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Warwickshire / Bayes/Bays/Bay
« on: Thursday 26 November 20 15:26 GMT (UK) »
I'm looking for any genealogical information on surname Bayes;Bays;Bay family. Prior to 1635?
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Bay family Document help
« on: Thursday 07 March 19 03:05 GMT (UK) »
Hello, is there anyone with a keen eye who could possibly make out these cursive words? I would appreciate it so very much. Thank you!
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Dublin / DNA in genealogy surname Bay
« on: Tuesday 22 January 19 17:59 GMT (UK) »
23andMe updated my ancestry and stated that my DNA, compared to other 23andMe users ancestry was found in three Counties in Great Britain and Ireland in Ireland it was pinpointed to County Dublin in Scotland it was pinpointed to Glasgow City in an England it was pinpointed to greater London District. Does anybody know of any resources or have any good tips to find the surname Bay also possibly spelled baye Bayes Bays Bey in County Dublin prior to the year 1635 possible migration from County Dublin Ireland to Scotland or a migration from Dublin Ireland to England? Thank you
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United States of America / Colonial Potapsco Baltimore Maryland
« on: Thursday 17 January 19 12:37 GMT (UK) »
John Bay was Born pre1661 and died by Jan 23 1700. I'm trying to figure out when he arrived to the colonies, as well as what kind of operation he was running for why hes mentioned in the Maryland tax records with the following names. Were they investors or partners? Would there be any clues as to his ancesteral origin by looking at the names of the men hes listed with? Or the area he was residing?
I'm clueless as to how I can obtain a birth or baptismal record for him..? I've been searching for 3 years off and on.
From what I can gather John Bay is first is recorded in the 1694 taxes in Maryland, in the South Side of the Potapsco Hundred along with Ralph Barrow and 3 slaves.
By 1695 he has moved and is taxed in the North Side Potapsco Hundred with William Peart and Thomas Smith.
In 1699 he is still in the North Side of Potapsco Hundred, listed with William Pervill, Thomas Lact, Robert Carvil, Robert TaylorandEdward Stivenson.
His estate was inventories in Baltimore MD just after his death in the year 1700.
His wife was Ruth but no mention of a maiden name for her.
As far as I know they had one son also John Bay born abt. 1682 died circa 1739. He married Elizabeth.
He is initially shown in the 1703 Baltimore Testamentary Proceedings as maintained in the Maryland State Archives to be holding 6 acres in Baltimore.
He is in the 1706 Baltimore County taxes in the Northside of Potapsco Hundred along with.
Capt. Rich. Colegate, Martin Wolff, William Nelson and 3 slaves.
...Then there is a prolonged hiatus from the records. John is next shown in the Baltimore County, MD Tax List of 1737 in the Upper Hundred of Patapsco with John Shaw (his son-in-law) and a.
Thomas Shaw. That the 1737 tax record refers specifically to him is supported when in 1739 his assigned son, going by the name of John Bays 'Jr', is shown as the administrator of the Baltimore County estate of Christopher Shaw.
John and Elizabeth had sons
John Bay Jr 1701-1742+;
Thomas Bay @1703-@1746;
Frances Bay ©1713-1749+
^^^ Brothers, John Bay Jr. & Thomas Bay moved to Orange County Virginia around 1739.
Does anybody here have any connections or info on these peticular names residing in the same locations?
I'm clueless as to how I can obtain a birth or baptismal record for him..? I've been searching for 3 years off and on.
From what I can gather John Bay is first is recorded in the 1694 taxes in Maryland, in the South Side of the Potapsco Hundred along with Ralph Barrow and 3 slaves.
By 1695 he has moved and is taxed in the North Side Potapsco Hundred with William Peart and Thomas Smith.
In 1699 he is still in the North Side of Potapsco Hundred, listed with William Pervill, Thomas Lact, Robert Carvil, Robert TaylorandEdward Stivenson.
His estate was inventories in Baltimore MD just after his death in the year 1700.
His wife was Ruth but no mention of a maiden name for her.
As far as I know they had one son also John Bay born abt. 1682 died circa 1739. He married Elizabeth.
He is initially shown in the 1703 Baltimore Testamentary Proceedings as maintained in the Maryland State Archives to be holding 6 acres in Baltimore.
He is in the 1706 Baltimore County taxes in the Northside of Potapsco Hundred along with.
Capt. Rich. Colegate, Martin Wolff, William Nelson and 3 slaves.
...Then there is a prolonged hiatus from the records. John is next shown in the Baltimore County, MD Tax List of 1737 in the Upper Hundred of Patapsco with John Shaw (his son-in-law) and a.
Thomas Shaw. That the 1737 tax record refers specifically to him is supported when in 1739 his assigned son, going by the name of John Bays 'Jr', is shown as the administrator of the Baltimore County estate of Christopher Shaw.
John and Elizabeth had sons
John Bay Jr 1701-1742+;
Thomas Bay @1703-@1746;
Frances Bay ©1713-1749+
^^^ Brothers, John Bay Jr. & Thomas Bay moved to Orange County Virginia around 1739.
Does anybody here have any connections or info on these peticular names residing in the same locations?
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Kent / Oaths of allegiance
« on: Thursday 03 January 19 20:08 GMT (UK) »
Trying to find ANY information on John Bay (also spelled Baye, Bays, and Bayes) he was born circa 1619 somewhere in Great Britain. He came to the colony of Virginia in the fall of 1635, he left out of Gravesend port. John Bay was filed on a headright claim with. John Blackburn approximately the same age as John Bay. John Bays decendants and John Blackburns descendants seem to have stayed in around the same areas in Maryland and Virginia colonies for several generations.
I have attached the only info I have on John Bay. He had a son named John Bay born sometime before 1661 most likely in Baltimore Maryland.
I am looking for archives or records that has names and possibly any extra info of those that took the Oath Of Allegiance before departing for the colonies.
I have attached the only info I have on John Bay. He had a son named John Bay born sometime before 1661 most likely in Baltimore Maryland.
I am looking for archives or records that has names and possibly any extra info of those that took the Oath Of Allegiance before departing for the colonies.
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United States of America / Nancy Browder
« on: Tuesday 25 December 18 13:15 GMT (UK) »
I'm trying to find the parents of Nancy Browser as well as her maiden name.
She married Thomas Browder. They lived in Virginia
Attached is a picture of the info I have of Nancy Browder
One of many children she had was Rebecaa Browder born about 1835 or 1836. Rebecca Browder was my wife's direct maternal ancestor.
Thank you so much for any help!
She married Thomas Browder. They lived in Virginia
Attached is a picture of the info I have of Nancy Browder
One of many children she had was Rebecaa Browder born about 1835 or 1836. Rebecca Browder was my wife's direct maternal ancestor.
Thank you so much for any help!
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Ireland / Surname Bay
« on: Monday 24 December 18 13:22 GMT (UK) »
Does anyone know of or have information on any Bay/Bays or Mcbay families in Ireland prior to 1640?
Thank you!!!
Thank you!!!
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Immigrants & Emigrants - General / Searching for Bay immigrants
« on: Wednesday 28 November 18 12:06 GMT (UK) »
Hi, if anyone has possibly information on any indentures, or sentenced convicts or anything passengers arriving in the English Colonies in the Early to Mid 1600s with the surname Bay including spelling variations Bays;Bayes;Bay, please share with me!
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
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Cheshire / Bay family
« on: Wednesday 28 November 18 12:00 GMT (UK) »
Hello, I am wondering if anyone has any information on the family surname Bay (possible spelling variations: Baye Bays Bayes Bey and Bee or Ba) 16th and 17th century Cheshire. As well as any information pertaining to transportation to the English Colonies in the early to mid 1600s with the surname Bay.
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!