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BATTERSON Troy H - Vietnam Wall section 12W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-13 13:20:34Z

BATTERSON Troy H - Vietnam Wall section 12W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,673 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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BATTERSON Troy H - Vietnam Wall section 12W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-13 13:20:17Z

Obituary: Earl T. Batterson, Portsmouth, Ohio (1882-1940)

iidabelle — 2011-02-16 08:34:51Z

I’m posting this obituary in case someone may need it. I do not know the family and have no other information on this family.

Portsmouth Times, Portsmouth, Ohio
Wednesday, January 24, 1940
Earl T. Batterson
Funeral services for Earl T. Batterson, 58, former employee of the Norfolk & Western Railway, who died Tuesday at his home on ? Road, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Cedar Street Christian Church, with Rev. Lester C. Benner officiating. The body is at the residence.

BATTERSON John P Jr - Vietnam Wall section 22W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-28 22:56:53Z

BATTERSON John P Jr - Vietnam Wall section 22W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,138 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Batterson's of Fairfield, CT

SMontgomery5996 — 2009-08-29 02:20:01Z

Paul,
How nice to hear from you. I have yet to find records that say Mahala and Sarah Batterson are the daughters of William and Abigail....altho we know they are.
I do have William's will listing Sarah and others. Naturally Mahala is not listed as she pre-deceased William. I also have Mahala's death record which lists William, but doesn't even say William "A", which is how he is listed on all docs that I have seen. Absolutely nothing on Abigail.

Now then. About the Native American connection. I, too, have been told by family members, that we are descended from Native Americans. I've been trying to prove all of this for years. Not sure if it's the Batterson's or the Barnes, however, I suspect the Barnes. I do have a picture of Lewis Barnes and his wife, Mahala. I can't find much on him.

If we can do more "talking", why don't you just email me directly?
Sandon@verizon.net

I have a good deal of information, but nothing concrete to prove that Mahala is the daughter of Wm and Abigail.

Eagerly awaiting.
Sandy

Re: Batterson's of Fairfield, CT

pkeroack1 — 2009-08-29 01:00:24Z

Sandy,
I was recently engaged by a person with Barnes/Batterson ancestry, also through Mahala Batterson. Since I live in Connecticut I tried doing some of my own digging. In the Wilton CT town records I found the death of "Mahala Barnes, died March 16, 1871, age 39, born Westport, died of pneumonia, father, William Batterson." (VR 1867-1880, p. 39) Since she had given birth seven days before to her 12th child with Lewis Barnes, I assume that fact contributed to her death.
The record does not mention her mother's name, but I have seen via rootsweb what looks like a complete list of children born to William Batterson and Louisa Allen, so I am assuming her mother was Abigail Baker - Westport had no relevant records.
When I went to the Wilton Library, I was shown the file on Barnes with your 1993 letter. My client descends through Lewis and Mahala's son Albert. She is not really concerned with Colonial ancestry but has a family story that there was Native American ancestry in that line - though I have seen nothing yet that would indicate such. I have also found info in Norwalk records that elaborate on some of the known Barnes's, if you are interested.
Paul Keroack, Stratford CT

Re: Peter Gress/Erminia Batterson

LisaSpringer60 — 2009-03-28 18:12:29Z

I don't know if she is related I haven't across her name.But that does'nt mean she isn't because I think all the Batterson in the United State's are related one way or another.If you come across a Caleb Batterson or Elizabeth B. Batterson in your tree then they are related because they are my grandparents I forget how many Greats though I think 4th and 5th grandparent's.
Lisa

Peter Gress/Erminia Batterson

BBassett10 — 2009-03-27 17:21:46Z

Looking for information on Peter Gress. My husband's grandmother was Ruth Agatha Gress, b.Feb. 22, 1895 in Mason County, West Va. Her death cert. lists Peter as her father. I found a Peter Gress married Erminia D. Batterson in the Mason, WV marriages 1806-1915 m. Nov.25,1885 and was wondering if that was a link. Please let me know.

Re: Henry Batterson, J. Randolph "Dolphin" Batterson

battgary — 2009-01-31 23:29:59Z

James Dolphin Batterson Born 1826 in Ohio.Died Eldon Iowa in 1881. FatherLewis Batterson1797-1847. Mother Betsy Davis 1804-1872. Wife Susannah C. Crawford. Son Henry1858-1918.Henry was the father of James Grover Batterson. My grandfather.

Lillian Batterson, born about 1897

rosecolorsunset — 2008-12-21 04:47:11Z

Lillian Batterson
born about 1897

(came across her name in a New York record)

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

LisaSpringer60 — 2008-09-13 05:16:30Z

Hi Sara,
I am related to the Batterson side of the family also Elizabeth B. Batterson I believe my 4th or 5th Ggrandmother.I have alot of stuff to share with you but my stuff is packed away getting ready to move.But as soon as I do I will let you know.
Lisa

James BATTERSON - Mary Polly SQUIRES

dlagaisse1 — 2008-06-19 19:26:40Z

I recently found 4 new children for this family.
Clarissa, Babe, Polly, and Cynthia.
Would appreciate if anyone wants to share any information on this family.
James Batterson father Abijah. Mother Anna Grant
m. Mary Polly Squires 6 Mar 1819
James originates from Chemung, NY and migrated to Ohio and then to Washington County, Iowa where they died and were buried.

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

SaraBatterson — 2008-04-25 02:19:05Z

I'm a Batterson and i'm trying to figure more about my family.

Re: Sherman, Sheridan, Grant Batterson

SFloryONeil — 2008-03-23 02:03:26Z

Hello Paul,
I'm pleased to hear from you. I am the great-grandaughter of Samuel Marsh Batterson, Daniel's brother. Please e-mail me at sallyfo@hotmail.com so that we can communicate further. Jennie Nicholson was the sister of Clara Nicholson, my great grandmother. I had essentially given up ever finding descendants of Daniel and Jennie. I have pictures and additional information about the rest of the family.

Re: Daniel N Batterson - Civil War Document

psmasch — 2008-03-22 22:37:34Z

Hi Bobby,
Daniel Batterson was my great - great - grandfather.
He was in the Mo.Calvary Volunteers in the Civil War.He named four of his sons after great generals in the war.
Their first names were Sherman-Sheridan-Grant and Lee. He also had a son named Arthur and a daughter named Cora.His wife was Jennie Nicholson.

Re: Sherman, Sheridan, Grant Batterson

psmasch — 2008-03-22 22:23:47Z

Hello,
My name is Paul Maschmeyer. Sherman Batterson was my great grandfather - Sheridan was his identical twin brother.My mother was Marileen Batterson - Colleen Batterson was her identical twin sister, Laurence Battertson was their father.
I have the Civil War discharge documents of Daniel N. Batterson with a tin-type picture of him. My family also has a tin-type picture of Sherman & Sheridan when they were little boys dated at about 1885.

Re: Henry Batterson, J. Randolph "Dolphin" Batterson

bobmb12 — 2008-03-22 15:45:03Z

I am relted to Bob B Batterson, Missouri, Oklahoma
Merle E Barrerson
byron, lottie, Batterson
colona, washington Iowa

Re: Daniel N Batterson - Civil War Document

bobmb12 — 2008-03-22 15:35:43Z

Hi, i am Bobby M Batterson

i an related to:

Bob Batterson
Merle Batterson
and great grand father from reedsville Mo. farmer along the white river.

BATTERSON - BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

Perriss — 2007-09-23 10:50:34Z

Details of gravestones in Buckinghamshire, England contact me.

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

divajodi — 2007-06-05 21:27:41Z

Hey! Kind of funny, I have a membership to Ancestry too. Ha! If we share the connection of Kingsbury, wouldn't we be actually blood related? Even though he had different wives, He was still the husband for both. Your thoughts?

Batterson's of Fairfield, CT

SMontgomery5996 — 2007-06-05 19:36:26Z

I see a lot of Batterson query's coming through. Hopefully someone can give me some much needed help.
My line is William A. Batterson of Fairfield, CT. he married Abigail Hendrick Baker 11 June 1821. They had 2 daughters, Mahala and Sarah. I am descended through Mahala. Does anyone know where I can find proof that Wm. and Abigail are indeed the parents?
Sandy

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

AncestorInfoTracker — 2007-06-05 17:28:37Z

Jodi,
Sounds good. Let me know where you want me to start looking. I have a membership to Ancestry, so I can pull up a lot of stuff, hopefully. Would Roxa and Kingsbury marrying, does that make us related by marriage??

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

divajodi — 2007-06-05 15:13:29Z

I think our connection is through Kingsbury more so than his 2nd wife. I can locate the names of some of his daughters from his first marriage since they would be half related to your side? Let me know.
Jodi

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

AncestorInfoTracker — 2007-06-05 05:51:02Z

Roxa Lydia Huntley was my Great Great Grandmother. She first married William Esseltine. Then she married a second time to Kingsbury Batterson. I know they didn't have any children together but both had children from their previous marriages. I know some information on Roxa's side but not on Kingsburys. I am still trying to put all the pieces together on Roxa so I thought I would try to figure out more on her 2nd husbands side, in hopes that it will help. I would love any information you are willing to share. I can give you all the information I have about Roxa if you would like it. Thank you again.

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

divajodi — 2007-06-04 17:41:35Z

Amy,

I know that Adeline had a few sisters. Roxa doesn't sound familiar. Would you like me to send you Adeline's obituary? Didn't know if it would fill a space for you. Adeline's second husband was a man by the name John Outman. I think she and Marcus actually got a divorce. I wonder how you would do that in the 1800's? I would love to get a copy of the divorce papers if they even exist. Hmmm... Reply if you'd like and thanks for the reply!

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

AncestorInfoTracker — 2007-06-01 05:29:54Z

I don't think it is too confusing. My Grandmother gave me a few Funeral Cards and Roxa's happened to be one of them. I hope this information can also help someone else. It gives the information as the following (for others reference)

Mrs. Roxa L. Batterson
Date of Birth: May 5, 1890 (doesn't state it but she was
born in Sherwood, MI, according to my
grandmother)
Date of passing: Dec 5, 1965 Sherwood Michigan
Services Held: 1:30pm Tuesday Dec 7, 1965 at Spencer
Funeral Home
Officiating Clergy: Dr. L.D. Funk
Interment: Sherwood Cemetery

Re: BATERSON FAMILY

divajodi — 2007-05-30 21:20:47Z

All the Batterson's involved in my family history were in Michigan also. Could you elaborate on the exact location? My GGG Grandmother was Adeline Batterson who married Marcus Curtis. They had my GG Grandmother, and she had my Grandfather who now lives in Kalamazoo Michigan. Maybe we have a connection that would be helpful to both of us?
Jodi VanEngen-Walder
jodiwalder@comcast.net

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

divajodi — 2007-05-30 21:10:45Z

My Great-Grandmother, was the daughter of Adeline Batterson. Adeline Batterson was one of the daughters of Kingsbury Batterson. Adeline's first husband, Marcus Curtis was the father of my GG Grandmother. My GG Grandmother's first name was sort of a mystery. It was always spelled differently. Survilla, Survellie, Swrvila, etc... On her grave stone in Kalamazoo Michigan It is Survellie B.(etsy) Wellington. She was married the first time to Henry Wilks and after she was widowed, she married my GG Grandfather Oran Wellington. They then had my Grand Father. I hope this doesn't seem too confusing. If there is anything I can do for you let me know.
Jodi VanEngen-Walder
jodiwalder@comcast.net

Re: You are welcome hope you enjoy the site!

vsholinsmallwood — 2007-02-24 21:56:30Z

I see you have an Elizabeth BATTERSON b: Abt. 1764 in Fairfield County, Connecticut. My huband descends fom an Elizabeth Ann BATTERSON, b. 1826 in Westport, Fairfield, CT. She was supposed to have married William Henry MILLS, b. 1822 in Fairfield. Can you tell me anything about her?

Re: Neal Edgar Batterson 1936-2005 and Now a new Neal

2006-10-07 11:56:49Z

On Thursday October 5th 2006 my Grandson was born named after his Grandfather Neal Edgar though the middle name has changed: Neal Ethan Harter weighing in at 9 pounds 7 oz and 21 inches long. Father Shawn Michael Harter & Jenifer Barber are doing fine!

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

LisaSpringer60 — 2006-10-07 02:22:25Z

I am also related to the Batterson family.I am also looking for information.

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

2006-07-13 03:26:25Z

Thank you very much.

Re: Looking for my Batterson Connection

2006-07-13 03:10:05Z

My Mother, Lucille Batterson wrote a family history book in the 70's. The name Kingsbury is very familiar. The book is registered with the library of congress. I'll look it up as soon as I get a chance.

Neal Edgar Batterson 1936-2005

2006-06-20 00:54:25Z

Neal E. Batterson
Home:
Rochester, NY
Date of Death:
November 29, 2005 Age:
69
Birthplace:
Rochester, NY
Birthdate:
July 6, 1936
Service Date:
Saturday, Dec 3, 2005 at 10:00 am
Visitation Date:
Friday, Dec 2, 2005 from 1:00 - 3:00 and 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Service Place:
Interfaith Chapel At Miller Funeral Homes, Rochester, NY
Final Disposition:
Private

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Neal E. Batterson, of Rochester, passed away on Tuesday, November 29, 2005 at age 69.
Neal was born July 6, 1936 in Rochester, NY the son of the late Harold Eugene and the late Zosia (Nita) Batterson. He married Dorothy Hood July 22, 1960 at Christ Church here in Rochester. He served in the Navy from 1956 to 1960. He was employed by Eastman Kodak Co. and the Brockport Schools.
He is predeceased by his two sons Ian and Scott and nephew James Brown.

He is survived by:
his wife Dorothy Hood Batterson
daughter: Sandra (Michael) Harter
grandchildren, Jason (Lisa) Harter, Shawn Harter, Susia, Ian & Caleb Batterson;
Niece, Nita Stewart and many dear friends
sister: Marlene (Theodore) Brown

Family and friends are invited to call on Friday from 1:00 - 3:00 and 6:00 - 8:00 PM at Miller Funeral Homes, Inc., 3325 Winton Road South, Rochester, NY.. Neal’s funeral service will be celebrated Saturday at 10:00 AM in the Interfaith Chapel At Miller Funeral Homes, 3325 Winton Road South, Rochester. The Rev. Delbert Tiemann officiating. Interment Private.

Memorials may be made to:
Camp Good Days And Special Times, Inc.,
1332 Pittsford-Mendon Road
Mendon, NY 14506-9732
in his memory…

Looking for my Batterson Connection

AncestorInfoTracker — 2006-06-16 06:00:46Z

My Great Great Grandmother Roxa Huntley married a Kingsbury Batterson. It was both their second marriages. Both passed away in Michigan. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Davis County

PatHowk25 — 2005-07-05 23:21:23Z

Max, I have recently learned that my son-in-law's great-great-grandparents lived in the Selma area at least in 1873. They are Adolphus and Rebecca Gray Batterson. They had children Monroe "Bud", William A. "Art", Edward, Ella, and Amanda. They moved to Rock Island IL at some point as one son at least was born there in 1880.
He had tried to quiz his aunt and uncle, but they don't seem to know or want to discuss this side of the family.
Do these names look familiar to you? Tim's middle name is Monroe. "Bud" was Tim's grandfather's dad. Tim thought they had come from IL not knowing that there was any connection to IA until his grandfather Arthur Batterson married Grace Batterson. They assumed they had met when he worked on the railroad. Now we are really puzzled....Pat Howk

Historical Marker, Galena Park, Tx. Isaac Batterson. Pix here.

skilfulaxe — 2005-05-18 22:14:23Z

Pix is self-explanatory. No, I am not related.

Mahala Batterson

SMontgomery80 — 2005-03-17 21:21:59Z

I would like to talk to anyone who has Mahala Batterson in their line. She was born abt. 1828 in Westport, Fairfield, CT. Her father was William A. Batterson. Was her mother Louisa Allen or Abigail H. Baker?
Thanks
Sandy

Re: henry batterson

2004-07-06 00:25:23Z

I am a gggrandson of dolphin a g grandson of Henry ana ther grandson of james grover, my father was Walter. Do you know where Dolphin is Burried? Is he In Iowaville? What Kind of rail accident was he in.I have lots of questions but not many answers.l

Batterson of Chicago

Cee_Zee48 — 2004-04-07 16:14:11Z

I'm looking for any information about Charles Batterson.
He was my great uncle by marriage. He was born june 1908 in chicago, illinois. d: july 1981. Can any one help me?
Thanks
Cathy Z

Re: Batterson of Chicago

Cee_Zee48 — 2004-04-07 16:14:11Z

He married Delores Lehman, she is still living in Chicago.
Delores is my great aunt on my mother's side. She will be 81 next month.Is my Charles Batterson related to you?
I'd like to know more about his family. He was a wonderful and kind man. I used to go to Chicago and visit every summer to see them and my other aunts and grandmother who also lived in Chicago. I could tell you many stories about him and his great sense of humor.

Re: Batterson of Chicago

Cee_Zee48 — 2004-04-07 16:14:11Z

Thanks for everything. My great aunt will be thrilled at the new information.
Cathy

Re: Batterson of Chicago

Cee_Zee48 — 2004-04-07 16:14:11Z

Sorry about that.
No, they didn't have any children

Daniel N Batterson - Civil War Document

psmasch — 2003-12-30 06:42:46Z

I am a great grandson of Sherman Batterson and have the
Civil War Honorable Discharge Document For Daniel N.
Batterson, Misouri Cavalry Volunteers, First Regiment.
If there are any relatives out there that want to chat, post a message.

George & Edith (Birdsey) Heath

WJFjelstad — 2003-08-19 11:03:52Z

Hello Opal,
I have information about Edith (Birdsey) Heath, wife of George Heath and mother of Eldridge Heath. I'd love to share.
Wendy Fjelstad

Re: George, Oscar, Elnora BATTERSON

love_all_1_2000 — 2003-03-24 04:29:22Z

My name is Opal Heath and I am the daughter of Robert Earl Heath, my grandfather is Edward Heath, and my great granddad is Eldridge heath. My other email is texanfriend@yahoo.com

Love to hear from any FAMILY!!!

Re: Battersons in Bedfordshire, England

2003-01-08 10:52:02Z

Hello Jenny

Richard BATTERSON was the son of Richard GREEN and Mary BATTERSON ~ as you can see from the blow Richard GREEN's father was John GREEN.

I found this in Sam Whitbread's Notebooks 1810 ~11 [Whitbread was the local magistrate]

SUNDAY, Sept 22 1811

Mr Flint, overseer of Langford, with Richard Green and Mary Batterson. Mary Batterson with child by Richard Green. Took the recognizance of John Green the father and Richard Green in twenty pounds. (cf 254)

the editor of the Whitbread notebooks which you can buy from Beds historical record society adds:
QSR: 1811/118 and QSM 24 pp. 6, 27 are the relevant entriesin this case for the recognizances and the appearenace and subsequent and discharge at Quarter Sessions.
P99/12/1 : Langford overseers paid out on 19 Oct 1811 and 18Jan 1812 10 shillings 2 pence and 10 shillings respectively for expenses in going to sessions with Green; and on the 7 Feb 14s and 6 pence for expences and filliation order at Biggleswade. The baptism [of Mary BATTERSON's child] is not recorded in the parish register.

Jenny please get in touch if the above doesnt make sense!

George (Clarence' son) Helen Batterson

Marihughe — 2002-12-06 16:45:31Z

I am looking for children or grandchildren of George Helen Batterson who lived in Tigard, Oregon near Bull Mtn. Road. My husband's father used to visit his "uncle Clarence" on the walnut farm there when he was a boy, but lost track of the family after Clarence, George, and Helen died. Please e-mail: dhughes609@aol.com

James Sydney Batterson 1847 - 1927

Marihughe — 2002-12-06 16:45:31Z

Clarence Wheaton Batterson

Marihughe — 2002-12-06 16:45:31Z

THE OREGONIAN, May 8, 1969
"CLARENCE W. BATTERSON
Clarence W. (Cal) Batterson, 87, of 13210 SW Bull Mountain Road near Tigard, a walnut-grower in that area for many years, died Monday in a Portland hospital.
Mr. Batterson was born in Louisville, Ky. and was educated at Columbia, Ohio. He had been a resident of Oregon of 57 years.
He is survived by a son, George E., Tigard, two daughters, Mrs. Marie Stocking, Portland; and Mrs. Martha Smith, Tigard; two brothers, Sidney J., Columbia, Ohio; and Robert, California; one sister, Mrs. Jane Hughes, New York; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Riverview Abbey Chapel with emtombment in Riverview Abbey Mauoleum.

OREGON JOURNAL, May 8, 1969
"C.W. BATTERSON
Funeral services for Clarence W. (Cal) Batterson, 87, a retired Tigard walnut grower were held Thursday at Riverview Abbey Chapel under direction of Caldwell's Colonial Mortuary, Entombment was at Riverview Abbey Mausoleum.
Mr. Batterson died Monday in a Portland Hospital. He was born Sept. 30, 1881, in Louisville, Ky., and had lived in Oregon 57 years.
Survivors include a son, George E. Batterson, Tigard; two daughters, Mrs. Marie Stocking, Portland; and Mrs. Martha Smith, Tigard; two brothers, Sidney J. Batterson, Columbus, Ohio, and Robert Batterson, California; and a sister, Mrs. Jane Hughes, New York; 6 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren."