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Badge, Mary from New York

cagedraptor — 2011-04-20 16:07:57Z

I have census records for Mary. The name looks like Bodgn and as best as I, and others, can decipher we think it is Badge. She was born abt. 1831 and was from New York. She Married a MANN (from Indiana) they had two children in Iowa (Mary 24 Dec 1857 & Henry abt 1861). As well they had two others in Indiana (Alice abt 1867 & James abt 1869) I know that her parents were from New York. Mary's daughter Mary Jane Mann married my GG Grandfather Albert Bentley. I thank any who can help on this.
Richard Bentley
cagedraptor@yahoo.com

Mary BADGE

AnneFinnertySCD8 — 2010-02-21 12:53:40Z

Looking for information on Mary BADGE,born 1679, in Black Torrington, Devon. She married a William PARSONS.

Would love to know who Mary's parents were.

Can anyone help?

Regards

Mary BADGE

AnneFinnertySCD8 — 2010-02-21 12:53:39Z

Looking for information on Mary BADGE,born 1679, in Black Torrington, Devon. She married a William PARSONS.

Would love to know who Mary's parents were.

Can anyone help?

Regards

Mary BADGE

AnneFinnertySCD8 — 2010-02-21 12:53:37Z

Looking for information on Mary BADGE,born 1679, in Black Torrington, Devon. She married a William PARSONS.

Would love to know who Mary's parents were.

Can anyone help?

Regards

Badge One-Name Group

WBADGE2502 — 2009-02-02 14:45:48Z

I have records of the BADGE surname from the mid 16th century but wish to obtain details wherever the name BADGE has been used as a middle given name; e.g. Thomas Badge BERRIMAN (Varns); William Badge SMITH: IN FACT ANY badge connection at all ! Thanks in anticipation from Walter at Port Macquarie Australia

Re: Mooring/Morey/Larcombe

rhonian2001 — 2009-02-02 04:50:34Z

hi info i have is: Hannah b 1823, Martha b 1825, Thomas b 1827, Matilda b 1830, William b 1832, Leah b 1834, Rachael Anne b 1835, Mary b 1837, Sarah b 1839, Esau (James) b 1842, Harriet b 1846

Re: Mooring/Morey/Larcombe

lennard45 — 2009-02-01 21:44:45Z

the 11 children are, Hannah,b 1823. Thomas,1827. Martha,1827. Matilda,1830. William,1832. Leah,1834. my Line, Rachael-Anne,1835. Mary,1837. Sarah,1839. Esau,1841. Harriet.1845. these are not verified.
My line comes through the Larcombe,Morey and the Cross Line.
Lennard45

Re: Mooring/Morey/Larcombe

Jennmoorin — 2009-02-01 18:40:34Z

Mathew 1797 Md. 26-3-1825 Mary Ellen Moorin
with 11 Children
What were the 11 kids names?

BAGE & Variants DNA PRoject

Keith_Bage — 2008-09-20 16:39:21Z

Announcing the BAGE DNA Project for the surnames BAGE, BAGES, BAGGE, BADGE, BAIGE and BAGHE.

I encourage you to join today!

I am excited to announce that the Bage DNA Project has been established at Family Tree DNA, and it is ready for participants to join and order a test kit.

I have ordered my test kit to represent my family tree. Ideally, our goal is to have two distant direct line males test for each family tree.

The Y DNA test tells you about your direct male line, which would be your father, his father, and back in time. You must be male to take this test, and you should have one of the surnames shown. If you believe there is a BAGE or variant in your direct male line, although you have a different surname, you are also welcome to participate. If you are female, please find a direct line male to participate, to represent your tree.

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Re: BADGE FAMILY ONE-NAME SOCIETY #3914

johnsymons18 — 2008-07-26 00:23:27Z

Hi There i am related to mary ann symons born cornwall 1849, husband william henry BADGE born cornwall 1845,died St Clare Schulkill Penn 1890. Any information on their decendants would be welcome as i am trying to complete my family tree. You can e mail me at 67540@cplsymons.freeserve.co.uk. Thanks in anticipation John Symons

Re: BADGE FAMILY ONE-NAME SOCIETY #3914

RDIVER7 — 2008-01-01 00:48:31Z

DC...Rick Mackinney here-I have been doing the BADGE Family genealogy for the past 10 years along with the help of Walter BADGE who lives in Australia-I live in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.....my e mail address is rdiver@bellsouth.net and if you would e mail me a that address, I would be glad to share info I have on the Family-I have been able to trace them back to the 1590's....so please write and thank you for sharing your BADGE information...Happy New Year!!!...Rick

Re: BADGE FAMILY ONE-NAME SOCIETY #3914

RDIVER7 — 2008-01-01 00:45:32Z

Re: BADGE FAMILY ONE-NAME SOCIETY #3914

dmcripn — 2007-12-30 09:33:30Z

Are you still out there answering requests?

I live in Washington State, in the US. My great grandmother was born in Devon, and her grandmother was Susanna Badge, born about 1811, in Milton Abbot.

Do you have her in your records? She married William Eastcott in 1835 in Milton Abbot.

Hope to hear from you, and Happy New Year,
Diana Crippen (nee Southwick)

Re: Thomas BADGE in the Revolution

2006-11-23 23:13:03Z

Address now -

< w.badge@bigpond.net.au>

Re: BADGE Family

2006-08-26 23:44:16Z

not sure what info you already have but:

1861
Louisa Badge 32 - schoolmistress - Windsor
with the James Thomas family but??? see occupation below

1871 Census
Joseph age 45 - horsekeeper - born Pain, Wiltshire
Louisa C age 43 - sewing machinest - Windsor, Berks
Henry age 15 - coach painter - cardiff
Sarah S age 13 - school - cardiff
living in ..llinglen St, Canton, Glamorgan
Ref: RG10/5365 - 132 - 97

1881
Louisa 53 (Widow) - dress maker - windsor
Sarah 23 - servant - cardiff
living in 24 Wyndham Crescent,Canton

nothing in either 1841 or 51 that ties in

only James ( born Berkshire) was in 1881 listed as a visitor in Great Marlow Bucks & born Gr Marlow but, born c1837

hope it helps

Re: BADGE Family

2006-08-08 15:17:55Z

Rick,

Louisa BADGE is shown in the 1861 census living in Cardiff aged 32. Although indexed born Uindson the image reads Windsor. She is also shown as married.

Regards
Harry

BADGE Family

RDIVER7 — 2006-08-06 17:17:34Z

I am trying to locate information on the following:

James Sanderson BADGE-no information

Louisa Cornet BADGE-born 1829, Unidsor, Berkshire, England...married to Joseph FARR 19 Feb 1871-Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales

Thanking you for your time...Rick

Re: Badge:Cornwall,England pre 1700....

2005-11-10 23:15:51Z

IMy collegue in BADGE family history is compiling our family history back to 1550. In several days I can give the information you require re location & origins etc.
You may wish to reply direct -wbadge@bigpond.net.au-

Regards,

Walter BADGE
BADGE OneName Society #3419
PS Please give me your family connection again and your postal address.

Re: Badge:Cornwall,England pre 1700....

2005-11-10 14:29:31Z

thanks, but I am in an earlier timeframe.
thanks again

Re: Badge:Cornwall,England pre 1700....

2005-11-09 23:05:04Z

The only John I have is John MORLEY b. 1819 Gulval CON.
Morley resources were held by Lt. Col. Fred A MORLEY NOW DEC'D.
I HAVE BRIEF NOTES AS FOLLOWS -

CHARLES B. 1786 - ST. ERTH
CHARLES B. 1758 "
wwLLIAM B. 1726 "
WILLIAM B.ca 169O"
William b. ca. 1656 St. Erth
Arthur b. 1621 "
James b. 1596 William b. 1796 Gulval
Elizabeth b. 1757 Phillack
William b. 1730 Phillack
Humphrey b. 17.3 St. Erth

There was a Margery MORLEY who married a Joseph BADGE ca 1840

BADGEs in 17th C came from London County areas some Lincolnshire.

....and that's about all I've got.

Best Wishes

Walter

Badge:Cornwall,England pre 1700....

2005-11-09 19:20:58Z

Descent from Margaret orMarjergy, daughter of John.
I was hoping to connect with anyone whom could enlighten me where the Badges were, to determine where her family may have migrated from to Cornwall.

Thomas BADGE in the Revolution

WalterBadge10 — 2005-08-01 05:00:43Z

If anyone would wish a copy of my article on this from "BADGE NEWSTREAM" Feb. 2005 please advise.

Pls. provide email for article only or postal for February Issue Feb/ 2005

Walter BADGDE
BADGE One-Name Society #3419
Porlt Macquarie Australia Ph. (02) 65813778

Badge One-Name Society # 3419

WalterBadge10 — 2005-08-01 04:55:55Z

ATTENTION PLEASE : Patti GATES - Please note correct registration number as aboe #3419.

Please copy me with any BADGE photographs which I may wish to copy but I will identify if possible.

Re: BADGE FAMILY ONE-NAME SOCIETY #3914

2005-05-28 06:52:54Z

Have I answered all your queries?

BADGE in Hazelton, Pa

RICK_MACKINNEY — 2005-05-18 23:15:28Z

I am doing genealogy research on the family name BADGE. I am hoping that you can supply me with any additional information and/or direct me to other organizations that might be able to help me. Here is information I have so far....

William Henry BADGE was born in Cornwall, England in 1869. He arrived with his mother, Mary Ann Symons to the U.S. around 1871. On 19 November 1891, he married Clara Keuch of Hazelton. She was the daughter of Ernest Keuch ( b.1845) and Anna Elizabeth Bachman (b. 1845) who later married a Ralph Mills. Anna Elizabeth died in 1924 and is buried in the Vine Street Cemetery. Clara and William Henry had four children while in Hazelton-William Herbert (b. 1893); James Ernest (b. 1896); Ruth (b. 1897) and Mary Jane (b. 1899).

I have pictures of these people. I also have the newpaper obits for Mary Ann BADGE nee SYMONS and Anna Elizabeth Bachman (MILLS). I have two photographs that show Mr. BADGE standing in from of the RISING SUN HOTEL with his name on the shingle.

What I am requesting is any additional information or leads on anything related to this. I also would be glad to send you scanned images of the pictures I have. I want to thank you in advance for any help you can provide. Rick

Rick Mackinney
410 SE 4th Street
Dania, Florida 33004
rdiver@bellsouth.net

BADGE Research

RICK_MACKINNEY — 2005-05-18 23:15:28Z

I am looking for any information on the following. All the information I have is from the 1850 CT federal Census.

BADGE, Edward Harmony Twp. page 230

Any information on this person would be greatly appriecated.

TIA....Rick rdiver@bellsouth.net

Re: BADGE FAMILY ONE-NAME SOCIETY #3914

kayem_t — 2005-04-07 00:29:30Z

I am interested in finding out about Gertrude Badge b1870 in Greenwich UK. My mother in laws mother was her sister Susan Badge and there was another sister Elizabeth who married George Whibley, I am in contact with members of the Whibley family but no one seem to know what happened to Gertrude, it is thought she married someone Robertson, perhaps Frank?
Would welcome any information, thanks.

Re: BADGE FAMILY ONE-NAME SOCIETY #3914

2005-03-06 14:10:05Z

Oh yes please...thank you...
As I said previously....."George Badge b. 1818 in Devonshire,England & his wife Elizabeth (Betsy) Cole are our relatives.He is our first cousin 3 times removed, and Betsy is our Second Great Grand Aunt. Elizabeth's parents: Samuel Cole & Mariah Taylor are our Great-Great-Great Grandparents.
Matthew Oliver Cole, Elizabeth's brother is our Great Great Grandfather & Wilson Taylor Cole is our Great Grandfather."

Wilson Taylor Cole many years ago began the family's genealogy, and when our Mother died, now almost 5 years ago we "inherited" the information and photos of family members and have sought to continue the genealogy records that Great Grandfather started. We also have a photo of John Badge...(George & Elizabeth's son) who married Emily Fenn. We have a number of unnamed photos which may contain other Badge family members.
We would appreciate hearing from you, sharing information and filling in our records with information on George and other related family members.
Most Sincerely,
Patti Lee Gates
doog3@earthlink.net

Re: BADGE FAMILY ONE-NAME SOCIETY #3914

WalterBadge10 — 2005-03-06 06:20:27Z

Patti,
I am writing from my daughter Cherry's home in Sydney.

Have I replied to your overdue query.

If not I will as soon as I return to Port Macquarie on Tujesday 8.3.2005

Walter

Mooring/Morey

RhondaBrown11 — 2005-02-10 07:06:35Z

Hi Ron
I am researching the Larcombe clan from Devon. My great-great grandfather Matthew Larcombe married a Mary Mooring at Axmouth Devon on 26/03/1825. She was born in 1804 at Gosport Hampshire. Matthew and Mary came to Tasmania in 1854 with their 9 children. One of the Leah, married a George Morey. There a quite a few Morey in Tasmania. I would like any info on Mooring if you can help??

Re: Thomas Badge in the American Revolution

2005-02-04 03:25:36Z

Many thanks for your article/extract re Thomas BADGE, a distant cousin.

Please asdvise ifthere are any oter references to Thomas. My information is that he was bptd. 6.6.1721, at St. Dunstan's Bishopsgate, London, son of Thomas BADGE and Ann nee HARRISON. He was to Mary ??? and they had a child Frances b.7.6.1773 Philadephia, PA

On the 3.6.1778 he was found charge and found guilty of treason by the Council of the Commonwealt of Pennsylvania, Mr. T. MATLACK, Secretary.- an item gleaned from The Pennsylvania Packet Item# 62058

IRe: Morey

robertmorey35 — 2004-10-27 14:48:55Z

I have info on 3 Thomas Moreys born in South Devon between 1815-1820. I'm trying to find their family history pre 1780.

Re: BADGE

JosephPica — 2004-10-04 18:36:24Z

Out of 484,400 marriages transcribed on www.cheshirebmd.org.uk four are Badge's, I did not check the hatches or dispatches, maybe you may find some names that you know on their lists, hope that helps.

BADGE

RDIVER7 — 2004-10-04 18:36:10Z

I am researching the BADGE family. I understand that several families with this surame lived in the area. Any leads or information would be greatly appriecated...TIA...Rick

Thomas Badge in the American Revolution

BasketLady420 — 2004-09-27 02:27:22Z

Badge, Thomas. Soap maker, chandler, American soldier, British spy.
Philadelphia resident; served in American Army early in war; from 1777, using his tradesman's occupation as a cover, gathered American military intelligence for British; helped guide General Howe from Head of Elk, Md., to Brandywine and Philadelphia.

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "People & Events of the American Revolution" by Dupuy/Hammerman. R.R. Bowker Company, 1974. pg.285.
Joyce

Re: Mooring/Morey/Larcombe

2004-07-16 09:13:48Z

The Line I have is from John Larcombe and Matha Guppy,
Robert Md Martha ?
Children
Robert 1788
Mary 1791
Samuel 1793
Samuel 1794
Mathew 1797 Md. 26-3-1825 Mary Ellen Moorin
with 11 Children
The sixth child Leah Md George Morey my family line.

I don't know If you have found any more since you posted your message.
I have the rest of the Larcombe later lines in Tasmania on computer. All the best in your research
Len. (A Tasmanian)

I have the rest of the tree on Computer.

I don\t know if you have found any more since

Re: Morey

harris03_1 — 2004-04-25 02:26:56Z

Looking for Thomas R Morey, born around 1820 in Devon.
Christine

Re: larcombe

larcombedave — 2004-02-04 08:52:43Z

hi im davy i just wanna ask u if u kno ne thing about the larcombe family i am one my self i am 16 and have no idea about the larcombe history adn want to kno if we are related in n e way and could u send me an email bak thanks davy larcombe p.s i live in the nottingham area

Re: BADGE FAMILY ONE-NAME SOCIETY #3914

2004-01-12 13:20:36Z

George Badge b. 1818 in Devonshire,England and his wife Elizabeth (Betsy) Cole are our relatives.
He is our first cousin 3 times removed, and Betsy is our Second Great Grand Aunt.
Elizabeth's parents: Samuel Cole and Mariah Taylor are our Great-Great-Great Grandparents.
Matthew Oliver Cole, Elizabeth's brother is our Great Great Grandfather
and Wilson Taylor Cole is our Great Grandfather.
Could you give me more information about George and his family? Thank you

Re: Mooring/Morey/Larcombe

maggie4901 — 2003-09-10 23:09:12Z

I have found a Matilda Larcomb grave. She is on the stone of both my gggg grandfather and mother's grave Thomas and Mary (Calrow) Ward. Thomas and Mary Died in Aug of 1835, althought on the stone Matilda would have only been two at their death. This what the stone reads.Matilda J. daugther of E.P. Larcomb died Sept 29, 1855 at the age of 22y 11m 21d. I would just like to know how she fits in to the family tree weather she was adopted by the Ward's or if they were good friends of the family. I know she is not a daughter of Thomas and Mary for their last Daughter was named Matilda and she went on to marry a Pangborn. Any help is needed TY

BADGE Research

RDIVER7 — 2003-08-31 01:30:04Z

I am researching the BADGE family. I am looking for any information on the following

Benjamin A. BADGE married to Emily ROSE on 7 sept 1862

:TIA...Rick at rdiver@bellsouth.net

Re: Mooring

phil445 — 2003-03-21 15:01:04Z

Hi - I think I've sent you a direct email, but am interested in tracing info.

Re: George Graham Badge

wbadge — 2003-03-12 23:37:16Z

Dear George,

I wonder if you have a continuing interest in your grandfather's surname. I have considerably developed my resources and since your information of two years ago, have been in touch with BADGE families ex Cornwell now living in Canada as well as many more living in the U.S.A.

I am in my 6th year of producing BADGE NEWSTREAM - THE FAMILY JOURNAL (Quarterly) and if you send your postal address will include you in the mailing list.

BADGE Genealogy has now reached the stage of being able to produce a CD of which there have been two trials versions.
Version 3 will be mailed to any who want it in several months time.

If you have any photos of your Great grandfather , Grandfather , yourself or ladies of the family, I will appreciate a copy. NOTE - a new ISP for me as above.

Noting that your great grandfather was a bridgebuilder, it will interest you to know that most BADGEs were occupied in the metal industries in one way or another - including bridge building, blacksmithing, wheelwright, coach builder, engine mechanics, auto mechanics or mech. engineers, civil engineers and the younger ones - electronic eng.

Trusting to hear from you - with Season's Greetings,

Sincerely

Walter BADGE
Postal - Villa 3, Savoy Mews,
37 Savoy Street, Port Macquarie 2444 Australia.
PH. 61265843776 FAX 61265843646 - e.m. above

Re: Larcombe Family

tbaucells — 2002-09-09 17:48:12Z

Trying to find any information on the family of Minnie LARCOMBE, of Exeter, Devon UK, born approx 1910. She was apparently connected to the ROSEVEARE family as a cousin. Other surnames that might appear as her predecessors are MONNERY, COMBES.

Any info would be greatly appreciated

BADGE FAMILY ONE-NAME SOCIETY #3914