Author Topic: Bellamy / Proudley (Read 8601 times)

Franklin B · « **Reply #9 on:** Sunday 13 March 11 19:57 GMT (UK) »

Hi Louthlass,thomas james brumby [1809 -1889]

Franklin B · « **Reply #10 on:** Sunday 13 March 11 19:59 GMT (UK) »

Hi James Brumby 1782 - 1863 who married Ann Proudley [1783-1809] and later Mary Needham

Franklin B · « **Reply #11 on:** Sunday 13 March 11 20:03 GMT (UK) »

Hi Louthlass .Says the photo of james & fanny brumby is to large,Try some more

Franklin B · « **Reply #12 on:** Sunday 13 March 11 20:12 GMT (UK) »

Hi Louthlass.This photo is a copy of one which hangs in the Ohio Military museum and is called the sons & neighbours of Thomas Brumby.Back row sons ,Thomas jn ,Joseph Brumby,I think the next soldier is unlikely John H Brumby , son in law Alonso Perkins,Front left is son in law Joseph King [from Navenby ,Lincs] + uk,uk Regards Franklin B.John H Brumby joined the union army in 1864 21 Ohio- inf ,Thomas died 23 aug 1863 battle of Chancellorsville 55th Ohio -inf,Joseph King joined 1863 /12 Ohio- Cav,Alonso 2nd Ohio-cav,Joseph 23 Ohio- inf

Louthlass · « **Reply #13 on:** Monday 14 March 11 09:43 GMT (UK) »

Hello Franklin B,
Those photographs are wonderful, thank-you.
You mention Dorothy, sister to Florence and Ronald, no sister. There is a Dorothy nee Atkinson married Percy, Joseph and Ernest's brother. you also mention Amelia Halbaub she married James DETE, they had a daughter Aleise born in Wooster Ohio, I am in contact with Aleise's daughter Susan, who still lives in Ohio.
Ronald had a son David who lives with his family in St Albans Hertfordshire.
Percy and Dorothy had a son James still living in our village.
Many thanks Louthlass

Franklin B · « **Reply #14 on:** Monday 14 March 11 20:09 GMT (UK) »

Hi Louthlass.Im in touch with several descendants of Thomas Brumby who are in America and thats were the little info i have about Amelia & the accident of Joseph came from,They also sent me a register outlining a family tree of all thomas's descendants in America which goes up to the 1960s.A bit stuck at the moment with the Brumby's back to a John & Ann Brumby [abt 1720s] a choice of which John ? and not gone to far past the WW1 generation,I found a Dorothy 1919 with mother Pykett on the births index.I only get to the lincoln archives couple of times a year but i will ask a friend of mine to check she visits most weeks, I moved from Grantham some years ago to near Derby so its a bit of a journey but i do go to the Nottingham archives so if you need anything looking up there let me know.Regards Franklin B.ps send you some photo's of Joseph's Br & Si