Burns - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Conrad Burns & Hannah Frey/Fry

singshispraises — 2012-05-23 00:31:35Z

My family also thought we were Scottish..lol.I found 99% of my info on the LDS search site. They are not perfect but so much of their faith is put into KNOWING who their ancestors were so they can pray them into heaven, that they do their utmost to make sure their info is correct. Sorry it has taken me so long to answer. I had a computer crash...lost some files...started researching again..found more family in another line...dug through some mysteries ( some of which won't be solved in this lifetime)...then just today saw your post! Feel free to email me at greeneyes57_99@yahoo.com.

BURNS John R - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-22 11:58:22Z

BURNS John R - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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Re: BURNS

OPHENEBJONES — 2012-05-18 17:13:36Z

I A M A DESENDENT FROM OTWAY BURNS, ARE YOU

Re: Elijah J. Burns

revadb — 2012-05-15 21:53:00Z

Naomi Young 1860 - 1940

William McKenzie Burns, his daughter Lizzie, G.Daug. Vita

janicesteele100 — 2012-05-15 17:58:20Z

Someone posted a picture of my Grandmother Vita Davis taken 1913 at the secound annual Cuten Loose Border Days in Grangeville, Idaho. The banner in the back ground has 2nd annual, first rodeo was 1912. My Grandmother was not even born yet. I have the orginial copy of another piture taken the same day and same spot, it is of my Great Grandmother Sarah Elizabeth "Lizzie" Burns and her husband Floyd Davis. I was told it was there honeymoon. There wedding cert says they where married Nov.1912. I believe that my Grandmother might not be a Davis, so I am looking for any thing about where "Lizzie" was on Feb.17th 1912. May to June 1911?

Re: Elizabeth Burns married Henry McKinney

KJohnson1956 — 2012-05-06 23:58:26Z

If you are still around contact me.

Re: Elijah J. Burns

thebobster — 2012-05-05 17:11:25Z

Naomi Young is the name I have.

Re: Elijah J. Burns

thebobster — 2012-05-05 17:11:22Z

Naomi Young is the name I have.

Re: Burns Family Bible

brburn1985 — 2012-05-04 22:38:32Z

May I request the password as my last name is Burns and this interest me a great deal.

Thanks so much for offering all your hard work.

Suzanne Jewell Burns

Re: Burns Family Bible

cficorilli1 — 2012-05-04 06:24:09Z

Asa is a main line ancestor of mine-anyone can look at my Family Tree.
My father was Graydon Owen Burns, his father was Graydon Danforth Burns, his father was Edward John Burns, his was John S. Burns and on up. Asa is further up.

Dominicus Getchell Minicus Burns married Abigail Burns and their children were: Abigail Margaret, John S Burns, Francis Burns, Sabrah Athearn Burns, Asa A Burns, Eunice Flye Burns, Franklin S Burns, Wilson S Burns.

I have found cousin marrying cousins-which makes things a little confusing at best.

Re: Burns Family Bible

tinagail11 — 2012-05-03 16:47:11Z

my maiden name is Burns

Burns Family of Maine

cficorilli1 — 2012-05-01 00:03:14Z

Greetings;

My dad was Graydon Owen Burns of Auburn, Maine, his father was Graydon Danforth Burns-born in Wiscasset, Maine and passed in Auburn, Maine. His father was born John Edward Burns but went by Edward John Burns of Embden, Maine, his father was John S.Burns of Embden, Maine and so on.
Anyone out there related?
Mrs. Carol Ann Burns Ficorilli

Re: ONTARIO BURNS FAMILY

Patrick1495 — 2012-04-30 21:16:22Z

Greetings, Rhonda: I happened to run across these messages and thought I should see if you have found any further information about John Burns of West Wawanosh.

Re: Samuel Burns birth place PA

carolferguson64 — 2012-04-30 01:13:04Z

Hi Saw your message and I have a Samuel Ross Burns born June 15 1848 in Mercerberg Pa and he married a Lydia Johnson in Marion Oh He died in 1914 inBonner Id If this helps Let me know I am looking for a John Alexander Burns coming from Scotland Please contact me at cfergus4@bex.net
Thanks Carol

Burns, Patrick

jpetri2211 — 2012-04-29 12:30:12Z

Looking for place of Civil War Veteran,Patrick Burns
Pvt. 2nd Michigan Cav. Co. M
Enlisted Bay County, Michigan

Burns, Martin

jpetri2211 — 2012-04-28 11:17:07Z

Burial place of Martin Burns
Pvt. 23rd Michigan Inf. Co. F
Enlisted Bay County, Michigan

Regis Paul Burns, age 90,Born in Chicora, Pa.son of the late John A. and Stella (Blatt) Burns.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-04-28 01:30:19Z

Regis Paul Burns, age 90, formerly of Hillborn Avenue, died Friday, April 20, 2012 at Manchester Presbyterian Lodge. Born in Chicora, Pa. on June 18, 1921, he was a son of the late John A. and Stella (Blatt) Burns. During WW II, he served in the U.S. Army Medical Corps. He was owner, secretary and treasurer of Burns Manufacturing Company, and managed the Star Drive-In Theater for many years. Regis was a member of the Commodore Perry Barbershop Chorus, and SPEBSQSA (Society for the Preservation & Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartets Singing in America). In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by six brothers, Charles W., James F., Thomas D., Father John, Bernard L., and Philip J. Burns, and two sisters, Mary E. Burns and Agnes Maloney. Survivors include a brother, Robert L. Burns, of Chicora; four sisters, Catherine B. Burns, of Chicora, Sr. Theresa Burns, S.C., and Sr. Mary Michael Burns, S.C., both of Pittsburgh, and Patricia Bogniak, husband John, of Corry. He was also Uncle to many beloved nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. Friends may call Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Brugger Funeral Homes & Crematory, 1595 West 38th Street at Greengarden Boulevard, and may attend of Requiem High Mass on Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. Michael's Catholic Church, Society of St. Pius X, 6366 West Lake Road. Private Burial will be in Hemphill Cemetery, Chicora. Memorials may be made to Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation, 130 West 8th Street, Erie, PA 16501.
( Erie Times-News on April 26, 2012)

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Re: Burns Family Chronicle (Family Members)

revadb1 — 2012-04-28 00:12:00Z

Both Elijahs are related... Senior & Junior
What I cannot find is Elijah Sr's Wife. Her first name is Elizabeth, but have no idea what her maiden name was. It's a dead end so far.

Re: John T. Burns

CJROSEE — 2012-04-27 15:28:52Z

I bet we have a connection. My GG-Grandmother was Georgeanna Burns from Northern Indiana.

Carolyn Mosley Rose

Re: Burns in Maine - originally from Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England

naboskala — 2012-04-25 16:05:04Z

Thanks Sandra - unfortunately neither of these Mary Burns is the one I'm looking for. My Mary Burns wasn't born until 1876. Have recently discovered that the parents of the Mary T. Burns I'm looking for are John (believe middle initial O.) & Martha. These Burns may very well be relatives though!

In search of a william James Burns died in 1991

ryanstewart4561 — 2012-04-25 15:46:56Z

Hi, I'm in search of a man called william james burns, originally from northern Ireland, he moved to england sometime after 1939. The last record I have of him is his death in south end on sea, essex in 1991. He was born on the 17 Feb 1920.

Re: Burns in Maine - originally from Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England

sjnovak — 2012-04-22 21:29:29Z

1861 England Census
about Martin Burns
Name: Martin Burns
Age: 45
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1816
Relation: Head
Spouse's Name: Mary Burns
Gender: Male
Where born: Ireland

Civil parish: Ashton under Lyne
Ecclesiastical parish: St Michael
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England

Street Address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage: View image

Registration district: Ashton Under Lyne
Sub-registration district: Ashton Town
ED, institution, or vessel: 17
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 170
Piece: 2982
Folio: 89
Page Number: 35
Household Members: Name Age
Martin Burns 45
Mary Burns 39
Edward Obrien 14
James Burns 5
William Burns 2
Mary E Burns 8 Months
Elizabeth Jones 65

Burns in Maine - originally from Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England

naboskala — 2012-04-21 02:17:43Z

I'm looking for any information regarding my great great grandmother, Mary T(h)eresa Burns. She was born about 1877 in Ashton-under-Lyne, England. She was in the US by 1898 when she married my great great grandfather Herbert Frank Boothby. I believe she died somewhere between 1953-60. She had 3 sisters - Florence (or Florrie who died of breast cancer), Sadie (who married Anton Hahn), & Elizabeth Agnes (who married Patrick Joseph Rice). I have no information about Mary T.Burn's parents - can anyone help me with background info?

BURNS Margaret KERR 1901 1986

t42Restland — 2012-04-13 21:38:38Z

BURNS Margaret KERR 1901 1986

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Re: James Burns

gmburns11 — 2012-04-13 03:40:14Z

Iam the daughter-in-law to James Burns and hisfull name is
JamesRoscoe Burns. My husband is James Ricky Burns.

Alexander S Burns of Woodside, New York married to Minnie H Jackson

jl5343 — 2012-04-11 21:11:08Z

I am interested in Alexander Burns because of a court case he was involved in that related to Daniel Creedon, a relative of mine who died in 1910. Alexander Burns and Daniel Creedon were both born in Ireland. I believe that the two of them may have been from the same parish in Ireland.
I would like to hear from somebody who could add to my knowledge of this court case.

John Lane

BURNS (SCOTTLAND/NYC) AND HOPE (ENGLAND/NYC)

DAVERUN2621 — 2012-04-11 01:44:50Z

I'm trying to figure out how the Hope Family that Immigrated about 1800 from England is related to the Burns family that started to immigrate from Scotland late 1840's. My great grandfather was born Thomas Hope Burns in NYC 20 Dec 1874 to Scottish parents. There is also a Thomas Hope Burns that was born in 14 Jun 1892 in NYC to Scottish parents. I think both of these Thomas Hope Burns are somehow related to the Hope family of England as Thomas Hope Burns doesn't seem to be a very common name.

I'm missing a few links between these families and am hoping some one that has reasearching these families can fill in some of the details.

I have found several instances of family members of Thomas Hope Burns DOB 1892 living with a Thomas Hope Boat Pilot born about 1800.

In 1850 census Thomas Hope, boat pilot age 50 is living with Elizabeth Burns of Scottland (dob about 1823). Elizabeth Burns is Aunt of of Thomas Hope Burns (born 1892). Elizabeth would always use the name Burns in the US census until 1900 when she was going by the name Elizabeth Hope. I don't believe she was ever married to Thomas Hope but I suspect she might have married one of his cousins or nephews. Many Hope family members were boat pilots or port wardens. Thomas Hope Burns (dob 1874) would spend most of his life working as cook or deckhand on boats in New York harbor. The Thomas Hope Burns born in 1892 would become an auto mechanic.

In 1860 Thomas Hope is running a hotel on 206 E 125th ST. He appears to have a wife now named Mary (not sure if Mary is a Burns or not). Also living in the hotel is a Mary Burns of Scotland who is grandmother to Thomas Hope Burns (dob 1892) and Alice Burns who is the Aunt to Thomas Hope Burns (dob 1892)

From census records it appears Mary Burns has at least two other sons from Scottland living in New York. She may have other Burns children living in NYC that I'm unaware of. The chidlren I know of are William a printer and Thomas Burns (DOB 1840). I think the Thomas Burns DOB 1840 could be the father of Thomas Hope Burns (DOB 1892). I'm fairly certain my great grandfather Thomas Hope Burns DOB 1874 is not the father of Thomas Hope Burns (DOB 1892)

In the 1910-1920 census Thomas Hope Burns (dob 1892) is living with Aunts Elisabeth Hope or Alice Burns (never married). His parents likely died when he was young.

I'm hoping someone knows how the Hope and Burns families are related. Burns is a very common name in NYC but Hope is less common. There is another Hope merchant family of Scottish orgin in NYC during this time frame but they don't seem related at all to the Scotish Burns.

Some of the information i'm looking for is:

How did the Burns family of Scottland come to be associated with the Hope family of England in NYC?

When did Thomas Hope, pilot and innkeeper die?

What was the maiden name of the Mary that was living with him when he ran the inn in 1860?

Elizabeth Burns was single most of her life, which member of the Hope Family did she marry after 1880 and when did her Hope husband die?

Who are the parents of Thomas Hope Burns (dob 1892)?

Dave

Re: Burns In KY

HLuebbert — 2012-04-09 03:07:01Z

HBurnes is now HLuebbert
New email- wife2soldier@hotmail.com

Re: George Washington Burns

kcmellem1 — 2012-04-08 21:13:43Z

My apologies!! I misread your name as Todd! (Time to check my glasses!)
Kendall

Re: George Washington Burns

kcmellem1 — 2012-04-08 21:12:27Z

Hi Todd! I hope you are still out there, nearly 12 years after posting. My great-grandfather, Peter J Peterson, was Martha Peterson Burns sister. I have their ancestry back about 10 generations back in Norway with mostly primary sources. If you get this, please contact me at kcmellem@gmail.com. I'd love to learn more about George Washington Burns and confirm what I have.
Kendall

In search of John Burns & Bessy Ginty of Dublin Ireland

beingburns — 2012-04-06 18:36:24Z

John Burns was born in Ireland about 1820.

He and Elizabeth Quinn of Mulliganstown, County Westmeath, had a daughter Marcella 18 Feb 1838. Marcella emigrated to America in 1857, married, and had no children.

In about 1850 John Burns married Bessy Ginty and resided in Dublin.

They had three children: Mary (born about 1850), Clara (born about 1852) and Joseph ( born 19 Mar 1854).

All three children emigrated to Plain City, Ohio, USA.

Joseph, at an early age, supported himself as a plasterer. He might have learned that trade from his father.

John has about 50 descendants who have been trying to get information about John Burns and Bessy Ginty of Dublin for almost a century, but have failed.

Any assistance from Ireland would be deeply appreciated.

Re: Peter Burns 1790 N C

jmonnheimer — 2012-04-04 04:06:01Z

Hi Lea--Obviously this is a very old message but I was looking into some family history and I came across a 'Peter Burns' born in 1790 and died Oct. 15th, 1877. His wife's name was Catherine Gray and they had a son named John Burns born Nov. 2nd, 1836 in LaSalle, Mi. Could this be him? Thanks, Jenny, Albuquerque, NM.

Re: Looking for Descendants

shawncole1326 — 2012-04-04 01:49:17Z

I may be related. I believe L.D. Burns was my great grand father, but I'm not positive. If I can find out if W.L. Burns was his son then it's a for sure thing. My name is Shawn Burns. If you have any way to piece together that link it would be awesome.

George W. Burns B:1847 in Pennsylvania D:1916 Binghamton, NY

TimothyJamesFish — 2012-04-01 01:14:52Z

I've been working on this road block for nearly a year and am hopeful someone may see this post and have some clues that could lead me to discover where in Pennsylvania my George W. Burns was born so that I may figure out the names of his parents and eventually trace their origins back to Scotland.

There are many George W. Burns born in Eastern Pennsylvania around the mid 1800's. My particular George married Esther Martin daughter of Richard and Susan Ann McDermott Seward. Esther was most likely born in Union, Broome, NY on 12/15/1847. While still young moved to Harmony, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania with her parents and siblings.

Esther and George lived in Harmony when they were first married and then moved to Schoharie, New York where their first son was born, George Albert Burns (1871). Shortly after, two more sons were born: Frank R. (1872) and Fred N. (1877)

George Esther and kids finally moved to Binghamton, Broome, New York where George W. and George A. were in business with George A's father in law, James Conklin. The owned a grocery store on Robinson Street in Binghamton and lived on Griswold right around the corner.

George, Esther, and at least two of their sons are buried in Floral Park Cemetery, Johnson City, New York.

I've seen records of George W. Burns living in Harmony, PA and have seen records of his descendants living in Dalton, PA and Chincilla, PA.

Other clues are George W's father is supposed to have been born in Scottland according to census records and he is supposed to be related to Robert Burns the famous poet according to family history.

Any clues would be appreciated. I can also be contacted at fishracing323-1@yahoo.com. Thank you.

TJ Fish

Patrick Burns s/o James Burns and Catherine Ellis (Heliss?)

eyebuggie — 2012-03-30 13:32:07Z

I'm looking for more information on the parents of Patrick Burns born 1860 near Burrit's Rapids, Ontario. He moved to Wausau, WI in 1879. The only information I have on his parents is their names: James Burns and Catherine Heliss (probably supposed to be Ellis), that they were born in Ireland, and lived in Canada. I have no idea when/where they were married, when they were born, or where in Ireland they are from. I only know they immigrated from Ireland to Canada.

Thank you

TO CHERYL CASSIDY Re: Looking for my dad Lawrence Burns

SNOLEPPARD42 — 2012-03-28 22:12:24Z

Hello Cheryl, I lived for several years at 44 Crestwood Ave in Nutley, down the street from your mom. She was Deena Woodward when we were in high school. I have been searching for her and your post from 2000 came up on Google today. I knew Larry Burns when he & your mom were seeing each other & even dated Jack Ryan for a while. Haven't seen or heard from your mom since 1975 when we moved to Fla. I'm sorry to say I have no information about Larry except what you already know, but I really am trying to contact Deena if she is still living. I can be contacted on Facebook. Thank you. Ann Anderson Sanchez

Obit of Charles T. Burns 1925

MaryRunyonHanshew — 2012-03-28 19:44:24Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

CHARLES T. BURNS
JUNE 4, 1925

Charles T. Burns died at his home in Chatsworth at about 4 o'clock Sunday morning, May 31, at the age of 64 years, 11 months and 10 days.
He had been in poor health for many months and his condition appeared to reach a critical stage last Thursday. His sister, Mrs. Ergang and her husband were present in the home, and together with their sisters, Miss Anna and Miss Mary who have long devoted themselves to ministering to Mr. Burns, the family watched beside the patient through the night. Near the hour of four, they observed that he was approaching the end and his passing away was peaceful.
Funeral services were conducted in SS. Peter and Paul's church at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning, with Requiem Mass by the pastor, the Rev. Fr. Edw. Hearn. Chatsworth Council, Knights of Columbus, of which Mr. Burns was a charter member, attended in a body, and the community was represented by a large number of citizens paying their respects to the memory of their friend and neighbor. The business houses closed during the funeral services.
Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery in Ashkum. The following served as pall bearers, T.J. O'Connor, W.A. Coughlin, J.C. Corbett, James Garrity, A.J. Sneyd and James Kerrins.
Mr. Burns was the oldest member of his family. One brother, James died in youth. The survivors of the family are Misses Anna and Mary and Thomas E. Burns, of Chatsworth; Mrs. Catherine Ergang, of Chicago; Walter and William, of Ashkum, and Terence of Lacon, all of whom were present at the funeral, with many other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Herlihy and Miss Mary McGuire, of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Callahan, of Westport, South Dakota, were among the relative and friends who came to the Burns home to be present at the funeral.
Mr. Burns will be mourned as a loyal citizen and a true friend and devoted brother and relative.
Charles Tryone Burns was born in Chicago June 11, 1860, and was a son of Thomas and Eliza (Gallagher) Burns. The family moved to Ashkum township, Iroquois county, Illinois, in July 1863 and Charles grew to manhood on the farm. He received his education in the public schools; which was supplemented by one term in the commercial department of the Northern Indiana Normal School at Valparaiso, Ind.
He remained at home until he came to Chatsworth in 1893 and embarked in the hardware business as a member of the firm of Sneyd and Burns. That relation was continued until 1899, when his brother Thomas purchased the interest of Mr. Sneyd. About eight years ago, Mr. Burns sustained severe injuries when he was struck by an automobile and a long period of confinement to his bed ensued. His health declined perceptibly from that time, and in September, 1924, he disposed of his store and retired to his home.
Mr. Burns was successful in business; a fair measure of prosperity crowned his efforts and he won the good will and confidence of his customers and associates. His fellow citizens honored him with office and he served as a village trustee for many years. As a member of the board he was progressive, advocating measures that seemed beneficial to the best interests of the village. In his active years he served as a member of the volunteer fire company.

Re: Burns Family Bible

CJROSEE — 2012-03-26 02:10:13Z

My GGGrandmother was George Anna Burns who married Charles Hizer. Does anyone have any information on them? Thanks, Carolyn Mosley Rose

Re: Burns Family Bible

SweetThing2U121363 — 2012-03-25 02:44:18Z

Not a lot of info but some! Email on it's way... you can delete your message if you like to prevent being spammed. Best Wishes, Lettie

Re: Burns Family Bible

jonovich5 — 2012-03-25 00:55:44Z

Did any of your Burns' live in PA? My Mom was a Burns and most of her family came from Tyrone, PA but also lived in New York for a time. Sounds like you have a wealth of information! My email is jonovich5@gmail.com.
Thank you!!
Dawn

Allan and Anne Burns - Scotland to Chicago IL 1883 and 1884

reneemanderson — 2012-03-24 04:43:03Z

Hi,

I recently discovered my Great Great Grandparents names, Allan McNaughton Burns and Annie Louisa Burns (Robertson). They came to America from Scotland in 1883 (Allan) and 1884 (Anne). The only information I have is that Allan was born in Scotland in 1857 and both mom and dad are Scottish. Anne was born in 1858 in Scotland to a Scottish father (presumed John Robertson) and Irish mother (Eleanor Carr). They settled in Chicago Ill in the early 1900s. Sometime after 1900 and before 1920 Allan died as in the 1920 census Annie is listed as a widow.

Allan and Annie had my Great Grandmother Mary Agnes (or Agnes Mary) in 1887 in Chicago, and she had my Grandmother Adele Louise Tomlin in 1917 in Oklahoma.

Any information on Allan and Annie would be lovely!

Re: BURNS BURNESS BEGGS

lilliroberson — 2012-03-23 02:53:27Z

hi, was the anne mills you speak of married to a man named alfred? thanks

Re: BURNS FAMILY DNA PROJECT

DelbertSpencer26 — 2012-03-21 16:25:43Z

There is at least one Burns project now through FTDNA. Paul 'Pablo' Burns is the administrator. Four families of one Burns line have found each other. Go to DELBERT K. AND DOROTHY M. (BURNS) SPENCER tree here on ancestry.com and look under the Burns section to see if we have any of yours listed. Our present patriarch is James 1757-1834 and his wife Eleanor Wilson died 1834......

dspencer@bresnan.net

Re: Burns Family Bible

maryburns718 — 2012-03-21 05:07:13Z

tell me about it:)

Re: Burns Family Bible

maryburns718 — 2012-03-21 05:06:43Z

tell me about it:)

Re: Burns Family Bible

SweetThing2U121363 — 2012-03-20 17:45:01Z

Will send later today... feel free to delete your post so your email isn't plastered all over the net. I meant to give you mine. It's hell getting old! Lettie

Re: Burns Family Bible

maryburns718 — 2012-03-20 17:33:36Z

Lettie...Thank you, I appreciate it.

My email is maryburns718@gmail.com.

Mary

Re: Burns Family Bible

SweetThing2U121363 — 2012-03-20 06:18:52Z

I have 2 Burns Bibles on my site. One originated in Putnam Co., NY, to KS., and MO. The other from ME to MO. Both have info from Marriages, Births & Deaths. Send me an email address and I will email you an invitation to my Web Site... it is Free. Best Wishes, Lettie

Re: BURNS FAMILY DNA PROJECT

Burns_Mary — 2012-03-20 04:17:57Z

Hi...did you ever get anywhere with your project?

Re: Burns Family Bible

Burns_Mary — 2012-03-20 04:08:40Z

Are your family bibles (Burns) from NY by any chance? You sound like you have quite a collection and nice enough to offer to help.

From what I heard, an uncle sadly discarded our family bible thinking no one cared...I wish he would have asked me...

thank you, Mary