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About 1920-? - The Bulmore (Bulemore) family reunions were begun with the descendants of James Bulemore (1816-1894) who had 9 children by two wives. The descendants of the first wife, Matilda Dix (1821-), were born in England. Most of their descendants live in Michigan with a couple of very small branches that have since ended in New York. I'm descended from his second wife, Anna Powers (1827-1910) from Ireland. She bore him 4 children in Western New York including Timothy J. Bulmore. Most of their families are in New York.
1939-1942 - This reunion includes the descendants of Timothy J. Bulmore (1862-1945), son of the above James, and Carrie Melvina Hill (1863-1930). They had 11 children with 3 sons and 5 daughters reaching adulthood. These reunions ended in 1942 due to gas rationing.
1961-Present - The revived Bulmore reunions were organized by their daughter G. Marion Bulmore Hadley and a grandaughter Gladys Bulmore Wiggins while both were living in Buffalo at the time.
DATE: Saturday, 24th of July 2004
PLACE: Home of Tom & Tina Wiggins, 5172 South Street, Leicester, NY
DIRECTIONS: Take exit 46 (I-390) off the NYS Thruway South
Exit 390 at the Geneseo Rt 20A exit
Turn right on 20A. Travel about 10 miles to Leister.
Turn left on South Street
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FURNISHED:
Filtered Ice water
Table needs (plates, plastic ware, napkins, etc.)
Hot Dogs & Hamburgs
BRING:
Dish to pass
Your Beverage
Family photos for the album
CHARGE: Typically less than $5 per family. (Usually decided at the meeting based on the
costs incurred during the last year.)
Why should you come?
1. To see all your cousins again.
2. The younger members play volleyball or ?
3. Lots of YUMMY food.
4. Several scrapbooks with photos of previous reunions done with the oldest and
youngest and by generations. Early scrap books have newspapers clips of deaths, marriages and
other important events.
COPYRIGHT © 2004 Bob & Betty Hales