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Hi Larry J. Mulkey,
Bermuda Index A/K – L/Z - by Hallett – (info taken from old newspapers)-------
Page 106
BIRD:
1829-1881
Listings for the following people:
Thomas Bird, death
Timothy Bird, birth of a daughter
Mrs. Bird, birth of a son.
Charlotte Bird, daughter of late lieut. Bird married James Scott.
Timothy Bird, birth of a son.
Amelia Jessie Bird, age 7, d of Timothy Bird, died.
Caroline H. Bird, about 25, nurse of Louisa and Annette Marriott died .
Harriett Bird, age 35 wife of George Wm Bird, died.
Charles Bird, birth of a dauthter.
Charles C. Bird, bith of a son.
Charles C Bird, birth of a daughter.
Charles Collins Bird, 39 died.
Margaret Katherine Bird, d of Andrew Davies Bird died
The above BIRD individuals seem to be English and connected to the Royal Naval Dockyards. If additional info is needed on these folk, let me know.
Page 153 – one listing only.
BURD:
1819, Aug. 21: Sergeant Edward BURD, Armourer, 15th Regiment of Foot Regiment, died on Aug. 15 1819 in St. George’s Parish, leaving a widow and 4 children.
BYRD – nothing.
Franklin or Frank BURCH and sister Lourenia BURCH-NETTLES
NOTHING FOUND.
NETTLES – nothing found.
SELLERS - nothing found – but similar spelling -
SEILER: Miss Emma D.SEILLER, daughter of C. Linn SEILER, married Arthur Mann Purcell, of Hamilton, Bermuda, on June 9, 1913 in Ardmoure, Philadelphia, at the home of the bride’s father.
BASCOME (FLORENCE, MIMMIE, ARTIL)
- nothing found.
WAITERS - (LUVENIA) – nothing found - but similar spelling -
WAITE:
1854, Margaret Anne Waite, d. of Thomas Lieut in the 94th Reg. married J. W. WEDDERBURN in England.
WAITT:
Miss Susanna S. WAITT marr. Wm. R. BROWN in Pembroke, Bda.
SMITH - (MELVINEY, OPHILIA) – far too many SMITH’s to find two girls. I would need more info – dates and a father’s name at least. SMITH is the most popular name in Bermuda.
SASSER - (MARY) – nothing found
***The person who you believe to be born in Bermuda. Can you tell me please if this is a person of color or white? This will make my search easier. I hope I have not offended you by asking this question. I simply would like to help. Judy
Please acknowledge receipt of this message and if you would like for me to search further.
I have the 19th Century Church Register of Bermuda and may possibly find your person in there. Note that birth registration was not done until 1866 and so if your person was not baptized, married or buried in Bermuda then we may not be able to find her.
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