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Re: DNA - now

wrbagley — 2012-04-20 03:24:39Z

PS - The low level MtDNA tests are also $59 for those of you that are interested in maternal lines. I am having this one done, as I haven't focused on this yet in my research.

Remember that a man's MtDNA will be the same as his mother, sister, grandmother, brother, aunt, etc. MtDNA will follow the egg of the mother, not the sperm of the father. Both a sister and brother come from the same mother's egg, but down line from there, when the boy becomes a father, he can only contribute his sperm (no MtDNA) and the egg (MtDNA) must come from his female mate.

William R. (Bill) Bagley
Forest grove, Oregon
Administrator for the Bagley Project at FTDNA.

DNA - now

wrbagley — 2012-04-20 02:03:50Z

Until April 21, 2012 the 12 marker Y-DNA tests are on sale for $59 at familytreedna. If you Bagley guys have procrastinated because of price, this is the best I've ever seen. Go to familytreedna and join the Bagley project and you should be able to order the test for that price... but don't wait. Let me know if you have questions.

William R (Bill) Bagley
Forest Grove, Oregon.

Re: Bagley, Lonnie Mae

riverwrat1 — 2012-03-19 19:58:54Z

Hello!!! I am Brandy Thomas Yelton. Lonnie Mae was my grandmother. My email addy is Riverwrat@att.net I believe that I have met ya a long time ago.

Re: Bagley, Lonnie Mae

dcjmdennis — 2012-03-16 23:42:55Z

lonnie mae was my aunt. nothera bagley chance was my mother.

i am mary jane chance ayers dennis
email address is:mdennis@grandecom.net

Daniel Bagley

jeaniem2000_1 — 2012-03-14 23:59:39Z

Looking for Daniel Bagley, Born in Ireland around 1845.
He owned a boarding house with George Bryant in the Northend, Boston, MA

Re: Bagley Family Tales

carolinesimerson697 — 2012-02-23 17:55:58Z

Thankyou for your quick reply
Caroline

Re: Bagley Family Tales

dwaynebagley52 — 2012-02-23 02:26:01Z

it is all american and centers around virginia, north carolina, Georgia

Re: Bagley Family Tales

carolinesimerson697 — 2012-02-22 19:07:31Z

Hi,
I am interested in the bagley family as Annie Louisa Bagley 1875 was my grandmother, however I have to follow the english line the CD you talk of, is it all Americans?. I would be interested in your reply please as to wether I should get this CD.
Thankyou so much

Re: Melville Sewell Bagley

RoeDear125 — 2012-02-16 23:16:10Z

It is great to make contact with others who are researching the descendants of Melville Sewell Bagley and Mary Jane Hamilton. So far in this thread we have heard from the families of Mabel, Gertrude, and Julia Bagley. I would like to add a new branch: My husband is descended from the eldest child Edith Mary Amelia Bagley who married John William Taylor.

One son of John and Edith Taylor, namely John Scott "Jack" Taylor (born in 1893), remained in Argentina and had children there. I wondered if anyone is in contact with the Bagley descendants who remained in Argentina.

Stephanie in Ottawa has done a terrific job of documenting the Bagley family on her Duggan family tree on Ancestry and has some great family photos there.

I would be happy to correspond with anyone interested in the Taylor descendants of Melville Bagley.

Regards,

Liane

Re: Bagley Family Tales

CharoletteSage45 — 2012-02-15 15:19:21Z

Please provide the information on how to obtain the book/cd.

Thanks
Charolette Sage
csage@swbwll.net

Re: CATHERINE BAGLEY born abt. 1825 St. Thomas Parish, Dudley, Worcs

zenaree — 2012-02-13 17:41:14Z

Hi Cliff,
I will go through my BAGLEY, BAGGERLY, BAGGLEY information and see if I can come up with anymore information on your line and then we can try and tie them together.
Do you have any clue as to where Mary Ann may have been born or what year? I am guessing since she and Arthur married in 1892, that they were about 21 years old? Shall we try that timeline for starters? Usually that would right, but I have had ancestors who married at the age of 13 or 15 years of age - so, who knows? Anyway, I will do some searching and see what I can come up with. Can I ask please whether you mean Mary Ann was from Lancs. or was that your Mrs. POULTER, who was from Lancs.? If I know who was born in what County, I usually have pretty good luck in locating them.
All the best,
Marion

Re: CATHERINE BAGLEY born abt. 1825 St. Thomas Parish, Dudley, Worcs

zenaree — 2012-02-13 17:40:43Z

Hi Cliff,
I did some research on your Mary Ann BAGLEY and found the marriage certificate for her and Arthur TAYLOR.
They were married in Leeds, Staffordshire, England and it is registered in Staffs., Vol 9b page 453.
If you order a copy of their marriage cert. it should give you the names of her parents, or at least, her Dad's name.
I then found a Mary BAGLEY aged 5, servant to the James JOLLIFFE family. I don't know if this is yours, but she does list her place of birth as being "Worcestershire, England". In the 1871 Census it lists her as living at:
137 Tailor? St., Everton, Nr. Liverpool, Lancashire, England. (The writing is bad).
In 1891, I then found an:
Arthur TAYLOR, b. abt. 1870, lodger, born MacClesfield, Cheshire, England. He is 21 yrs. old and is shown to be an "Engine Cleaner".
He is living with the James GLEDHILL family at 91 Clewes? St., Gorton, lancashire, England.
I am guessing that this may be your man, since he was b. Cheshire but moved to Lancs.?
After that, I found an Arthur TAYLOR b. abt. 1870, in MacClesfield, Cheshire, living with his family in Cheshire:
In the 1871 UK Census:
William TAYLOR, head, aged 34 born MacClesfield, Cheshire, occupation: Silk Steward.
Wife: Hannah aged 32, no occupation, b. Cheshire
Walter S., son, age 12, Occ: Spinnery Mill Piecer or piccer?
Thomas, son, age 10, Occ: Silk Winder,
Caroline, dau. Unwed, aged 8, scholar,
Mary dau. age 6, scholar
William P. son, age 4, scholar,
Arthur, son age 1,
All born in MacClesfield, Cheshire, England.
Address in 1871: No. 8 Nelson St., Macclesfield, Cheshire, in Municipal Ward No. 5.
I don't know if this is your Arthur's family, but since he is shown to be born in Macclesfield, in 1891 Uk Census, I would believe this to be our man.
I then located in the 1911 Canadian Census: Arthur TAYLOR & Mary TAYLOR, living in Ontario, Canada. I am assuming that this is your family group?
I then found an Arthur TAYLOR, b. abt. 1870 in Cheshire, Derbyshire, England, in the first quarter of the year 1870, Cheshire, Derbyshire Register, Vol 8a, page 116.
I hope this helps you out, if I can find out anything else on Mary, I will get back to you.
Locating her family won't be easy, that's why it might be best for you to go ahead and get a copy of their marriage certificate, to get her parents' names.
All the best,
Marion

CATHERINE BAGLEY born abt. 1825 Dudley, Worcs, England

zenaree — 2012-02-13 17:38:20Z

Hi all, I am looking for further info. on the parents of Catherine BAGLEY, born abt. 1825 St. Thomas Parish, Dudley, Worcs. Her parents are Joseph BAGLEY & Catherine unknown. Anyone linked? JOSEPH was in the 39th Foot Regt., Royal Vets. Battn., Royal Marines. Discharged at age 47, he was also a "Checlsea Pensioner". They had three children(I think), Joseph, William & Catherine. (Guys are shown to be living at home in the 1851 UK Census.) Anyone out there related, or have any further information? Thanks in advance, Marion

Re: Melville Sewell Bagley

Kalorama77 — 2012-02-04 04:02:16Z

Hi Stephanie,
I was wondering what information you have on Bagley Buscuit Co ...
I am a distant relative (not direct) of Thomas Shoobridge,
Please email me direct at: peter@cussen.org
Thanks,
Peter Ryan, Melbourne, Australia

Re: Melville Sewell Bagley

Kalorama77 — 2012-02-04 04:01:33Z

Hi Stephanie,
I was wondering what information you have on Bagley Buscuit Co ...
I am a distant relative (not direct) of Thomas Shoobridhe,
Please email me direct at: peter@cussen.org
Thanks,
Peter Ryan, Melbourne, Australia

John Mack married Sarah Bagley

janecdebenport — 2012-01-12 18:52:23Z

Do you have proof that John Mack owned land before 1700? Was he a freeman? I have not been able to locate anything mentioning land before his will of 1721. Thank you very much.

Re: DNA testing...

wrbagley — 2011-12-29 17:39:24Z

We have so far found four main haplogroups of unrelated Bagley DNA. From the ancestor Samuel Bagley (my ancestor) Type E1b1b1c1a. Then R1b1a2a1a1b4, R1b1a2a1a1a, and I1 from other lines. Also a couple of the Begley lines show different Haplogroup DNA, and a line of Bagwell DNA shows Haplotype E1b1b1c1a and a possible relation to the Bagley line in the 15 to 1600's or so. I have not researched the various spelling variants of the line yet, but I hope to get additional data points from those folks. Many thanks for those folks that have gone to the time and expense to have the testing done and shared the data with everyone.

Re: DNA testing...

wrbagley — 2011-12-29 04:24:18Z

You could also go directly to the site www.familytreedna.com When there go to the Bagley Project... Join the project. The 37 marker test is on sale for $119 if ordered before the 31st of December. Remember that all male members of your immediate Bagley family will have the same Y-DNA. Father, Son, Uncle, Brother, Grandfather will share your Y-DNA if you are all part of the Bagley line. When the line is broken anywhere by having a female ancestor, the Bagley Y-DNA chain is lost for that line. My DNA is E1b1b1c1a and my earliest known ancestoral markers are from the area of Sumaria some 4-5000 years ago. (Haplogroup)

Re: DNA testing...

wrbagley — 2011-12-29 03:07:45Z

Hi Vince, I am Bill Bagley a volunteer Administrator with the Bagley Project at FTDNA (Family Tree DNA). If you would like to send me an email at wrbagley at gmail dot com, I would be happy to show you how to have your DNA tested. There is a special price that lasts until the end of the year.

Re: DNA testing...

bagleyv — 2011-12-28 10:40:51Z

Hi my name is Vince Bagley and my Grandfather was born into the Bagley family in Broseley Shropshire where I visit frequently. I am very interested in my DNA and would welcome any information.

Regards,

Vince Bagley

Re: Bagley Family Tales

wrbagley — 2011-12-26 02:40:33Z

best way to link up is to do DNA analysis... it is the science behind the paper trail...

Re: Bagley Family Tales

dwaynebagley52 — 2011-12-25 00:46:34Z

sounds like my line

we landed in Va. then on to NC and settled in Ga

am descended from Peter Bagley

Re: Bagley Family Tales

william3063 — 2011-12-24 21:16:24Z

My Family came from Cheshire England to Va. to NC to Ga. then Al. I am looking for other Bagley (Baguley) members ... some members I think even changed they name to Bigelow.

Re: Bagley bellfounders, Chacombe England.

artbagley — 2011-12-24 04:35:48Z

Hi Pamela,
I have been trying to contact you by Emailbut to no avail.It appears your Email address is corrupt. please contact me again with a good Email address send it twice
to ensure i get it correct
regards
Arthur bagley

Re: Bagley bellfounders, Chacombe England.

artbagley — 2011-11-22 05:51:09Z

William born 2.12.1834
married Sarah Rebecca
Father
William born 15.9.1809
married Anne Jordan
Father
Nathaniel
married Elizabeth Harding
Contact me Arthur Bagley Email....artbagley@aol.com

Death in Ricketts Family 1900 -1910

margiecook4 — 2011-11-02 23:47:05Z

Try tto locate death info on Ida Mae Ricketts (maidon name Luhrman) Colusa County California .

Re: John Holroyd BAGLEY Jr, Hudson / Catskill NY

RossBagley — 2011-10-24 19:28:53Z

Hey Dave..it's me again. I suspect you must be my cousin David, so I didn't tell you anything you didn't already know. But your earlier post introduced me to Ancestry. Fascinating stuff.

Re: John Holroyd BAGLEY Jr, Hudson / Catskill NY

RossBagley — 2011-10-24 19:06:02Z

Just found your query the other day. Great to meet a family member.JHBjr was my GrGrandfather. He had one son, Charles,who had 3 sons: George,Henry & John, my dad. George loved genealogy but didn't follow JHBjr's siblings. Sorry! JHBjr's obit mentions sisters Clementine and Mary of NYC. No mention of husbands. It also mentions Valentine. Charles' maiden sister, Lydia, corresponded with Val re: genealogy but he had little to offer. George did track the Bagleys back to David Bagley in R.I 1774. and the Nyes back to 1620. One of those Nyes fought in the Revolution. Would love to know how you're related.BTW. Rev. Holroyd was a family friend. That's where THAT name comes from.

Re: Bagley

laronj10 — 2011-10-01 16:56:55Z

Bill, I am a GG grandson of Emanuel Bagley. I would love to receive a copy of Rungs on the ladder of life. My email address is lajcsr at yahoo dot com. Thank you.

Re: Bagleys in Maine

kathryn611 — 2011-09-16 15:59:24Z

michele - Kathryn Kelly Gaynor, Maine Beach/Yates descendant. I am trying to reconnect with you but have no current email - reach me please kathryn@halfbarnfarm.com or here kathryn611.

Re: MARGARET BAGLEE

gillysdesk — 2011-09-10 23:01:17Z

Hi - I don't have the info you are asking for. However, I have the family bible for the Richmond family, starting with William (died 1882)and Ann Richmond (b1842, d1883, with details of their children's births and marriages. They were from Hartlepool. I am not a relation of theirs, just happen to have it. Please reply on my email gillysdesk@hotmail.co.uk if you are interested. posted 10/9/2011

Re: Laura Bagley

Sheri_Trout — 2011-09-08 16:59:04Z

Send me an email and I will be able to give you more info; I did find a plat map of the township where Gilbert and Samuel Bagley resided in 1893. It's a pdf file, which Rootsweb won't allow me to attach here. I could also send links to digital images on Ancestry etc if I could send them to an email address.

Re: Laura Bagley

Sheri_Trout — 2011-09-08 06:10:57Z

Here's the 1930 census info for Gilbert and Martha [attachment]. Be sure to follow all the clues provided here: marriage info, parents' birth info, naturalization dates, etc.

Re: Laura Bagley

1119monroe — 2011-09-07 22:27:12Z

Thank you very much! I am glad to see the information. I am a Grandson of Laura and Albert Cornwell. I would like to find information about both Laura and Albert. I found the border crossing of Laura and my father and two siblings in 1934. That is how I got her maiden name. Otherwise, I have no information. Gilbert Bagley is a new Link. If you have other information on either family, I would be grateful.

Re: Laura Bagley

Sheri_Trout — 2011-09-07 03:51:03Z

You don't say how much information you already have about Laura and her parents beyond their places of birth so perhaps you already have this, but these appear to be your family in the 1900 and 1910 census in the U.S.:

1900 United States Federal Census about Laura Bagley
Name: Laura Bagley
Home in 1900: Gilby, Grand Forks, North Dakota
[Levant, Grand Forks, North Dakota]
Age: 6
Birth Date: Nov 1893
Birthplace: North Dakota
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relationship to head-of-house: Daughter
Father's Name: Gilbert Bagley
Father's Birthplace: Canada England
Mother's Name: Martha Bagley
Mother's Birthplace: Canada England
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
Gilbert Bagley 32
Martha Bagley 24
Laura Bagley 6
Ethel Bagley 4
Maud Bagley 4/12

Name: Laura Bagley
Age in 1910: 17
Estimated Birth Year: 1893
Birthplace: North Dakota
Relation to Head of House: Daughter
Father's Name: Gilbert Bagley
Father's Birth Place: Canada English
[Canada]
Mother's Name: Martha Bagley
Mother's Birth Place: Canada English
[Canada]
Home in 1910: Lakeville, Grand Forks, North Dakota
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Female
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
Gilbert Bagley 43
[42]
Martha Bagley 35
Laura Bagley 17
Ethel Bagley 14
Maud Bagley 10
Verin Bagley 9

Laura Bagley

1119monroe — 2011-09-07 02:02:02Z

I am trying to find out any information regarding my paternal grand parents. Laura was born in North Dakota. She married Albert Cornwell. Her father,Gilbert was Canadian. Laura's parets returned to Canada where Laura Cornwell lived until 1934 when she returned to Spokane, WA with three children, my father Jack, his sister Alberta and brother Robert. Any information would be appreciated.

Re: Bagleys from England

AnnLynch77 — 2011-09-03 15:29:56Z

Would like more info. on this book when you have time. annlynch@otelco.net

Re: Bagley teacher in Tottenham England

granicusds — 2011-09-03 11:24:08Z

Thank you so much for helping me. I hope it works out with Beryl as I know she is my close cousin. My father mentioned an uncle Ernest Bagley, but did not know much about him. I am going to try to see if he is your Ernest too. Wouldn't that be great? When I went to England last year I tried to find out more about my ancestors, but unfortunately I hadn't started with this ancestry site and went over with very little information to hand, and so didn't get very far in the limited time I had. Since starting with ancestry.com.uk I have expanded my family tree so much, I would dearly love to be able to go to England again. Once again thankyou very much.

Re: Bagley teacher in Tottenham England

eclairewilliams1 — 2011-08-30 19:20:11Z

Pauline - I have Beryl's email address from 2004 and have sent her a message. Hopefully she will respond to you.

I have now located the Ernest Bagley from Tottenahm England. So my search is finished (have met his living ancestors so very happy).

Dorothea V. Stein Bagley, age 91,born in Germany,daughter of ,Frank J. and Dora Maas Stein.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-07-29 19:44:14Z

Dorothea V. Stein "Dorothy" Bagley
Dorothea "Dorothy" V. Stein Bagley, age 91, formerly of 1428 East 31th St., and Grandview
passed away there on Thursday, July 21, 2011.
She was born in Germany on April 4th, 1920,
a daughter of the late Frank J. and Dora Maas Stein. Dorothea came to the United States at the age of nine months.
She was employed in the payroll department of the former Kaiser Aluminum for 31 years, retiring in 1983.
She was a member of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Ralph T. Bagley. Survivors include one son, Harold C. Bowers, PhD., wife Marie , of Rancho Palos Verde, California;
two granddaughters, Catherine and Christina Bowers;
and a niece, Noreen Powell.
No calling hours will be observed.
Burial will be private. The Bagley family
would like to thank Pleasant Ridge Manor East,
for the wonderful care and kindness they showed Dorothea. Memorials are suggested to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 1553 East Grandview Blvd., Erie, PA 16510. Arrangements under the direction of Brugger Funeral Homes & Crematory, LLP, Pine Avenue Branch, 845 East 38th Street.
(in the Erie Times-News on July 24, 2011 )

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, "

Re: Bagley bellfounders, Chacombe England.

brucebagley_1 — 2011-07-29 15:28:40Z

Are you only interested in only the Bagley bellfounders or all Bagley family tree knowledge. I have a large word document on Bagley's back to 1480 which may help you.I found recently an Edward Bagley-Brassfounder 102 Scholfield St, Birmingham nephew of William Plant, he inherited £483-16-7d in 1884. Not sure how much knowledge of the Bagley's you want. e-mail me on brucebagley@btinternet.com. I have a tree on GRU. If you Skype then we can have a long chat to see how I can help. I have masses of Bagley info both UK & NZ
Regards Bruce Bagley 29/7/2011

Re: Bagley family

freckleface46 — 2011-07-17 19:19:26Z

please email me soon dear I am 46 years old and know nothing about my mothers family only from whatshe told me enclosed is a pic of my mom carmen martha franqui they called her dooty

Re: Bagley family

freckleface46 — 2011-07-17 19:16:51Z

please emailme at freckleface46@yahoo.com

Re: This is my family

freckleface46 — 2011-07-17 19:03:36Z

ohmy god I found you carmen martha was my mothercan you tell me more my email is freckleface46@yahoo.com and yes I have a aunt sally

Re: This is my family

freckleface46 — 2011-07-17 19:00:55Z

I do believe I am your 1st cousin .

Re: Bagley teacher in Tottenham England

granicusds — 2011-07-12 03:04:07Z

I am still trying to make contact with Beryl Small of NZ Her grandmother Marjorie and my grandfather Walter were brother and sister. Because my father was orphaned at a young age and looked after by first by his grandmother and then Aunt Amy he did not know a lot about his family and we have very few photos. If anybody knows Beryl can you pls let her know that I would dearly love her to contact me. Pauline Jamieson (nee Bagley) of Australia.

Re: Looking for info on some Bagley's

dhbagley — 2011-06-26 22:07:14Z

Sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you, my months have been crazy busy. I have gotten back to Orlando Bagley, 1628 born in England and helped settle Amesbury and Salisbury Mass. I am having trouble tracking down his parents. Do you have any further information?? my e-mail is Dhbagley88 at gmail dot com. Thanks

Re: Bagley Family Tales

abagley46 — 2011-06-17 03:39:37Z

Thanks for the reply - My husband's line in basically New England, NJ and PA. My guess is that you're right and his branch would not be included. Thanks again. Anita Bagley

Re: Bagley Family Tales

juneville1 — 2011-06-16 17:09:27Z

Hi, There are several David Bagley's in the index of the book, but none with a middle initial of D. or middle name 'Durrill'.

Could you provide some dates, states, counties or something?

Re: Bagley Family Tales

juneville1 — 2011-06-16 17:05:31Z

I'd need a bit more info to do a thorough look-up (dates, counties, etc), but I don't think your husband's line is covered by Bagley Family Tales. Most of this line is in the South, migrating from VA to NC to GA to points west, for the most part.

I didn,t find either name you mention in the book.

Sorry,
June