Cleveland County, NC Cemeteries Hawkins, WH Mar 17, 1875 May 19, 1932 Rucker, Jemima 62y,6m No Dates Barber,Edgar H. Jul 21, 1920 Jun 27, 1974 WW II Barber, George Rhea Nov 30, http://rfci.net/wdfloyd/mrest9.html
Extractions: By W. D. Floyd Mountain Rest Cemetery is located in the city of Kings Mountain, NC. It is kind of situated on the south of US-74 Business and west of NC-161. It is about a block off of each. The main entrance is off US-74 Business and there is a sign at the intersection. When you come in through the main entrance turn right at the first drive on the right and Section # 9 will be the first section on the left. There is another drive intersecting this one just after you do the right turn. Section # 9 is just past this drive on your left. I was there May 11, 2001 and I started the audit in the northeast corner of the section. ALLEN, BAKER, BARBER, BARRETT, BEAM, BLACKMER, BOONE, BRITTINGHAM, BROWN, BUTLER, COLE, DAWSON, DETTMAR, DICKENS, DICKEY, DILLING, EARLEY, EARLY, ELAM, FLETCHER, FOSKETT, GAMBLE, GANTT, GARDNER, GOFORTH, GRIMES, HANCE, HAWKINS, HOWE, HOWSER, HUFFMAN, HUFFSTETLER, KENNEDY, LEWIS, LONG, MARKAS, MCALLISTER, MCDANIEL, MCGILL, MCGINNIS, MILLEN, MONTJOY, MOORE, MOSS, NIGHT, NIXON, OFARRELL, ORMAND, PARRISH, PATRICK, PAYNE, PENDLEY, POTEET, PUTNAM, RAY, RECTOR, RENFROW, ROBERTS, ROYSTER, RUCKER, SPEARS, STEWART, TIGNOR, VANDEGRIFT, WALLACE, WATTERSON, WILLIAMS, WILSON Pendley, Sarah C. Jul 24, 1841 Nov 18, 1906
Jasper Pony Barber, Augustus 1875. Barber, Samuel 1875. Belcher, OR 1869. Berry, AT 1868 Blackwell, John H. 1874. Blackwell, RM 1874. Bozeman, Henry 1875 http://www.georgiaresearch.com/JasperPony/JasPon1.htm
Extractions: GEORGIA RESEARCH CONSORTIUM P.O. BOX 5988, ATLANTA, GA 31107 JASPER COUNTY. Pony Homestead Exemptions (record group 179-2-11 at the Georgia Department of Archives and History) These records of the Court of Ordinary (now Probate Court) exempted from levy and sale $300 worth of household and kitchen furniture and provisions. A person could waive his rights under the constitutional and statutory homesteads, but he could not waive the $300 pony homestead. Following is a list of those who filed for a Pony Homestead Exemption in Jasper County. [Surnames A-F listed below. Click here for Surnames G-M or N-Z] [For photocopies of any file listed here, send $10.00 to GRC, P.O. Box 5988, Atlanta, Georgia 31107] Aaron, Mitchel, 1868 Aaron, Richard A. 1868 Aikins, J.J. 1872 Alexander, George 1875 Bacon, Sumner W. 1874 Banks, Mrs. Mary 1868 Barber, Augustus 1875 Barber, Samuel 1875 Belcher, O.R. 1869 Berry, A.T. 1868 Binford, Henry 1870 Binford, Joseph P. 1869 Blackwell, James 1869 Blackwell, John H. 1874 Blackwell, R.M. 1874
Panola Co. Tx Harris Chapel Cemetery, Gloria B. Mayfield, CC Barber, Miller Westford, May 21 1902, Mar 24 1981, CTHM US NAVY WWII h/o Apr 5 1949, h Thomas E. Barber, Pink, Mar 14 1875, Dec 21 1961, w Viola http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Etx/Panola/cemetery/harrischapel.htm
Extractions: Harris Chapel Cemetery Panola Co Cemeteries of TX October 1999 A-F......... G-L M-P R-Z Harris Chapel Cemetery Association has their annual meeting on the last Sunday in May each year. The business meeting will be at 11:15 and will be followed by the memorial service. Lunch is served at noon. The Cemetery is located on FM 1794 behind the Harris Chapel Community Center , approximately 8 miles from Beckville, on FM 959 towards Marshall and SH 43. Grave Yard Working is on the 4 th Sun of May, with many families attending. The first grave was that of Yarbrough Twins buried in 1862. The Cemetery is well- kept and located on a beautiful hill surrounded by tall East TX Pines. The Booths and the Mayfields here are relatives of my husband, Elmer A. Mayfield. Edna Coleman LAST NAME FIRST NAME BIRTH DIED INSCRIPTIONS Acker Cassie Tallu Jul 10 1980 Nov 13 1981 "Cooter" Acker Tommie E. Nov 5 1928 Jun 7 1973 double marker Acker Olive Alice Oct 15 1939 Mar 12 1961 Allen Andrew Floyd Feb 16 1905 May 14 1970 double markerw Vivian Allen Beverly Allen Charlotte Dianne Feb 14 1947 Father- Mother m Sept 11 1965 Allen Brittany Dianne gd/o Dianne and Bubba Allen Cora Lou Sep 9 1878 Dec 25 1958 Allen Dema Bell no dates grandaughter Allen Dema Hill no dates grandmother Allen Efton Jul 9 1894 Dec 14 1921 Allen Emma Bowen h Thomas H.
Barber Cemetery, Smith Co. Cemeteries Of TX Gloria B. Mayfield Barber, Ida, May 06 1875, Mar 08 1937, . Barber, Irene Calhoun, Aug 28 1913,Oct 08 1970, Mother Weaver, John C. Mar 19 1859, Nov 29 1908, h/o Martha http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Etx/Smith/cemetery/barber.htm
Extractions: Barber Cemetery Starrville, Smith Co. Cemeteries of TX Transcription submitted by Jo Ann Smith Photos by Anna Hockaday Cemeteries of TX: Dee Bishop Directions: Take Hwy 271 north from Tyler and go to FM 757 and turn left on to FM 757. Go 2 miles to Hwy 16. Turn left on CR 369 and go 2.5 miles to Barber Cemetery Last Name First Name Birth Death Comments Albert Frankie Jun 24 1916 Jul 19 1967 Mother Albert Ray May 05 1910 Jan 03 1969 Father Aldridge Margie Barber Anna Stembridge Barber Christine Aug 13 1919 Apr 25 1921 Barber Dewey Nov 23 1899 Jan 21 1919 s/o M/M WM Barber Elizabeth Nov 11 1878 Barber Elizabeth Dec 25 1837 Jan 05 1907 Mother Barber Ernest W. Feb 27 1881 Nov 17 1959 Father Barber Galloway D. Oct 27 1897 Apr 27 1970 CA Cpl US Army WWII Daddy Barber Ida May 06 1875 Mar 08 1937 Barber Irene Calhoun Aug 28 1913 Oct 08 1970 Mother Barber Irene LaRoe Feb 26 1897 Louise - 1915; Christine - 1931; Louie LaRoe - 1924; William Charles - 1931
Census Index, Ontario County, NY, Town Of Canadice, 1875 Census Index for 1875, Town of Canadice, Ontario County, New York 1875 3 24Barber Carrie Canadice 1875 3 24 Barber Delia Canadice 1875 3 26 Barber http://www.raims.com/Canadice75.html
Census Index, Naples, Ontario County, NY, 1875 Census Index for the Town of Naples, Ontario County, 1875 Bainbridge Eliza49 456 Barber Delia 49 459 Barber John E 57 538 Barber John H 57 538 Barber http://www.raims.com/Naples75.html
Barber May 1875; d. 1946, Hickory Hill, Titus County, Texas.. GHITTA Barber, b. Children of OLIVIA Barber and H. MCLEAN are. GEORGIA6 MCLEAN, m. SPEARS. http://pages.prodigy.net/blankenstein/Barber.htm
Extractions: Home Origins of the Barber Family name - English and Scottish Border Ridings. Components of the Coat of Arms - The Shield is: A gold background with two chevrons and three fleur de lys. The Crest is: A bull's head. Dianne's Father's line Descendants of George Barber Generation No. 1 GEORGE1 BARBER was born in England, and died Bef. May 22, 1750 in Augusta, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH ?MOORE. She was born in England. Children of GEORGE BARBER and ELIZABETH ?MOORE are: PLY (PLIER)2 BARBER, b. England. SARAH BARBER, b. Abt 1740, Augusta County, Virginia. GEORGE BARBER, SR., b. 1743, Augusta County, Virginia; d. 1822, Oglethorpe, Georgia. Generation No. 2 SARAH2 BARBER (GEORGE1) was born Abt 1740 in Augusta County, Virginia. She married REESE KELSO WATKINS, son of ROBERT WATKINS and MARGARET. He was born Abt 1730 in Vincent, Chester County, Pennsylvania, and died 1807 in Oglethorpe, Georgia. Children of SARAH BARBER and REESE WATKINS are: PHILLIP3 WATKINS, b. Abt 1775, Wake County, North Carolina; d. Abt March 1862, Ga; m. MARY MCKEY. ELISABETH "BETSY" WATKINS, b. Abt 1756, Augusta County, Virginia; m. BILL JOHNSON.
Glendale Cemetery A-D 1863 1930 Barber, John L., 1875 - 1926 Barber, Nellie Kylar, 20 Jul 1965Bissick, W., GAR Bissick, William H., 19 Aug 1874 - 20 Jun 1959 Bissick, http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/glendalecem.htm
Seventh Cavalry - Surnames Beginning With H Soldier January 15, 1875 Private, H Company in hilltop fight Barber October6, 1875 Private, I Company Killed with Custer s Column http://www.lbha.org/Cavalry/NameH.htm
1875 Banner Of Light HERVEY Barber, Warwick, Mass. WS BELL, care Banner of Light, Boston, Mass. JAMES H. SHEPARD will answer calls to lecture and attend funerals. http://www.spirithistory.com/75light.html
Extractions: The Banner of Light (Boston), August 7. List of Spiritualist Lecturers. List of Lecturers. [To be useful, this list should be reliable. It therefore behooves Societies and Lecturers to promptly notify us of appointments, or changes of appointments, whenever and wherever they occur. This column is devoted exclusively to lecturers, without charge. If the name of any person not a lecturer should by mistake appear, we desire to be so informed.] REV. WILLIAM ALCOTT, trance and inspirational lecturer, Buckland, Franklin Co., Mass. J. MADISON ALLENs address during August, Cleveland, O. MARY A. AMPHLETT, inspirational, 27 North Halsted street, Chicago, Ill. MRS. N. K. ANDROSS, trance speaker, Delton, Wis. C. FANNIE ALLYN, San Jose, Cal. STEPHEN PEARL ANDREWS, 75 West 54 th st., New York. MRS. M. A. ADAMS, trance speaker, Brattleboro, Vt. MRS. EMMA HARDINGE-BRITTEN, 206 West 38 th street, New York. REV. J. O. BARRETT, Glen Beulah, Wis. REV. JOHN B. BEACH, Bricksburg, N. J. MRS. S. A. BYRNES, Wollaston Heights, Mass., box 87. MRS. NELLIE J. T. BRIGHAM, Elm Grove, Colerain, Mass.
History Of Poestenkill, New York William A. Snook; 1872, George Barber; 1873, William H. Snyder; 1874, JamesIves; 1875, William A. Snook; 1876, George Barber; 1877, William H. Snyder; http://history.rays-place.com/ny/ren-poestenkill-ny.htm
Extractions: The town of Poestenkill takes its name from the Poesten kill, one of the most important streams in Rensselaer county, from an industrial standpoint. It is located just south of a line running from east to west through the centre of the county, and is bounded on the north by Brunswick and Grafton, on the east by Berlin, on the south by Sand Lake and on the west by North Greenbush. It is one of the smallest towns in Rensselaer county, as well as the youngest. Poestenkill was formed from Sand Lake March 2; 1848, since which time there has been no change in its boundaries. The western part of the town is hilly and the soil fairly well adapted to agriculture and grazing. The central and eastern portions are rocky and mountainous and not productive, except in a few localities where the husbandman, by years of toil, has succeeded in bringing the naturally sterile land up to a fairly productive state. The most prominent elevation is Snake bill, near the centre of the town. The principal stream is the Poesten kill, which rises in the eastern portion of the town and flows northwesterly through Brunswick, emptying into the Hudson at Troy. There are several ponds in Poestenkill, the most important being Hicks's pond, south of East Poestenkill; Hosford pond, in the northeastern section, and Cooper and Vosburgh ponds, in the western section. These drain nearly all the creeks in the town.
History Of Stillwater, NY A fire company was organized and a hand engine purchased in 1875. Nathan Taber;1855, Reuben H. Barber; 1856, Charles Moore, James Lee; 1857, http://history.rays-place.com/ny/stillwater-ny.htm
Extractions: The surface of the town is moderately hilly. The hills known as Bemus Heights lie partly in the northern part of the town. The flats along the Hudson are bordered by a range of bluffs from sixty to a hundred feet high. None of the streams are of importance. Saratoga lake occupies a small part of the northwestern corner of the town. Extending into the lake is a promontory known as Snake-head hill or Snake hill. At the south end of the lake is a famed mineral spring, known as the White Sulphur spring. In the southwestern part of the town is a sandy tract interspersed with swamps. The first settlements north of Half-Moon Point, on the west side of the river, aside from those at Schuylerville, were wade at Stiliwater between 1730 and 1740. Forts had been erected in the town many years before. In 1709 Col. Peter Philip Schuyler built Fort Ingoldsby near the present site of Stiliwater village. Isaac Mann, who located in town about 1750, was the first settler of whom anything definite is known. William Mead was an early innkeeper. Harmanus Schuyler, in 1770, built mills a short distance below the present village of Stillwater.
A Href= Gensf.gif IMG SRC= Gensf.gif ALIGN= Middle Border= 0 He married Marian Eliza Palmer at Providence, Ri, on 27 December 1875. Children of Matthew Stillman Barber and Algenia Elivia Stanton Lettie Leona http://www.genealogysf.com/Stanton-p/p53.htm
Extractions: Last Edited=27 Jul 1997 (see also Web Link ). His Ancestral File Number is nn. Albert was born at Ny. He was the son of Randall Spicer Stanton and Lucy Hamilton . He married Caroline Elizabeth Payne at Cold Brook, Herkimer Co., Ny, on 13 January 1872. He resided at Sauquoit, Ny, in 1888. Gertrude Loverna Stanton b. 29 May 1873
IMG SRC= Http//service.bfast.com/bfast/serve?bfmid He married Elizabeth Edina Berry. H. died before 1891. Child of Hosea Barberand Kate Lanphear Jared Barber+ b. 19 Sep 1801. Previous Page Next Page http://www.genealogysf.com/Stanton-p/p47.htm
HAUBER CEMETERY ARNOLD, Mary , Died May 1875 , Verify TS ARNOLD, Willie H , Died Oct 20 1864 BYRON, William ( Barber ) , Died Apr 13 1865 , Age 25y 2 Leu 45 Reg NY http://www.paintedhills.org/STEUBEN/HauberCem.htm
GeneseeCemA-H Barber Vernon H II born 1969 Died 1990 BARLOW Abel J. Civil War SEGER ElizabethJ Dutton Spouse of Charles H born 2-8-1875 Died 1-1-1953 http://www.paintedhills.org/POTTER/GeneseeCem.htm
1875 San Benito County Residents Francis Valentine Commercial Steam Presses. 517 Clay Street, 1875 Mayo, H.Barber, Hollister. McCall, D. Pajaro Valley, 15m NW Salinas, San Juan http://www.cagenweb.com/sanbenito/sben1875.htm
Extractions: 517 Clay Street, 1875 Surname Given Name Occupation Place of Business Residence Town or P.O. Abbe O Farmer San Juan Abbott J. Wheelwright Hollister Ackley S. Farmer San Juan Aggeman C. Farmer Hollister Ainsworth A.A. Jeweler San Juan Alandos G. Farmer Hollister Allen S. Bookkeeper Hollister Alvarado J. Vaquero San Juan Alvarez F.Q. Farmer San Benito Anderson A.P. Minister San Juan Andressen H. Farmer Hollister Andrew K.H. Farmer Hollister Ansar R. Farmer Carneros 11m N Salinas San Juan Anson H.T. Farmer Hollister Antrobus J.D. Blacksmith Hollister Aragon J. Farmer San Juan Arcero F. Farmer San Juan Argyras Mrs. M. Stock Raiser Oak Vale 90m SE Salinas San Benito Arnold D.H. Farmer Hollister Arques C. Merchant Hollister Asher W.C. Miner Hollister Atkins J.C. Farmer San Juan Augar R. Farmer San Juan Auger A. Stock Raiser San Juan Austin L.B. Miner San Juan Avy C. Stock Raiser Hollister Babcock D. Merchant Hollister Bacon W.K.
Extractions: SECTION H COMPLETED MARCH 2002 Last Name First Name Section Birth Death Notes Abbott Sarah E. H ssa CO Bedbury Abernathy Waldron, Dr. H aged 34/Alabama Ackerman Christopher H Ackerman Ida F. Milliken H Danvers MA Ackerman Theresa H Acosta Isabel H Adachi Masazumi H Adams Alice H W of Dan H. Adams Adams Allen Lewis H Adams Andrew H Adams Frank H aged 54/Maine Adams Ira C. H Adams Joseph T. H Adams Lectina H aged 66/Maine/W of FA Adams Luella H ssa ALA Adams Orline S. H Adams Tiney C. H Adams Volney P. H Addison Martha S. H Adjian Alexander A. H Ahnefeld William H aged 37 Aiken James E. H aged 48 Aiken Mary H aged 57 Ainsworth William H Akers William A. H Albert Eva L. H Albert Walter H Albury George H Albury Georgia H Alden George D. H Alden Gracie G. Jenson H Alden Harriet I. H Alden Mary J. H Alden Samuel E. H Alderman Clara Mozart H Aldrich Louise R. H ssa R Tilton Aldrich William W. H Alexander Belle G. H Alexander Charles H Alexander Enoch L. H Alexander F. H. H ssa L Greaham Alexander Fanny H Alexander Lutisia H ssa A Harper Alexander Mary E. H Ali Vasin H Allawson M. Josephine H Allen Katherine Grace H Allen Nona P. H D of A Dennis Allender Sarah Ann H Allison E. P.
1875 State Census Of Kansas, Kansas State Historical Society The 1875 census lists all members of household by name, including age, sex, raceor color K1 Allen, Anderson, Atchison and Barber Counties; K-2 Barton, http://www.kshs.org/genealogists/census/kansas/census1875ks.htm
Extractions: The Kansas State Board of Agriculture conducted a census of the state in 1875. The 1875 census lists all members of household by name, including age, sex, race or color, state or country of birth, and where from to Kansas (state or country). Indexes on Microfilm The microfilm index circulates through interlibrary loan . Please list the year and reel number when placing an interlibrary loan request. KS-1 1 Child - Alexander, E.M. KS-2 Alexander, Earl M. - Anderson, Cath KS-3 Anderson, Cath - Arnold, Willie KS-4 Arnold, Willie - Bailey, E.E. KS-5 Bailey, E.E.J. - Banks, H.I. KS-6 Banks, H.M. - Bartlett, Jessie KS-7 Bartlett, L.M. - Beck, Phoebe KS-8 Beck, R.K. - Bennitt, Oscer KS-9 Benoist, J. - Binyon, R.L. KS-10 Bipps, M. - Bloom, Jacab KS-11 Bloom, John - Bottinger, Sophrona KS-12 Bottles, Anna - Brady, Patrick KS-13 Brady, Peter - Brodt, W.
Chase County Cemetery Inscriptions (B-Bar), KSGenWeb Digital Library Barber, John, Aug 8, 1830, Dec 13, 1904, Toledo, h/o Katie. Barber, MC, Jan 1, 1849 Barker, William C. 1855, 1875, Prairie Grove, h/o Nettie A. King http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/chase/cemetery/cemb-ba.htm
Extractions: (B - Bar) These many pages of valuable Chase County Cemetery Transcriptions has been graciously provided to the KSGenWeb Digital Library for use by Judy Lutt. She has spent many hours, days and even weeks walking the Chase County Cemeteries to gather this data. Name Birth Death Age Cemetery Notes/Inscription Babb, George W. Mar 8, 1882 aged 29y 9m 19d Prairie Grove Bacon, Gertrude P. Prairie Grove Badger, Benjamin Sep 25, 1853 May 29, 1885 ELK next to Minerva Badger, John Clifford Sep 14, 1876 Nov 7 1957 ELK Badger, Maude ELK married Pringle. Badger, Minerva Apr 21, 1854 Dec 19, 1929 ELK next to Benj. Badger, William G. Aug 24, 1874 Sep 2, 1964 ELK Baer, Clarence E. Sep - Boeintz/Heg Baer, J. E. Boeintz/Heg listed on stone of Clarence E. Baer Baer, M. E. Boeintz/Heg listed on stone of Clarence E. Baer Bahr, August Sep 10, 1845 Mar 27, 1904 Bazaar Bahr, Augusta Aug 22, 1850 Nov 28, 1933 Bazaar Bahr, Bertha Apr 13, 1883 Aug 16, 1900 Bazaar Bahr, Gottlip Feb 20, 1900
