Burd - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Howard/Harry Alton Burd in Iowa/Pennsylvania

stanley_marcia — 2015-11-15 07:01:02Z

Looking for descendants of Harry Burd and Florence Stuck and Genevieve Ewart.
Harry had two wives and two sets of children and I am looking for anyone of either family still living. His children's names would be Raymond, Dorothy, Katherine, Kenneth, and Donna. I know that Katherine (Perry)died young but had three children, Dorothy married a Showalter, Donna married a Mr. Wagner first, then a Mr. Hummer and may still be living, Kenneth died in 2014. There have been postings by Linda Burd Belt who is a granddaughter to Harry Burd. Linda if you are still out there in genealogy cyberspace my aunt and I would very much like to hear from you. I have tried a number of avenues to reach you. Are you descended from Raymond?

Re: John Robert Burd 1847/1848-1926 and Amelia Hannah Newton

nccochranes — 2015-11-05 02:10:59Z

Regarding Jesse Burd, his parents were John Burd and Eleanor "Nellie" Reynolds. A relative of mine recently found a will in which Jesse and his siblings (including my ancestor Joseph Burd) are listed. I can provide copy of the will if you would like.

Pam

Re: BURDS - NJ and PA

nccochranes — 2015-11-05 02:04:10Z

I am looking for more complete information on David Burd. My ancestry goes back to a John Burd (b. about 1780 in NJ, d. after 1860 in PA, married to Eleanor Reynolds). A relative and I have a hunch that David Burd may be this John Burd's father, but we can't find any evidence to support this. I would welcome any information that might prove or even disprove our hypothesis.

Anna May Burd of PA

DZuna1943 — 2015-10-08 20:16:35Z

Anna was born on 8 June 1878 in Tuscarora Township, Perry, PA to Joseph n Louisa Mahaffey Burd
Also 2 more daughters: Esther born on 14 July 1896 in Perry County, PA and Charlotte, born on November 1889 in Perry County, PA

Re: Carlyle W. Burd, Erie PA -> Kenmore NY

Denhoward — 2015-09-28 13:56:17Z

I am interested in this family, as Carlyle Burd descends from the same Gosman family as I do. Drop me a note if you would like to share information. Dennis D Howard

Re: Anna Kate Burd/Paul Whel, Uniontown PA

wgoody563 — 2015-03-15 01:05:11Z

Anna Kates name was Anna Kate Berg their children was Paul Jr, Dorthy Ann ( my mother) and Robert which died at age 5 from Phenomunioa( spelled wrong) All are deceased. Paul died in about 1990's My Mother Dec 2000 Dorthy in the mid 2000's
The name is as spelled Anna Kate Berg Whyel her husband Paul Whyel Sr. not sure of the middle name. Whyels lost their mass fortune in the depression. John and Kathern was the Matriarchs. their are 9 children our family 5 girls and 4 boys.

Re: Bartholomew Burd

IzzoC — 2014-11-09 23:38:44Z

Hi! We have communicated re Burd. He is my ?3x gt grandfather. I'm really interested in this info. If I understand; Bertram was a 28 year old convict in 1739, married Hannah in NY and died in1745 in NY. He could be the grandfather of Bart, but if he's the same Bartholomew landowner 1740, he could not be the same landowner 1749 and 1753 and his child would still be a minor to be owner. Also the land was in PA, not NY. Bart was born probably in NJ.So I would think Bart may be related to the Bartholomew PA landowner and the Bertram/ Bartholomew is different . Just my thoughts. Christine

Re: Bartholomew Burd

weebs50 — 2014-08-10 18:43:28Z

The Pennsylvania Gazette of March 6, 1740 has an ad offering a reward for the return of "a convict servant man named Bartholomew Bird." He ran away from John Senhoufe of the City of Annapolis in Maryland and ran away December 26th, 1739. He was around 28 years old and a shoemaker by trade.This must be the same Bertram Bird who was transported on the Sea Nymph arriving in Maryland in June of 1739. In 1753 there is a Bartholomew Bird on the taxables list of East Caln, PA in 1753. Just a few more clues on Bertram alias Bartholomew Burd.

Photos of Simeon Burd & Mary Hults & Family of Madison County Iowa

angjameson — 2014-04-30 22:02:57Z

Hi, I recently was able to get some scan of some old tintype photos that had belonged to my great grandmother, Mary Burd Lee.

Some of them are labeled and those that are seem to be part of her paternal grandparents' family - that of Simeon and Mary Hults Burd and their children. They raised a large family in Madison County, Iowa. I'm trying to identify the remaining photos and am wondering if anyone from this family might have some that were marked or labeled so that I could ID the ones I have. The tintypes were of the parents and various kids in the family.

Thanks,

Angie Jameson
(descendant of Lester H Burd)

Re: James Burd Born Pennsylvania Married in Ohio Died in Seattle Washington

fonecollector — 2014-01-31 03:11:21Z

I sure wish that I did know where he originated. The name James Burd in PA is like Olson in Minnesota. I started my search before I joined Ancestry by going through about a thousand pages on Google. As you know there is a famous Revolutionary War hero James Burd in Pennsylvania. That was about all that I could find there. I don't know if my James Burd was ducking the law or what but there just isn't anything in the family history except His birth year and that he was from Pennsylvania I spent all day today going through about every possible census report for both Burd and Bird. There is a bunch of James Burds out there. My only hope is that someone has some family history or just family stories about old uncle James Burd going to Ohio and marrying a Reichert girl from LLycoming and moving out west.
Thanks for the come back on my message
Dave Gruger .

Re: James Burd Born Pennsylvania Married in Ohio Died in Seattle Washington

PLBurd — 2014-01-30 19:42:05Z

David,
Do you know where in PA he was born? I have family in Somerset County and Fayette County in Western PA in the late 1700s until present. Both Burd and Bird spellings.

James Burd Born Pennsylvania Married in Ohio Died in Seattle Washington

fonecollector — 2014-01-29 22:17:43Z

I am trying to find information on my G Grandfather with very little to go on. From the family I know he was born in Penn in 1855. That is it. I found that he married my G Grandmother, Mary Salina Reichert in or near Tiffin, Ohio in 1880 from an Ohio Marriage site. He moved his family to Washington, lived in Auburn and Seattle. He died in 1901 in Seattle. He died of stone cutters consumption. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
David Gruger

Re: Bartholomew Burd

CherylMarquis11 — 2014-01-18 03:30:25Z

Hi Rita! Nice to hear from you. Yes, I have that record of Bertram alias Bartholomew Burd. . . notice he came at the exact time as a George Bird, whom I think was his brother. Also, at one point I found a marriage record from NY for Bertram Bird and a Hannah. Also, there here is a land record for a Bartholomew Bird in West Caln, Penn in 1749, really just a stone's throw over to the Hunterdon/Morris County area in NJ. (about a 1 hr drive). I'm thinking it's the same Bartholomew, but no record of George anywhere. It very well may have been a grandfather, as the dates fit. If we could get a male descendant of Bart's, it would help. Good luck!

Re: Bartholomew Burd - correction

ritatowns — 2014-01-12 21:52:39Z

I mean to say that if he died in 1745, NOT 1845.

Re: Bartholomew Burd

ritatowns — 2014-01-12 21:51:20Z

Ok, ladies, I have a half-baked theory...There is a Bertram alias Bartholomew listed as coming to this country on the Sea Nymph, traveling from April to June of 1739, landing in Maryland. This Bertram aka Bartholomew Bird was a convict from Middlesex sentenced to transportation for the crime of "stealing a Watch, with an out-side Case made of Base Metal mixed, and an in-side Case made of Gold, val. 39 s. the Goods of William Lambert , Mar. 16 . Guilty , Felony." The site I got this from is http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t17390607-34-de....

So, what if that is our Bartholomew's father or grandfather and perhaps he didn't find out his father was a convict until he was an adult. That would explain why he never spoke of his father or recorded any information about him. I see a record as well of 1745 New York Letters of Administration - Bertram Bird intestate Hannah Bird as administrator. If this means he died in 1845, then I would assume this is a grandfather and not a father and perhaps he was named after him before it was known that he was a convict. It would also explain why no one else ever used that name in the "Burd/Bird" line. Hannah could be mother, daughter, sister, etc. Found that on ancestry.com.

Obviously, this is a bit of a stretch, but it seems possible. Please send me your thoughts! Rita Yard Sturgeon Towns

Re: Bartholomew Burd

CherylMarquis11 — 2013-11-29 13:01:29Z

The only record of Bart (he was called that) & Sarah's marriage is in the compiled records of FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, MORRISTOWN, NJ VOL 1. I went through that whole book. . .lots of generations of Pruddens/Lyons/Condicts/Coes/Riggs (all family names kind of related to each other) but no Burds/Birds until around 1800, and no record of any Burds/Birds but there are some Birds buried in the cemetery, younger than Bart, but could not find any connection to Bart. In that same volume is Sarah's birth & her parents. There just seems to be no record of where Bart was born, and his date is often recorded differently, from 1766 to 1772. There's an old rumor that his father was killed in the war and Bart was "adopted" by George Washington and may have been raised in one of his homes near Morristown. There is record of the Washington's attending the Presbyterian church there in Morris Town but again, no Burds when the Washingtons were there. Bart and Sarah's children are listed as being christened in the Presbyterian church in Morristown, and the fact that the whole family of Pruddens were some of the original members of that church (early 1700's), I think it's a good possibility that they were married there. Some records for Bartholomew say he was born in Warren Cty, NJ (Hanover area) another says he was born in Trenton, no official records though. Elisha Burd (wife Catherine Ringo) was living in the Hanover area in 1700's I have not been able to tie him with Bart Burd. I think there's an early 1800 census showing Bart and Sarah living in that area too, it's not far from the church. Morristown broke off from that township. There are no records of Bart owning property in Morristown proper, only his son, Lewis Alfred (my ancestor). Both Bart and Sarah died in Dayton, Ohio and buried there, along with daughter Sarah Emily who stayed close to her parents. Ironically, Sarah's tombstone spells her last name BIRD not BURD, may have been the recorder's error. There have been very serious BURD researchers over the past 30 years with whom I've communicated, some have lived in New Jersey, there just seems to be a lack of information about Bart's origin. I've always been interested that one of Bart's daughters married into the Condict family, probably one of the most prominent families in that whole area. Bart married into the Prudden family, another prominent family, but Bart seems to be pretty low key, although he's listed on the registry in the Christian Remembrance with Lewis Condict, both from Morristown.

1881 death of Harriett, wife of Andrew J. Burd of Perry county, Pa.

midge1249 — 2013-04-30 00:15:57Z

From The New Bloomfield Times of October 4, 1881

DIED - In Duncannon, on Sept. 26, 1881, Mrs. Harriett Burd, aged 43 years, 4 months and 14 days.

Mrs. Burd was the wife of Andrew J. Burd, who is well known in this county. She died in peace. May others follow her as she followed Christ.

1881 marriage of Peter L. Burd of McCulloch's Mills, Pa

midge1249 — 2013-04-29 18:23:48Z

From The New Bloomfield Times of April 12, 1881

On April 3rd, 1881, at the Presbyterian Parsongae, Bealtown, Juniata county, by Rev. S.A. Davenport, Mr. Peter L. Burd, of McCulloch's Mills, to Miss Anna E. Albert, of Andersonburg, Perry county.

1881 marriage of Maggie R. Potter Burd, widow of Andrew Jackson Burd, in Perry county, Pa..

midge1249 — 2013-04-29 17:30:38Z

From The New Bloomfield Times of March 1, 1881 (page 5)

MOORE-BURD - On the 15th of Feb, 1881, in Newport, by Rev. J.L. Kretzing, Samuel Moore of Howe twp., to Mrs. Maggie R. Burd, of Buffalo twp.

1880 death of Andrew Jackson Burd in Perry county, Pa.

midge1249 — 2013-04-28 21:43:20Z

From the New Bloomfield Times of May 4, 1880

Died - On the 23rd ult., in Buffalo twp., Mr. Andrew Jackson Burd, aged 30 years and 10 days.

1880 Marriage of Sarah Elizabeth FRY to James McClure BURD, Pennsylvania

midge1249 — 2013-04-25 22:51:36Z

From the New Bloomfield Times (Perry county, Pa.)of December 21, 1880

MARRIED - On Thursday, Dec. 16, 1880, at McCulloch's Mills, Juniata county, by the Rev. S. Aug Davenport, James McClure Burd of that place, to Sarah Elizabeth Fry, of Donnally's Mills, this county.

1872 Marriage of Andrew Burd in Perry county, Pa.

midge1249 — 2013-04-21 20:59:07Z

From the Bloomfield Times (Perry co., Pa.) of May 28, 1872

MARRIED: On the 23rd of May, 1872, at the house of the bride's father (Mr. Lewis Acker in Howe township), Mr. Andrew J. Burd of Tuscarora twp, and Miss Frances F. Acker, all of Perry county, Pa.

1872 death of Annie M. BURD Long in Perry county, Pa

midge1249 — 2013-04-21 20:43:06Z

From the Bloomfield Times (Perry county, Pa) of April 30, 1872

DIED: In Tuscarora Township on the 17th inst., Annie M. Long, daughter of Joseph and Annie Burd, aged 28 years, 5 months and 5 days.

1871 death of Catherine, wife of Mathias Burd, of Perry county, Pa.

midge1249 — 2013-04-21 18:10:16Z

From The Bloomfield Times (New Bloomfield, Perry couty, Pa.) of January 2, 1872 (page 5)

DIED: In Juniata twp, on Dec. 29th 1871, Catherine, wife of Mathias Burd, aged about 79 years.
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And in the January 9, 1872 Bloomfiled paper:

Mrs. Catherine Burd, wife of Mathias Burd, while in apparent good health, was stricken with palsy about 3 o'clock on the 29th of December, and died about 7 the same evening. She was about 79 years of age and had been keeping house for 56 years. She was the mother of ten children and has forty-one great grandchildren.

1871 Marriage of Solomon Burd of Perry county, Pa.

midge1249 — 2013-04-21 17:53:18Z

From The Bloomfield Times (Perry county, Pa) of January 2, 1872 (page 5)

MARRIED: On the 26th ult., by Rev. S.A. Hedges, at the Lutheran parsonage in this borough, Mr. Solomon Burd to Miss Mary J. Long, both of Saville twp.

1871 death of Catherine, wife of Solomon Burd of Perry county

midge1249 — 2013-04-18 17:40:40Z

From the Bloomfield Times (Perry county, Pa.) of January 10, 1871

BURD - Very suddenly, on the 4th inst., Mrs. Catherine, wife of Solomon Burd, of Saville twp, aged 33 years, 8 mos, and 20 days.

1910 Obituary of Mary E. BURD Yinger of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, Pa.

midge1249 — 2013-04-11 03:23:54Z

From the Harrisburg Patriot of Monday, February 28, 1910

Mrs. Mary E Yinger, wife of Harry Yinger, of 605 Race street, died Saturday evening at 6.20 o'clock after one week's illness with pleuro-pneumonia. Mrs. Yinger, who was 44 years old, is survived by her husband, one son Ray, 2 brothers, George Burd of Seattle and Samuel Burd of Philadelphia, and one sister, Mrs. J.A. McCabe of this city.........Interment will be made in the Harrisburg cemetery.

George, Mary and Margaret Burd of Perry county, Pa. (children of Anrew and Harriet Bird)

midge1249 — 2013-04-11 00:50:09Z

From the Harrisburg Patriot (Dauphin county) of Dec 1, 1899

A JOYFUL SURPRISE

George Burd, after 17 years absence, surprised his sisters, Mrs. James McCabe and Mrs. Harry Yinger of Race street, this city, by visiting them on Thanksgiving.

During all these years, Mr. Burd has been given up for lost, as none of his relatives knew of his whereabouts. He was formerly of Duncannon, but is at present located at Spokane Falls.
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Note: there are all children of Andrew and Harriet Burd of Perry county.

1844 Obituary of George Burd of Bedford, Pa.

midge1249 — 2012-08-17 21:57:26Z

DIED, at Mercer, Pa. on Friday, March 29th, 1844, GEORGE BURD, Esq. late of Bedfor, Pa., in the fifty-sixth year of his age.

Mr. Burd was a native of Bedford County, where he long practised law, was highly esteemed and had been their Representative in Congress. Well educated, of polished manners, and intelligent, his mind was richly stored with varied informnation on almost every subject.......

After a long protracted illness, hi died in the hope of the Gospel, and his remains rest among strangers. His residence here having been short, his worth was not generally known, but many will long remember George Burd with affection....................Mercer Luminary
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From the "Old Warrior and That Same Old Coon" newspaper, Harrisburg, Pa of Saturday, April 20, 1844 (page 3).

Re: Burd families, Northumberland/Union Co, PA area, 1810-1830?

elizabeth_burd — 2012-09-22 00:39:08Z

I am to a Burd if the Burd are descendents Indian Lake Ohio Logan County. And boy is there a lot of us here. lol

Re: BURD'S in Long Lane, Dallas County, Missouri

wdomts — 2013-02-09 23:44:25Z

I knew a Junior Burd. I went to Long Lane school with him. My parents knew Florence Burd and probably all of the Burds. My dad was Gerald Bennett (son of Claude Bennett). I also went to Cheek school. I think it would have been in 1943 or 1942.
Did you know any of the Bennetts. Please email me at kcir@allcom.net. I'm not good at finding anything any other way on internet.
Wanda Bennett Ponshair (age 83)

BURD Harmon C - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-29 01:25:33Z

BURD Harmon C - Vietnam Wall section 5E

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 227,289 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.

Fred C. Burd

metlhed80 — 2012-08-16 17:01:34Z

Looking for information on Fred Burd born around 1881. He married Jessie Rennie and had five children, Clarence, Grace, Hellen and Fred Jr. They lived in Pennsylvania.

Our family story says that Fred either ran away or left home around the age of 16. I have found no information on his birth, death or parents. I have found census information from 1910, 20, 30 and 40 and a possible WWII draft registration.

I would especially like information on when/where he was born and who his parents are.

Re: Bartholomew Burd

CherylMarquis11 — 2013-07-07 13:48:10Z

There has in the last 20 years been a small group of descendants looking for the parents of Bart Burd, he just suddenly appears in New Jersey with no traceable lineage. I have a whole file on him, but still no clue who his parentage is. Please let me know what you are looking for. The only clue I've ever had was a Bartholomew Bird living in Chestertown Penn under rent rolls in about 1740. This possibly could have been his father and its close to his area in New Jersey. Let me know if I can help you. Cheryl
momcher1@msn.com

Re: BURD from Wales, settled in Kansas

broshire — 2013-10-06 20:59:19Z

I have not researched this family for a number of years. The information I have is that John Burd was born in 1842 in Wales; he married Harriet Groves in, probably, Wales. He was a son of Richard Burd, born 1811 in Wales, and Elizabeth Owens, born 1814 in Newtown, Powys, Wales.

Harriet Groves was born in February 1849 in England. They came to Kansas, USA, some time after the birth of their daughter Fanny who was born in 1870 in Wales. They had several more chidren besides Fanny (more than I knew about when I first posted that query): Muriel born about 1873, Robert J. born Oct. 1882, and Elizabeth or Lizzie, born Jan. 1887. There may have been more children but I do not know about them.

I don't recall where I found the information on John and Harriet Burd but it was probably through the LDS site FamilySearch. I am not related to the Burds myself; they are the ancestors of my ex-husband and, of course, of our two grown children.

Nancy Shire

Re: BURD of Centre County, PA

tbland29 — 2013-03-11 04:08:58Z

Hi. My Burd family lived in Centre county from @1830 until sometime in the 1840's. My gr-gr-grandfather was Jesse Burd/Bird and my gr-gr-grandmother was Henrietta. I have court records placing Jesse in Rebersburg as early as 1831 and he and his family were in 1840 Miles Twp, Centre County, PA census....any connection??

Re: BURDS - NJ and PA

jtoy651 — 2013-04-29 15:39:15Z

I was so sorry to hear about the death of your father. I enjoyed following his posts. My name is Jeanne Wolfe Toy. My 2 great grandfather was Levi Burd. Born 1819 - son of Levi Burd. I would love to know more about this family if you are willing to tell me. I cam only tell you about Levi Burd's daughter Sarah
s family.
Jeanne

Re: BURD/BIRD in NJ

susanmn33 — 2013-04-01 21:39:50Z

Hi Judy,

Do you have any information regarding Bartholomew Burd (b. 1766? in NJ, d. 1861 in Ohio)
who married Sarah Prudden(1782 - 1856)?

Bartholomew Burd

susanmn33 — 2013-01-27 22:09:49Z

Seeking any information about Bartholomew Burd (b. 1772?, d. 1861)of Morristown, NJ. He married Sarah Prudden of Morristown in 1801. They relocated to Ohio pehaps around 1815. Any information on how to locate documentation on his birth or why he moved to Ohio would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Bartholomew Burd

susanmn33 — 2013-07-07 15:17:59Z

I know all too well how people are searching for information, but there seems to be very little!
When I recently visited the Morristown Library, I read letters on file of people asking for documentation on Bartholomew. No one seemed to have answers.

Specifically, I would like to know if there is any record of his marriage to Sarah Prudden. She was born in Morristown NJ. There was a Bartholomew Burd who fought in the Pennsylvania Insurrection, but I have not found any military records giving any clues to his family.

Anything which provides a tie to Sarah would be appreciated. But if you ever come across more info regarding his birth, I would be grateful if you contacted me!

Thank you!
Susan

Re: William Burd

wngaddis53 — 2013-02-05 22:41:45Z

Hello, My Name is Warren Gaddis and I am Emma Burd's son. Her married name was Gaddis. Emma's brothers are Raymond and Wayne Paul Burd and her sister is Dorsey Marie Burd. Wayne only used Paul while he was alive so you may not find many people who knew his name was Wayne. Likewise, Marie only used Marie and sometimes Dot. Stanley, Elizabeth, and Loretta were half sisters and brothers to the Burd children. Their last name was Willett. I have this in my tree on Ancestry so take a look if you have time. I have the Burd's back a few generations. Let me know if you can help me or if I can help you.

Re: William Burd

wngaddis53 — 2013-02-05 22:37:04Z

I left you an email. Hope you got it.

Re: BURD'S in Long Lane, Dallas County, Missouri

amanda_reneegrogan — 2012-11-05 16:36:22Z

Hello, I am trying to put together a family! I am related to the Phillips and the Burds from long lane Missouri!! I saw these posts and I know they were posted along time ago but hopefully someone will see this!
So my grandmother is Marjorie Phillips gross, her father was Virgil Phillips and sister was Cora Phillips burd!
What got me started on this genealogy stuff was when my dad and I were going threw my moms dads (not related to phillips) old record albums and we came across a gospel album that had Wayne and ken burd on the cover! My dad says "well that is some of our relation!!" I thought it was very interesting and was able to look Wayne burd up on the Internet, he seemed like an outstanding person!

British Burd Family London England

ju941 — 2013-08-08 23:45:11Z

I am tracing Arthur Willie Burd b. 1854 Paddington, London, England (my great grandfather) going up and down and a bit across from his children

My grandfather was the youngest of many children, Bruce Benjamin Burd and immigrated to Sarnia, Ontario Canada. He was a merchant marine around 18 years of age. Served in WWI and retired working for Imperial Oil.

I would love to find out more information on his parents and siblings. My mother Lorraine E Ferguson nee Burd lives in California.

Kindly, Julia

Re: BURD from Wales, settled in Kansas

claire_nik2 — 2013-10-07 18:11:22Z

Hiya

Thanks for the reply. Just realised your original post was from 2004.

It sounds like the right Richard. My great great grandmother was Johns Sister. Thank you for the information.

Claire

Re: BURD from Wales, settled in Kansas

claire_nik2 — 2013-10-06 10:03:29Z

Hello, I am also researching the Burd family (im in Wales). This family came up as a possible match for the John Burd in my tree. I wanted to check the marriage records to confirm my John Burd did marry a Harriet before adding the family to me tree. Have you got any info on John burd to see if it matches?

Thank you

claire

Re: BURD'S in Long Lane, Dallas County, Missouri

pulciniv — 2013-03-19 15:08:13Z

I am from the Jacob Bird/Burd, Daniel Burd, Warren Burd, Thomas Greenbury Burd, Claude Burd, Kenneth Burd family. I I have a book "Missouri Burds" which was compiled by a family member, with much info. Unfortunately I do not have it with me at this time. I can tell you about 1846 the Burds moved to Babbtown Osage Co Mo from Blount Co Tenn. Later Great Great Grandfather Warren Burd moved to Long Lane MO.

Re: BURD'S in Long Lane, Dallas County, Missouri

pulciniv — 2013-03-19 14:43:34Z

I am from the Jacob Bird/Burd; Daniel Burd; Warren Burd;Thomas Greenbury Burd/Claud Burd/Kenneth Burd family. I do not have that info in front of me, but I believe it was Daniel who traveled from Blount Co Tennessee about 1846 to Babbtown Osage Co,MO then later Warren ended up in Long Lane MO. I actually have a book that has been compiled called the Missouri Burds.

Re: William Burd

mariatburd — 2012-03-27 12:35:51Z

I didn't get it. I had to cancel. My email is mariatburd@gmail.com.Looking forward to hearing from ya.

Maria

Re: William Burd

mariatburd — 2012-03-27 12:32:09Z

I didn't get it. I had to cancel. My email is mariatburd@gmail.com.Looking forward to hearing from ya.

Maria