The day-to-day activities of the BAGE, One-Name Study linking researchers worldwide with detailed information on their ancestors and their related families. For more information see http://www.bage.org.uk
David has sent me some fantastic information on Hannah Davison Bage and her husband Robert Buston. This information includes a very detailed narrative as well as a tree with a number of photographs. I shall be checking these details against my own records over the next week and responding to David.
posted by Keith Bage @ 7:17 PM
Thanks to Myrtle i have received a number of photographs of Eleanor Hockney (nee Bage) and family. Amongst these, were pictures of Albert Hockney, her first husband and children Ron & Bert. Some of the pictures were in need of some repair and i have been able to retouch these up to some extent.
posted by Keith Bage @ 7:12 PM
Lisa is searching for information on William Bage b. 1808. It appears he was born in Killamarsh, Derbyshire. Unfortunately i'm unable to find a baptism for him. The IGI does not have records for Killamarsh for this period. Parish records may have to be inspected locally to resolve this. I have contacted Tim also researching this family to see if he has any more info to offer Lisa.
posted by Keith Bage @ 6:33 PM
I have now updated the data on my website in the family tree section. There is still a great deal of work to do to get this up to speed but i will endeavor to make more regular changes from this point on. Please check out the family trees for new people.
posted by Keith Bage @ 8:50 AM
Grenville has been kind enough to send me a number of references to BAGE's in the Hartlepool area. These references come mainly from local newspapers (Northern Daily Mail) and burial indexes. This was particularly kind of Grenville as he has no connection with the Bage family.
posted by Keith Bage @ 6:02 AM
Ann has provided me with a good deal of information on Ann Bage's (born 1780) husband George Davison (1790 - 1859) and his family. Ann married George Davison 2 Spet 1815. They had two children Ann & George.
posted by Keith Bage @ 7:28 PM
I have decided to create a blog in order to report on the activities of the BAGE One-Name Study. All information is recorded on my dedicated website at www.bage.org.uk but this will serve as a blow by blow account of the goings on in my research.
posted by Keith Bage @ 12:29 PM
I am carrying out a study of the surname BAGE. I first began researching my family tree in the early 1990's and was soon able to get my line back to the eartly 1700's where I hit a brick wall. To help me I decided to start collecting all refernces to the name BAGE and the BAGE one-name study was born. I am interested in all occurances of the surname globally and would love to hear from anyone else with links to the name. My aim is to be a resource for others investigating their own lines. I am a member of the Guild of One-Name Studies where I have registered BAGE as my study and am currently a committee member & Editor of the Guilds Journal.
