Bold - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Holzendorf website on myfamily.com

jimbishop57 — 2012-04-24 13:24:34Z

I have found an 1860 US Federal Census record for
Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia for the James Holzendorf family. Note that the name is transcribed by error as 'HOLGENDORF" instead of HOLZENDORF.

James Holdgendorf 49
Aramintha M Holdgendorf 48
Margaret A Holdgendorf 27
James D Holdgendorf 25
Catherine E Holdgendorf 23
Orlando C Holdgendorf 19
Martha J Holdgendorf 17
Mary L Holdgendorf 14
John H Holdgendorf 11
Georgia Holdgendorf 9
Aramintha T Holdgendorf 7
Alexander Holdgendorf 5

This will verify that Margaret is the daughter of James and Aramintha Holzendorf.

Re: Jean Philippe Bold

cjfitting — 2012-03-18 17:54:51Z

Jo - take a look at my tree and you'll see literally hundreds of BOLDS. I've posted photos of Jean Philippe Bold Sr., (1800-1881) and his 2nd. wife Theresia Eckel. At his death, Jean had 90 direct descendants: 13 children, 65 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Carol Fitting

Re: Holzendorf website on myfamily.com

jimbishop57 — 2011-10-01 23:07:00Z

DEBBIE AND RAY:
I AM INTERESTED IN YOUR WEBSITE. MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS
MATILDA HOLZENDORF,DAUGHTER OF JAMES HOLZENDORF AND
MISSISSIPI DILWORTH HOLZENDORF.. THANKS!!! LOOK FORWARD TO
EXHANGING INFORMATION WITH YOU. JIM BISHOP

Bolds and Boldts

KevinBold_1 — 2011-09-12 20:10:10Z

Hello!

I'm a German Bold (formerly Boldt), descended from Jacob Bold(t) who came here in the 1880's during the _Kulturkampf_. I'd like to hear from his other descendants, especially the ones in SWPA near Pittsburgh.

I'd also like to know more about the Boldt family's German history, and whether Jacob Boldt was any relation to ancestors of the WWII German war hero and author Gerhardt Boldt.

Donna Bold Bowen - Trumbull County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-07-04 16:19:58Z

NILES, Ohio - Donna J. Bowen, 78, passed away peacefully Saturday, July 2, 2011, at 10:10 a.m. at Shepherd of the Valley Nursing Home following an extended illness.

She was born in Warren, Ohio on Sept. 11, 1932, the daughter of Albert J. and Eleanor (White) Bold Sr. and lived in Trumbull County, OHIO her entire life.

A 1950 graduate of Niles McKinley High School, she was a board member and secretary of Niles Building Products. She was active in the community, serving as a board member for Niles Community Services, member and past president of Niles Historical Society, member of Friends of the McKinley Memorial Library, a Red Cross Volunteer and past board member of Niles Branch, member of Trumbull Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary and active with the Relay for Life. She was a member of St. Stephen Church.

Donna is survived by two daughters, Holly Mang of Howland, Ohio and Amy (David) Cashell of Howland; son, Tim Bowen of Niles; eight grandchildren, Keith (Michele) Hawn, Robert Bowen II, Ian (Nicole) Bowden, Sara (Keir) Joy, Adam Mang, Nathan Mang, Austin Cashell and Morgan Cashell; and three great-grandchildren, Carly Hawn, Evan Hawn and Madelyn Mang.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Thomas E. Bowen, whom she married on June 1, 1951, and who passed away on Sept. 16, 2002; daughter, Rebecca “Becky” Bowden, who died on March 19, 2005; son, Robert T. Bowen, who died on March 3, 2002; and a brother, Albert J. “Skip” Bold.

Calling hours will be Wednesday, July 6, 2011, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Holeton-Yuhasz Funeral Home.

Mass of Christian Burial will be Thursday, July 7, 2011, at 10 a.m. at St. Stephen Church. Rev. Thomas Kraszewski will be the celebrant.

Burial will be at All Souls Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to Relay for Life or Niles Community Services.

Visit www.holetonyuhasz.com to send condolences.

Looking for info on Bold of Fazakerley, Liverpool

corbyguy — 2011-05-09 12:55:50Z

I am looking for information on the Bold family of Fazakerley, Liverpool in the late 1700's and early 1800's. In particular to a Robert Bold and his wife Elizabeth who had the following children, James, Mary, William, Thomas, Robert and John.

Re: Looking for Jacob Bold

johnathonbold — 2011-04-24 03:20:47Z

My name is Jacob Bold and I come from a line of German/Austrian Bold's. Jacob is also considered a family name, so maybe theres a relation.

Were from Canada too.

Bold Family

bold200916 — 2010-11-19 02:44:36Z

Tracing the Bold family tree, my grandfather was Harold Bold and great grandfather John Arthur Bold, Nan was Alice Gertrude Bold nee Woodside from liverpool south, england! dont know where to start????

Re: Hilda Bould and Beatrice Bould -daughters of George & Mary Bould

lynbould186 — 2010-11-14 18:59:28Z

Hi,
thank you so much. I am the grand daughter of Hilda & Beatrices brother Walter. He migrated to Australia in 1915. Would you happen to have any photo's of Hilda or Beatrice or your family that you would be willing to send copies of? My email address is lyn.bould@bigpond.com.
Who are your parents?

Re: Hilda Bould and Beatrice Bould -daughters of George & Mary Bould

kg141 — 2010-11-14 18:30:32Z

Hi Lynn, I have just been looking at your tree. Ellen (Nellie) Appleton married Edmund Robinsonin 1904 at Blackburn Registry Office. They immigrated to Massachusetts departed Liverpool 5/4/1910and arrived Boston 14/4/1910 on the ship Cymric wi5h son William 4yrs and daughter Nellie 2yrs. 1920 US Federal Census Chicopee, Hampden, Mass Edmund 38yrs Motorman born Blackburn Ellen wife 39yrsb, Blackburn William son 14yrs b. Blackburn Nellie 12yrs dau b. Blackburn Dorothy dau 4 10/12 b. Mass Walter son 1 1/12 b. Mass. Edmund died between 1920 and 1930. Ellen died 28/11/1959 aged 79yrs. Hope this helps Best Wishes Kath

Re: Hilda Bould and Beatrice Bould -daughters of George & Mary Bould

kg141 — 2010-11-14 16:37:18Z

Hi Lynn, Hilda Bould lived with Wm Henry and his wife Fanny from before the 1901 census. She never married and after the death of William and Fanny she continued to live with their daughter Caroline (Carrie)who also never married. They both lived together in Blackburn until they died.She was born 17th January 1895 in Dewsbury. She died March 1/4 1959 in Blackburn aged 64yrs. I am the granddaughter of Fanny Appleton daughter of William Henry and Fanny

Re: Ann Bold

RosinaCornford — 2010-10-25 14:36:57Z

Wow thanks for that Jackie I had almost given up finding out if it was true that he served in India. I couldn't find him in the british 1901 census so now I know why. I knew Samuel served in the Duke of Cornwalls light infantry and that he was in world war 1 but that was all. I really know so little about my fathers side of the family but slowly with the help of a lot of people things are falling into place.
regards
Rosina

Re: Ann Bold

jackiephillips511 — 2010-10-25 14:24:07Z

I found the info. on a family history web site with a military section.Samuel Trott (if he was a gardener from Cudworth Chard, father Joseph) served with the Duke of Cornwalls light infantry. He joined in 1895 and was in India for 5 yrs.serving on the north west frontier between1897-1898
He was in Ceylon from 1900-1902. So your family tales were right. I always like it when that happens
Jackie

Re: Ann Bold

RosinaCornford — 2010-10-25 11:44:12Z

Hi Jackie,

Thank you so much for this information. Would you mind telling me where you found this as I am trying to find out about my grandfather Samuel Trott (he married Richard and Ann's daughter Ellen Maud Bold). I was always told that he had served in India but dont know where to look for this.
Once again thank you for your help
Regards
Ros

Re: Ann Bold

jackiephillips511 — 2010-10-25 10:14:40Z

Hi Rosina,
I have just found a new brother for Rosina, Samuel & co.When looking for something else I came across Walter Bold who served with the 12th Lancers first in India then in South Africa.He has two medals & was at the relief of Kimberley in Johannasburg, Diamond Hill & Wittenbergen.He gives his address as Cross Ilminster & his parents as Richard & Ann also his brothers Samuel & Albert so there can't be any doubt.
Regards,
Jackie

Re: Bold Family

riawashea — 2010-10-01 10:49:35Z

hi my name is maria budd
my father is Garry Budd his father was jack Budd and his parents were Ethol and william Budd i have been searching for family any help would be wonderful

Hilda Bould and Beatrice Bould -daughters of George & Mary Bould

lynbould186 — 2010-08-22 11:06:19Z

Does any one have any information on Hilda Bould who lived with her Aunt and Uncle in Blackburn Lancashire from about 1895 The family surname was Appleby.
Beatrice Bould continued to live in Dewsbury, Yorkshire until her death.
They are by great aunts and I would love to hear from anyone who has connections to them

Tony Bold

patrickimler — 2010-08-14 21:45:26Z

Looking for any family members of Tony Bold who lived in
New Milford, Bergan County, NJ. He was married to my great
aunt Mary Millen, born04 Dec. 1916 in Germany. She lived
in North Platte, Lincoln County, NE in the 1930's. Went to
visit family in Germany and met Mr. Bold in New York City
when she returned. I'm pretty sure they were married there
but lived in New Milford where he was a butcher. They had
2 daughters, one was named Joyce I believe. After his
death, she remarried a man with the last name of Novack.

If there is anyone out there who can help find the children
of Tony and Mary or can put me in touch with any family
members, please contact me.

Thanks, Pat

Re: Ann Bold

dickon36 — 2010-06-11 18:43:08Z

The British Empire was often at war. He may have been sent to fight abroad and died there.
If you know his regiment you should be able to find which wars they were involved in.
There are a number of websites which can help.
Search for the regiment name, the war name, or more generally for Victorian Wars.
The Imperial War Museum and The National Archives websites will give you research guidelines which will help.
If he did die abroad its possible it is recorded in the Army BMD records which can be found on www.findmypast.com
They have other Military records which might help.
Don't forget to check the Military records on Ancestry.
They are mostly concerned with WWI and WWII but there are other records.
Good Luck

Re: Ann Bold

RosinaCornford — 2010-06-11 13:34:09Z

Thank you very much for all the information. I cant believe how much you were able to gather, I have been looking for ages how did you manage to do it?

I have spent months looking into the Trott side of the family(Richards daughter Ellen married my grandfather). My stumbling block is his father Joseph Trott who disapears after
being in an army barracks for two census. Ver frustrating!!
Once again thank you for your help and time.
Regards
Ros Cornford

Re: Ann Bold

dickon36 — 2010-06-10 18:54:13Z

Yes - You are looking at the right people - but as i said its a bit complicated.
I'll try and explain it.

1861 Census shows 5 Webb children Albert b1851, Richard b1853, George b1855, Ellen b1857, Julia b1859
Walter Saxon Justamond Bold Webb is not born till 1865.

Bold Bold dies in 1866 and the children start using his name after this date.

1871 Census Louisa has fallen on hard times, she and the two youngest children Julia & Walter are in the Workhouse using Louisa's name of Webb.
Louisa continues to use Webb for the rest of her life.

Albert Bold - 1870 marries Elizabeth. 1871 Albert & Elizabeth are boarders in Ilminster. 1881/1891/1901 they are in Glamorgan South Wales.

Richard Bold - 1871 is a boarder in Ilminster. 1873 marries Ann. 1881/1891/1901 they are in Ilminster.

George Bold - 1871 is a boarder in Ilminster. Follows Albert to South Wales. 1877 marries Ann. 1881/1891/1901 they are in Glamorgan South Wales.

Ellen Webb - 1871 is a boarder in Ilminster. Changes name to Bold. 1881/1891 in Taunton. 1897 marries John Clements. 1901 they are in Taunton.

Walter Webb - 1871 in the Workhouse. 1881 in Hawkchurch Dorset (Louisa is a short distance away). Changes name to Bold and follows Albert & George to South Wales. 1891 is living with brother George. 1891 marries Belinda. 1901 they are in Glamorgan South Wales.

Julia Webb - 1871 in the Workhouse.
Haven't traced her beyond this.

To recap -
After Bold Bold's death the family is scattered.
1871 all the children (except for Julia & Walter) are boarding with DIFFERENT families around Ilminster.
Albert, George & Walter go to Wales and work in the coal mines.
Richard & Ellen stay in Somerset.
Julia unknown.

I hope this all makes sense.
Regards

Re: Ann Bold

RosinaCornford — 2010-06-10 16:57:24Z

Hi, Thank you for your e mail.
I have looked at the 1861 census and can see that Louisa had six illegitmate children that appear to be the children
of Bold but when I look at the 1871 census it appears that she is in a workhouse and that Richard is a lodger with another family am I looking at the wrong census as I cant find the one where their name is changed to Bold?
Many thanks for your help.
Regards
Ros

Re: Bold in the Eccles/Pendleton/Swinton Area

mazhob — 2010-06-10 16:46:46Z

Hi Ros,
I did the Bold tree for a friend of mine who's surname is Bold and who is descended from Bold Bold.
I can't help you with any more info I'm afraid. I will pass your e-mail on to my friend and if he wants to get in touch he can.
Regards,
Marianne

Re: Bold in the Eccles/Pendleton/Swinton Area

RosinaCornford — 2010-06-09 17:48:08Z

My great grandfather was Richard Bold whose mother was Louisa Webb. Louisa Webb was the housekeeper for Bold Bold
and they had six children together but they never married.
Iknow very little information about Bold Bold but I do know
some about his son Richard.
Regards
Ros Cornford

Re: Bold in the Eccles/Pendleton/Swinton Area

RosinaCornford — 2010-06-09 17:44:03Z

Hi Marianne,
I dont know if you can help me but my great, grandfather was Richard Bold whose mother was Louisa Webb and whose father was Bold Bold. I know very little information apart from the fact that Louisa Webb was a housekeeper for Bold Bold who I believe worked for the inland revenue as a supervisor. I believe she had six children by him. If you have hany information please could you get in touch.
Many Thanks
Ros Cornford.

Re: Ann Bold

dickon36 — 2010-06-09 12:25:09Z

I am not personally connected to the Bold family.
I am doing research on behalf of someone else.
It's a bit complicated but what i have found are six illegitimate children born to a Louisa Webb in Ilminster.
They appear on the 1861 census with the name Webb then vanish.
They reappear on the 1871 census with the name Bold.
Their father appears to be Louisa's employer.
To find if your Richard is one of these children,
you need to get his marriage certificate which will give his fathers name and occupation.
Then look up Richard Webb on the 1861 census and see if his fathers details match those given for the head of household.
If it is the same then i have a little more info i can share.
If its not then we are looking at different families.
Good Luck

Re: Ann Bold

RosinaCornford — 2010-06-08 20:08:24Z

Thank you so much for your reply I am sure these are the same people. The dates vary a little but I have been using various census which do vary a little. Ellen Maud was my Grandmother who married Samuel Trott and I was named after my great, great aunt Rosina. I know very little about them
apart from the fact that all the children were born in Illminister. We went to Illminister last year to have a look round which was facinating.

What is your connection to the family?
Any information you can give me would be gratefully received.
Once again thank you for your time in reply to this post.
Regards
Ros Cornford.

Re: Ann Bold

dickon36 — 2010-06-08 18:20:14Z

My tree has the same names but a marriage in 1874 not 1873. Could these be the people you are looking for ?
Richard Bold (b1853 Ilminster Somerset) married Ann Harwood (c1849 Crewkerne Somerset) in 1874 in Chard Somerset.
They had the following children all born in Ilminster
Ellen Maud b1874, Alice b1876, James William b1879, Julia b1881, Samuel Albert(Arthur) b1884, Rosina b1886, Albert Edward b1881

Re: Jean Philippe Bold

cjfitting — 2010-05-19 21:53:23Z

Hi - I've just uploaded a whole family tree (3001 names) which begins with Jean Philippe Bold Sr. (1800-1881). He had 3 children with first wife Katharina Elisabetha Weller and 10 with 2nd wife Theresia Eckel. Check out the family tree - title is: "Joe Schmitt's research on Bold Family". Joe Schmitt is a deceased cousin and I am just sharing his work with other interested researchers. I'm sure it will help answer questions for you.......carol

Re: Bold Family

cjfitting — 2010-05-19 15:08:02Z

Barbara, check out "Joe Schmitt's research on Bold Family", a GEDCOM I recently uploaded to Ancestry. Its a deceased cousin's life's work, containing 3001 names, including our Jean Philippe Bold Sr. (1800 - 1881) who indeed came to Wisconsin from Germany - had 13 children from 2 wives. "cousin" carol

Re: Anderson, Alexander son rush c. Grayson Co.

iceman24019 — 2010-05-10 10:47:18Z

My Grandmother is Lura Elizabeth Anderson. Her father was Alex Anderson and Mother was America Rebecca Hash. I have been trying to find the Anderson side of my family. This information is very helpful and would love any other information someone might have.

Re: Bold Surname

ctownscott1 — 2010-01-29 22:13:05Z

His wife was Anna Dowland from Ireland. His son was John William Bold, my great grandfather, born March 28, 1869. In 1880 the family lived in Central, Saint Louis, Missouri. They are listed in the US FEDERAL CENSUS.

Re: Sarah Ann Bold - John Harold Coventry

harolds143 — 2010-01-13 01:01:15Z

Hi Sarahann! I am Rick Harold, grew up in Coventry and years behind you all on the ancestry trail!! Have all the right gramps...... email me on rick@tigerbright.fsnt.co.uk

Re: Bold Family

sclements400 — 2009-11-02 23:35:28Z

just wondering if my grandmother ethel bold, f.edward is a relative. ethel lived in wellington,nz and was married to william eustace budd. Ethel came from england, lancashire? and would of been born late 1890's or early 1900's?

Re: Ann Bold

RosinaCornford — 2009-11-02 21:44:20Z

Hi,
I know very little about the Bolds apart from that they lived in Somerset, England. I do not think they are related
to William budd nz Wellington. What sort of time scale are we talking about? Richard Bold had two sons Samuel A and Albert E.
Thank you for taking the time in contacting me.
Regards
Ros Cornford

Re: Ann Bold

sclements400 — 2009-11-02 21:06:29Z

are your bolds related to edward bold, daughter ethel bold married william budd, nz, wellington?

Re: Bold Family

sclements400 — 2009-11-02 19:00:17Z

i have a gggrandmother ethel lonsdale bold married william eustace budd, any relative???

Ann Bold

RosinaCornford — 2009-10-25 15:50:17Z

Could anyone please help me I am trying to find out Ann Bolds maiden name. She married Richard Bold in 1873 and in 1891 they lived in Somerset where my great grandmother Ellen Maud Bold was born.
Many thanks
Ros Cornford

Re: Bold Family

Barbaraheaton13 — 2008-11-21 23:06:54Z

Sorry, but at this point, I see no connection. Our Bolds came to Wisconsin ^Minnesota in the 1880's.
Barb heaton

Re: Bold Family

stef1910 — 2008-11-20 13:46:17Z

I am looking for info on my grand father his name Richard John Bold. He had a brother Edgar, some of the family names are Robert. The two young men came to South Africa with their grandmother, both parents died. His grandmothers name was Emma short for Elizabeth maybe?

Re: Anderson, Alexander son rush c. Grayson Co.

beccalous — 2008-10-16 15:46:14Z

Not sure if this is any relation or not, but we have found a box of scrapbooks and photo albums in a building in Ottawa, ON, Canada of a Major William Patrick Anderson and his son, Alexander Anderson. Alexander married Helen and had a daughter named Susan.

The scrapbooks and photos are amazing - there's a lot of history here and it is sad to think that it could end up in the garbage.

If these could be of any help to you, please let me know.

BOLD Eloise and Richard Q

t42Moore — 2008-10-16 12:18:58Z

BOLD Eloise and Richard Q

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,391 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Bold not cornwall but stafford

MaxineFairhurst — 2008-07-16 11:53:48Z

The family rummor is not true and my friends family is from Stafford
Peter bold born about 1800
Thomas bold born about 1826.
peter bold born about 1881 and we think it might be Cornwall CORRECTION LEEK STAFFORD. the family rummor is that he ran away to sea and he never talked about where he came from or his family. He ended up in the work house at the age of 12 so he joined the navy as a stoker. He sems so far to be an only child.
He married Edith Carrington in Bury Lancs Bet. Jan - Mar 1903. they had three children that i have been told about
Norman born 1911 Helen and Tom. I believe TOm died in Canda.
Norman had two children Mavis and Norman.
any info greatly recived.

Peter Bold Cornwall to lanchire

MaxineFairhurst — 2008-06-27 16:39:08Z

peter bold born about 1881 and we think it might be Cornwall. the family rummor is that he ran away to sea and he never talked about where he came from or his family.
He married Edith Carrington in Bury Lancs Bet. Jan - Mar 1903. they had three children that i have been told about
Norman born 1911 Helen and Tom. I believe TOm died in Canda.
Norman had two children Mavis and Norman.
any info greatly recived.

Re: Bold Family

Barbaraheaton13 — 2008-03-09 23:01:08Z

I would have to know the time they came over. Jean Phillipe Bold SR. came to Wisconsin with his oldest son and his 2nd wife. His son, mother had died in Germany. a kind man in oakland ,CA gave me the information from a journal he helped print.
Still know nothing about your relationship or times.
Bye

Re: Bold Family

Barbaraheaton13 — 2008-03-09 22:53:36Z

My name is Barbara Heaton. I have been doing genealogy for 10 years. Just why do you want to know about this family?
A kind gentleman in Oakland, CA. had been to Germany and collborated with a distant Germay cousin and what they found was published in a genealogical journal.
How are you related?
Bye

Re: Bold Bold Somerset/Lancashire

dickon36 — 2008-03-08 20:37:40Z

I don't have much from Lancs yet but i hope the following helps. All events taking place in Manchester.
John Johnson (b ?) and Mary Holebrook (b1715) married 1741. They had Thomas (b1742) William (b1744) Nathan (b1746) Hannah (b1748).
Hannah Johnson & Robert Saxton (b1747) married 1769. They had Anne (b1771) John Dare (b1773) James (b1776).
Anne Saxton married Richard Bold 1792.
I have some info on the Webbs in Somerset if you would like it.

Re: Bold Bold Somerset/Lancashire

jackiephillips511 — 2008-03-08 19:45:23Z

Thank you for your reply. If you are able to reciprocate with any research from Lancashire, I would be very grateful.

Re: Elizabeth Emma Bold

coins1961 — 2008-03-08 15:56:36Z

sorry about what I did.

Re: Bold Bold Somerset/Lancashire

dickon36 — 2008-03-07 18:22:17Z

Thank you for the information. I'm reasearching on behalf of a descendant of Albert(born Webb), unfortunately i can't be more explict without the permission of the person concerned.