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Agnes Bayley (Cleveland) (1490 - 1553) |
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Alfred Bayly (1866 - 1907) Alfred Bayly (20 May 1866 – 14 December 1907) was a New Zealand rugby union player and administrator, and cricketer. |
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Alice Gregory (Alton) (c.1554 - 1627) |
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Anna van der Byl (1703 - 1752) |
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Anne Bayly (Bagenal) (c.1580 - 1633) |
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Anne Bayley (Bayneham) (b. - 1729) Sources WESTMORELAND COUNTY DEEDS & WILLS. 1732-1734: Pg 6 IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen. I ANN BAYLY of Washington Parish in Westmorland County being weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be g... |
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Anne Bayley (Woolfrey) (1567 - c.1606) Not the wife of Thomas Bayley, of Bromham Annie Wollfrey Annie Bailey formerly Wollfrey Born 1567 in Bromham, Wiltshire, England Died 1605 in Bromham, Wiltshire, England Daughter of [father ... |
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Anne Bayley (Allen) (deceased) |
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Countess Anne Mary Bailey (Bayley) (Dornfield), {Fictional} (1054 - 1134) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Ann Bayley (Fowle?) (b. - 1614) Not a known child of Thomas Fowle & Sarah Fowle |
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Ann Bayly (Rundle) (1833 - 1919) Arrived on the Amelia Thompson 1841 : Ann was amongst the passengers arriving in New Plymouth on board the ship "Amelia Thompson". 'Amelia Thompson' arrived New Plymouth, New Zealand 3rd September, 184... |
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Lady Ann Victoria Bailey (Bayley) (Vernon), {Fictional} (1268 - 1334) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. In this particular case, th... |
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Ann Keoller (Bayley), {Fictional} (deceased) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Ann ({unknown}) Steel - Bayley, Convict "Lady Juliana" 1790 (1762 - d.) LINKS* |
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Ann Bailey (Bayley) (c.1591 - bef.1659) Ann Bayley was buried in Bromham, Wiltshire, England on 27 August 1659. Her father was William Bayley and her mother either Ann, or Agnes Ballard. Her husband was John Bailey who died in Newbury MA in ... |
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Ann Lawson (Bayly) (1837 - 1920) |
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Lady Ann Elizabeth Bailey (Bayley) (Reresby), {Fictional} (1243 - 1312) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Countess Arabella Mary Marie Bailey (Bayley) (Dethick), {Fictional} (1060 - 1120) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Count Arnoul Bailey (Bayley), {Fictional} (1025 - 1071) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Charles Bayly (c.1678 - 1716) |
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Christina Rawson (Bayley), {Fictional} (deceased) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Christopher Bayley, {Fictional} (deceased) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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David William Bayley (Bailey) (1730 - 1816) |
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Dorothea Forbes (Bayly) (1738 - 1764) Bridge, Cassia, Idaho, United States was on her profile as her place of death. It was removed February 16, 2023. |
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Lady Dorothy Susanne Bailey (Bayley) (Sacheverell), {Fictional} (1307 - 1383) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. In this profile, the name ... |
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Edith Scarburgh (Bayly) (c.1682 - c.1725) |
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Edith Bayly (c.1709 - bef.1741) |
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Edmond Bayley (1579 - 1596) Stephen Bayley is your 9th great grandfather.on my mother side Edmond Bayley is your 7th great aunt's husband's first cousin once removed's husband's great grandfather pn my father side |
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Edward Bayley (1554 - 1596) Edmond Bayley is your 10th great grandfather on my motherside |
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Elitia ‘Alicia’ Bayley (Billington) (1658 - bef.1690) Alicia Billington-Russell was born in Rappahannock County, Virginia around 1649. Her parents Luke and Barbara Billington were Irish Immigrants from Dublin, Ireland. She married John Russell on Septembe... |
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Saint Elizabeth Ann Seaton, S.C. (1774 - 1821) Saint Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton (August 28, 1774 – January 4, 1821) was the first native-born citizen of the United States to be canonized by the Roman Catholic Church. Elizabeth was able to establish... |
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Lady Elizabeth Marie Bailey (Bayley) (Langford), {Fictional} (1179 - 1239) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Elizabeth Bayley (deceased) |
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Elizabeth May Bayly (1830 - 1849) |
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Elizabeth Abbott (Bayly) (c.1686 - bef.1740) Elizabeth Bayly1 F, b. circa 1686* Father Edmund Bayly (I) b. c 1670, d. Mar 1718* Mother Hannah [31] Scarburgh b. c 1668* Birth* circa 1686 Elizabeth was born circa 1686 at Accomack Co, VA.2 * Marri... |
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Elizabeth (Bayly) Delaney, Free Settler "Brothers" 1808 (1792 - 1868) |
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Elizabeth Greene (Bayley) (1534 - 1615) |
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Eunice Bailey (Houghton) (1739 - 1816) Biography Eunice Houghton was born in 1739, the daughter of Benjamin Houghton and Zerviah Moore.[1] She was married on 16 Jan. 1760 at Lancaster, MA to Jonathan Bailey.[2] Marriage intentions had ... |
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Francis Elizabeth Strange (Baylay) (1774 - 1860) Francis Elizabeth “Fannie” Bayley Strange BIRTH Oct 1774 Laurens County, South Carolina, USA DEATH 22 Feb 1860 (aged 85) Martling, Marshall County, Alabama, USA BURIAL Unknown MEMORIAL ID 106794582 · V... |
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George Bayley, {Fictional} (deceased) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Sir George Bailey (Bayley), {Fictional} (1286 - c.1360) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. In this case, the name Geor... |
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Gerhard Pieterszoon van der Byl, SV/PROG (c.1640 - 1698) Voor Maart 1668 het hy die Kaapse owerhede versoek om toe te laat dat sy vrou en kind ook na die Kaap kom. Boer Vredenburg, Stellenbosch.Before March 1668, he asked the Cape authorities to allow him to... |
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Hannah Bailey (Rogers) (1640 - 1715) Children# Judah/Judith 25 June/1 July 1661 died young# John b 17 Aug 1663# Hannah b 21 Dec 1665# Mary b 3 Mar 1668# Samuel b 15 Nov 1670# Experience b * Jan 1672# Ebenezer b Mar 1674Notes The New Engla... |
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Henrietta Charlotte Bayly (Gordon) (1823 - 1880) |
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Henry Paget, 1st Earl of Uxbridge (second creation) (1744 - 1812) "Henry Paget, 1st Earl of Uxbridge Bt, (18 June 1744 – 13 March 1812), known as Henry Bayly until 1769 and as The Lord Paget between 1769 and 1784, was a British peer." ==============================... |
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Henry Byley, of Salisbury (1612 - 1641) Henry Byley (1612-1641), tanner, passenger of the ship "Bevis," 1638, at age 26, with brother John & sister Mary, who married Samuel Dudley. His wife Rebecca and daughter Rebecca arrived later.==Family... |
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Hester King (Bayley) (c.1630 - 1700) |
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Hester Terwinkel, PROG (1673 - 1743) References* “SA Genealogies” vol 5, Genealogical Institute of SA, Stellenbosch, 1999” page 746* - ter Winkel* - Cape Muster Roll of 1712> Stellenbosch |
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Isaac Bayly (1840 - 1927) |
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Lady Isabel Margaret Bailey (Curzon), {Fictional} (1285 - 1361) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Brig. General Jacob Bayley (1726 - 1815) Note on spelling of last name : His last name was most likely spelled Bayley, since the "Bayley-Hazen Military Road" is named for him. BAILEY, JACOB SR Ancestor #: A004648 Service: VERMONT Rank(... |
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James Bayley [Convict "Charlotte" 1788] (1746 - d.) James BAYLEY (aka BAILEY) was born c1746James was convicted of buglary to 7 years transportation. He arrived in Sydney Cove on 26/1/1788 on "Charlotte"James was sent to Norfolk Island on 14/2/1789 on "... |
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Jane Penwarden (Bayly) (1819 - 1885) Taranaki Herald, 11 April 1857 ARRIVED. April 5. — Cashmere, ship, 800 tons, G. Pearson, from London. Passengers — Thomas Penwarden, wife, and eight children, |
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Jane Babington (Bayley), {Fictional} (deceased) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Iris Murdoch (1919 - 1999) Iris Murdoch DBE (15 July 1919 – 8 February 1999) was an Irish-born British author and philosopher, best known for her novels about good and evil, sexual relationships, morality, and the power of the u... |
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Joane ‘Jane’ Bayley (Dyer) (deceased) Biography Thomas Bayley was baptised 7 March 1567 at Bromham, a son of William Bayley. [1] Marriage 22 Oct 1593 Thomas Bailey married Joane (Jane) Dyer or Dyar at Bromham, Wiltshire. [2] Their son ... |
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Johanna Bayley (Evans) (c.1515 - c.1607) In the early 16th century Thomas Bayley of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, married Agnes Cleveland, and they were the parents of William ("Esq., 35 H 8")William left two sons; William, the eldest, died without ... |
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Johanna Bayley (Evans) (1516 - 1561) |
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John Bayley, of Chittoe (c.1550 - 1623) Probably John Bayley of Chittoe |
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Sir John Simon Bailey (Bayley), {Fictional} (1076 - 1136) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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John Byley (1609 - 1638) * The pioneers of Massachusetts:  a descriptive list, drawn from records of the colonies, towns and churches and other contemporaneous documents. By Charles Henry Pope ...Published 1900 by C.H. Pope ... |
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Sir John W. Bayley {Fictional} (c.1329 - c.1422) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Sir John Reresby Bailey (Bayley), {Fictional} (1272 - 1332) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Joseph Bayley, {Fictional} (deceased) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Judith Allen (1631 - 1692) William is the son of William Allen Sr and wife Judith (unknown) of York Co. and the grandson of John Allen and Janet Rodgers of Glasgow, Scotland.[citation needed] William Sr died 1677 when his son wa... |
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Lady Katherine M. Bayley (aft.1318 - 1418) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Countess Kathrine Marie Bailey (Bayley) (Mirfield), {Fictional} (1134 - 1228) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Rt. Rev. Lewis Bayly (1565 - 1631) Lewis Bayly (died 26 October 1631) was a bishop of the Church of England.Bayly is thought to have been born in either Carmarthen or Biggar, Scotland. He was educated at Oxford, and became vicar of Eves... |
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Lydia Bayley (Chadwick) (deceased) |
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Magdalen Bayley (unknown) (c.1652 - d.) |
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Margaret Bayley (Delves) (1386 - 1469) |
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Countess Margaret Anne Bailey (Bayley) (De Peverel), {Fictional} (1114 - 1136) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Margaret Catherine Thrupp (1737 - 1774) |
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Margaret Bayley (Sherburne) (c.1355 - c.1381) . Margaret SHERBURNE Heiress of Stonyhurst 5 488 (Richard DE Knight ((Sir)) 2, John DE M.P., Knight ((Sir)) 1) *was born circa 1355 in Stonyhurst, Clitheroe, Lancaster, England and *died of Stonyhurst,... |
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Margaret Warren (Bayley) (bef.1563 - c.1634) Not the same as Margaret Warren Biography Margaret is likely to be the "Mary Bayly daughter of Willm Bayly" who was baptised on 29 August 1563 in Westbury, Gloucestershire.[1] A Compendium of Comm... |
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Margaret Bradborn (Bayley), {Fictional} (deceased) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Countess Margrit Anne Bailey (Bayley) (Fitzerbert), {Fictional} (1191 - 1251) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Mary Bayley (c.1685 - aft.1695) Not the daughter of John Bailey of Cople Parish & Elizabeth Bailey . Probably not the wife of Edward Young . Probably not the wife of Capt. Henry Washington ; looks like a mixup with Mary Washington . |
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Mary Russel (Bayley), {Fictional} (deceased) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Mary McClester (Scarburgh) (c.1681 - bef.1742) Mary Scarburgh b:1681 d: unknown (after 1722, before 1742) father:Scarburgh, Charles [10], (Councillor) (Col.) (I) (Burgess) *mother:Bennett, Elizabeth, (3) Names var:Bayly, Mary, (12) v... |
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Mary Shanks (Bayley) (bef.1694 - d.) Children of Mary Bayley and Robert Shanks 1. Thomas Shanks, b. Between 1710 and 1732, St Clements Bay, St. Mary's County, Maryland d. 3 Jun 1771, St. Mary's County, Maryland - Probate (Age ~ 61 ye... |
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Mary Fowke (Bayley) (c.1590 - aft.1651) Biography , Daughter of William Bayley, of Lea, Staffordshire,[2] married Roger Fowke, Esq of Gunston, Staffordshire, son of John Fowke and Dorothy Cupper. . “Mr Roger Fowke and Mrs Marye Baylies were ... |
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Mary Bailey (1735 - d.) |
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Mary Crosse (Fisher) (c.1623 - bef.1698) Mary Fisher , also Mary Fisher Bayley Crosse , (c.1623 – 1698) was among the first travelling Quaker ministers. She was one of the Valiant Sixty, the group of early itinerant Quaker preachers whose mis... |
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Mary Melvin (Bayley) (1727 - 1771) |
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Mary Dudley (Byley) (1615 - c.1651) Mary Byley, daughter of Henry Blyley & Elizabeth Reade, emigrated with her brothers Henry & John on the Bevis, 1638, at age 22. She died between about 1647 and 1650, probably at Salisbury, Essex County... |
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Mary or Joan Batt (Byley) (1576 - 1623) Mary Byley 1579 – 1633 (wife); or Joan Byley died 24 Dec 1623 in St. Martin’s, Salisbury, England.# Christopher Batt 1601 – ;# Thomas Batt 1603 – ;# Mary A. Batt 1604 – 1638;# Dorothy Batt 1607 – ; # E... |
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Maud Marian Bayly (Breneman) (1867 - 1929) |
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Capt. Neville Saltren Heats Bayly (deceased) |
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Sir Nicholas Bayly, 2nd Baronet, MP (1709 - 1782) |
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Lt. Col Nicholas Bayly (1749 - 1814) Lt.-Col. Nicholas Bayly was born in 1749 at Plas Newydd, Anglesey, Wales. He was the son of Sir Nicholas Bayly, 2nd Bt. and Caroline Paget. He married Fanny Nettlefold, daughter of Reverend unknown Net... |
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Captain Nicholas Paget Bayly, Free Settler "Barwell" 1797 (1769 - 1823) in "The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser of Thursday 3 June 1824L"In the Supreme Court. Mac Kenzie, Esq. v. Piper and Marsden, as Executors of the late Nicholas Bayly. Esq. PURSUANT to Lev... |
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NN Bayley (Unknown) (c.1555 - 1613) from John1 Bayly of Bromham, Wiltshire, and Essex County, Massachusetts by Clifford L. Stott, AG, CG., FASG. link John1 Bayly, of Bromham, WIltshire, was born say 1586, and died in Newbury, Massachuset... |
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Nora (1912 - 2001) Biography== Nora Byley Lewing was born on September 5, 1912 in San Augustine, Texas, United States. Her parents were Thomas Franklin Byley and Lara J Byley . She was a Housewife. Nora married Furmon M ... |
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Sir Philip Bayley, {Fictional} (deceased) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Prudence Bayley (Noyes) (1725 - 1809) Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy : May 2 2018, 6:39:48 UTC Reference: ancestry.com: 'Prudence NoyesBorn in Newbury, Massachusetts, USA on 1715 to Ephraim Noyes and Prudence Stickney. Pruden... |
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Sir Ralph Henry Bailey (Bayley), {Fictional} (1198 - 1248) This isolated tree, which was once on Geni the top of the Bayley tree -- see the discussion at -- is full of unlikely and impossible names, and appears to be a fabrication. |
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Rebecca Symonds (Swayne) (c.1616 - 1695) Rebecca Swayne 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 was born 1616 in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England. She died 8 21 Jul 1695 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts. Rebecca and her daughter Rebecca Byley arrived in Massachuset... |
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Rebecca Hale (Byley) (bef.1636 - 1683) Rebecca Byles Hale Rebecca BYLEYÂ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 was christened 8 Dec 1636 in St. Edmund, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England. She died 30 Apr 1683 in Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts. Rebecca marrie... |
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Richard Bayley, of Stonyhurst (1358 - c.1391) Married Margaret Sherborne in 1376, and Bayley and Sherborne families quarter their arms.The Bailey coat of arms was integrated with the Shireburnes when Richard Shireburne came into possession of Ston... |