

Thanks

Any Bees from Ireland???

anthonycoert — 2009-11-10 14:31:16Z

I am trying to trace my grandfather - William Bee. Born in Ireland around +-1920 (really not sure on the date)

Can anybody please reply as i am running out of options in completing my family tree....

Kind Regards

William Bee born in Northern Ireland

anthonycoert — 2009-11-04 16:33:19Z

Hello

I am trying to trace my grandfather born in ireland around 1880....

Anybody with the same name and place around this time??

Re: Henry Jubilee Bee

psrodriguez — 2009-09-18 18:54:14Z

Hi Jeri,

I'm sorry for taking so long to get back to you, Unfortunately, the Bee line is missing from my current family tree,(17,000 relatives). I will try to find it again in older files, Henry jumped ship in Monterey as a young man of 17 or 19 years old and married one of my distant female relatives. Our family has been in California since the late 1700s.

Paul

Re: West Virginia Bee family

orlandowestvirginia — 2009-08-23 13:53:58Z

I am a double cousin of Bernard Bee, son of Harvey and Ada (Skinner) Bee. Can you tell me more about the native American Connection? How can I verify it?
Thanks so much. Would love to exchange photos & stories if some of my folks line up with yours.

Re: West Virginia Bee family

hartsoughbernadette — 2009-08-22 20:33:39Z

Is Ada Skinner related to the other Skinners, Alexander Skinner, in Orlando?

Wedgwood, Bee , Shirley

tink127 — 2009-08-17 07:44:07Z

Annie Wedgwood Bee b. 1876 - Father William Bee , Mother Sarah Wedgwood.
Annie married George William Shirley - June 1899. Any help please.

Re: Benjamin Wilson and John Nelson Bee

Hiram_Lynch — 2009-08-02 16:23:34Z

There is one cemetery in the town of Cowen that i'm aware of......and another cemetery (Woods Cemetery) on the old road from Cowen to Camden on Gauley. Don't know which of these but my guess would be the in Cowen.

Death in Canada in 1863-A.W. BEE, formerly of CA, brother, F.A. BEE

danderup — 2009-06-09 01:04:15Z

Am not related. May be of interest to someone who is. I have no further info but additional newspaper extracts may be found at URL:

www.newspaperabstracts.com

Vern D
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Transcribed by Dee Sardoch; deesar@frontiernet.net
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Stockton Daily Independent
Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA
**************************************
>>THURSDAY, 19 NOV 1863<<

DEATH at REESE RIVER - A.W. BEE, formerly a resident of Placerville, and interested with his brother, F.A. BEE, in establishing the 1st telegraphic line over the Sierra Nevada, died at Reese River on Saturday, Nov. 14th.

Re: Henry Jubilee Bee

JeriBray — 2009-05-24 06:38:52Z

I am finding Henry connected to my family in census records for 1870. He is listed with my gggrandfather Joe(jose)Soto. Can you shed any light on this relationship? I believe we are related but I can't make the correct connection. jeribray@msn.com

Bee Family, Ohio and Illinois, USA

duncan_bee — 2009-05-20 13:09:03Z

I am looking for information on any of the descendants of the following members of the BEE family. They emigrated from Durham in the UK in 1881/2 initially to Trimble, Athens County, Ohio and later to Springfield/Divernon, Sangamon, Illinois and Glen Carbon, Madison, Illinois.

John W. Bee b. 1844 d. 1927
Mary Jane Bee (nee Whitfield) b. 1844 d. 1914
Margaret Ann Bee b. 1870
Elizabeth Bee b. 1871 d. 1899
Hannah Bee b. 1874
Joseph Bee b. 1875
Thomas William Bee b. 1878 d. 1951
Mary Jennie Bee b. 1880
John Bee b. 1882
Joseph Bee b. 1851 d. 1916
Mary Bee (nee Sharp) b. 1852 d. 1893

Re: Bee

robertbee03 — 2009-05-14 16:37:17Z

I Think that I am related to him. I have had problems finding my family tree tho. Would you know where I could look. Plez Email me @ robertbee03@yahoo.com

Re: LUCY BEE

libbyharris1 — 2009-03-03 10:58:47Z

hallo, I think that they are different families.........sorry

Bee Family_France>PA_Philly and Bensalem, Bucks

cvthompson — 2009-02-08 05:11:56Z

I am hoping to learn who the parents of Mary Bee were. She was born in France, ca 1795, but lived in Pennsylvania in the early 1800s, in North Philadelphia or Bensalem, Bucks County area, most likely. She married Samuel Vasey or Wasey ca 1830 and had two or three sons. If anyone has information on the Bee family that lived in Bensalem in the early 1800s, I would be very interested.

Thanks,
Carol

Re: Barnard E Bee

drobins6 — 2009-01-25 19:05:02Z

Any indications of dates or places that might help folk to know if they have connections?

Barnard E Bee

lcarver30 — 2009-01-24 19:34:32Z

Looking for info on ancestors of Barnard E Bee

Roy E Bee from West Virginia

BillyMcCormack41 — 2009-01-20 01:04:48Z

Hi, looking for information on my great grandfather Roy E Bee. I located him in Seminole Oklahoma on the 1930 census and it shows his birth place is in West Virginia He was 36 years old in 1930. Any information would be greatly appreciated

Thanks

Re: Ephraim Clampus Vitus

ClairFBeeIII — 2008-12-17 15:16:39Z

Please contact me

Clair Francis Bee III - Grandson of Clair Bee

ClairfbeeIII@aol.com

Re: BEE-Surname Parkersburg,WV

ClairFBeeIII — 2008-12-17 15:15:17Z

Please contact me with any info you may have

Clair F Bee III
ClairfbeeIII@aol.com

Re: Bee surname

ClairFBeeIII — 2008-12-17 15:13:56Z

My name is clair bee
Contact me at ClairfbeeIII@aol.com

Re: Bee Family

ClairFBeeIII — 2008-12-17 15:09:34Z

My name is Clair F Bee III I am the grandson Of Clair Bee

Anyone interested in meeting or talking ?

I can be reached at ClairfbeeIII@aol.com

Re: LUCY BEE

patriciataylor311 — 2008-12-16 21:05:23Z

John William Bee? Was he the son of Caroline Bee and John Bee (john died 1872)Lincs? Caroline then became Caroline Yarnal but did not marry Thomas Yarnal. Had Mary Bee Yarnal and Frank Yarnal (Francis actually) who was my great grandfather.

Do wel link. Email me on patriciataylor06@tiscali.co.uk if we do.

Re: BEE, Thomas Walker

hblady_1 — 2008-12-13 03:17:12Z

Thanks for your help. I have now ordered and received the marriage certificate. It does give me his father but not mother. I have ordered a fiche from LDS which should arrive in January and hopefully the birth record may be on it showing his mother.
Thankyou again,
Regards,
Suzanne

Re: Ephraim Bee

rudolfverhoeven — 2008-12-03 23:54:33Z

very late response, but Cora Vanderflute was not born in the Netherlands. She is the first child out of Idskes second marriage to Anna Margaretha Bierma. Karherine May (Geeltje her Dutch real name and Wiebe Idskes were born in the Netherlands)Core is burried in Lamoni Iowa. She is not burried with her husband, but with her Dad. I do not know why.

Re: BEE, Thomas Walker

BSierpina — 2008-11-17 21:32:06Z

I have ordered then before from the US. try here

http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/

Re: BEE, Thomas Walker

hblady_1 — 2008-11-17 20:51:52Z

Thankyou for that, I had an idea that that was the case!!
I have attemped to order the marriage certificate through ancestry and cannot as I am in Australia. They suggested I try The General Registry Office as they supply certificates but I am having trouble there again because I am not in England. I'm sure there must be a way of ordering it.
Thankyou for your time.
Regards,
Suzanne

Re: BEE, Thomas Walker

BSierpina — 2008-11-17 12:12:28Z

The IGI has a record of Thomas Walker Bee's baptism and his mother is listed as ELizabeth Bee.
It would appear that he is illegitimate. However, given the fact tht his middle name is Wlaker, he may be named for the putative father.
You should have no trouble ordering his marriage online no matter where you live.

BEE, Thomas Walker

hblady_1 — 2008-11-17 03:45:37Z

Hi, I was wondering if anyone has any info for my great, great grandfather and grand mother Thomas Walker Bee and Sarah Appleyhard. I have details that he married Sarah Appleyard at City of London in Dec but I can't seem to order a copy as I live in Australia. They came to Australia on the Walvisch in 1853 to Port Adelaide with their only son at that time Tom Bee. I have all info from then on but I can't get their marriage or his birth details. I have a christening record for him for 17th Sept 1822 at Shipton Oliffe Sollars, Gloucster, England. I can't go back any further until I find out who his parents are adn where and when he was born. Thanking you in anticipation

Re: Bee Family

bettethatcher — 2008-09-17 01:50:40Z

I contacted Bob and he gave me Ronnie's phone number. I called him and sent him all of infomation on Romero I could find on the web. This Romeo is not the son of John S. C. Bee. The two Romeo's born in WV were cousins.

bettethatcher@hotmail.com

Re: Bee Family

drobins6 — 2008-09-09 12:38:45Z

Hi Brian,

Welcome to the world of genealogy! You may find you get more responses if you are able to let people know when and where your great grandmother, Lucy Bee, was born, and/or where she lived and died. Can you parents, or your grandparents, give you any more information about her?

All of my BEE family was in England, and includes no Lucy names. But I'm guessing that there are other people who will try to help you, but the more information you can give, the more likely someone will find a match.

Diana Robinson

Re: Bee Family

ginkykiki — 2008-09-09 01:46:27Z

My last name is Bee and i'm 11 in a half years old but i want to know my heritage and such please reply.my great-grandmother was Lucy Bee and she's desceased.

LUCY BEE

libbyharris1 — 2008-07-29 11:18:27Z

Appreciate any help cos I'm hitting a brick wall at the moment
LUCY BEE born 1898/9 in Wigtoft,Lincolnshire ( according to census).
Lucy was the daughter of JOHN WILLIAM and SARAH ANN BEE nee Harris.
Does this sound familiar to anyone..I'd love to find out more. Thanks

Re: Brian Bee- long Island, NY

gracebessieres — 2008-07-16 19:26:46Z

Brian
I am trying to do my family tree--It so haooens that my grandmother married a Zetterholm. They had 6 children, one of them was Barbara. I have lost all contact with any one from that line. I would be a half cousin to you.

If you have a moment, send me an email
gbessier@verizon.net

thank you
Grace

Re: Searching for Sherrie and/or Debbie (Deborah) Bee

aavanzino — 2008-06-28 05:07:10Z

Not Sherrie or Debbie but am a Kanaha looking for the meaning of the name Palaile. Do you know the meaning of Palaile or where it originated from.

Mary Bee b. France ca 1800

cvthompson — 2008-06-16 03:10:49Z

Looking for information regarding Mary Bee, born in France, who came America and married Samuel Vasey, b. 1808 in PA. Family lived in Bucks County/North Philadelphia PA, and had at least three sons: John, Joseph and Isaac. Would like to know when and where they were married, where her family was from and who her ancestors were.

Re: John Tallant Bee - Australia

duncansbrook — 2008-05-22 13:01:30Z

Hi. Nice to hear from you. I am related thru the Appleton line going back to England. I live in Canada. Please contact me privately at d/u/n/c/a/n/s/b/r/o/o/k at hotmail dot com. without the slashes between the letters.

Dale

Re: John Tallant Bee - Australia

genebecca — 2008-05-22 06:09:29Z

Hello!
I am a descendant of Sara Appleton Bee and Edwin Palmer.
I do have a little information from the birth death marriage index and I have a couple of obiturys too. How are you related? Are you in Australia?

Re: WILLIAM BEE

vanessawillows — 2008-05-21 10:29:23Z

thanks for the info - I am now waiting for my query to be sorted with the records office as I have the wrong certificate - you never know they might send me another one that matches or give me my money back - but when its sorted I think I will order that certificate in for Qtr 4 1904 - hopefully it will be the correct one -

Re: WILLIAM BEE

drobins6 — 2008-05-21 10:23:05Z

You might want to trying splurging for the birth certificate of the William Bee registered in Fylde, including Blackpool, in December. Although technically he should appear in those registered in September, there were sometimes delays in registering, so that the registration missed the quarter in which it should have appeared and showed up in the next one.

My Bee family - or, rather, my kids' Bee family since Bee is in their father's line - is from Lincolnshire and although there are a lot of Williams I don't have anything that much up to date.

Re: WILLIAM BEE

vanessawillows — 2008-05-20 11:14:24Z

Thanks for the info - my grandmother was his second marriage and I have a copy of their marriage certificate which was in 1932 - he was then a widower at the age of 24 - by the time he had married my grandmother he had left blackpool behind and as far as I know never returned - so as a family we know nothing of his life before that, except that he was married and widowed - my problem is getting his birh certificate as he was born 2nd sept 1904 and the enteries in the serches on this website look incorrect as the only William Bee listed in quarter 3 in 1904 has two page numbers on it, the copy I asked for came back with a William Bee born in June 1904 which looking at the lists does not exist - so something is wrong somewhere - I have actually sent an email stating this discrepancy and maybe I will be lucky and get the correct one in the post - but in the meantime I thought I would post a message to see if anyone might know some other information or was looking for the same person

Re: WILLIAM BEE

drobins6 — 2008-05-20 10:47:00Z

FreeBMD shows a George Bee marriage registered in December 1903 in Fylde, within which district Blackpool registers. His bride was either Sarah Ann Bamford or Camelia Hanson. You could order the marriage certificate to discover which one.

Marriages Dec 1903
BAMFORD Sarah Ann Fylde 8e 1039
BEE George Fylde 8e 1039
HANSON Camella Fylde 8e 1039

There are two William Bee birth entries registered in Fylde in 1904, once in March and one in December. Free BMD does not have marriages up to 1930, but a William Bee married someone Williams in the Fylde district in 1927. If you were to give your grandmother's name that might help.

WILLIAM BEE

vanessawillows — 2008-05-19 19:59:06Z

I am trying to locate any information on a William Bee born in september 1904 in the blackpool area - his fathers name was George but at the moment I cannot locate his birth certificate so I don't know his mothers name he was married twice - first marriage ended with his wife dying of TB unfortunatly I don't know her name. I understand they had a child in blackpool, but on his wifes death her family took over the care of the child. William Bee moved down to Hayes Middlesex around 1930, where he met and married my grandmother - anyone know anything - thanks

John Tallant Bee - Australia

duncansbrook — 2008-04-10 23:13:32Z

I am interested in hearing from anyone with info on John Tallant Bee and his wife Ann Appleton. In 1849 they emigrated from England to South Australia and settled in the Nairne area. They had a number of children including: James Tallant Bee died 1874 in Saddleworth, South Australia; Jasper Bee, Ann Appleton Bee, and Sara Appleton Bee married Edwin Palmer in 1878 in Saddleworth. There were likely more children than those listed.

Re: Benjamin Wilson and John Nelson Bee

judydouglas45 — 2008-03-04 22:33:54Z

Do you know what cemetery?