Badman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: New Badman Family Website

badmanone — 2012-01-31 01:40:58Z

hi i am the son benjamin robert badman brother to frank leo badman i was born at blyth hospital in 1936.i lived on the family farm at yacka util 1979 when sickness cause me to sell ut and move to barmera. My mother died in 1964 &dad died in1968

Re: Thomas Badman

thomas_badman — 2011-12-02 05:45:29Z

i am not married.
I am 11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Edward Badman

HollyBachman — 2011-11-12 22:06:00Z

I know that this is an old message but I came across it when I was looking for information. Edward Badman who married Rebbeca Hess the daughter of Thomas and Mary. He is my 3rd maternal great-grandfater. He was born December 1838 and died August 1907, you can find some information using findagrave.com, this is where I found a lot of information. Hope it was a bit of help, I had been looking information too for his parents.

Re: Badmans from Winscombe, Somerset, England

pullenl — 2011-11-02 09:36:43Z

Thanks very much for taking the time to reply. This is not my direct family line but I will have a look and see if they are some sore o distant relative

Thanks again

Lorraine

Re: Badmans from Winscombe, Somerset, England

iceltonfarm — 2011-11-01 20:51:59Z

I am researching the WW1 War Memorial at Wick St Lawrence Church & the name of E Badman is recorded,also a tombstone in his name:
202804 Ptv.E.J.Badman Wiltshire Regiment died 21st March 1917 age 19
From 1891 census Wslawrnce:
William Badman b Banwell
Fanny Badman bKingswood,Glos
Beatrice Badman b Worley
Sarah Jane b Wslawrence
W.James Badman b Wsl
Edith Mary b Wsl
Ernest John Badman b Wsl
A few years ago I had 2 Ladies researching their family of Badman's,
Mrs.Millie Girling of Glamorgan
& Mrs.Joyce Guest of Cheltenham,they were the Granddaughters of Ben Badman & Frances Badman of Banksea Cottage Wsl.
Kind regards Elizabeth Parsons

Re: Badmans from Winscombe, Somerset, England

WillardBacon57 — 2011-09-28 18:31:31Z

I'm interested in the Badmans of Winscombe. I think a Benjaman Badman was baptized by a James and Mary Badman on 5 May 1799. Can you confirm that? I'm also trying to find a John Badman babtized in 1790, possibly by the same parents.

Badman marriages, Compton Martin, 1762, and 1765.

WillardBacon57 — 2011-06-01 00:19:19Z

On 27 June 1762, James Badman marries Mary Connard. On 7 Jan 1765 William Badman marries Sarah Gallop. Both marriages occur in Compton Martin and are in the parish register. Both couples apparently leave the village, or join a non conformist church, because there are no more entries in the parish register for these two couples. If you descend from, or have information on either of these two famililies, I would like to trade data with you. Thank You. Will

Re: New Badman Family Website

WillardBacon57 — 2011-05-17 22:58:09Z

I've attempted to reach your site, but no luck so far. Any hints. Will

Large Badman Data set

WillardBacon57 — 2011-05-17 22:43:53Z

I have compiled the Badman data from the Compton Martin Parish Register. I have added data from Yatton, and Wrington, in the early phase, and from Chewstoke, Walton and Street, in the late phase. Each item has been annotated, and family lines have been traced for those families which immigrated. If you have worked the Bishops Transcripts from Compton Martin, or the Parish Registers from Yatton, Wrington, Ubley, Chewstoke, Walton, Street, Meare, Sutton, Bishop Sutton, Chew Magna, and Clifton Bristol(Gloucester) looking for Badmans, I would like to share data. I am also interested in any data on Badmans that you have aquired from the Quaker, or any other Non Conformist Churches in these same or nearby villages. Thank You, Will

Badmans from Wrington, Somerset

WillardBacon57 — 2011-04-29 21:19:55Z

I think John and Joseph Badman may have moved from Wrington to Compton Martin in the 1660's. If you have any Badmans from Wrington I'd appreciate hearing from you. I suspect John is Josephs father, and that Joseph was baptized in Wrington about 1668.

Leonard Badman

janm581 — 2010-10-15 19:56:03Z

PALMER - Leonard Badman, 81, of Palmer died Sunday, May 29, 2005, at Hillsboro Area Hospital.

He was born Jan. 28, 1924, in Beecher City, the son of George Cleveland and Margaret Matilda Hissong Badman. He married Margaret Lucille Stockon in 1944 in Macon.

Mr. Badman retired as a truck driver and was a member of Bear Creek Community Club.

Survivors: wife, Margaret; three sons, Kenneth R. Badman Sr. (companion, Wilma Mauney) of Nokomis and James (wife, Linda Sue) and Billy (wife, Anita) Badman, both of Palmer; three daughters, Janet (husband, Cayle) Davis of Palmer, Connie (husband, Tony) Cook of Pana and Victoria (husband, Thomas) Grundy of Morrisonville; 13 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandchild; sister, Irene Reed of St. Elmo; brother, Kenneth (wife, Juanita) Badman of Palmer; and several nieces and nephews.

Services: 11 a.m. Friday, Sutton Memorial Home, Taylorville, the Rev. Chad Foster officiating. Interment: Anderson Cemetery, Palmer.

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Courtesy obit only....I am not researching the Badman family.
Source: State Journal Register, Springfield IL 5/31/05

Re: Badmans from Winscombe, Somerset, England

LoisBadmanCracknell — 2010-03-02 12:08:03Z

I think my family were born mainly in Winscombe

Lois Badman

Re: New Badman Family Website

gnatalie_1 — 2010-01-09 04:48:58Z

Hi there I'm looking for Badman family info. Sarah Ann Badman b.1843 in Yatton, UK married William Weeks b. 1840. Son William Weeks b. 1863 in Nailsea is my Great Grandfather. I seem to have some Badman's on my tree and there is some confusion... Sarah Badman is, I'm quite sure, the right Sarah. I have her parents as Henry Badman b. 1798/99 Sandford and Mary Fry b. 1798 Yatton.
I also have a Mary Ann Badman b. 1823 Yatton (she marries Charles Beacham and dies birthing twins in 1851)
Do you happen to know how these Yatton born Badman's are related? It looks like Sarah is from a 1st marriage to an unknown Cox 1820, but it seems strange that her name remains Badman..???
Any help would be appreciated!
Natalie: gnatalie@netidea.com

Re: Badmans from Winscombe, Somerset, England

chriswest7 — 2009-10-28 23:15:42Z

Hello.Did any of your BADMANS come to the USA..Pa and New york. Mine are in Tioga County, Pennsylvania after 1840 and are in 1850 census.John and hannah BADMAN had some of the children in England, William in 1830 and Betsey ca 1832..The story goes they came over with 2-3 brothers.I haven't been able to connect mine to the Southern ,Pa. Badmans but we are probably related. i don't have Johns parents,he was born 1810. Please let me know if you have any info, This John Badman seems to be the only one who came to Tioga County,Pa.

Re: WILLIAM BADMAN & ELIZABETH HODGE, Tioga co.Pa &Cattaraugus Co.NY

chriswest7 — 2009-10-28 22:27:00Z

Hello, Did you ever see my answer and email me back on the badman Hodge family? I'm from the line of William & Elizabeth Hodge Badman..through their daughter Mary Edna Badman who married Abram Decker. Have you ever found anything on Isaac Hodge or where he is after 1860? you can email me direct at chriswest7@verizon.net if you want.

Re: New Badman Family Website

PamGlover14 — 2009-08-26 23:30:59Z

Hi Caroline,
Do you have a birth date for Lillian?

I have quite a bit of information on Mary Ball and her ancestors which I am happy to shre with you.

My email adress is glover@netspac.net.au

Cheers

Pam

Re: New Badman Family Website

carolinewoodward49 — 2009-08-26 06:38:05Z

Hi Pam,
Nice to hear from you,
Yes this is the same family Henry was my Great grandfather you have the correct children but you missed Lilian who was my gran and the eldest child of Henry and Helen,
All l know about Mary Bull is that she was born approx 1923 and her father was William Ball, l know it was difficult to find much on her so not sure if she died young as they often did, hopefully going to the records office in Sept so will do more digging then, hope this is of some help,
Regards Caroline

Re: New Badman Family Website

PamGlover14 — 2009-08-26 05:49:13Z

Hi Caroline,
I am tracing the family of Mary Ball from Banwell who married John Badman in banwell on 29th July 1845. Is this the same family you are researching? if so I have Henry's childrenas: Gilbert, Maud, Ella and Rosa. Don't know if there were any more.

Do you have information on Mary Ball?

Pam Glover
Australia

Re: New Badman Family Website

donbadman_1 — 2009-05-24 21:30:34Z

Hi Joanne

I still have the information, just not the site. So, let me know what you have and I'll see what I can add.

If your line is that of Francis Badman who settled in NSW around the 1880s then your line connects to mine. Francis was the younger brother of Joseph Badman, who brought my line to Pennsylvania at the same time.

Re: New Badman Family Website

jbkazoku — 2009-05-24 18:10:19Z

Shame about your website. I really thought I may have hit the jackpot there.

I am Joanne Badman, I am from the NSW Badmans and would love to know what info you have about may family.

Unfortunatley I have very little on that side of the family yet.

Re: New Badman Family Website

stevebprs — 2009-04-19 01:40:58Z

Thanks. That is useful to know.

Re: New Badman Family Website

donbadman_1 — 2009-04-19 01:05:59Z

Hi there. I am the Don Badman who set this site up, but unfortunately MSN stopped hosting sites and the site is currently not running. I still have most of the information though and am happy to share it with anyone with an interest.

The NSW line is directly related to mine and while I have no proof the South Aurtralia probably is as well. All the English Badman lines I've found so far sprouted in Somerset and moved out from there.

Re: Badmans from Somerset County, England

stevebprs — 2009-04-19 00:25:19Z

Hi William. I am not sure if you can access the public library records (online) in the city of Bath (Somerset) or not. If so, this would be a good place to start. I visited the library several years ago when tracing some of my own Badman relatives who emmigrated from their to Australia. Let me know how you get on.

Regards

Steve Badman

Re: New Badman Family Website

stevebprs — 2009-04-19 00:18:03Z

My father's name was Don and he had a long and strong interest in our family name. We came from the south east of South Australia. I am not sure if he set this up or is there is another Don Badman based in NZ. Can someone let me know?

Re: WILLIAM BADMAN & ELIZABETH HODGE, Tioga co.Pa &Cattaraugus Co.NY

chriswest7 — 2009-03-21 17:46:25Z

Hello, I CAN'T REMEMBER IF I SAW THIS BEFORE...WHAT INFO DO YOU HAVE? I SEE THE HAGER NAME SO IMAGINE YOUR FROM THE LINE OF SAMUEL BADMAN'' I DO HAVE SOME NAMES BUT NOT MANY DATES.. DID YOU EVER FIND INFO ON Mertie SHELLMAN? PLEASE LET ME KNOW chriswest7@verizon.net

Re: New Badman Family Website

carolinewoodward49 — 2008-07-29 13:03:47Z

Hi,
My gran was Lilian Badman daughter of Henry Badman born in 1860c and Helen Board.
His father was John badman born in 1823 and Mary Bull/Ball they came from Banwell and were a large family,l have gone back to 1719 with William Badman,l am really looking for more recent Badmans ie Lilians brother and sisters as l only knew one and that was Ella

Re: WILLIAM BADMAN & ELIZABETH HODGE, Tioga co.Pa &Cattaraugus Co.NY

RuthMHager — 2008-02-02 20:19:13Z

Christine, William Badman b. 1830 and Elizabeth Hodges b. 1827 were my gggrandparents in Tioga co. Thank you for this info on their parents that I did not have, I have descendant info I will share if you want. Ruth

Re: New Badman Family Website

carolynesson1 — 2007-07-29 07:55:57Z

We are on your Badman line up to Martha Moon and have entries before that until 1665

Re: WILLIAM BADMAN & ELIZABETH HODGE, Tioga co.Pa &Cattaraugus Co.NY

2006-06-10 23:35:27Z

I have a new address chriswest7@verizon.net I'm interested in the Badman - Badmone families from tioga co.pa some moved to Cattaraugus Co>NY married into the Zelliff family & . Beebe's .

NEW address

2006-05-27 00:43:55Z

address chriswest7@verizon.net badman & Zelliff

Re: Joseph Badman

2006-05-26 04:17:36Z

Hello! I am a decendant of the David G. Badman line also! (except I'm part of the line from the second marriage of David to Amanda Lightcap). My Grandfather was David and Amanda's 8th child - Walter L Badman, who married Pearl Musselman.
Walter and Pearl had at least 10 children. My father being one of them.
I'd love to hear from any of you who have done more research...I'm just getting started...
Cindy

Badmans

BAF739 — 2006-05-20 03:46:29Z

You have so many messages that I dodn't know which one to respond to. Hope you get one of these. I'm your cousin. Your grandfather Tom was my grandmother Alice's brother. Good to see that someone else is working on the family tree. Do you have a copy of the Badman Book? We probably have the same info.

Joseph

CatLady1244 — 2006-02-11 17:42:04Z

I did indeed get my info from LeVan's book. Help me out here.

Kirstin

Re: Joseph

2006-02-07 22:47:56Z

Hi Kirstin,
Five years ago (is it that long!) I did indeed help you out in your search for Joseph Badman by handing you the records of New Hanover Lutheran Church and Oley Hills (St. Joseph's) Union Church at the Lehigh County Historical Society Library. Have you made any further progress on Joseph Badman's ancestors? Have you found any information on my Amos Badman? (not the Amos Badman living in Lederachville, Montgomery County, per Levan/Lewandosky book). Any help you can give me would be appreciated.

Badmans from Somerset County, England

WillardBacon57 — 2005-12-04 17:18:51Z

I descend from Elia and Elizabeth Badman b. 1822 in Walton. I believe his parents are John and Sophia, but have not proven this. Eli's daughter Emma will marry Charles Bacon in 1881. The family lives in Walton and Street, from the 1820's till 1900. I'm interested in hearing from any descendants of this family, or anyone who has information on them. willbacon@charter.net

BADMAN - Somersetshire, England - 1600-1700's

vkngprints — 2005-08-04 15:56:00Z

I am looking for any information on JOSEPH BADMAN, born 1689, his son RICHARD BADMAN, born 1705 in Compton Martin, Somersetshire, England or Richard's daughter MARY BADMAN, born 1729 in Compton Martin. Richard married MARTHA NICHOLAS. Mary married THOMAS MOCKRIDGE.

Re: Badman

nowvoyagersail — 2005-04-22 06:54:04Z

Hi Jackie - the famous cricketer you mentioned is probably Donald Bradman - but he was born here in Australia. There is a bit of family history that he or his family changed their surname from Badman to Bradman because of the whole "BAD" thing.. I don't know if this is true. Donald Bradman was born in about 1910 and died recently - as a national hero!

I am just starting to research my Badman family history - I can tell you that my branch emigrated here from Surrey, England in about 1923 - a Henry James Badman, his wife Clara (nee Stirling) and their three small children. Henry was born in 1885 in England (registered in St Olave).

Don't know if we are on the same family tree or not - good luck finding out!

Re: Badman

nowvoyagersail — 2005-04-22 06:54:04Z

As far as I am currently aware (and I've only just started researching), my Henry James born in 1885 was the son of Henry James & Harriet Burrows or Borroughs, whose marriage was registered in St Saviour (Dartmouth) in 1882. Family oral history says that H.J(b.1885) travelled around before living in Surrey and then finally migrating to Aust. (NB his son was Henry James, also).

Don't know yet whether the Don Bradman thing is true - my grandmother is capable of tall tales.. :)

Re: WILLIAM BADMAN & ELIZABETH HODGE, Tioga co.Pa &Cattaraugus Co.NY

2005-04-16 17:11:48Z

There are or were probably more...... my william badman left his family probably when finding work and never returned.... also a later william badman did about the same thing. Mine are in tioga co.pa and may be related to the Badman in Southeast pa. mine came early about 1830, 3 brothers supposedly came here at the same time but no record of them. the father was either John or james born in England. about 1810, do you have any in Pa?there's a big group in Somerset Co.pa but not sure if are related.

Re: WILLIAM BADMAN & ELIZABETH HODGE, Tioga co.Pa &Cattaraugus Co.NY

2005-04-12 19:28:06Z

LOL, didn't know there was another William badman in the world, i thought I was the only one!

Alfred Rickards Badman Parents wanted

2005-04-01 11:24:34Z

I have the death notice for :-

'Mr F.A.Badman
Mr Frederick Alfred Badman, whose death is announced at his residence, Fernroyd, Victoria Road, Acock's Green, at the age of 73, came to Birmingham about 56 years ago from Weston-super-Mare, and was a prominent member of the tobacco trade. He was the founder of the United Tobacconists Association and for many years president. He was also president of the Birmingham and District Tobacconists Trade and Benevolent Association. Mr Badman was well known in Blackpool, where he was chairman of the directors of the Winter Gardens and Pavilion Company Limited, he was also director of Catterall's and Swarbrick's Brewery Limited.'

I am now after information about Frederick Alfred Badman parents, Alfred Rickards Badman & Ann Kitchen married 12th dec 1841.

Does anyone have anything. Preferably Alfred Rickards Badman's parents.

Philip

Re: Children of Benjamin and Ann Badman

niggs_1 — 2005-03-06 18:24:19Z

Thankyou for the information that you posted, if you have further info that will be much appreciated

Thanks once again

Re: Children of Benjamin and Ann Badman

niggs_1 — 2005-03-06 18:24:19Z

Thankyou so much that information is very helpful.

Re: David/William Badman of Eastern (Montgomery) Pa

2004-12-26 21:20:23Z

I have some information on that family & children, but very limited. Email me directly with what you are looking for.

Re: BADMAN

clivetoracle — 2004-12-01 22:12:02Z

I believe I share your ancestor - my grandfather, Edward Walter Badman, was the eldest son (I think) of Edward and Alice Badman. A number of other things also seem to support this.

Certainly the ages match.

I know from my late mother (Phyllis, youngest daughter of Edward Walter Badman) that we had relatives in Canada. Indeed, I remember an occasion when they (possibly you too?) came to England to visit my uncles Ralph and Ellis, I think I met you all briefly.

I also remember a few years later (1978), I made a backpacking trip to the US and Canada, and arrived in Vancouver at precisely the time that you were all away on holiday (or vacation as I guess you would say!) - great timing!

My sister Jill told me that grandpa lost 2 of his 3 brothers in WW1, the other emigrated to Canada. I have yet to find out which one. My guess is your grandfather was either Alfred, Ernest or William.

Am I even close?

Best regards

Clive

WILLIAM BADMAN & ELIZABETH HODGE, Tioga co.Pa &Cattaraugus Co.NY

ChristineKarns67 — 2004-09-25 22:53:43Z

William BADMAN was a son of John badman ca 1810 and Hannah or Ann?? from ca Somerset,England. William was born 1830-31 in England and married Elizabeth HODGE ca 1853 in Pa. she was born 1827 daughter of Isaac HODGE. Williams siblings were Betsey 1834 Eng.. married George Zeluff; Hannah 1846 in Pa married Joseph HOWE; John 1848., possibly a Sarah 1835 Eng. The family arrived here from Eng about1839-40. They are first found in Farmington Twp. tioga co.Pa about 1850 .William and his sibling all moved to Cattaraugus co.NY 1860. But elizabeth, williams wife stayed in tioga co. and raised her children here.. Does anyone have any new research on this family?

JAMES EDMUND BADMAN

BobRuthB — 2004-09-22 20:18:49Z

Looking for any info on James Edmund Badman b. Jan. 1904 - m. Anna Raulinitius - d. May 1972.

Re: Badmans of Winscombe

donbadman_1 — 2004-08-15 01:37:45Z

The 1841 UK Census has an entry that fits.

In Woodborough in Winscombe Parish there is the following family:

Henry Badman 50 Ag Lab
Sarah 50
William 25 Ag Lab
Ann 20
James 15

Ages in the 1841 Census are rounded up to the nearest half decade.

Re: Children of Benjamin and Ann Badman

donbadman_1 — 2004-08-15 00:53:08Z

One child was Robert Ernest Badman born about 1880. The family was in Trevethin, Monmouth, Wales in the 1881 UK Census.

Benjamin and Ann Amelia moved to Clearfield County, Pennsylvania.

I'm in the middle of a move at the moment and don't have access to my files, but I'll check for more information when I get a chance.

Re: Children of Benjamin and Ann Badman

donbadman_1 — 2004-08-15 00:53:08Z

In the 1910 US Census for Woodward, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania Benjamin and Amelia Badman aged 53 and 52 respectively are listed with two children.

Ernest aged 28 and daughter Jessie aged 24. There is also a grandson "Mervill" aged 10.

Benjamin and Amelia had been married for 32 years on census day and immigrated to the US in 1882.

At a near by property Allen Badman and wife Elizabeth are aged 31 and 30, respectively, and had been married 12 years. One son, Robert, aged 8 is listed. Allen immigrated in 1882. I assume he is a son of Benjamin and Amelia.

I am still looking for their arrival record. I know they arrived at Philadelphia and I had copied the entry, but haven't found it yet.

You might also want to try the link below. There is an entry by "Sue" toward the bottom of the page seeking people researching this family. The entry is quite old, but worth a try.

http://groups.msn.com/BadmanFamily/messageboard.msnw