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Re: BEE FAMILY

qg4jhqy — 2012-03-19 02:32:59Z

I am A Bee Indeed ! Yes and a Proud One at That ! Email me at haleymaydenise@yahoo.com (Noo Thats My Mom's Info, had it since I was twelve I am now twenty one.) I Am Haley Bee and Yes I'ma Proud Bee through my father,Charles Bee. Nice to meet another Bee, Kind Of Sucks cause I got teased as a Child. I hope that when I decide to settle down and have children they wont get teased either.

Re: West Virginia Bee family

wgiaimo — 2012-03-14 16:54:10Z

Hi, I'm new to the Ancestry.com community and am tracing my grandfather, Ernest Bee Terry, who was born in Ingleside, West Virginia in 1892. I'm assuming that since his middle name is Bee, he has to have maternal relatives with that surname. But I don't know either his mother's or father's names. I also have discovered quite a few "Terry" families in Mercer County West Virginia but that's as far as I've been able to go. Any chance you know of a connection between the Bee family and the Terry family?
Thank you!
Margaret Terry (ps. the ancestry account is in my husband's name, hence the different last name on the email address.)

Re: WILLIAM BEE

peterwbee — 2011-11-20 22:07:50Z

Hi vanessa I am searching too hope you are well peter jnr

Bee as a Jewish surname

cbz601601 — 2011-11-17 03:47:53Z

Searching Jewish family members/ Bee/ from Stupava Slovakia and Vienna.

Re: Tooley family in Lincolnshire, England

ibteht — 2011-11-03 18:12:43Z

Hello Barbara, I've only just seen your message of 2005 about Tooleys of Boston and wonder if you can help me. My ancestors go back to Thenford in Northants in the 17thC but I've always thought there was a connexion with the Boston Tooleys be cause a coat of arms in the village church closely resembles the one commemorating a Tooley in, I think, St Botolphs.(whether my ancestors were entitled to use it I very much doubt!) Have you any clues? best wishes Eric Tooley

General Barnard E. Bee

1_mmetzel — 2011-11-03 14:23:55Z

Looking for history to link me to Confederate General Barnard E. Bee.My Grandfather was Harold Bee, born in South Carolina,lived in Savannah GA.and then to Miami FL.

Re: Jonathan Bee 1798-1872

Rollo6277 — 2011-08-09 18:09:43Z

Your Jonathan most likely originated from the West Virginia Bees. There are some with this given name in that lineage.

Jonathan Bee 1798-1872

WilloraKrapf — 2011-08-09 17:06:03Z

Who were the parents of Johathan Bee? He was probably born in PA and he died in Indiana. He is buried in the Clinton Falls Cem in the town of Clinton Falls, Putman Co., IN. He was married to Eliazbeth Naughgle/Noggle. I do not have a death date for her. Their children were William Bee, John Henry Bee and Jacob Bee. I descend out of William who moved to Howard Co., MO after he married Louisa Jane Bell in Lawrence Co., IN in March of 1850. I have tried to trace Jonathan to the PA Bee's but have not been able to. Anyone have any ideas?
Thank You,
Glee Krapf
PS my grandmother's maiden name was Bee.

Re: Ephraim Bee nj

ink1951 — 2011-08-09 16:45:40Z

Benjamin Lloyd had a son Horatio Gates Lloyd, b 1831 who married Caroline Elizabeth Newell, b 1836 d. 1909. They had a son Francis Tilghman Lloyd, b 1859 in Middletown DE married Mary Pelouze. Their descendants lived in Philadelphia and Southern NJ

Re: BEE FAMILY

cbee1952 — 2011-08-09 13:21:30Z

I have traced some of my family members back to the area of Sofolk England and would be glad to share information with you.

Re: bee family from lincolnshire england/emigrant to usa in 1890s

BettyLMarriott — 2011-08-05 04:56:25Z

Can you please give me more info on Annie Marriott from Osgodby Lincsh. Birth marriagedates etc. Do you know if her parents were James Marriott & Maria.
with Thanks......Betty Marriott

Bee family in Bridgeport Connecticut

bmxmom2011 — 2011-07-21 14:59:28Z

I am trying to research my gg-grandmothers family. My grandmother was Eleanor Julia Gourley (1925-1983), her mother was Eleanor Bee (1897-1971) married Thomas J Gourley Jr., her mom was Ella (Mallinson?) Bee (abt 1876-?) married possibly Frederick Bee. The Bee line from here goes to Ireland. I have found a few Bee families listed on census' however, I can't seem to connect the dots. If anyone has more info for me I would greatly appreciate it.

LUCY BEE

libbyharris1 — 2011-06-25 19:17:56Z

Appreciate any help cos I'm hitting a brick wall at the moment
LUCY BEE born 1898/9 in Wigtoft,Lincolnshire ( according to census).
Lucy was the daughter of JOHN WILLIAM and SARAH ANN BEE nee Harris.
Does this sound familiar to anyone..I'd love to find out more. Thanks

MIss Laura C. Bee died 1898 Longmont, CO

annageis76 — 2011-03-20 02:42:28Z

I am not related to this family…

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County, Colorado)
Oct 28, 1898 Page 2

BEE-In Longmont, Sunday, October 23, 1898, of consumption, Miss Laura C. Bee, aged 37 years.
Miss Bee has resided in Longmont at Miss Millbrandt’s cottage for six or seven months, her father A. C. Bee of Battle Creek, Mich., living with her.
She has been a teacher in the Dormitory lately, for the children of the Seventh Day
Adventists, and had also taken up physical culture.
Funeral services were conducted from the Christian church on Tuesday, and the interment took place at the Longmont cemetery.

Re: Bee Ancestory

MGIRARD — 2011-03-03 03:30:07Z

I'm interested in the family of my great-aunt Lillie Bee (Burford) Hooker from Juneau, Alaska. She was (I think) born in Sacramento and had two sisters, Laura Bee Caro and Lottie Bee Spickett (d. 1944).

I would appreciate more information on this lovely lady.

Maureen

Re: Bees in England

geribeen — 2011-02-23 15:50:34Z

Was he from Bole Marnham or Littleborough in nottinghamshire. They are all villages along the river Trent. The main market town is East Retford, Any links can you see my tree. Gel

Re: Bees in England

cbee1952 — 2011-02-23 12:36:37Z

Nottinghamshire area then some members left for America in 1710. I am interested in any information on the family. Thanks

Re: Bees in England

geribeen — 2011-02-23 09:13:29Z

Where did they live. I can tell you about Nottinghamshire , Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Bees. Mostly Ag Labs with the women inservice as they left school. Gel

Re: Bees in England

gapaperlady — 2011-02-22 00:43:43Z

HI,I UNDERSTAND YOU ARE FROM THE BEE FAMILY LINE,MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS WERE ARLINGTON AND ALIVIA BEE MAXSON,WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU....

Obituary: Fonton Bee, Portsmouth, Ohio (1868-1949)

iidabelle — 2011-02-17 08:39:34Z

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
Saturday, July 9, 1949
Fonton Bee
Funeral services for Fonton Bee, 81, will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at Emrick Funeral Home. Rev. Russell Balsinger will be in charge. Mr. Bee died early Friday in Mercy hospital. Death was attributed to complications. Mr. Bee had resided at 3002 Walnut St. The body may be viewed at the funeral home until the funeral hour. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery, Chillicothe.

Re: BEES IN ILLINOIS

mooremcclelland — 2011-02-15 21:58:11Z

Maplewood Cemetery, Glouster, OH
I will check the stone for names the next time I am out there.

Re: BEES IN ILLINOIS

Rollo6277 — 2011-02-15 21:42:50Z

Where is the cemetery you are referring to? Is this in Ohio or some other state? Are there any given names on the Bee marker and if so what?

Re: BEES IN ILLINOIS

mooremcclelland — 2011-02-15 20:12:32Z

Just so happens I was out taking a photo of a family headstone and noticed a "Bee" nearby. It isn't a local name...so it caught my attention. I am from the Glouster, OH area and will be happy to photograph it for you - if your interested.

Re: Bees in England

cbee1952 — 2011-01-19 15:36:40Z

I am a Bee from West Virginia USA and New Jersey USA prior 1800. Was told we are originally from england or ireland? Any help?

Re: Bees in England

geribeen — 2011-01-17 13:15:12Z

Its a closed site for Bees only . I can invite you by email .

Re: Bees in England

geribeen — 2011-01-17 13:09:26Z

It has the Bee Coat of Arms

Re: Bees in England

DianaHeaven — 2011-01-17 00:10:09Z

Sorry, I was responding to the person who said she had a Facebook page for Bee family information.

Re: Bees in England

tvbee3903 — 2011-01-16 18:54:22Z

I don't have a site. My ancestors are from Durham, England and came to America in the 1830s. You can contact me at tvbee@aol.com

Re: Bees in England

choicecoach — 2011-01-16 03:24:07Z

The instructions are not very clear and though I use Facebook a lot I can't find your site. And doing a search on Bee is useless because they include every name that has bee anywhere in it.

I have Lincolnshire Bees as ancestors of my kids and would like to find the site - please clarify.

Re: Bees in England

pkferguson — 2010-12-30 15:05:06Z

I belong to FB, went on put in bee family group, I got several results for bee's. The one had a pic of a bumblebee, is this it.

Re: Bees in England

geribeen — 2010-12-30 14:44:47Z

just become a member of facebook find the Bee family in the group selection. Its only a small group so far so do not have high hopes yet.

Re: Bees in England

geribeen — 2010-12-30 14:42:42Z

Joun Facebook , Find the group selection . Its a closed family group so they should send me a message to invite you to view the old photos.

Re: Bees in England

ukkathleenhayward — 2010-12-30 11:37:25Z

How do i see your tree for BEES on face book

Re: Bees in England

pkferguson — 2010-12-30 11:22:49Z

How do you have it listed on facebook?

Re: Bees in England

geribeen — 2010-12-30 10:57:47Z

There is a small Bee family site I started on Facebook. Mostly Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Bees but others world wide.

Re: Bees in England

ukkathleenhayward — 2010-12-29 03:59:44Z

How do i find the BEES family site to look at

Re: Bees in England

ukkathleenhayward — 2010-12-29 03:22:17Z

Hi i am a Bees from sumerset/wales england see my tree on here or e/mail me beesy50@gmail.com

Re: bee family from lincolnshire england/emigrant to usa in 1890s

martinmaggs1 — 2010-12-09 14:21:19Z

Hi
I am related to Preston Bee.
Could you get in touch so we can compare notes.
Regards
Martin Maggs

martinmaggs@live.co.uk

Re: bee family from lincolnshire england/emigrant to usa in 1890s

martinmaggs1 — 2010-12-09 14:19:16Z

Hi
One of Preston's daughter's was Annie Bee. She had two daughters. One died in her 20's, I think.
The other one, Mary married an Edwin Grainger and they lived in Manchester. Both dead now.

Regards

Martin Maggs

Re: bee family from lincolnshire england/emigrant to usa in 1890s

martinmaggs1 — 2010-12-09 10:46:35Z

This is very interesting.
I have a lot of info on Preston Bee but cannot find any reference to his death. If he did emmigrate then that could be the explanation.

Best regards

Martin Maggs
martinmaggs@live.co.uk

Re: bee family from lincolnshire england/emigrant to usa in 1890s

martinmaggs1 — 2010-12-09 10:42:40Z

Preston & Annie Bee are my mother's maternal grandparents.
Would be delighted to receive any info.
martinmaggs@live.co.uk
Best regards

martin Maggs

Re: Scottish Bees

janetefinlay — 2010-10-23 23:49:01Z

Agnes Bee was my g-g-grandmother. She was born 25 November 1845 to James Bee and Helen Walkinshaw. In 1862 she married Thomas Richardson (who may have been a relation - his mother was an Elizabeth Walkingshaw). They had 4 sons and 5 daughters. My g-grandfather was their son Thomas Richardson.
Would love to hear from anyone looking at the same lines.

Re: Norman Leon Bhe/Bee PA

cnl_okeefe — 2010-08-27 15:54:58Z

Hi Doreen,

It's been quite a long time since your post, but I am VERY interested in this family. Please let me know if you are still open to sharing your information.

Thanks,
Lynette O'Keefe

Re: Bees in Illinois

genclass111 — 2010-05-29 16:07:01Z

Hi Helen,

I believe that Lewis MArtin Thompson from Washington County, PA is my ggg-Uncle. Please contact me at mamaroeller@hotmail.com .

Thank You,
MaryDenise Roeller

Re: BEE family in Philadelphia

beejames — 2010-05-25 17:47:48Z

Join the rest of us!
I have Jacob Bee born abt. 1789. Do you have info on a definite DOB of 1788?

Re: BEE family in Philadelphia

nathanbee141 — 2010-05-25 16:51:40Z

I am stuck at Jacob Bee B. 1788 in Pa. Can anyone Help Me?

Death of Maria Bee - 1837

maryachtrh — 2010-05-04 03:41:03Z

Taken from the Houston Telegraph, Texas, 30 December 1837

Died on the night of the 12th inst. of sore throat, in her fourth year, Maria, daughter of Barnard E. Bee, secretary of war. This infant had just landed on our shores (accompanied by her mother from South Carolina, when it pleased the almighty disposer of events, thus early to close her career. "Chaste as morning dew, She sparkled, was exhaled, and went to heaven."

Education had already made lovely (even to strangers) this early victim of the grave, she was extremely interesting to the numerous passengers who came in company with her on board the steamer Columbia, from Charleston to the port of Galveston. She sleeps in a strange land, but not foreign to the fountain of the universal life and immortality. Her suffering parents cannot be otherwise than deeply afflicted by this melancholy bereavement. In the green hour of grief, consolation from man has but little peace to bestow - comfort to them must come from a higher source:

'Tis hard to force is better part,
From the distracted soul away,
But heaven decrees ! man's busting heard
In vain repines; he must obey.

Re: Henry Bee search

lckrone — 2010-03-29 23:32:08Z

Cousin Christie,

This is all that we have on Caroline, excepting some personal observations from knowing her. She lived with her daughter, Margaret, my mother in law, for many years until her death, since her husband deserted her when the children were small. Cliff grew up with her always in the home.

Carolina Ernestina Behm/Boehm:

Born: September 12, 1865 in Furstencee, Germany (see below)*
Arrived Chicago, IL: Oct. 7, 1882
Married: Nov. 17, 1887 in Chicago, Cook County, IL
Died: Dec. 1, 1941 in Forest Ridge, Bremen County, IL
Buried: Elmhurst, IL

*(I cannot find a town named Furstencee; however there is a Falkensee and a Furstenberg near Berlin. 'Don't know where I learned this city, but the family said she was born north of Berlin - which could be Falkensee). There is a lot of information on Google for this town - some of it can be translated and some folks are named Behm.

Good Luck, Lois

Re: Henry Bee search

KerriandDes — 2010-03-29 11:55:34Z

Hello Lois, Georgia & Christie

It has been great reading your emails. I am married to a Kleidon in Australia. For quite some years I have been trying to match up Carl & Caroline Kleidon with our Kleidons in Australia - but no luck. So in the meantime I have just been collecting what information I have on their family. I would be happy to share what I have, if you would like to contact me directly at DESKER@bigpond.net.au

Regards
Kerri
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Re: Henry Bee search

christiebee1 — 2010-03-29 02:48:28Z

oops, didn't realize which Rose and George you referred to... the other children of Henry and Caroline. Do you have any further information on Caroline Behm? I've been searching but can't find anything.