DISCOVERING FAMILY HISTORIES Family - Day
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July 2000 - July 2001 ~ any Spelling or Location

(1) Query with Name(s), Location(s), Date(s), etc.;
(2) Contact name(s);
(3) Address(es) (E-Mail, Postal, and URL).

Day ... 06Jly2000 ... James S. DAY - born unknown location but probably between Nov 1845 and May 1846. Known to have been in New York in 1859, aboard a ship called Continent sailing between New York and Liverpool, Dublin, Melbourne between 1859 and 1861. Have a Link-website about him. Please contact us if you recognize him. Julie Stokes.

Day ... 12Jly2000 ... John DAY - b. 1816 NY d. Abt. 1876 KS. Married Catherine O'NEIL, 1837, Canada. Lived between Canada and Michigan till moved to Kansas. CHILDREN: Samuel, John, Aaron, Alisce, Elizabeth, Sara, James, Robert and Seth. (busy woman!). Please contact me at E-Mail. Thank you, Pat

Day ... 29Aug2000 ... Thomas DAY ... born Jefferson, Lincoln County, Maine or Hollowell, Kennebec County. 17??. His son, Elijah Day b. 1788 probably Jefferson, Lincoln Co, then later Hollowell, Kennebec County, where he married Lydia ROLLINS and they produced fourteen children. Thanks, Cliff Day at E-Mail.

Day ... 09Sep2000 ... Mary E. (Ella?) DAY ... All I know is that she was married to Jas. T.(Thomas?) McENDREE (born in 1883, died 1941) and they lived in Logan County Kentucky. Can you help?
Thank you, Mary Ann at E-Mail.

Day ... 10Sep2000 ... Judge William Henry DAY ... We are researching the Day family (originating from the Irish Ua Déaghaidh) of New England and the Stevenson family of New England and Prince Edward Island. Other surnames in this tree are Sawyer and Houston. We have little specifics of the Day family, except that an ancestor came from Ireland, probably in the mid-1800's to Boston, then migrated to West Virginia. We believe the next generation moved back to Massachusetts. A missing link we are seeking is Judge William Henry Day, who family lore says was a Superior Court Judge in Roxbury, Massachusetts around 1910. He was married to Mary Jane Murray.
3 CHILDREN of Judge William Henry DAY and Mary Jane MURRAY:
Nellie ... Maude ... Ralph.
Someone of that family (Ralph's son?) went back to Ireland in the 1960's and traced their roots, bringing back a Coat of Arms. Unfortunately the families of the two brothers, William Henry Day and Harry Edward Day, had a falling out, and the two families are estranged. My husband, Bill, who is descended from Harry Edward Day, has early memories of visits with cousins, but at some point that stopped. We would be interested in hearing from anyone with more information from that side of the Day family.
Margy Day, San Diego at E-Mail. Web Sites at: Bill & Margy Day's Home Page and Bill & Margy Day's Genealogy Research.

Day ... 02Dec2000 ... James T, DAY born June 11, 1844 in Twiggs County, Georgia. He is listed with his mother Emily Day on the 1850 census. Also listed is Carolyn Day age 16, Isaac M Day age 12, William Day age 2, John A Day age 4, and Mary Day age 5. All the children were living in different homes according to the 1860 census. James was living with John and Nancy CRAWFORD, Carolyn, I believe married James LILES. Issac lived with them. William lived with Richard UPCHURCH. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you, Olivia at E-Mail.

Day ... 05Dec2000 ... Oscar DAY ... I am looking for the ancestors. He was born in Indiana (possibly Jennings County) in 1851 or 1852. He later moved to Monroe County, Iowa, where he married Sarah JONES.
10 CHILDREN of Oscar Day and Sarah Jones: Roy ... Ed ... Estelle ... Ernest ... Clyde ... Charles ... Maud & Claud (twins) ... Pauline ... Della. Please E-Mail me. Thank you.

Day ... 05Dec2000 ... John DAY ... I am looking for information about a John Day, born about 1760 in Virginia, married a Frances CHILDERS (also born abt 1760), and moved to Mercer County, Kentucky by 1790, and by 1814 to Grayson County, Kentucky.
CHILDREN included: Edmond (1780-) ... Nancy (1782- ) ... Sarah (1784- ) ... William (1786- ) ... Rebecca (1788- ) ... Elizabeth (1790-)
... Mary (1793- ) ... John Jr. (my gg-grandfather: born 1796 Mercer County, Kentucky, died 1866 Hancock County, Illinois) ... Frances (1800- ).
Does anyone have any information about the ancestry of this John Day and/or Frances Childers? I have the line from John Jr. on down fairly complete, but have no information at all on the generations before them. Please contact me at E-Mail. Thank you! Robert W. Upshaw.

Day ... 06Dec2000 ... Ben DAY ... Looking for siblings, descendants of Ben Day born ca. 1890-1895 in Chicago, Illinois. Ben was married in 1919 in Michigan to Cora BARRITT Day who died two years later in childbirth, after which he disappeared. PARENTS: Noie Day (Noye, Noah???), born in England, and Minnie McALISTER Day, born in Ireland. Contact Carol at E-Mail.

Day .. 06Dec2000 ... Edward DAY ... b. 1809 in Suffolk, England, Married 1828 to Frances "Fanny" HARVEY. CHILD: Edward Jr. Moved to Lima, Ohio 1828-1832. CHILDREN born in Ohio: Thomas ... Mary Jane.
Moved to LaSalle, Michigan. CHILD born in Michigan: Amanda and/or Elsa. Any information appreciated. Researcher - Sue at E-Mail

Day .. 06Dec2000 ... Laura F. DAY ... born 1853 New Orleans, LA and died in Morrisville, Polk, Missouri in 1880. She married Reverend Samuel McGinnis GODBEY bef. 1880. She died on 'perperal fever' (septicemia or blood toxins due to child birth). PARENTS: George S. and Theresa DAY. I have no idea if DAY is Theresa's maiden name. This is ALL I have on Laura, and is found in the Methodist archives library in Fayette, Missouri.
It is suspected that Laura was born in transit somewhere, somehow. There isn't a large population of DAYs' in the area of New Orleans and especially in the 1850 time frame. However, there is a rather HUGE population of them in the SW Missouri area, Polk County, Missouri. BUT...BUT, I connect to other DAYs and there are Laura's here as well...but NONE of them connect to this Laura. SSSSSoooooo....what is suspected is that George and Theresa were maybe moving to the SW Missouri area to be with relatives of some sort, came down the river...had baby Laura and moved into SW Missouri.
Here is a kicker that is added in, and am hoping someone can help. My grandmother (Uncle Sam GODBEY's neice by his second marriage) was best friends with and called them 'Uncle Ralph and Aunt Ethel DAY'. I suspect somehow that Ralph DAY is tied in with Laura. I know nothing, have nothing, and don't know anyone who is tied in with Ralph and Ethel DAY either. Mike at E-Mail.

Day ... 23May2001 ... Thomas J. DAY ... born in Essex England later 1800's, Senator of Nebraska. Married Margaret Anne Rice. Moved from the United States to Canada around the early 1900's. Had fourteen children. I am their great grandaughter. Any info, please get back to me. Thank you! Jeannie at E-Mail.