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need help any info will help

marilynconkling — 2012-04-13 02:05:35Z

i am looking my up my family line can anyone help please any info will help this is more for me=y children than me every where i look for aaron forenster or jolly de guzman it comes up with nothing
thank you

Re: Binning Families in Wedmore,somerset,England

gbbinning — 2012-03-05 19:44:30Z

I have identified a Stephen Binning (my 2nd cousin 4x removed)(born: 20 sep 1821), but have no other information. His parents were John Jeffrey Binning (1785-1872) and Martha Cox (1787-1840). He had a brother, also Stephen Binning (1820) that died at birth.

Within my direct family line, Stephen Binning (my 2nd great grandfather)(1826-1904) married Ellen Elizabeth Francis (1819-1905). Arrived in US 10 May 1853 - Ship: Midas from Liverpool. Name was transcribed as Bunning. Stephen died in Joilet, Illinois. Stephen's parents were John Binning Jr (1778-1855) and Mary Hill (1791-1861)

Re: Binning Families in Wedmore,somerset,England

cdbinning — 2012-03-05 19:26:19Z

I am also a American Binning

I have traced down to Robertus Binning (1672-1762) as well. He is my 7th great grandfather. But have I have hit a wall I found his mother and father Johannes Binning (1666-1708) and Hannah ?? (1670-1729)

But the wall is Johannes father my 9th great grandfather all the info I could dig up was his name was John Binning (1648-).
Any help would be amazing

Re: Binning Families in Wedmore,somerset,England

brian_binning — 2011-09-27 23:20:53Z

After reading your post I thought you had been reading my genealogy. I did discover some information but nothing that provides any information that extends George James family. I found a death record for Mary A. Gent in Honiton, Devon, England, Mar Q 1943. No proof that this is really our Mary Ann. My records show that her husband was Frank, not George. It also appears that there were two daughters named Alice Sefrone. The first was born Dec Q 1866 and died Jun Q 1867. The second was born Mar Q 1868. Alma Lotty died Dec Q 1972 and Hilda Maude (Maud) died Dec Q 1942. If this is correct, neither married.
I'm guessing that you are my second cousin

Re: Binning Families in Wedmore,somerset,England

gbbinning — 2011-09-24 03:20:33Z

I am from a Binning branch in the USA and we have traced ancestry back to Robertus Binning (1672-1762) who was born in Wedmore, Somerset, England.

One branch of the family deadends as follows:
George James Binning was born in 1840 in Wedmore, Somerset, England, was christened on 17 May 1840 in Wedmore, Somerset, England, and died on 8 Feb 1913 in
Pilton, Somerset, England at age 73.

George married Mary Ann Shervey Dec Q 1865 in Axbridge, Wedmore, Somerset, England. Mary was born about 1847 in Rodney Stoke, Somerset, England and died Dec Q 1880 in
Shepton Mallet, Somerset, England about age 33. They had five children: Alice Sefrone (1868-?), George Jr (1870-1949), Mary Ann (1873-?; married George Gent), Rosa Kate (1875-1957, married George Hill), and William John (1877-?).

George next married Eliza Locke Mar Q 1883 in Axbridge, Somerset, England. Eliza was born about 1849 in Pilton, Somerset, England and died Sep Q 1892 in Shepton Mallet,
Somerset, England about age 43. They had four children: Percy (1886-?), Herbert Summers (1887-?), Alma Lotty (1888-?), and Hilda Maude (1890-?).

George next married Mahala Penny Jun Q 1899 in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, England. Mahala was born about 1857 in Pilton, Somerset, England. They had no children.

any help on extending this branch would be appreciated.

Violet Binning/Russell.Monument Pic from Scotland

clddbd — 2011-07-22 07:31:43Z

I took this picture on July 18, 2011 at the Church of Scotland Kirk "O" Shotts, Scotland. I hope someone finds it meaningful to their family

Cheryl

Robert Binning/Jean Morton Monument Pic in Scotland

clddbd — 2011-07-21 07:27:02Z

I took this picture July 18, 2011 while at the Church of Scotland Kirk "O" Shotts in Scotland. Hope this is meaningful for someone. Appears daughter's name is Ciclia.

Cheryl

Robert Binning/Jean Morton Monument Pic in Scotland

clddbd — 2011-07-21 07:26:57Z

I took this picture July 18, 2011 while at the Church of Scotland Kirk "O" Shotts in Scotland. Hope this is meaningful for someone. Appears daughter's name is Ciclia.

Cheryl

Re: Scottish Contingent

ingramdeb27 — 2011-03-22 20:25:28Z

i would like to see see if there is any relation to my family email me at ingramdeb27@yahoo.com plz

Re: Scottish Contingent

Chuck_Binning — 2011-03-22 20:22:31Z

Are these 90 people Binning as I'm interested in Binning.
chuck.binning@sympatico.ca

Re: Scottish Contingent

Senecafarm — 2011-03-22 20:16:49Z

Would you mind sharing a copy of that letter from Nellie? My email address is SenecaFarm@aol.com

Re: Scottish Contingent

waclmc — 2011-02-19 11:27:54Z

Hi I am interested in knowing if you have any family members named Alexander Binning who had daughters named Isabella and Henrietta born around 1862 and 1864. The daughters migrated to Australia later. Thank Lynne

Sarah Crabb

lenorevernon23 — 2010-11-05 23:49:18Z

My grt grt grandmother's name was Sarah Crabb and she married John Phillips .
I know they had children, 5 girls and that at some time they lived in British Honduras ( a British colony) which is now Belize, Central America.
I noted that a person by that name ( Sarah Crabb) is shown on your tree.. Could there possibly be a connection?

Any assistance would be appreciated. My email address is lenore.vernon@yahoo

Thanks
Lenore Vernon

Charles Thomas BINNING b. 1876

Terry_Rundle — 2010-11-02 20:31:43Z

The subject was born in Deptford St Giles, Greenwich, Kent, England to Charles Binning and Margaret Davies. Charles Thomas had three sisters Edith, Mary and Gertrude, and he appears in the 1881 and 1891 censuses. However, after 1891 I can find no trace of Charles Thomas. Can anyone help me please?

Re: George Binning

Senecafarm — 2010-07-30 20:21:58Z

Charles, I found this old message and wondered if you had run across the Binning family that lived in St. Francisville, Louisiana. A W.T. Binning who was their father lived in Woodville, MS and was married to Matilda Walcott. They are my GG Grandparents and this couple is as far back as I can go in our Binning tree.

Re: binning

ingramdeb27 — 2010-07-04 23:05:30Z

danya please send me an email i have been looking for david i have found alan contact me at ingramdeb27@yahoo.com thank you deborah binning /ingram

Re: binning update

ingramdeb27 — 2010-07-04 22:59:26Z

chad my email has changed to ingramdeb27@yahoo.com please send me an email so we can get together on this tree.

Re: binning

ingramdeb27 — 2010-07-04 22:48:56Z

j Binning is joseph landon binning my email has changed to ingramdeb27@yahoo.com please let me know if you have any info i have found 1 brother but not the other or the sister leona thank you deborah binning

Re: Adam Binning b1873 Lanark Scotland

elizabetheferguson — 2010-05-15 19:25:43Z

Hi Graeme,
This is great news.......my sister Sara is married to Alistair Binning nd I have been researching his family tree for him!I have found out quite alot about Adam Binning b 1873 and found him on ships passenger lists.
I think he is also Alistairs gt grandfather and that JS Binning was Alistairs fathers brother. Was JS Binning a doctor ?
My email is lizeferguson@btinternet and I have a tree on Ancestry that you are welcome to look at...you just have to send me your user name or email address and I will send you an invite. I have a couple of photos there and need help with identifying Binnings as Alistair is a bit vague at times !!!!!!! Love Liz

Re: Adam Binning b1873 Lanark Scotland

s_ikin — 2010-05-15 09:14:46Z

Hi Graeme

Liz and I have been co-operating on the Binnings for about 4 years now. I'm not a Binning myself, but a Cockburn.If you go back far enough you will find that your Binnings had a Cockburn ancestress. My project is chasing all the descendants of Robert Cockburn and Sarah Smith. My line is Robert, David, Robert, Thomas, Elsie, Colin, eldest living.

If you look at my Cockburn/Edwards/Brears tree you'll find that we've saved you rather a lot of work in tracing back form Canada to Scotland.

I'm okay about giving you access to my living in exchange for yours. Also I have Liz's off list email addresss. Mine is s.ikin@clear.net.nz. She has had contact with the aunt with the bible(Alison)who feed us tidbits from time to time. What we don't know much about is the South African lot.

Love to hear from you.

Sue

Re: Adam Binning b1873 Lanark Scotland

graemejbinning — 2010-05-14 06:21:28Z

Elizabeth,

Hello there, Adam Binning was my great Grandfather, and I have some information on my family tree that you may find interesting.

You're welcome to have a look as I'm trying to trace the extended family that moved all over the world.
Adam travelled a huge amount as part of his job with his pharmaceutical company, and Edith went with him which was not so commonly done in those days. Hence the "Sydney" in my grandfather's name - JSBinning, as he was born in Australia.

One of my Aunts (his Granddaughter) has a bible that belonged to Adam and has quite a few notes in it about the family.

Let me know if you want more info.

Thanks

Graeme

Re: Franis Earl Binning

Senecafarm — 2010-04-22 15:06:08Z

Hi Earl,
Have you ever found out where our 1st W.T. Binning came from? I am still searching but haven't had any luck. Also, I have not found out where in Ohio Matilda was born. Where should we look next? Hope all your family is doing well.
Julia

Re: Scottish Contingent

Senecafarm — 2010-04-22 15:01:13Z

Angela, can you email me at SenecaFarm@aol.com ? We never made a connection several years ago and I am curious to see if we are related.

Re: David Binning is my cousin

ingramdeb27 — 2010-04-22 04:18:50Z

would also like this info contact me at ingramdeb@yahoo.com please

Re: Scottish Contingent

Senecafarm — 2010-02-25 20:57:54Z

Would it be possible to get a copy of that letter? My email address is SenecaFarm@aol.com. My grandfather W.T. Binning was from England and some family members think they originated in Scotland.

Re: Binning-Jackson Co, Michigan mystery maybe :)

CindyNelson55 — 2010-02-22 06:21:30Z

HI,
I've done some research on this family. I find George Binning and wife Emma in Phelps, Ontario County, New York in 1860. By 1880 they were in Sandstone, Jackson County, Michigan. They had children 1.) Ida L. Binning, who married Henry Sussex; 2.) Frank L. Binning who married Mary Jane Gould; 3.) Eva Binning who married John H. Sussex; 4.) Burt Binning and 5.) Elmer Binning. The Sussex men and Mary Jane Gould are related but not _exactly_ sure how. The Sussex men might be brothers, but if not, they are definitely cousins. Mary Jane Gould would be their cousin too.

Re: Scottish Contingent

Senecafarm — 2009-11-02 17:52:50Z

those could very well be in our family tree. My grandfather was William Thomas Binning and his father was Henry Augustus Binning. Henry's father was William Thomas Binning born in 1812. He came over from England but was originally from Scotland or Wales I'm told. Both William and Thomas are popular names in our family.

Re: George Binning

chrisbinnings — 2009-08-29 02:32:19Z

Hi George. If you're researching Binning(s) ancestry, I believe Goerge & Ann Binning to be the parents of Charles P. Binnings (the "s" becomes added) who immigrated to New Orleans, Louisiana sometime in the 1840's. Charles was a riverboat captain. His son, Clement Plato ran DeLignes Plantation (5,000 acres) and died in a sugarmill when my great grandfather, Earl Sharp Binnings was 12 yrs. old. Earl S. Binnings owned a steamship agency and retired to his weekend home, Sunnyside Plantation in Thibodaux, LA. He died in his bed in 1977 at the age of 83. I was 7.
My full name is Christopher Sharp Binnings and my parents are William Sharp and Cynthia Lemmon Binnings. Cheers!

Re: Scottish Contingent

Senecafarm — 2009-07-23 20:18:24Z

My GGGrandfather was William Thomas Binning born about 1812 in England and supposedly some of the family came from Scotland. Can you email a copy of the letter to SenecaFarm@aol.com? If not, can you give me any info from the letter? Julia Runnels

Re: Scottish Contingent

ab010b4107 — 2009-05-17 15:04:27Z

Hi Terry,
As yet I have not found any such members moving to England but I'll be sure to contact you if any crop up. Thanks for your interest though and sorry I couldn't help at this time.

Re: Scottish Contingent

ab010b4107 — 2009-05-17 15:02:10Z

Hi Chuck, we've already been in contact and un fortunately there was no connection. Thanks for asking though.

Re: George Binning

Charles_Binning_1 — 2009-05-15 00:24:30Z

Yes this is my George Binning & Charlotte Hanes. Please reply to chuck.binning@sympatico.ca

Re: Scottish Contingent

Charles_Binning_1 — 2009-05-11 01:51:44Z

My e-Mail is chuck.binnin@sympatico.ca, where & how do I see youir family tree for Binnings. CHUCK

Re: George Binning

Charles_Binning_1 — 2009-05-11 00:16:34Z

Yes George Binning & wife Charlotte Hares that I once thought was (Hanes) born 1801 & 1806, If I had your E-mail it would be better, mine is chuck.binning@sympatico.ca
Yes I know of that mis-spelling Beining & of John & William
of 1827 & 1829, I have the binning line up to the present & some in the 1800's, & Charlotte's line back to 1707 & also forward to present. The Binnings I only have to George of 1801. CHUCK

Re: Scottish Contingent

Terry_Rundle — 2009-05-08 20:15:24Z

I am related to the Binnings via the Altrees. I have an undated family letter from around 1920s in which the writer Nellie talks about her ancestors - brothers Thomas and William Binning moving from Scotland to England, possibly in the 18th Century. Do you have any such brothers in your tree? If so, I'd be delighted to hear from you.

You are welcome to look at the Binnings in the Rundle Family Tree.

Regards,
Terry Rundle

Re: Scottish Contingent

ab010b4107 — 2009-02-12 21:57:05Z

I'm no longer a full member so unable to get your details. My email is.... ab010b4107@blueyonder.co.uk.

I'll be happy to help if I can.

Re: Scottish Contingent

Senecafarm — 2009-02-12 21:40:46Z

I am very interested. Can you email to me?

Franis Earl Binning

tallantallan — 2008-11-09 19:33:59Z

I am the Great Great Grandson of William Thomas Binning born in England in 1812. He came to America and married Matilda Wallcot and they lived in Woodville Mississippi. Their son Henry Agustus Binning was my Great Grandfather. Henry Agustus lived in St Francisville Louisiana, later moved to Mansfield. I am trying to find out where in England William Thomas came from. My Grandfather said we were from Wales and my dad said we were from Scottland. names in our family were Henry Thomas Marion Francis Windom Wayne

Binning-Jackson Co, Michigan mystery maybe :)

xanadune — 2008-02-21 17:25:46Z

I have a Mariah J. Binning b. 1855 England to who?

So many George's in Jackson Co, I'm convinced some of the birth info got mixed up in the census on them. One George is linked to the Sussex family, daughter Ida married into it and had son Elmer in same family. Looks like this same George or is another? Had daughtger Eva, and children George, Walter and Carl, if this is ILA her birth is off 6 years in 1910 versus 1900. But surname is same. There is a George in NY in 1860, wife, Emma, child Frank, b. about 1832
and in 1900 the link I know George b. 1843 England, wife Emmeline, children Sarah, Alice and Charles. But not sure of the exact link yet. Mariah Binning married Cyrenus Parks b. Canada and looks like she died by 1900, anyone help? Which family is her's? Need an earlier Binnings!!!

Re: Scottish Contingent

s_ikin — 2007-12-04 01:38:01Z

Yes please. especially Adam Binning died Cambusnethan 1875 and his descendants.
kind regards
Sue

Re: Looking for relatives

brian_binning — 2007-11-27 21:54:08Z

I'm sorry but I know of no Binning relatives that lived in Ohio. My family came from England to NY in about 1753 and from there migrated to Illinois and then Nebraska.

Re: Looking for relatives

mlttayorsummer04class1 — 2007-11-27 20:13:22Z

hi my name is micah taylor my gg grandma was a binning they lived in ohio i'm looking for family to

Re: Adam Binning b1873 Lanark Scotland

2006-12-17 21:40:17Z

Hi Elizabeth: I have about 2,000 people & mostly UK, they came mostly from Somerset area back to just prior to 1800 but dont see any connection, but nice to hear from you & will keep you in mind. Chuck Miss. Ont. Can.

Adam Binning b1873 Lanark Scotland

elizabetheferguson — 2006-12-17 21:39:13Z

Adam Binning b 1873 Lanark Married twice , Miss Swan who died in1907 and Edith Duncan b 1881 and died in 1960. I have Adams mother listed as Jeanie Clark but would like to find his father and siblings. Liz

Re: George Binning

2006-10-04 03:05:17Z

Jerry : That could be correct, I found his son William's Marr. last night in 4/4 of 1853 Axbridge to Phillis Eliabeth TAYLOR B.c. 1833 in Stapleton, Somerset as I had figured about 1857 for their Marriage. There dates of birth were based on 1881 & 91 Census that I could check, the other Census I dont have access to such as 1841 or 51 or 61. 1861 might tie them all together. Thanks for your Help CHUCK

More on George

JWBinnings — 2006-10-03 03:15:57Z

Chuck-The 1861 census has George at age 62 (b. 1799), Charlotte at 58, and Geoffrey at 16.-Jerry

George Binning

JWBinnings — 2006-10-03 03:15:01Z

Hi Chuck
I have a copy of 1841 England census that lists George Binning b. 1801, Charlotte b. 1806, John b. 1827, and William b. 1829. They are living in Shipman, Somerset.
The records misspell the last name Beining, but in the census itself it is clearly Binning.
I thik this may be your George.
Jerry

Re: Charles Binning

2006-10-01 17:41:08Z

Hi Jerome : Yes I have studied it & Robert & Ann had a few Ch. & it looks promising but I cannot make the jump from from William Binning b.1831 South Brent, Som. Docuemented who Marr. Phillis Elizabeth Baker B. c.1833 in Stapleton, Som. & Marr. c.1857.
Can You HELP, You got me going on this Line.
CHUCK

Re: Charles Binning

JWBinnings — 2006-09-30 02:36:56Z

Go to http://www.tutton.org/bbap.html. A George Binning in Wedmore was baptized 9 Nov 1811, son of Robert and Ann.

Re: Charles Binning

2006-09-30 02:35:03Z

I was not aware of the George Binning born in 1767 & died in 1848 or his wife Betty Bartlett in 1793 but I think I recall seeing somewhere but I did not make any connection. My George Binning B. c.1811, I know nothing of his parents or siblings or of his wife (Charlotte Hanes) Parents or Siblings.
Associated Names are: Coles, Locke, Body or Baby, Horton, Monks, Rideau, Baker.