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other recent additions included: site
updated March 2008
 latest DNA Results
and updated conclusions
Bandy DNA Project
details
The Bull, Bandy, Cox,
Knot
Family History
Website
by Harvey Sharman, contains details of the Australian descendants and more...
www.greatancestors.co.uk
Founding BANDY
Fathers Version 5
Photo of Lewellen (Lewis) A Bandy 1858-1922
- from Donna O'Neill
Photo of Mary Bandy b. 1845 in Chalk
Hill - from Gail Louise Kent
HMS PANDORA - A new lead
Prisoner Elizabeth Bandy
of Padbury in 1874
News Report of
Perryville Reunion
Bandy Tribe in Iran
Mystery Photo Emily B(r)andy of
Rushden NTH
update on Escondido
Bandy Blacksmiths
Photo of Eber Jabez Bandey
1869-1939 and his wife Mary
Brewer
- from ggson
Philip Havelock
The Commercial Premises at Wing, Bucks in the
mid 20th Century - by Ken Bandy |
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Welcome to the Bandy Family History Website
This
website is dedicated to promoting interest in, and contact among members of, the worldwide Bandy family. The site focuses on research into the history and genealogy of the Bandy family, but also carries family news and advertising to encourage family contact.
We depend entirely on contributed material to keep this site fresh and
interesting so please keep sending me your genealogies, raw data, opinions,
photographs and news. Our
policy is to publish everything we get (subject to owners permission)
and to keep it published, we don't remove any useful data once
it has been published - unless it is updated, extended or otherwise improved
upon.
We have had a great response and lots of support.
We now get around 10 hits a day on average, down from our peak of around
14, which is is pretty good for a genealogical site
specialising in a rare surname. I hope that every Bandy on the Internet knows about
this website by now. Please make sure that all your relatives know about us! The site includes masses of contributed material covering the US and Canada as well as Australia and England.
Thanks to our all our registered researchers and others we now
have over 2,600 pages and, at over 60 Meg, must be one of the biggest sites of this type on the web.
Thanks everybody
Derek Bandy
Hertfordshire, England
"BONDI.
One of the few English [i.e. not Norman] notables who retained land
and office for some time after 1066. He was probably Sheriff of
Bedfordshire before Ralph Tallboys"
footnote
from the 1978 Phillimore edition of the Domesday Book Perhaps the English Bandys came from
Lombardy
from "Calendar of
Letter-Books of the City of London" 1375-1399
17
December 1382 London folio clvb
"Abrocarius Grossar
also on the 17th December 6 Richard II, Peter Bandy "Lumbard",
servant of Gerard
Beck was admitted and sworn broker for the "Grossers""
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