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Michael Murray Bailey
Michael Murray Bailey, age 57, of Springfield, Mo., passed away Tuesday, June 21, 2011 in Cox Medical Center South after a lengthy illness. He was born April 27, 1954, in Wichita, Kan., to Wymann and Betty (Murray) Bailey. He was preceded in death by his parents, Wymann Arthur and Betty Jo Bailey; a son, Corporal Michael Chad Bailey USMC; a daughter, Gina Michelle Ketcherside; and a granddaughter, Eva Jo Lynn Ketcherside. He is survived by his two sisters, Patricia Dale and husband Ronnie, Sparta, Mo., Pam Bailey of Sydney, Australia; one brother, Wes Bailey and Nina Fazio of Chicago, Ill.; grandson, Bradley Ray Ketcherside of Leadwood, Mo.; uncle, Don Bailey and wife Terrie of Ozark; one niece, Kelly Simpson of Sydney; three nephews, Jeff Dale of Sparta, Aidan Simpson and Sean Simpson, both of Sydney; special friends, the Fred Balden family of Springfield; and many other family members and friends in the Springfield/Branson area. Before his illness Mike worked modifying aircraft at military installations here and abroad. In his leisure time Mike enjoyed fishing and other outdoor activities, playing guitar and spending time with his grandson. Mike will be remembered for his generous spirit and friendly nature. Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m., Monday, June 27, 2011, in Greenlawn Funeral Home North, Springfield, Missouri. Burial will be held in Greenlawn Memorial Gardens, Springfield, Mo. Visitation will be held from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. on Monday, June 27, 2011 in Greenlawn Funeral Home North. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the American Liver Foundation in Mike's memory at www.liverfoundation.org. Online condolences may be made at www.greenlawnfuneralhome.com. Published in the News-Leader on June 26, 2011 http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/news-leader/obituary.aspx?n=michael-murray-bailey&pid=152197120 http://michaelchadbailey.blogspot.com/ Mitakuye Oyasin: We Are All Related Michael Murray Bailey | Visit Guest Book http://michaelchadbailey.blogspot.com/ http://www./watch?v=kSAkOEks2p0&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sg7xJsxK-q8
ttp://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=deloreswilley&id=I050 84 IN THE OLD ENGLISH SPELLING THERE WERE NO LETTERS "J", "I" WAS USED INSTEAD. "V" WAS "U" AND "U" WAS "V", AND USUALLY "VV" MEANT "W". STEPHEN BAILEY, THE IMMIGRANT WAS THE PROGENITOR OF THE LEE CO, VA BAILEYS. Shortly after his arrival in Maryland, Stephen met the widow of William Walker, Ann Jeffreys, and they married on May 21, 1661. Their home is seated on the bluff overlooking the Yocoma River, which immediatley runs into the Potomac River at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay. (Dennis Bailey, "Another Place in Time" describes the site; "The beauty of this site can only be described as breathtaking, as witnessing the home of Stephen and his family 350 years after his arrival, seeing the home that he traveled so far and worked so hard to build was one of my greater moments." Dennis continues; shortley after settling, Stephen & Ann, together, woudl turn this acreage into one of the largest tobacco plantations in this part of the country. (The British would bring three scooners a week & load them with tobacco at the peak harvest time.) From: Prince82189@aol.com Date: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 08:07:35 PM To: felinesmama@msn.com Subject: Stephen Bailey Delores, I am a descendant of Stephen Bailey as well. My line continues though his son John and each of the following sons named John till John Bailey IV. I'm writing because of some confusion on my part. I've found information where Stephen Bailey's father was John Bailey who died in Jameston, VA in 1642. Could you please share with me where you found your information. I have the complete family history from the time Stephen Bailey arrives in Kinsale, VA. My e-mail address is prince82189@aol.com. Thank you, Theresa Medlin From: Prince82189@aol.com Date: Thursday, July 11, 2002 12:28:57 PM To: felinesmama@email.msn.com Subject: Re: Stephen Bailey SUE, I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN ABOUT GETTING THE INFORMATION CORRECT. I'VE ONLY BEEN ABLE TO GET INFORMATION ON LINE MYSELF. ANOTHER OF OUR RELATIVES HAS GIVEN ME INFORMATION AS FOLLOWS: THE STEPHEN BAILEY THAT SETTLED IN VA. HIS FATHER WAS JOHN BAILEY, b.1593 IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND. d. JAMESTOWN, VA AREA. m. 1610, NO NAME FOR JOHN'S WIFE. IN THE SPRING OF 1640 STEPHEN AND JOHN RETURN TO ENGLAND TO SELL PROPERTY THAT WAS LEFT TO STEPHEN. STEPHEN RETURNS TO WESTMORELAND CO. VA SEVERAL YEARS LATER. JOHN RETURNS TO AMERICAN IN 1635, AGE 42, ON THE TEMPEST. JOHN BAILEY'S FATHER WAS JOSEPH BAILEY B. 1565 IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND. d. 1612 IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND. WIFE: LYDIA, THEY HAD FOUR OR FIVE CHILDREN. JOHN b.1593 ANN, b.1595 WILLIAM, b. 1598 RICHARD b. 1612 ? FOR FIFTH CHILD JOSEPH BAILEY'S FATHER WAS ALSO, STEPHEN BAILEY b. 1540, d. 1604 GLOUCHESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND. LIVED HIS LIFE THERE. HE HAD 2 SONS JOSEPH (ABOVE) AND WILLIAM b. 1579 THE ABOVE STEPHEN BAILEY b. 1540---HIS FATHER WAS WILLIAM BAILEY b. 1516 , d. 1552 TWO CHILDREN: STEPHEN - 1540 JOHN - NO DATES SUE I'M GOING TO E-MAIL CATHY BAILEY BACK. SHE PROVIDED ME WITH THIS INFORMATION AND ASK WHERE SHE OBTAINED AND IF VERIFIED THE FAC HOWEVER, I DO KNOW THAT THE FAMILY STILL OWNS THE HOME IN KINSALE, VA AND THE HOUSE IS CALLED "THE GREAT HOUSE". THE STORY SAID THAT STEPHEN AND ANN HAD ONE HOME AND THAT THE GREAT HOUSE WAS BUILT ON THE ORIGINAL HOMEPLACE LOT. I HAVE A COPY OF STEPHEN BAILEY'S WILL. OBTAINED ON LINE AND WAS PROBATED IN 1697. ALL OF THIS SEEMS TO COINSIDE WITH THE HISTORY THAT I HAVE. I ENJOYED THE VERSED YOU ATTACHED. I'M HOPING TO GET TO VA IN THE NEXT YEAR AND GO TO KINSALE. ON THE MAP IT IS CLOSE TO THE COAST. I'LL LET YOU KNOW WHAT CINDY BAILEY STATES ABOUT THE ABOVE INFORMATION. THERESA MEDLIN ****************************** ******************* "Pioneer Families of Leslie County" by Sadie W. Stidham (pub. Kentucky Imprints): The name Bailey is derived from the French word baille, later ballium, which is a corruption of the Latin word vallum, meaning rampart. The baille was the space enclosed inside external walls of a castle, with the exception of that covered by the "keep". The "Old Baille" in London nd the "Baille" of Oxford, England, originated from the Scotch and signified a superior officer of the Scotland Corporation within the city. On Bailey Street in Londo, England, was where the criminal court cases were tried. Stephen Bailey, the immigrant is believed to be the progenitor of the Lee County, Virginia Baileys. His descendants have spread all over Virgiia and othe states. Will signed 8th day of December 1696: ........"Imprimis I commit my soul to God, that gave it hoping through the Merits and Satisfaction only of my dear Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to obtain forgiveness of my sins and a blessed resurrection to everlasting life, and my body be buried at the discression of my Executors hereafter named and as for what worldy estate the Lord has been pleased to Lend me I give and bequeath as followeth, after my Debts and Funeral paaid. Son, John Bailey all that trat of land in the forrest by estimation fifty acres.......with all houses.... Son, William Bailey all that tract of land where on I now live with all houses, orchards and appurtenances......to him and his heirs males of his body........for want of such....to son John Bailey.... Anne Smith, my daughter, one small Iron Pot and a wearever pam and my grey mare, branded S.B. to her and her heirs forever. Anne Bailey, daughter of Stephen Bailey, deceased, one heifer called Doll, and all her female increase, the said heifer to be and remain in the hands of John Bailey and delivered with all the female increase to the said Anne at 16 years of age or day of marriage which first happens and the male increase to John Bailey for his trouble; but in case the said Anne die before the said time, then the Heifer and Increase to be divided among John Bailey's children. I give unto Mary Walker, daughter of William Walker, deceased, one heifer, named Moll and all her increase to her and her heirs or assigns forever to be delivered toher immediately after my death. I give unto my daughter, Mary Smith, one shilling I give unto my son, John Bailey, Anne Smith and William Bailey all the residue of my personal estate. Constitute and Appoint loving sons John Bailey and William Bailey exors. Witness: 23rd day of February 1697: Stephen Baly, Heruy Rosse, Saml Damanville, Thomas Bee, Westmoreland Co, VA Mary's brother William filed a suit in Northumberland Co, VA [County Orders 1652-1666, pg 245] against Stephen Bailey on May 21, 1660 regarding Stephen's treatment of William Walker, son of William Walker, dec'd..."Upon the Peticon of William Jeffer that Stephen Baily, whoe married with the relict of Wm. Walker, decd., hath in his tuicon his Wifes Brother which Orphan the sa. Baily doth much abuse. It is therefore ordered that the sd. Orphan shall forthwith be removed from the said Bailey & remaine with the sd. Jeffer till further order & that the said Baily make his appeareance at the next Orphans Court." On Court held July 21, 1660: "Upon hearing of the difference depending betweene William Jeffars and Stephen Baily, it is ordered that each party shall beare his owne charges & that if hereafter the sd. parties shall bring any more such Lytigious, vexations & turbulent suits into the Court about Quarrelling & Scandalizing each other, then to be fined or punished at the Courts discrecon; and it is further ordered that William Walker, the Sonne of Mr. Wm. Walker deced., shall continue and remaine with Stephen Bailye....." Last Modified: 4 Sep 2008 _____________________________________________________________________________________ __ frombailey-request@rootswe b.comreply-tobailey@rootsweb.com to bailey@rootsweb.com dateThu, Oct 9, 2008 at 11:57 PMsubjectBAILEY Digest, Vol 3, Issue 57mailing list Filter messages from this mailing listmailed-byrootsweb.com hide details 11:57 PM (38 minutes ago) Reply Today's Topics: 1. Robertson Bailey (Camellia) 2. William Pleasant Bailey (Jack) 3. Stephen Bailey (Jack) 4. Isham Bailey (Jack) 5. Help on my Bailey line: Long Read (Alan Widener) ------------------------------ ---------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2008 13:55:12 -0800 From: Camellia Subject: [BAILEY] Robertson Bailey To: BAILEY@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <48EE7DC0.5090008@clearwire.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Family Group Record for Robertson BAILEY ================================================================================ Husband: Robertson BAILEY ================================================================================ Born: Abt 1710 - Ablemarle Co., Va Christened: Died: Bef 10 Jul 1783 - Ablemarle Co., Va Buried: Father: William Pleasant BAILEY (1670-1762) Mother: Pheobe HANCOCK (1686- ) Marriage: Place: ================================================================================ Wife: Martha ISHAM ================================================================================ Born: Abt 1718 - Virginia Christened: Died: Buried: ================================================================================ Children ================================================================================ 1 M William BAILEY Born: Abt 1732 Christened: Died: 1754 - Killed at the battle of Great Meadows Buried: Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 M Henry BAILEY I Born: 1734 - Ablemarle Co., Va Christened: Died: Abt 1762 - Ablemarle Co., Va Buried: Spouse: Ann ( - ) Marr. Date: Ablemarle Co., Va Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 M Isham BAILEY Born: 1754 - Albermarle County, Vir Christened: Died: 4 Jan 1835 - Kanawha Co. , WV. Buried: Spouse: Martha ( - ) Marr. Date: Abt 1780 Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Modified: 4 Sep 2008 ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2008 13:57:15 -0800 From: Jack Subject: [BAILEY] William Pleasant Bailey To: BAILEY@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <48EE7E3B.5030300@clearwire.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Family Group Record for William Pleasant BAILEY ================================================================================ Husband: William Pleasant BAILEY ================================================================================ Born: 1670 - Westmoreland Co, Virginia Christened: Died: 1762 - Ablemarle Co., Va Buried: Father: Stephen BAILEY (Abt 1625-1697) Mother: Ann SALTER (1610- ) Marriage: Abt 1706 Place: , , Virginia ================================================================================ Wife: Pheobe HANCOCK ================================================================================ Born: 1686 - Lower Norfolk Co, Va Christened: Died: Buried: Father: Robert HANCOCK ( -1708) Mother: Johanne LYGGON (1653-1726) ================================================================================ Children ================================================================================ 1 M Samuel BAILEY Born: 1715 Christened: Died: 1797 - Albermarle County, Virginia Buried: Spouse: Mary CURTIS ( - ) Marr. Date: 31 Mar - Fluvanna Co., Va Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 F Rebecca BAILEY Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 M Robertson BAILEY Born: Abt 1710 - Ablemarle Co., Va Christened: Died: Bef 10 Jul 1783 - Ablemarle Co., Va Buried: Spouse: Martha ISHAM (Abt 1718- ) Marr. Date: Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ================================================================================ General Notes: Husband - ================================================================================ http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2916872&id=I87178 Last Modified: 4 Sep 2008 ------------------------------ Message: 3 Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2008 13:59:10 -0800 From: Jack Subject: [BAILEY] Stephen Bailey To: BAILEY@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <48EE7EAE.9050404@clearwire.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Family Group Record for Stephen BAILEY ================================================================================ Husband: Stephen BAILEY ================================================================================ Born: Abt 1625 - Gloucestershire, England Christened: Died: 1697 - Kinsale, Westmoreland Co., Va. Buried: Father: Stephen BAYLEY (1597-1660) Mother: Marriage: Place: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Spouse: Mary Ann JEFFERIES (1620- ) Date: 21 May 1660 - England ================================================================================ Wife: Ann SALTER ================================================================================ Born: 1610 - England Christened: Died: Buried: ================================================================================ Children ================================================================================ 1 M William Pleasant BAILEY Born: 1670 - Westmoreland Co, Virginia Christened: Died: 1762 - Ablemarle Co., Va Buried: Spouse: Pheobe HANCOCK (1686- ) Marr. Date: Abt 1706 - , , Virginia Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 M John BAILEY Born: Abt 1670 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 F Ann BAILEY Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 F Mary BAILEY Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ================================================================================ General Notes: Husband - ================================================================================ http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=deloreswilley&id=I050 84 IN THE OLD ENGLISH SPELLING THERE WERE NO LETTERS "J", "I" WAS USED INSTEAD. "V" WAS "U" AND "U" WAS "V", AND USUALLY "VV" MEANT "W". STEPHEN BAILEY, THE IMMIGRANT WAS THE PROGENITOR OF THE LEE CO, VA BAILEYS. Shortly after his arrival in Maryland, Stephen met the widow of William Walker, Ann Jeffreys, and they married on May 21, 1661. Their home is seated on the bluff overlooking the Yocoma River, which immediatley runs into the Potomac River at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay. (Dennis Bailey, "Another Place in Time" describes the site; "The beauty of this site can only be described as breathtaking, as witnessing the home of Stephen and his family 350 years after his arrival, seeing the home that he traveled so far and worked so hard to build was one of my greater moments." Dennis continues; shortley after settling, Stephen & Ann, together, woudl turn this acreage into one of the largest tobacco plantations in this part of the country. (The British would bring three scooners a week & load them with tobacco at the peak harvest time.) From: Prince82189@aol.com Date: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 08:07:35 PM To: felinesmama@msn.com Subject: Stephen Bailey Delores, I am a descendant of Stephen Bailey as well. My line continues though his son John and each of the following sons named John till John Bailey IV. I'm writing because of some confusion on my part. I've found information where Stephen Bailey's father was John Bailey who died in Jameston, VA in 1642. Could you please share with me where you found your information. I have the complete family history from the time Stephen Bailey arrives in Kinsale, VA. My e-mail address is prince82189@aol.com. Thank you, Theresa Medlin From: Prince82189@aol.com Date: Thursday, July 11, 2002 12:28:57 PM To: felinesmama@email.msn.com Subject: Re: Stephen Bailey SUE, I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN ABOUT GETTING THE INFORMATION CORRECT. I'VE ONLY BEEN ABLE TO GET INFORMATION ON LINE MYSELF. ANOTHER OF OUR RELATIVES HAS GIVEN ME INFORMATION AS FOLLOWS: THE STEPHEN BAILEY THAT SETTLED IN VA. HIS FATHER WAS JOHN BAILEY, b.1593 IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND. d. JAMESTOWN, VA AREA. m. 1610, NO NAME FOR JOHN'S WIFE. IN THE SPRING OF 1640 STEPHEN AND JOHN RETURN TO ENGLAND TO SELL PROPERTY THAT WAS LEFT TO STEPHEN. STEPHEN RETURNS TO WESTMORELAND CO. VA SEVERAL YEARS LATER. JOHN RETURNS TO AMERICAN IN 1635, AGE 42, ON THE TEMPEST. JOHN BAILEY'S FATHER WAS JOSEPH BAILEY B. 1565 IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND. d. 1612 IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND. WIFE: LYDIA, THEY HAD FOUR OR FIVE CHILDREN. JOHN b.1593 ANN, b.1595 WILLIAM, b. 1598 RICHARD b. 1612 ? FOR FIFTH CHILD JOSEPH BAILEY'S FATHER WAS ALSO, STEPHEN BAILEY b. 1540, d. 1604 GLOUCHESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND. LIVED HIS LIFE THERE. HE HAD 2 SONS JOSEPH (ABOVE) AND WILLIAM b. 1579 THE ABOVE STEPHEN BAILEY b. 1540---HIS FATHER WAS WILLIAM BAILEY b. 1516 , d. 1552 TWO CHILDREN: STEPHEN - 1540 JOHN - NO DATES SUE I'M GOING TO E-MAIL CATHY BAILEY BACK. SHE PROVIDED ME WITH THIS INFORMATION AND ASK WHERE SHE OBTAINED AND IF VERIFIED THE FAC HOWEVER, I DO KNOW THAT THE FAMILY STILL OWNS THE HOME IN KINSALE, VA AND THE HOUSE IS CALLED "THE GREAT HOUSE". THE STORY SAID THAT STEPHEN AND ANN HAD ONE HOME AND THAT THE GREAT HOUSE WAS BUILT ON THE ORIGINAL HOMEPLACE LOT. I HAVE A COPY OF STEPHEN BAILEY'S WILL. OBTAINED ON LINE AND WAS PROBATED IN 1697. ALL OF THIS SEEMS TO COINSIDE WITH THE HISTORY THAT I HAVE. I ENJOYED THE VERSED YOU ATTACHED. I'M HOPING TO GET TO VA IN THE NEXT YEAR AND GO TO KINSALE. ON THE MAP IT IS CLOSE TO THE COAST. I'LL LET YOU KNOW WHAT CINDY BAILEY STATES ABOUT THE ABOVE INFORMATION. THERESA MEDLIN ************************************************* "Pioneer Families of Leslie County" by Sadie W. Stidham (pub. Kentucky Imprints): The name Bailey is derived from the French word baille, later ballium, which is a corruption of the Latin word vallum, meaning rampart. The baille was the space enclosed inside external walls of a castle, with the exception of that covered by the "keep". The "Old Baille" in London nd the "Baille" of Oxford, England, originated from the Scotch and signified a superior officer of the Scotland Corporation within the city. On Bailey Street in Londo, England, was where the criminal court cases were tried. Stephen Bailey, the immigrant is believed to be the progenitor of the Lee County, Virginia Baileys. His descendants have spread all over Virgiia and othe states. Will signed 8th day of December 1696: ........"Imprimis I commit my soul to God, that gave it hoping through the Merits and Satisfaction only of my dear Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to obtain forgiveness of my sins and a blessed resurrection to everlasting life, and my body be buried at the discression of my Executors hereafter named and as for what worldy estate the Lord has been pleased to Lend me I give and bequeath as followeth, after my Debts and Funeral paaid. Son, John Bailey all that trat of land in the forrest by estimation fifty acres.......with all houses.... Son, William Bailey all that tract of land where on I now live with all houses, orchards and appurtenances......to him and his heirs males of his body........for want of such....to son John Bailey.... Anne Smith, my daughter, one small Iron Pot and a wearever pam and my grey mare, branded S.B. to her and her heirs forever. Anne Bailey, daughter of Stephen Bailey, deceased, one heifer called Doll, and all her female increase, the said heifer to be and remain in the hands of John Bailey and delivered with all the female increase to the said Anne at 16 years of age or day of marriage which first happens and the male increase to John Bailey for his trouble; but in case the said Anne die before the said time, then the Heifer and Increase to be divided among John Bailey's children. I give unto Mary Walker, daughter of William Walker, deceased, one heifer, named Moll and all her increase to her and her heirs or assigns forever to be delivered toher immediately after my death. I give unto my daughter, Mary Smith, one shilling I give unto my son, John Bailey, Anne Smith and William Bailey all the residue of my personal estate. Constitute and Appoint loving sons John Bailey and William Bailey exors. Witness: 23rd day of February 1697: Stephen Baly, Heruy Rosse, Saml Damanville, Thomas Bee, Westmoreland Co, VA Mary's brother William filed a suit in Northumberland Co, VA [County Orders 1652-1666, pg 245] against Stephen Bailey on May 21, 1660 regarding Stephen's treatment of William Walker, son of William Walker, dec'd..."Upon the Peticon of William Jeffer that Stephen Baily, whoe married with the relict of Wm. Walker, decd., hath in his tuicon his Wifes Brother which Orphan the sa. Baily doth much abuse. It is therefore ordered that the sd. Orphan shall forthwith be removed from the said Bailey & remaine with the sd. Jeffer till further order & that the said Baily make his appeareance at the next Orphans Court." On Court held July 21, 1660: "Upon hearing of the difference depending betweene William Jeffars and Stephen Baily, it is ordered that each party shall beare his owne charges & that if hereafter the sd. parties shall bring any more such Lytigious, vexations & turbulent suits into the Court about Quarrelling & Scandalizing each other, then to be fined or punished at the Courts discrecon; and it is further ordered that William Walker, the Sonne of Mr. Wm. Walker deced., shall continue and remaine with Stephen Bailye....." Last Modified: 4 Sep 2008 ------------------------------ Message: 4 Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2008 13:53:26 -0800 From: Jack Subject: [BAILEY] Isham Bailey To: BAILEY@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <48EE7D56.7000100@clearwire.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Family Group Record for Isham BAILEY ================================================================================ Husband: Isham BAILEY ================================================================================ Born: 1754 - Albermarle County, Vir Christened: Died: 4 Jan 1835 - Kanawha Co. , WV. Buried: Father: Robertson BAILEY (Abt 1710-Bef 1783) Mother: Martha ISHAM (Abt 1718- ) Marriage: Abt 1780 Place: ================================================================================ Wife: Martha ================================================================================ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: ================================================================================ Children ================================================================================ 1 M William Pleasant BAILEY Born: Abt 1775 Christened: Died: 1840 - Kanawha Co. , WV. Buried: Spouse: Judith LANKFORD/LANGFORD ( - ) Marr. Date: 12 Feb 1806 - Albermarle County, Vir Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 M Isham BAILEY Born: Abt 1777 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Nancy JOPLIN ( - ) Marr. Date: Abt 1812 - Kanawha Co. , Vir. Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 F Elizabeth "Betsy" BAILEY Born: Abt 1779 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Mark LIVELY ( - ) Marr. Date: 26 Oct 1802 Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 F Mary Mildred "Millie" BAILEY Born: Abt 1781 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: William LANHAM (Abt 1799- ) Marr. Date: 19 Dec 1799 - Albemarle Co, Virginia Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 F Sarah BAILEY Born: Abt 1782 Christened: Died: May 1876 - Jefferson Co, MO Buried: Spouse: James A. HENSLEY (Abt 1784- ) Marr. Date: Abt 1811 Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 F Winona BAILEY Born: Abt 1785 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: John FARRAR ( - ) Marr. Date: Spouse: William LANGFORD ( -1815) Marr. Date: Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 M Hezekiah BAILEY Born: Abt 1788 Christened: Died: 1850 - Kanawha Co. WV. Buried: Spouse: Susan ALLEN ( - ) Marr. Date: 7 Oct 1808 - Nelson Co. VA. Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 M James M. BAILEY Born: 24 Sep 1806 - Albemarle county, Virginia Christened: Died: 10 Feb 1867 - Kanawha County, Virginia Buried: Spouse: Mary Polly LANHAM (Abt 1808- ) Marr. Date: 11jan 1826 - Kanawha County, Virginia Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 F Martha BAILEY Born: Abt 1801 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Uriah PARISH ( - ) Marr. Date: Spouse: Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ================================================================================ General Notes: Husband - ================================================================================ Isham entered into the Revolutionary War in 1777 in Albemarle Co., VA under Caption London Jones and Lieutenant James Woods. Stationed along seaboard watching British shipping, with the First Virginia Regiment. Re-entisted and served under Caption Harris, Leaks, Thomas, Wharton and Colonel Matthews and General Nelson. For a time he was with General Lafayette at Jamestown. He applied for pension May 11, 1833, Kanawha Co., VA Certificate issued September 16, 1833. Died January 4, 1835. Reference to his son, Isham Bailey Jr. Isham. (Credit for all of the above above due to: "Virginia Pension Roll of 1835 ~ Vol. III") Last Modified: 4 Sep 2008 ------------------------------ Message: 5 Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2008 21:57:15 -0700 (PDT) From: Alan Widener Subject: [BAILEY] Help on my Bailey line: Long Read To: BAILEY@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <959519.19205.qm@web32806.mail.mud.yahoo.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Hi ? My mother's maiden name is Bailey.? I wanted help tracing my line back further then what I have found so far.? I can only go back to my great great grandfather Daniel Haire Bailey.? He married Catherine Caylor.? I don't where they were from, but I know they lived in what is today Deepwater, Missouri, which is in Henry County.? Catherine Caylor's father supposedly owned? most of the land that would become the town of Deepwater.? Any info on the Caylor line would be great, too.? ? Daniel and Catherine had my great grandfather in 1869, and his name was William Tecumseh Bailey.? My mother knew his name already,? but not his parents's name.? I found their names?on the MOHenry rootsweb mailing list just a few months ago.? ? William Tecumseh Bailey married Leuna Vista Snyder.? He lived from 1869 to 1952.? And his wife lived from 1880 to 1983.? Their son, my grandfather was Eldon Purnell Bailey, born in 1910 and died in 1957.? His wife was Mamie Erhart.? And they had my mom Judith (Bailey) Widener. ? Thanks, ? Alan Widener ------------------------------ To contact the BAILEY list administrator, send an email to BAILEY-admin@rootsweb.com. To post a message to the BAILEY mailing list, send an email to BAILEY@rootsweb.com. __________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BAILEY-request@rootsweb.com with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. End of BAILEY Digest, Vol 3, Issue 57
*http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcchs/hshalecem.html ROW 11-1 IS WHERE W.B. IS BURIED. reference *http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcchs/hshalecem.html * http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcchs/ccconfed.html * Bailey Wiley United Confederate Veteran (UCV) Hale Cemetery, Carroll County,Arkansas Husband of Margaret M Shannon Father of Children GIRTRUDE Bailey 1858– WILLIAM Album Bailey 1861–1948 buried ROW 11- 2A according to http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcchs/hshalecem.html ROW 11-1 IS WHERE W.B. IS BURIED. reference *http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcchs/hshalecem.html * http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcchs/ccconfed.html * Bailey Wiley United Confederate Veteran (UCV) Hale Cemetery, Carroll County,Arkansas Husband of Margaret M Shannon Father of Children GIRTRUDE Bailey 1858– WILLIAM Album Bailey 1861–1948 buried ROW 11- 2A according to http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcchs/hshalecem.html Husband of Lucinda A. buried in 11-2A John M Bailey 1866– Alexander Bailey 1870– Hattie Bailey 1879–1960 Burial: Hale Cemetery Berryville Carroll County Arkansas, USA Created by: Ms.M.L.C.Gentry: Mar 14, 2008 History of the Hale Family http://thelibrary.springfield.missouri.org/lochist/periodica... http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&d... Michael's Honor * http://www.legacy.com/guestbook/guestbook.aspx?n=michael-c-b... * http://agangershome.blogspot.com/2010/07/rip-lance-cpl-micha... * http://webby.com/humor/blog/index.php?entry=entry100625-0453... * http://ozarksfirst.com/fulltext/?nxd_id=282935 * http://www.kfvs12.com/Global/story.asp?S=12677792 * http://ozarksfirst.com/fulltext/?nxd_id=282935 * http://livinglegendteam.blogspot.com/2010/06/Marine-lance-cp... * http://www.dailyjournalonline.com/news/local/collection_d984... http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~arcchs/hshalecem.html http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.arkansas.cchs/659.1/mb.ashx Oxford Dictionary of British Place Names:
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Shropshire Castrum Episcopi (1255), Bisshopescastel (1282). Named from the castle (Latin castrum, ME castel) erected (c.1127) by the Bishop of Hereford.
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Bishop's Castle
Bishops Castle - geograph.org.uk - 38232.jpg
Bishop's Castle is located in Shropshire
Bishop's Castle
Bishop's Castle shown within Shropshire
Population 1,630
OS grid reference SO323887
Parish Bishop's Castle
Unitary authority Shropshire
Ceremonial county Shropshire
Region West Midlands
Country England
Sovereign state United Kingdom
Post town BISHOPS CASTLE
Postcode district SY9
Dialling code 01588
Police West Mercia
Fire Shropshire
Ambulance West Midlands
EU Parliament West Midlands
UK Parliament Ludlow
List of places: UK • England • Shropshire
Bishop's Castle is a small market town in Shropshire, England, and formerly its smallest borough. According to the 2001 census it had a population of 1,630. Bishop's Castle is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) east of the Wales-England border, about 20 miles (30 km) north-west of Ludlow and about 20 miles (30 km) south-west of Shrewsbury. To the south is Clun and to the east is Church Stretton. The town is best known as a thriving market town with a strong agricultural community and has more recently become known for its alternative community including artists, musicians, writers and craftspeople. This is excellent walking country and Bishop's Castle is a "Walkers are Welcome Town", gaining the award in 2008. The long distance footpath the Shropshire Way runs through the town and Offa's Dyke is only a few miles away to the west. The ancient trackway of the Kerry Ridgeway, a prehistoric Bronze Age route, runs from the town. The BC Ring, a 60-mile (100 km) challenging route around the town, was published in 2008. The town has two micro-breweries, many pubs and eating places and a wide variety of places to stay in the town itself and the surrounding countryside.[citation needed]
Contents
1 History
1.1 The castle
1.2 The town
2 Landmarks
3 Culture
4 Education
5 Sport
6 Transport
7 References
8 External links
History
The castle
Documented history begins in Saxon times for Bishop's Castle when Edwin Shakehead, grateful for being miraculously cured of the palsy at Saint Ethelbert's tomb in Hereford Cathedral gave part of his lands to the incumbent Bishop of Hereford. A successive Bishop of Hereford built a castle, originally a motte and bailey design, in 1087 to defend the church and village from the threat of the Welsh, grid reference SO323891. The castle has been under attack several times, not always by Welsh raiders, most notably in 1263 when John Fitzalan, 6th Earl of Arundel and Lord of Oswestry and Clun, held it under siege and caused significant damage, the damage was estimated at 1,060 marks.
In the Early Middle Ages the castle and parish were situated partly in Wales and partly in England so territorial disputes literally 'came with the territory'.
In 1557 the castle was described as follows: "thirteen rooms covered with lead, a tower on the outer wall on the eastern side containing a stable, and two rooms covered with tiles. There were two other rooms called 'le new buyldinge' situated on the outer wall between the building over the gate and the tower called 'le prison tower'. There was also a dovecote, a garden, a forest and a park."
As peace came to the Welsh Marches Bishop's Castle became one of the notorious rotten boroughs, an electorally corrupt situation wherein the tiny borough elected two Members of Parliament from 1585.
In 1618 the castle started to deteriorate and in the 1700s the stone keep and surroundings were flattened to make a bowling green, (Some historians believe that the houses along Market Square and Castle Street were built on the foundations on an outer wall due to the curvature of the houses).
In 1719 - the fifth year of the reign of George I and the year Daniel Defoe published Robinson Crusoe - the Castle Hotel was constructed over the site of the old baille [the French word for an enclosed court] of the ancient castle. It was built on the orders of a local landowner, James Brydges [1673-1744], who in the year the hotel was completed was created Duke of Chandos. In an age of unabashed corruption, he acquired a number of lucrative sinecure offices and amassed such wealth that he was known as ‘Princely Chandos’.
The 1st Duke of Chandos sold the Castle Hotel to John Walcot who in turn sold it to Robert Clive [1725-1774], known as ‘Clive of India’, who amassed such wealth during his time in that country that Horace Walpole writing from London to a country friend said: ‘you will be frightened by the dearness of everything ... I expect that a pint of milk will soon not be sold under a diamond, and then nobody can keep a cow but my Lord Clive’. From Viscount Clive the hotel descended to his son, Edward, who changed the family name to Herbert, his mother’s maiden name, and took his father’s subsidiary title of Earl of Powis.
In 1642, the Three Tuns Brewery was established on its current site, making it the oldest licensed brewery site in Britain. While some of the current building dates to the seventeenth century, the main building is a Victorian tower brewery erected about 1888.[1]
Local landowners, including Robert Clive expended large sums of cash buying votes, a common practice at the time in some areas to ensure a seat in Parliament. In 1726 one unsuccessful parliamentary candidate was subsequently able to prove that of the 52 people voting for his rival, the incumbent MP, 51 had received bribes and inducements. The Reform Act 1832 eradicated this practice and Bishops Castle was disenfranchised.
All that is physically left of the castle today is a 10 m long, coursed stone wall on the west side of the castle site which is 2 m thick and 3 m high. It was overgrown with ivy and was recently renovated to keep it safe and stable.
The town
The layout of the town in the present day shows that originally the town was made up of 46 burgage plots which were separated by a few small lanes which have developed to be Church Street, Union Street and Station Street.
In 1249 a Royal Charter for a weekly market and an annual fair was granted, they are both still very popular, with a Friday market in the town hall and a May fair in the playing fields.
In the 1600s, the town hall was constructed as a new administrative centre, a court and possibly a prison.
The town was classified as a municipal borough in 1885. It lost this status in the 1960s, but still has a mayor and its regalia. It is now a "Quality Town Council".
Bishop's Castle was close to the epicentre of a magnitude 5.1 earthquake on April 2, 1990, which was felt throughout much of England and Wales.
Today the town forms a civil parish, with its own town council and mayor.
Landmarks
Although it is smaller than many villages, Bishop's Castle has plenty of facilities for residents and tourists, coffee houses, cafés and restaurants, the House on Crutches, a museum of country life, and the Rail & Transport Museum, the two micro-breweries, the old cattle market in the centre of the town, for example. Beyond that, there is a significant number and variety of shops, local businesses and services ranging from clothes shops to the usual high street banks. The town is notable for a thriving selection of specialist retailers.[2]
There are several public houses in the town, including two micro-breweries: the Six Bells Brewery[3] painted yellow, and the Three Tuns Brewery,[4] now owned by the John Roberts Brewery company. Additionally, the town sports a number of restaurants and Bed and Breakfasts, and a hotel, The Castle Hotel, built on the site of the outer bailey of the old Bishops Castle. Sights in the town include Bishop's Castle Town Hall, the House on Crutches and the town's two breweries. Many properties are painted in various colourful hues of blue, pink, yellow and green.
Culture
The town has a few events throughout the year in which the High Street is closed and processions, stalls and entertainment is held. Four main festivals are: the Carnival - 1st Sunday in July. The Beer Festival the Friday and Saturday after the Carnival, Michelmas Fair - the end of September and the Christmas Lights Festival on the first Saturday in December.
The music scene is vibrant and the town is renowned locally for this thriving musical environment. There are five main venues situated in the town: the Three Tuns, the Public Hall, the Vaults, the Church Barn, and the Six Bells.
Classical concerts are put on at nearby Walcot Hall. There is a Town marching band which plays at important civic events. There is a local samba band that plays at town events. A local youth organisation, Spot Light, puts on monthly concerts and music workshops. Many more local bands and musicians are associated with this organisation. There are many DJs in the area, playing a variety of styles.
The Shropshire Bedlams & Martha Rhoden's Tuppenny Dish Morris Teams are based in Bishop's Castle and meet at the Three Tuns Inn and Lydbury North Village Hall every week.
Education
The town also possesses a community college/sixth form, which teaches 11 to 18 year-olds from the town and surrounding villages. It currently has just under 600 students. It also has a primary school.
Sport
Sports played by local clubs include:
Cricket
1st XI play in Division 2 of the Shropshire Cricket League (sponsored by FBC Manby Bowdler LLP), the 2nd XI play in Division 7, and the club plays friendlies on Sundays, with regular coaching sessions and matches for school age children. Cricket was first recorded in 1841, and the club was officially formed in 1896 at a meeting held in the Six Bells Public House
Football
Bishop's Castle Town FC plays in Division 1 of the Montgomeryshire Amateur League gaining promotion from Division 2 in the early 1990s having joined Division 2 in 1984-85. Before that they played in various Leagues including the South Shropshire League and the West Shropshire Alliance. The Club was formed in the 1880s. The Montgomeryshire MP, Lembit Opik, praised the team in the chamber of the House of Commons[5]
Rugby
Bishop's Castle and Onny Valley Rugby Club was formed in the late 1970s and spent the early years playing friendly games against teams from Mid-Wales and Shropshire, before joining the league structure in the early 1990s. Now they play in Midlands Division Three North.
Women's Hockey
Squash
Tennis
Transport
Bishop's Castle has been on a main route for travellers since prehistoric times, although the town was bypassed in the 19th century by Thomas Telford's great road. The inns would have provided accommodation for travellers and have stabled their horses.
There is no main road running through the town, though the A488 runs north-south just to the east of the town, on its way from Shrewsbury, Pontesbury and Minsterley to Clun and Knighton. The B4385 runs around the town and connects with the A488.
Bishops Castle had a railway, the Bishops Castle Railway, between 1865 and 1935. Originally it was meant to go from Craven Arms to Montgomery, although it never made it that far as the money ran out. Sections of the old railway can still be seen today, including some of the embankments, bridges and stations. Today the nearest station is Broome on the Heart of Wales Line.
There is a limited daytime bus service (#553) on Mondays to Saturdays between Bishops Castle and Shrewsbury Bus Station [1].
References
Bishop's Castle Town Council
Images of Bishop's Castle on Shropshire Gallery
Bishops Castle Group (re proposed power station)
Bishops Castle Cricket Club
power station will not go ahead
The Castle Hotel
