THE BARBERS OF CONNECTICUT

THOMAS BARBER Family

 

Additions and Corrections

 

PART ONE

 

FAMILIES 1 to 241

 

Including at the end of Part 4:

JONATHAN BARBER (1740) Family of Washington Co NY

ANDREW BARBER (1755) Family of MA, NY

 

This page is best used in conjunction with the book, THE BARBERS OF CONNECTICUT, A GENEALOGY OF THE DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS BARBER OF WINDSOR,CONNECTICUT, published in 2001 (second edition).  The entire book is now on this website. 

The family numbers here correspond to those in the second (2001) edition of the book.

 

References are given with each family. To avoid junk email I have substituted at for @ in email addresses.

Names, dates and places from the book are not necessarily repeated in these additions and corrections, when there are no changes to be made. But the data are still good, unless otherwise stated.

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INDEX TO PART 1

FAMILY HEAD, BIRTH YEAR, FAMILY #

Aaron, 1752, 89

Aaron, 1825, 159

Aaron G, 180?, 179

Abel, 1821, 97

Abel Lester, 1803, 231

Abiah, 1784, 74

Abigail, 1767, 78

Abigail, 1778, 57

Abigail, 1798, 133

Abigail, 180?, 128

Abigail, 1815, 183

Abigail M, 1812; 72

Abijah, 1775, 107

Abijah, 1779, 157

Abner, 1758, 110

Abner, 1772, 147

Abraham, 1765, 240

Abraham, 1767, 206

Abram, 1820, 206

Abram E, 1897, 206

Aby, 1802, 105

Achsah, 1793, 66

Adelbert/BF, 1816, 232

Adelbert A, 185?; 90

Adelia S, 1822, 109

Adeline, 1854, 195

Adeline M, 1827, 199

Alanson, 1801, 84

Albert, 1834, 159

Albert Augustus, 1867, 131A

Albert Henry, 1871, 169

Alden H, 1846, 220

Alexander, 1774, 238

Alexander, 1780, 192

Alexander H, 1805, 193

Alfred E, 1811, 58

Alice E, 1858, 145

Alice M, 1864, 151

Allen, 1778, 64

Allen, 179?, 216

Almina T, 1804, 132

Almira, 1793, 70

Almira T, 1804, 132

Alson, 1792, 227

Alvin H, 1830, 159

Amanda, 1801, 125

Amasa, 1773, 241

Amaziah, 1740; 52

Amaziah, 1781, 158

Amelia, 1817, 109

Amos, 1771, 178

Amos, 1779, 99

Amy, 1808, 233

Amy M, 1813, 176

Angeline, 1854, 222

Ann E, 1830, 233

Anna, 1765, 46

Anna, 1777, 98

Anna, 1788, 110

Anna J, 1804, 128

Annabel, 1891, 122

Annie, 1875, 162

Anson, 1804, 207

Arethusa, 1788, 90

Arthur, 1907, 122

Arthur G, 1856; 90

Arthur Rugg, 1859, 169

Asa, 1821, 158

Asa/Almond E, 1854, 158

Asahel, 1753, 40

Asahel, 1763, 65

Asahel, 1762, 111

Asahel, 1775, 128

Asahel, 1805, 128

Asahel B, 1814, 195

Augustus, 1774, 155

Aurelia, 1805, 156

Aurilla, 1804, 238

Austin, 1792, 74

Austin, 1878, 143

Axenia, 1810, 179

Azariah, 1749, 70

Azariah, 1776, 207

Azubah, 1785, 71

Benjamin, 1753, 99

Benjamin H, 1832; 79

Benoni, 1758, 139

Bessie C, 1877, 170A

Bessie L, 1898, 158

Bethuel, 1768, 123

Bethel M, 1795, 123

Betsy, 1809, 190

Betty, 1771, 50

Bildad, 1745, 73

Bildad, 1765, 92

Bildad, 1786, 221

Bruce B, 1881, 107

Burnham, 1803, 239

Burton S, 1869, 58

Byron A, 1896, 170

Caleb, 179?, 83

Caleb W, 1819, 83

Calvin C, 1810, 220

Calvin D, 1800/1, 233

Camilla, 1804, 194

Candace, 1779, 68

Carl Z, 1916, 122

Charity, 1783, 116

Charles, 1775, 80, 239

Charles, 1836, 222

Charles C, 1876, 64

Charles D, 1869, 131A

Charles J, 1843, 159

Charles L, 1828, 131

Charles W, 1832, 214

Charlotte, 1805, 170

Charlotte S, 1826, 125

Chauncey, 1878, 166

Chloe, 1802, 115

Chloenda/Clarinda, 1777, 116

Clarence Eugene, 1865, 79

Clarence W, 1815, 159

Clementina, 1804, 210

Cora L, 1865, 227

Coryden, 1806, 203

Coryden D, 1823, 199

Cynthia, 1779, 74

Cynthia M, 1864, 183

Daniel, , 85

Daniel, 1719, 28

Daniel, 1756, 168

Daniel, 1732, 57

Daniel, 1756, 168

Daniel, 1775, 188

Daniel, 1780, 244

Daniel, 1789, 191

Daniel, 1794, 85

David, 1760, 91

David, 1784, 184

David, 1788, 41

David E, 1822, 184

David H, 1770. 187

David N, 1821, 221

David O, 1825, 236

David Theodore, 1815, 41A

David White, 1778, 150

Deborah D, 1798, 126

Delecta, , 79

Deliverance, 1784, 68

Delilah, 1796, 72

Dewey, 1822, 159

Diantha Lois, 1812, 221

Dryden, 1815, 201

Edith E, 1874, 159

Edith Mary, 1924, 131A

Edline, 1854. 195

Edmund, 1815; 131

Elam, 1785; 70

Elam, 1829, 70

Eleanor, 1831, 186

Eli, 1761. 131

Eli, 1767, 133

Elihu, 1763, 234

Elihu, 1798, 234

Elijah, 1748; 62

Elijah, 1769, 146

Elijah, 1779, 125

Elijah, 1797, 186

Elijah, 1798, 581

Elijah R, 1813, 145

Elisha, 1742, 58

Elisha Westover, 1764, 174

Eliza, 1808, 187

Eliza, 1814. 157

Eliza, 1824, 216

Eliza, 1849, 199

Eliza H, 1839, 188

Elizabeth, 1731, 26

Elizabeth, , 189

Elizabeth, 1809, 190

Elizabeth, 1815, 158

Elizabeth A, 1824, 170

Elizabeth E, 1822, 191

Elizabeth J, 1836, 85

Elizabeth L, 1821, 74

Elizabeth M, 183?, 231

Ella A, 1864, 225

Ellen, 1821, 151

Ellen, 1887, 192

Ellen O, 1898, 122

Elmer, 1865, 220

Emily, 1802, 205

Emily, 1809, 141

Emily R, 1841, 1841, 231

Emily W, 1851, 234

Emma, 1854. 143

Emma J, 1874, 225

Emma Jean, 1871, 131A

Ephraim, 1753, 55

Erastus, 1779, 219

Erastus, 1783, 56

Erastus, 1807, 148

Esther, 1848, 221

Esther A, 1898, 131A

Ethel M, 1891, 192

Eunice, 1765, 78

Eunice, 1773; 46

Eunice, 1809, 159

Eunice, 1813, 178

Evelina G, 1807, 223

Evelyn M, 1907, 233

Everett, 1811, 220

Ezekiel, 1750, 63

Ezekiel, 1849, 192

Fanny, 1796, 90

Fanny F, 1822, 193

Fanny Maria, 1815, 223

Fidelia, 1820, 131

Fidelia G, 1816, 223

Flora H, 1802, 219

Florilla, 1801, 203

Foster E, 1886, 145

Frances E, 1857, 160A

Francis, 1775, 176

Francis Augustus, 1839, 131A

Frank Harwood, 1861, 169

Franklin, 1847, 128

Fred William, 1867, 166

Frederick Lasher, ; 122

Freelove, 1810, 233

Freeman, 1768, 141

Friend, 1771; 79

George, 183?, 72

George, 1837, 206

George A, 1845, 218

George D, 1841, 222

George E, 1849, 160A

George H, 1836, 220

George W, 1842, 239

George W, 1846, 143

Gideon, 1756, 104

Gideon, 1796, 284

Gilbert R, 1824, 237

Giles, 1769, 67

Giles Addison, 1867, 64

Grace Ida, 1876, 237

Grandison, 1804, 170

Grant Edgar, 1872, 131A

Grant Joseph, 1878, 160A

Hannah, 1785, 55

Hannah, 1786, 98

Hannah, 1797, 105

Hannah, 1806, 240

Hannah, 1809, 239

Hannah, 1828, 159

Hannah A, 1825, 74

Hannah V, 1852, 70

Harlow, 1810, 166

Harlow E, 1838, 166

Harriet, 1798, 115

Harriet, 1806, 84

Harriet, 1824, 213

Harriet, 1848, 200

Harriet Amelia, 1824, 228

Harriet A, 1839, 198

Harriet E, 1809, 96

Harriet G, 1905, 233

Harry DeGrove, 1898, 131A

Harry Robert, 1876; 41A

Harvey, 1790, 72

Harvey, 1814, 230

Harvey, 1827, 221

Helen E, 1837, 123

Helen G, 1902, 41B

Helen J, 1853, 175

Helen M, 1826, 74

Henrietta C, 1803, 151

Henry, 1807, 203

Henry E, 1846, 162

Henry E, 1912, 122

Henry M, 1832, 225

Henry S, 1823, 237

Henry W, 1831, 74

Hepzibah, 1790, 66

Herbert A, 1858, 74

Hezekiah, 1763, 84

Hezekiah, 1784, 159

Hiram, 1808, 207

Hiram, 1823, 131

Hiram, 1852, 107

Homan, 1818, 220

Horace, 1769, 175

Howard, 1899, 170B

Howard/Hugh R, 1875, 222A

Huldah, 1787, 100

Huldah, 1791, 84

Humphrey, 1775, 218

Ida, 1855, 162

Ida M, 1848, 186

Ira, 1821, 152

Irena, 180?, 190

Irene, 1810, 101

Isaac, 1836; 64

Isaac, 1768, 160

Isabel, 1804, 170

Israel, 1765, 170

Issachar, 1763, 114

Jacob, 1738, 68

James, 1768, 203

James, 1809, 192

James, 1828 72

James, 1833, 64

James A, 1833, 107

James E, 1823, 107

James E, 1870, 158

James E, 1871, 122

James H, 1865, 131A

James I, 1851, 170

James L, 1808, 107

James M, 1864, 105

James N, 1778, 154

James R, 1835, 197

James W, 1888, 107

Jane M, 1828, 74

Jane S, 1811, 99

Jared, 1764, 169

Jared P, 1812, 170

Jared P, 1891, 170A

Jarvis, 1793/4, 169

Jedediah, 1787, 257

Jemima, 1802, 82

Jemima, 1820, 170

Jemimah, 1772, 79

Jerijah, 1766, 126

Jeremiah, 1788, 185

Jerome, 1819, 70

Jerusha, 1798, 133

Jerusha, 180?, 128

Jerusha A, 1840, 145

Jesse, 1806, 198

Jesse, 1810, 128

Jesse E, 1842, 220

Jesse Lysander, 1796, 199

Jessie M, 1896, 131A

Job, 1756; 72

Job L, 1757, 83

Joanne E, 1839, 219

Joel, 1757, 64

Joel, 1760, 121

Joel, 1776, 193

Joel, 1826, 160

John, , 160

John, 1746, 97

John, 1747, 50

John, 1749, 74

John, 1770, 127

John, 1782, 223

John, 1783, 50

John, 1784, 97

John, 1785; 90

John, 1806, 160

John, 1825; 90

John, 1826. 103, 203

John, 1847, 143

John A, 1828, 74

John Calvin, 1817, 233

John C, 1837, 105

John Calvin, 1773, 233

John Chauncey, 1878, 233

John Chancy, ; 233

John D, 1847, 220

John Ewer, 1818; 72

John J, 1843, 207

John N, 1828, 223

John R, 1884, 74

John W, 1848; 41A

Jonathan, 1763, 76

Jonathan, 1774, 120

Joseph, 1681, 11

Joseph, 1708/9, 26

Joseph, 1729, 79

Joseph, 1744, 60

Joseph, 1753, 82

Joseph, 1769, 180

Joseph, 1796, 97

Joseph, 1830, 97

Joseph J W, 1875, 160A

Joseph S, 1844, 145

Josiah, 1714/15, 40

Josiah, 1747, 128

Josiah, 1771, 96

Julia H, 1824, 212

Julia, 1832, 74

Julia Ann, 1812, 233

Julia C, 1913, 233

Julian B, 1898, 170A

Juliet L, 1834, 223

Lansing J, 1822, 222

Laura, 1796, 73

Laura, 1806, 210

Laura, 1800, 66

Laura, 1834, 109

Laura A, 1817, 224

Lawrence, 1803, 111

Lawrence E, 1914, 122

Laura/Leah, 1818, 183

Leah, 1818, 182

Lemuel, 1763, 100

Lemuel, 1830, 227

Lena M, 1887, 122

Leon D, 1855, 222

Leona, 1891, 131

Levi, 1777, 189

Levi, 1781/2, 211

Levi C, 1780, 109

Levi Clark, 1844, 533

Levina, 1768, 81

Lillie M, 1893, 122

Llewellyn, 1868, 170

Loanna P, 1809, 127

Lois, , 218

Lois, 1780, 64

Lois, 1784, 73

Lorenzo W, 1815, 205

Lorena, 1868, 159

Lorinda J, 1841, 131A

Louisa, 1819, 192

Lucia A, 1816, 191

Lucian, 1811, 67

Lucinda, 1807, 131

Lucinda, 1819, 232

Lucius Volney, 1863, 169

Lucretia, 1815, 192

Lucy, 1793, 180

Lucy A, 1858, 227

Lucy L, 1821, 74

Luke, 1789, 74

Lula M, 1903, 74

Luna, 1792, 72

Lura, 1827, 83

Lurancy, 1783, 63

Luther, 1736, 78

Lydia, 1738, 26

Lydia, 1775, 112

Lydia, 1791, 105

Lydia, 1795, 177

Lydia F, 1816, 108

Lydia F, 1819, 167

Lyman, 1790, 212

Lyman, 1826, 183

Lyman Law, 1838, 151

Malvina, 1840, 220, 239

Marcus G, 1870, 170A

Margaret, 1838, 203

Maria C, 1838, 84

Maria E, 1835, 147

Mariam Edith, 1864, 237

Marian E, 1878, 192

Marietta/Maritha, 1818, 90

Martin, 1777, 179

Martha, 1752, 28

Martha, 1760, 56

Martha, 1851, 92

Martha A, 1815, 120

Martha J, 1836, 227

Martin L, 1771, 232

Martha L, 1813, 193

Martha T, 1828, 148

Martin, 1759, 105

Martin, 1777, 179

Martin, 1794, 213

Martin Luther, 1771, 232

Mary, 1715, 11

Mary, , 92

Mary, 1768; 60

Mary, 1785, 88

Mary, 1786, 99

Mary, 1794, 139

Mary, 1799, 91

Mary, 1803, 67

Mary, 1811, 108

Mary, 1813, 156

Mary, 1830, 109

Mary, 1846, 159

Mary, 1848, 145

Mary, 1867, 160A

Mary A, 1820, 122

Mary A, 1805, 148

Mary A, 1822, 204

Mary E, 1811, 145

Mary E, 1844, 192

Mary E, 1846. 70

Mary E, 1867, 122

Mary E, 1873, 170A

Mary G, , 67

Mary J, 183?, 72

Mary J, 1837, 111

Mary M, 1832, 162

Matilda, 1812, 131

Mattie F, 1851, 92

Maude V, 1884, 145

Melissa, 1824, 125

Melissa E, 1830, 162

Mercy, 1783, 88

Mercy, 1797, 238

Michael, 1754, 71

Michael, 1774, 143

Michael, 1780, 210

Miles, 1807, 218

Mills O, 1807, 92

Milo, 1786. 131

Milo, 1825, 131

Minnie Petronella, 1874, 131A

Moses, 1733, 46

Mylina, 1803, 100

Myron J, 1838, 58

Nancy, 1802, 139

Nancy, 1823, 183

Nancy, 1826, 185

Nancy 1827, 206

Nancy Case, 1809, 172

Nancy G, 1808, 153

Neil Jones, 1887, 170A

Noadiah, 1810, 143

Noah, 1764, 117

Norman, 177?, 58

Norman, 1822, 175

Norma, 1822, 175

Noyes, 1820, 154

Noyes Chester, 1815, 151

Numa, 1802, 64

Obadiah, 1754, 90

Olive J, 1821, 108

Olive L, 1819, 191

Oliver, 1742, 88

Oliver, 1767, 135

Oliver, 1821, 145

Olivia M, 1848, 220

Orbin, 1797, 206

Orestus H, 1799, 203

Oriel, 1797, 206

Orinda, 1815, 221

Orville L, 1853, 220

Oscar L, 1911, 122

Othniel, 1799, 180

Pamelia, 1788, 102

Parney C, 1825, 191

Patty/Martha, 1789, 139

Pearl, 1796, 237

Percy, 1777, 73

Perry A, 1887, 122A

Peter, 1775, 205

Peyton S, 1875, 170B

Peyton P, 1849, 170A

Phebe, 1785, 75

Phebe, 1801, 114

Phebe L, 1850, 221

Phebe M, 1817, 227

Phebe M, 1820, 199

Phebe R, 1866, 183

Pherela, 1809, 219

Philo, 1793, 222

Philo, 1771, 58

Phyllis L, 1869, 128

Pluma, 1809, 219

Polly, 1785, 88

Polly, 1797, 162

Polly, 1807, 241

Priscilla, 1799, 171

Prudence, 1743; 27

Rachel, , 60

Rachel, 1782, 89

Rachel, 1809, 238

Ralph, 1806, 147

Ransom, 1801, 188

Raymond M, 1875, 222

Reuben, ; 64

Reuben, 1729; 35

Reuben, 1751, 75

Reuben, 1762, 132

Reuben, 1773, 224

Reuben, 1803, 123

Reuben, 1806, 153

Reuben A, 1823. 224

Rhoda, 1769, 78

Rhoda, 1777, 74

Rhoda, 1801, 104

Rhoda, 1805, 162

Rhoda, 1819, 158

Rhoda, 1820, 156

Robert, 1879, 170

Roger, 1775, 148

Rosa D, 1903, 122

Roswell, 1779, 236

Rowena, 1802, 76

Roxana, 1770, 81

Roxena, 1799, 241

Roy, 1889, 170B

Ruluf, 1782, 220

Russell, 1767, 171

Russell, 1785, 145

S Peyton, 1875, 170B

Sadosa, 1781. 225

Sallie, 1813, 125

Sally, 1788, 117

Sally, 1798, 105

Sally, 1810, 180

Salmon, 1801. 214

Samuel, 1772, 237

Samuel, 1836/7, 192

Samuel, 1884; 200

Samuel Atkins, 1846, 200

Samuel E, 1830, 180

Sanford, 1795, 152

Sanford, 1771, 152

Sarah, 1775, 57

Sarah, 1784, 60

Sarah, 1796, 82

Sarah, 1808, 240

Sarah Ann, 1813, 192

Sarah Ann, 1820, 220

Sarah Ann, 1835, 162

Sarah E, 1858, 160A

Sarah I, 1837, 64

Sarah L, 1822, 191

Savena, 1856; 90

Selwin, 1868, 170

Seth, 1742; 53

Seth, 1774, 162

Seth, 1788, 228

Seth, 1803, 162

Seth, 1808, 159

Sherman, 1848, 237

Shubael, 1778, 108

Sidney, 1797, 128

Sidney, 1815, 184

Silas, 1841, 79

Simeon, 1753, 113

Smith, 1835, 128

Solomon, 1786, 72

Solon, 1834, 64

Sophia B, 1809, 120

Sophrona, 1812, 171

Stella, 1863, 221

Stella Ann, 1820, 221

Stephen, 176?, 85

Sterling J, 1805, 225

Stoughton, 1838, 237

Susan A, 1835, 216

Susannah, 1803, 76

Sylvester, 1827, 185

Thaddeus, 1772, 142

Thankful, 1791, 202

Theodore M, 1815, 193

Theophilus, 1803, 197

Thirza, 1801, 76

Thomas,1644, 3

Thomas, 1728, 56

Thomas, 1773, 204

Thomas M, 1842, 162

Timothy, 1748, 41, 98

Timothy, 1780, 190

Timothy, 1783. 183

Titus, 1774, 167

Truman, 1815, 219

Truman A, , 58

Tryphena, 1787, 60

Tryphena, 1841, 220

Tryphene, 1773, 61

Tryphene, 1796, 188

Vashta, 1793, 202

Volney, 1832, 169

Volney Giles, 1805, 200

Walter, 1823, 222

Wealthy, 1780, 72

Whitman A, 1853, 83

Wilbur F, 1862, 131A

Willard J, 1850, 230

William, 1762, 122

William, 1805, 122

William, 1806, 131A

William, 1838, 222

William, 1884, 237

William Benjamin, 1828, 122

William D, 1888, 122

William H, 1805, 239

William Henry, 1848, 131

William Henry, 1854, 166

William M, 1873, 160A

William N, 1774, 156

William P, 1839, 162

William R, 1864, 222

William S 1804, 147

William S, 1861, 131

William Selwin, 1868, 170A

Zebulon, 1769, 115

Zeddick Garner, 1861, 122

Zimri, 1766, 202

 

SPOUSES

LAST NAME, FIRST, Family #

Ackart, David P, 199

Ackart, Laura, 199

Adair, Amy J, 122

Adams, Harvey, 72

Adams, Richard, 172

Aldrich, Nelson, 191

Allen, Albe C, 221

Allyn, Joshua, 221

Andrews/Andrus, John, 105

Andross, Mary R/K, 92

Andrus, Melissa, 199

Armstrong, Magdalen, 192

Arnold, Otis, 233

Arnold, Ruel W, 84

Atwater, Cornelius, 98

Atwater, Lyman, 55

Atwater, Stephen, 71,117

Aurand, Calvin D, 160A

Austin, Nancy B, 160A

Averill, Elizabeth, 232

Avery, Daniel, 203

Bain, Dinah, 64

Balcom, Abraham, 78

Baldwin, George C, 223

Ball, David/Dow, 153

Bamford, Sally, 184

Bancroft, George, 111

Barbee, Alice, 67

Barber, Eli, 131

Barber, Phebe J, 131

Bargy, Mary, 152

Barnes, Isaac, 76

Bass, John, 170

Bean, Dinah, 64

Bean, Julia, 64

Beckwith, George A, 227

Belden, Buel C, 74

Belden, Charles, 143

Bellamy, John, 170

Beman, Walter, 227

Bennett, Peter, 156

Bennett, Robert W, 186

Benton, , 78

Berger, Peter, 131A

Best, Elvena M, 233

Billings, Elizabeth, 150

Bird, Ebenezer, 73

Bird, Edna A, 90

Black, William, 231

Bodman, William C, 1858, 151

Bradley, Eunice Warren, 237

Bradstreet, Maria, 131

Brashear, John, 170A

Brewster, John, 105

Bridgeman, Horatio Nelson, 330

Bristol, Noah R L, 67

Brooks, Emeline, 193

Brooks, Jonathan, 186

Brooks, Lemuel, 56

Broughton, Uriel, 206

Brown, Frank T, 221

Brown, Hiram, 233

Brown, Lulu, 222A

Brown, William H, 92

Buchanan, Cora I, 41A

Buell, Abel B, 223

Bullard, Charles L, 198

Bullock, Ephraim, 233

Bumpus, William, 205

Bunce, Theodore Hudson, 79

Burke, Mary, 131A

Burnell, Ralph E, 198

Burr, Addison, 193

Burr, Benjamin F, 109

Burrill, Helen, 122

Burt, Edward E, 219

Bushnell, Melissa, 162

Buteau, Eudoxie, 64

Butler, Carrie, 169

Cady, Morey/Moses, 183

Call, Uriah, 183

Campbell, Catherine, 64

Canfield, Edward, 191

Carr, Bessie E, 160A

Carrickle, Delash, 199

Carter, Clark, 109

Carter, William, 192

Case, Darius, 68

Case, Elisha, 74

Cashman, Jeremiah, 160A

Chamberlain, Edward, 153

Chamberlain, Hannah, 64

Chapin, William H, 225

Chatfield, Guy C, 72

Chester, Edwin, 151

Clemens, Margaret, 152

Clapp, Joan S, 222

Clark, James, 225

Clark, Judson, 132

Clark, Louisa A, 70

Cobb, Hannah, 188

Coe, James, 227

Coe, Lucius Q C, 133

Cole, David, 81

Cole, William, 145

Collins, Benjamin, 241

Collins, James, 74

Cone, Charles, 239

Cook, Saluta, 159

Cook, Uri, 75

Cooper, James S, 70

Corey, James L, 125

Cory, Wanton, 159

Couch, Bradford, 74

Coy, Remus, 210

Crabb, Jesse; 100

Crain, Nelson, 221

Crane, James, 108

Creesy, Mehitable, 228

Creller, William H, 222

Crider, Gella S, 192

Crimmins, Anna, 160A

Curtiss, James, 202

Curtiss, Timothy M, 122

Cutler, Luke H, 179

Daley, John H, 112

Daniel, Robert, 170A

Daniel, Walter, 170A

Daniels, , 170

Davis, George G, 223

Davis, Hannah, 80

Davis, Josiah, 115

Davis, Tallulah A, 170A

Dean, David, 60

Dean, Sarah, 153

DeBon, Catherine, 159

Delaware, John, 108

Dewey, Neville/Newell, 125

Dewey, Ruth, 159

Dike/Dyke, David, 105

Dorman, Annis M, 143

Dowd, Elizabeth, 233

Downing, Archie J, 192

Drake, Enoch, 11

Drake, Howard, 122

Drake, Joseph, 26

Dufner, Raymond, 145

Dufur, David, 195

Dulin, Jennie M, 170A

Dunham, John, 72

Dunn, Sara J, 41A

Durand, William, 127

Dusenbury, Susan, 41

Dutton, Lois, 91

Edwards, Janet G, 131A

Edwards, Sarah, 107

Emerson, Richard V, 148

Ewer, Abigail, 72

Eygabroad, George, 128

Farrington, Sarah, 147

Ferguson, William, 158

Findley, William Leroy, 122

Fisher, George, 57

Fitch, David, 46

Foley, Sarah A, 236

Ford, William, 238

Foster, Joel S, 219

Foster, Timothy, 66

Foust, Mary E, 107

Frazer/Frazier, Thomas, 192

Fuller, Charles W, 147

Fuller, Pitts, 116

Gage, Amos, 159

Gallup, Gardner, 50

Gardner, Robert H, 240

Garrett, Cicero J, 158

Gasler, Catharine, 233

Gates, Norton B, 212

Gay, Olive T, 158

Gaylord, Eunice, 221

Gaylord, William, 191

Gebeau, Lizzie, 200

Gemmer, Kathleen H, 170A

Gessner, Max Edwin, 131

Gilbert, William, 139

Gill, Isabelle J, 224

Gordon, Mary, 218

Gould, Isaac, 238

Gray, Raymond, 233

Gray, Samuel, 78

Green, Charles R, 201

Griffith, Julia A, 72

Griggs, Nancy, 58

Griswold, Seth P, 234

Gunn, Lewis, 146

Gunn, Moses, 188

Hale, Mary, 170A

Halfhill, Mary J, 122A

Hall, Philip, 66

Hall, Polly, 145

Hammond, Gideon, 84

Harrington, Calvin, 131A

Harrington, Emeline H, 131A

Hawthorne, Sarah, 170

Hay, Howard M, 131A

Heath, Susannah, 239

Herr, Homer Everette, 122

Hibbard, William 89

Hicks, Jonathan, 90

Hill, Rachel, 125

Hindman, Alexander, 192

Hodgson, Celeste, 90

Hoffman, Clara, 90

Holcomb, Amos B, 84

Holcomb, Ashbel, 204

Hollister, Hiram, 182

Houghton, Electa T, 223

Howard, George Austin; 148

Howd, Dorcas, 162

Howland, Esther, 131

Hoyt, Nehemiah, 64

Hubbard, Eunice, 79

Hubbard, Frederick, 199

Hubbard, Ira, 241

Hubbard, Trumbull, 104

Huggett, Ann, 159

Hughes, Mary, 180

Hull, Jesse Carroll, 122A

Hull, Lois B, 222 A

Hull, Samuel P, 213, 228

Humason, Jeremiah, 77

Huntley, Luman, 109

Hurlburt, Charles, 74

Hurlburt, Gideon, 74

Ingraham, Andrew, 162

Jackson, Arnold, 101

Jarrard, Isaac L, 131A

Johns, Aaron L, 178

Jones, Amanda, 220

Jones, Lena, 145

Joslin, , 98

Judd, Amanda, 239

Keator, Richard, 131

Kelsey, Flavia, 56

Kennedy, Edward W, 162

Kibbe, Walter, 177

Kimberly, Cyrus, 99

King, Wallace D, 64

Kingsbury, Jeremiah, 233

Kinsman, William, 191

Knaust, Herman, 131A

Knapp, Silas, 219

Kutz, Johann F, 122

Lamoreaux, Isadore L, 90

Lamphire/Landfear, Bela, 139

Lane, Anna, 131

Lane, Bertha M, 131A

Lane,Louisa J, 131

Lane, Orabelle, 131A

Langdon, Harmond P, 218

Larzelere, Claude, 159

Law, Jane C, 151

Lawrence, Pennel/Phanel, 210

Leach, Beriah, 171

Leach, Patience, 145

Lewis, Annie, 41A

Lewis, John, 79

Lewis, Nellie J, 79

Lickley, William, 239

Lickly, Arthur, 220

Lickly, John B, 220

Lickly, Sarah, 220

Lickly, William, 220

Lincoln, Henrietta, 230

Livingston, Maria, 160

Lloyd, Samuel, 100

Loomis, John, 184

Loring, William Tracy, 212

Love, Wilson, 109

Lum, Jonathan, 180

Manahan, Alice R, 122

Mann, Asaph, 88

Mansfield, John C, 231

Manwaring, Robert A, 151

Marble, Alphonzo, 203

Marsh, Hattie, 166

Marsh, Jerusha, 128

Mason, Harriet, 220

McCance, Robert C, 188

McCarroll, Mary, 237

Melvin, Asenath, 193

Miles, Caroline, 237

Miller, Harriet A, 107

Mills, Augustus, 46

Mills, Joel, 238

Mills, Lola, 72

Mills, Pluma, 225

Mills, Rebecca, 156

Minard, Helen, 151

Mitchell, Henry, 175

Moore, James, 90

Morgan, Henry/Horace, 91

Morgan, Ira, 60

Morris, Mary E, 170

Moses, Asa, 70

Mosher, Rebecca M, 131A

Murdock, Alexander, 85

Nelson, Julia A, 72

Nichols, Celeste, 185

Nichols, Trowbridge, 156

Noble, S Watson, 66

Norris, Mabel L, 222

Norton, Moses Frisbie, 73

Olson, Simon P, 145

Orcutt, Phineas C, 171

Orton, Sarah C, 99

Orvis, Arthur T, 216

Owens, Emery L, 41B

Paine, Ichabod S, 240

Palmer, Benjamin, 56

Palmer,Joel, 141

Palmer, Joseph, 167

Parker, Ira, 90

Parker, Laurence S, 223

Paulz, Anna, 122

Peck, Hiram, 223

Pelton, Isaac, 216

Peoples, John, 170

Perrin, Stephen C, 157

Phelps, Cynthia, 72

Phelps, Ella J, 222

Phelps, Naaman, 68

Phelps, Solomon, 126

Polack, Helen M, 200

Powers, Nancy A, 145

Preston, Argabus D, 73

Preston, Jonathan, 27

Pruden, Nathaniel, 120

Ramsey, Edward, 79

Randall, Phebe, 79

Ransom, John, 159

Rathbun,Rathburn, 191

Raymond, Louisa, 220

Rebhorn, Percy, 233

Regnier, Felix M, 189

Reynolds, Lockwood, 158

Risley, Samuel H, 224

Roberts, Lucy D, 197

Roberts, Lucy M, 154

Roberts, Philip, 99

Roberts, William, 131A

Robinson, Harriet, 198

Robinson, Simeon, 221

Robinson, Wilmot M, 237

Rood, John Stedman, 120

Root, Edward, 74

Rose, Benjamin, 128

Rose, James, 180

Rose, Peter, 128

Rose, William, 40,128,156

Ross, Olive, 85

Rossiter, Jonathan, 110

Rouse, Elizabeth, 189

Routley, Robert, 159

Rowell, Ruth, 128

Rugg, Cleora, 169

Sadd, Chauncey, 74

Sagendorf, Jemima Jane, 131

Sawyer, Reuben, 187

Schneider, John Nicholas, 233

Schofield/Scofield, Selah, 105

Scott, George, 221

Scott, Ithiel, 78

Scouten, Phebe, 222

Seager, Silas Hill, 125

Seymour, Amanda, 220

Shambo, Louisa, 233

Shepard, Luther, 211

Sherman, Cyrus, 193

Short, Elizabeth H, 131A

Sill, Jabez, 82

Simpson, Nancy, 192

Skinner, Daniel, 116

Slade, Lyman, 162

Slater, Albert, 123

Smart, Benjamin, 156

Smith, Amos, 243

Smith, Bessie, 170A

Smith, Donald C, 131A

Smith, Hiram G, 210

Smith, James, 220

Smith, Schuyler E, 92

Smith, William H, 70

Soule, John, 194

Spencer, Henry, 74

Spencer, Imri, 76

Sprague, Levi, 156

Stevens, Aaron, 206

Steward, Albert, 233

Stewart, Fred B, 237

Stickney, Martha A, 145

Stoughton, Ira H, 200

Stockbridge, Lyman, 133

Stockwell, Ira, 202

Stone, Nancy J, 192

Stratton, William, 175

Strong, Asahel, 28

Sturges, George R, 74

Swaills, Isabella, 64

Swan, Emery, 258

Sympson, James G, 192

Talcott, Erastus, 148

Talcott, Philenda, 148

Tarbox, Roswell, 108

Taylor, Anna, 210

Taylor, Ruth, 211

Taylor, Terence, 190

Temple, Loren, 183

Terrill, Wales, 74

Thompson, Amasa, 60

Thompson, Delos, 145

Thompson, Mary, 122

Thompson, Timothy, 60

Tinker, William, 139

Titus, Horace, 72

Towle, Sarah A, 70

Tracy, Cyrus, 102

Tryon, Eber, 176

Tuttle, Austin, 88

Twist, Sylvanus, 114

Twitchell, Arla/Arba, 82

Tyler, Noah, 57

Urban, Jeanette, 233

Vail, Nelson, 175

Vate, Dora, 160A

Vaughn, George W, 185

Voorhies, Cornelius, 170

Waddel, Sarah J, 72

Wagoner, George A, 131

Waite, Thaddeus, 83

Walker, David, 232

Ward, Harriet C, 223

Ward, Horatio N, 96

Warren, Eunice, 237

Watson, Daniel W, 92

Watts, James, 90

Welch, Caroline, 90

Welsh, , 190

Wetherford, Patsy, 41A

Whipple, Elisha, 61

White, Henry, 133

White, James, 63

White, Martia T, 79

Whiting, Erastus, 72

Whiting, Solomon E, 227

Wilbur, Hiram E, 183

Wilbur, Lyman M, 183

Wilcox, John A, 145

Wilcox, Violet, 70

Willey, Azubah, 218

Williams, George P, 239

Willis, Nancy N, 233

Wilson, Norman, 115

Wilson, Samuel, 160A

Winters, Mary A, 131A

Woodward/Woodard, Alvah, 125

Wright, David, 192

Wright, Elijah, 81

Yager, Charles H, 131A

Yount, Samuel G, 192

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3. Lt. THOMAS² BARBER (Thomas¹), b 1644

            iii SARAH³, b 1669; m 1701 Andrew ROBE/ROBIE. An Andrew ROBIE m Hartford CT 19 Nov 1691 Abigail CURTIS, and probably had

             daughters Mary, 1692, and Elizabeth, 1694.  [~ Genealogical Dictionary of New England, Savage. ~]

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6. THOMAS³ BARBER (John²), b 1674/5; m Sarah BALL, daughter of Jonathan and Susannah (WORTHINGTON) BALL. Sarah m/2 John WHITE and had Sarah, b 1717; John, b 1722; David, b 1728. [~ Ancestry.com ~]

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11. JOSEPH³ BARBER (Samuel²), b 1681?

            vii MARY⁴, b 1714/15; m Enoch DRAKE.

                        v Eunice DRAKE⁵, b 1749; m Darius SEAGER; r Simsbury CT.

                                    [~ Kara S Segalla: jpsegalla at msn.com ~]

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26. JOSEPH⁴ BARBER (Joseph³), b 1708/9

            ii ELIZABETH⁵, b 1731; m Joseph DRAKE.

                        vii Julianna DRAKE⁶, b 28 Mar 1769; d NY 1821; m/1 John DENISON; m/2 Nicholas

                           KAISER/KYSOR/KISOR. [~ Corresp: Richard D Brooks: Brooks11577 at cx.com ~]

 

            v LYDIA⁵, b 1738; m Aaron EATON, son of Samuel and Jemima (COOK/COOKE) EATON.

                   [~ rotzflo at comcast.net (Florence Rotz) ~]

             Aaron was a Revolutionary War soldier. Aaron m/2 Mrs. Abigail (ALDEN) CONVERSE, b 8 Oct 1750. The child, Joshua, of Aaron’s

             second marriage was Joshua Willis/Welles EATON.

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27. SAMUEL⁴ BARBER (Joseph), b 1710

            vi PRUDENCE⁵, b 1743; d Middlebury, Addison Co VT 2 Sep 1812; m Jonathan PRESTON, b 1746; d Middlebury 19 Aug 1809.

             [~ Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree ~]

                        Children of Prudence and Jonathan:

                        i Child PRESTON, b 1766; d 1766

                        ii Eleanor PRESTON⁶, b Harwinton CT 21 Apr 1767; m 7 Apr 1787 Jesse MANROSS; r Essex,

                        Chittenden Co VT.

 

                        iii Benham PRESTON⁶, b Harwinton 25 Sep 1770

                        iv Asa PRESTON⁶, b Middlebury VT 16 Jul 1774; m 6 Oct 1794 Abigail MALTBY; r Middlebury, Addison Co VT.

                        v Jonathan PRESTON⁶, b 1777; d Ferrisburgh, Addison Co VT; m Polly HEDDING; r Addison Co VT.

                        vi Candace PRESTON⁶, b Middlebury VT 1784 ; d 7 Mar 1804; m John HEADING.

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28. DANIEL⁴ BARBER (Joseph³), b 1719

            v MARTHA⁵, b 1752; m Asahel STRONG, Jr.

                        iv Sophia STRONG⁶, ; she probably did not marry Thomas ARTHUR. She m Chesterfield,

                         Madison Co NY 26 Apr 1809 Daniel HASCALL (his first wife). Daniel m/2 1837 Betsy GORHAM.  [~ David Haskell at

                         FTM.genealogy ~]

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35. REUBEN⁴ BARBER (John³), b 1728/9

        iii  LEVI⁵, b 1756; d 1776 in the Revolution “from drinking too much cold water”.  [Ancestry.com stories; fernmoss]

         v            JUDAH⁵, b 1760

                 i            SON⁶, b 1788  [~ Ancestry.com: stories: fernmoss ~]

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40. JOSIAH⁴ BARBER (Nathaniel³), b 1714/15

            iv ASAHEL⁵, b 1753; probably the Asahel at the Relief of Boston in 1775. Nothing further is known.  ERROR: The Asahel who

             married Jerusha ?MARSH is found at family #128, and is son of Josiah BARBER.

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41. Col. NATHANIEL⁴ BARBER (Nathaniel), b 1717

            v TIMOTHY⁵, b 1748; m Sarah HOLMES, b 1756, daughter of James and Sarah (JEWELL) HOLMES.

                        ii DAVID⁶, b 1788; probably the one who m Susan DUSENBURY, b NY.

                                    41a i ?DAVID THEODORE⁷, b NY 17 Sep 1815; m Patsy WETHERFORD.

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41A. ?DAVID THEODORE⁷ BARBER, b NY 17 Sep 1815; m Jefferson Co 25 Jan 1838 Patsy WETHERFORD, daughter of  John and Rachael (RYKER) WETHERFORD. In 1850 David was a teacher. [~ Don Barber: DOBPhilMech at aol.com ~]

            Children of David and Patsy:

            i JAMES H⁸, b about 1840; enlisted in the Union Army, Company K, 18^th IN Infantry at Vernon, Jennings Co IN (near the traditional

             family farms of later generations) 16 Aug 1861, and was killed at Black River MS 7 Jul 1863, just after the Vicksburg seige.

 

            ii BETSY JANE⁸, b about 1843

            iii JOHN W⁸, b Madison, Jefferson Co IN 2 Mar 1848; d there 15 Sep 1916; m/1 Annie M LEWIS, b 1852, d Canaan, Jefferson Co IN 25

             May 1873 m/2 23 Feb 1876 Sarah Jane DUNN, b Canaan, Jefferson Co IN 30 Nov 1846, d in Madison 10 Dec 1915, daughter of

             Thomas and Mary (McCLELLAND) DUNN; r Shelby, Jefferson Co IN.

                        Children of John and Sarah:

                        i FRED G⁹

                        ii MARY⁹

                        iii HARRY ROBERT⁹, b Canaan, Jefferson Co IN 17 Oct 1876; d Madison, Jefferson Co 19 Mar 1956; m 10 Sep 1899 Cora

                         Irene BUCHANAN, b Barbersville, Jefferson Co 2 Aug 1875, d Indianapolis 6 Jun 1959, daughter of James M and Mary E

                         (Russell) Buchanan.

                                    Children of Harry and Cora:

                                    i OPAL FERN¹⁰, b 29 Nov 1900; d 20 Sep 1902.

                          41b    ii HELEN GRACE¹⁰, b Madison IN 15 Feb 1902; m Emery OWENS.

                                    iii CLIFFORD R¹⁰, b 1904; d 1904.

                                    iv WAYNE C¹⁰, b 1905

                                    v VERLA MAE¹⁰, b 1908

                                    vi MILDRED CORINE¹⁰, b 1910

                                    vii FLORENCE VIVIAN¹⁰, b 1913

                                    viii NORMA FAY¹⁰, b 1915

 

                        iv MYRTLE⁹, b 1882; d 1912; m --- LAMBERT.

                        v JOHN DUNN⁹, b 1887; d 1921.

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41B. HELEN GRACE¹⁰ BARBER, b Madison IN 15 Feb 1902; d Indianapolis Feb 1970; m 23 Dec 1925 Emery Leonard OWENS, b Webbs Cross Roads, Russell Co KY 18 Oct 1903, d Indianapolis Jun 1971.

            Children of Helen and Emery:

            i Laverne Marjorie OWENS¹¹, b Indianapolis IN 24 Jul 1927; d Stevensville, Berrien Co MI 27 Dec 2005; m 22 May 1948 Fred Chester

             BARBER (a descendant of Moses BARBER of RI), b Detroit MI 7 Oct 1925, d Hillsdale, Hillsdale Co MI 7 Feb 1985, son of Chester V

             and Edith L (RIMMINGTON) BARBER.

                        Children of Laverne and Fred:

                        i Donald Owen BARBER¹², b Detroit 3 Mar 1950; m 8 Apr 1972 Jane Ann TUTTLE, b Chariton, Lucas Co IA 31 Jul 1949.

                                    Children of Donald and Jane:

                                    i Jodie Lynn BARBER¹³, b 1978; m --- SOUTH.

                                    ii Melanie Sue BARBER¹³, b 1979; m --- LEE.

                                    ii Sandra Lea BARBER¹², b 1951; m --- ROATH.

                                    iii Marjorie Lynn BARBER¹², b 1956; m --- VanOOSTERHOUT.

 

            ii Donna Jean OWENS¹¹, b 1940

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46. MOSES⁴ BARBER (Aaron³), b 1733

            iv ANNA⁵, baptised 1765; m Augustus MILLS; r South Windsor CT.[~ Helen S Ullmann at Ancestry.com; Corresp:Alida Reid ~]

                        Children of Anna and Augustus:

                        i Samuel MILLS⁶, b 21 Jan 1784; m Jemima FILLEY; r East Windsor CT.

                        ii Mary MILLS⁶, baptized 1 Apr 1787; d Bethel VT; m Peleg Sanford MARSH.

                        iii Sarah MILLS⁶, baptized 8 Nov 1789; m Edward GOODWIN.

                        iv Anna MILLS⁶, b 11 Nov 1792; d 9 Dec 1842.

                        v Lewis MILLS⁶, b 1795; m Celia KING; r Columbus OH.

                        vi Timothy MILLS⁶, b 13 Jan 1799; d New Orleans LA; m Mary A REINGARD of Savannah GA; r Mobile AL: had 2 daughters.

                        vii Harriet MILLS⁶, b about 1801; d 4 Sep 1882.

                        viii Baby MILLS⁶, (triplet) b 12 Mar 1804; died 14 Mar 1804.

                        ix Baby MILLS⁶, b 12 Mar 1804; died 14 Mar 1804

                        x Baby MILLS⁶, b 12 Mar 1804; died 14 Mar 1804

                        xi Jane Elizabeth MILLS⁶, b 15 Oct 1805; m Joseph Mosely NEWBERRY; r South Windsor CT.

 

            vi EUNICE⁵, b 1773; d Antwerp, VanBuren Co MI 22 Feb 1853; m Capt. David Young FITCH, who d Mattawan, VanBuren Co MI; son of

             Capt. James FITCH. [Gale M Roberts at Rootsweb Worldconnect]

                        i Eunice FITCH⁶, b 1790; m John CLEVELAND. Both d Clymer, Chautauqua Co NY.

                        iii John Moore FITCH⁶, b 1796; m/1 Rhoda ---, who d Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co OH 1834; John m/2 Lucinda P FOX or

                         ?(MARTIN).

 

                        v Henry FITCH⁶, b Lowville NY 1803; m Armenia Lavinia CONVERSE. Both d VanBuren Co MI.

                        viii Dion FITCH⁶, b Rutland, Jefferson Co NY about 1811; m Amanda ---.

                        x Lyman Augustus FITCH⁶, b Rutland, NY 1814; d Paw Paw, VanBuren Co MI; m/1 Caroline M ROBERTS, who d 1851. Lyman

                         m/2 Hannah Rolina TANNER or ?BEACON.

 

                        xi Willice O FITCH⁶, b 1818; m Martha H ---.

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50. JOHN⁵ BARBER (Jonathan⁴), b 1747

            i BETTY⁶, b 1771; m about 1790 Gardner GALLUP.

                        ii Noyes GALLUP⁷, b CT 1800/1; m Mary ---, b MA 1803/4; r North Norwich, Chenango  Co NY.

 

            vi JOHN⁶, b 1783

                        i JOHN WALTER⁷, b probably PA 1804/5, probably the one m Hester ---, b PA 1804/5; r

                           Philadelphia. This John was a shoemaker. [~ 1850 census ~]

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52. AMAZIAH⁵ BARBER (Isaac⁴), b 1740

            155 i AUGUSTUS⁶, probably not b 1760, but was baptised 24 Feb 1774; m Lois ---.

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53. SETH⁵ BARBER (Isaac⁴), b 1742

            iii JOHN⁶, b 20 Aug 1772; m Margaret BROMLEY.            [~ Carol Brumley at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

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55. EPHRAIM⁵ BARBER (Isaac), b 1753

            iv HANNAH⁶, b 1785; m Lyman ATWATER.

                        ii Josiah Wolcott ATWATER⁷, b MA 1814; m/2 Chora/Clara CASE, b CT 1809/10; r Barkhamsted CT. Josiah farmed. [~ 1850

                            census: Barkhamsted ~]

 

                        iii Laura ATWATER⁷, b CT 1811/12; m Eli BARNES, b CT 1809/10; farmed in Winchester, Litchfield Co CT. [~ 1860 census:

                            Winchester ~]

 

                        iv Lucina ATWATER⁷, b CT 1820/1; m Martin RUST, b CT 1814/5; farmed in Barkhamsted CT.

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56. THOMAS⁵ BARBER (Thomas⁴), b 1728

            iv MARTHA⁶, b 1760; m Benjamin PALMER.

                        vii Titus PALMER⁷, b CT 1799; m Polly ---, b NY 1805/6; farmed in St Clair, St Clair Co MI.  [~ 1850 census: St Clair ~]

 

            xi RHODA⁶, bp 13 Feb 1780; m Lemuel BROOKS.

                        Child of Rhoda and Lemuel: [~ Raymond T Wing at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        i Mary A BROOKS, b Montpelier VT 09 Jun 1800; d Hamburg, Fremont Co IA 3 Mar 1882; m Algernon Sidney WING.

 

            xii ERASTUS⁶, b 1783; m Flavia KELSEY.

                        i SON⁷, b 1815-20. [~ 1820 census: Windsor CT.

                        ii ERASTUS ASA⁷, bp 1822; an Erastus A BARBER, b CT is in the 1850 census of Mamaroneck, Westchester Co NY, age ?37,

                            with wife Hannah ---, b CT 1820/1, and daughter HARRIET⁸, b CT, age 4 in 1850. Erastus was a Hotel Keeper.

                            [~ census ~]

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57. DANIEL⁵ BARBER (Thomas⁴), b 1732/3

            x SARAH⁶, b 1775; m George FISHER.

                        i Lucius George FISHER⁷; b VT 1808/9; m Caroline FIELD; r Beloit WI in 1850. He was a merchant, with a son and a

                           daughter, ages 6 and 2. His wife was not present. In 1860 his wife was Rachel C ---, b MA 1802/3 [~ 1850,60 census;

                           George Larson II at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

 

            xi ABIGAIL⁶, b 1778; m Noah TYLER.

                        viii Calvin Ignatius TYLER⁷, b 1816; m Sarah McCARTNEY, b CT 1827/8; farmed in Elgin, Kane Co IL in 1850. [~ census ~]

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58. "Judge" ELISHA⁵ BARBER (Thomas⁴), b 1742

            v PHILO⁶, b 1771; m ---, b 1780-1784. [~ census ~]

                        ii ?ALFRED E⁷, b VT 1811/2; m Louisa/Laura A ---, b VT 1812/3; r Russell and Pierrepont, St Lawrence Co NY. Alfred is listed

                            as a cooper, and as a farmer. They lived next to Joseph and Sylvia COLWELL in 1850. Also with them was Selena

                            BARBER, age 19. [~ 1860 census:Pierrepont, 1850,70 census:Russell ~]

                                    Children of Alfred and Louisa, born in NY:

                                    i MYRON J⁸, b 1838/9; m Elvira ---, b NY 1842/3; r Pierrepont in 1880. [~ census ~]

                                                Children of Myron and Elvira:

                                                i BURTON S⁹, b NY Jun 1869; m 1891/2 Bertha ---, b NY Sep 1874; r

                                                 Russell in 1900, and in Canton 1910. Burton was a farmer.  [~ 1900,10 census ~]

                                                            Children of Burton and Bertha, born in NY:

                                                            i GLENN E¹⁰, b Jul 1894

                                                            ii LULU M¹⁰, b Apr 1900; d before 1910 (not in census)

                                                            iii MARION S¹⁰, b 1901/2

                                                            iv HAROLD M¹⁰, b 1905/6

 

                                                ii ARTHUR⁹, b NY 1878; m Ada GULLEY, daughter of Jane E

                                                   (BARBER) and McKenzie GULLEY. (see family #448). They had no

                                                   children by 1920 in Canton, St Lawrence Co NY. Arthur ran a shoe

                                                   repair shop. [~ 1920,30census ~]

 

                                    ii GEORGE U⁸, b 1841/2

                                    iii WILLIAM J⁸, b 1843; in Oswegatchie, St. Lawrence Co NY in 1870, a store clerk. [~ 1870 census ~]

                                    iv TRUMAN A⁸, b 1845/6

                                    v LAURA HARRIET⁸, b 1849; school teacher in 1870 Russell.

 

                        iv 1840 census shows probably 3 daughters⁷ b 1811-1820; 1 dau.⁷ b 1821-25; 1 dau.⁷ b 1826-30.

 

            vi CONWAY⁶, b 1773; m Elizabeth ---. No children show in the Fairfield census of 1820 or 1830. Polly G BARBER, b VT 1808/9 lived

                with them in 1850.

 

            vii NORMAN⁶, b 177?; d Fairfield 1815; m ---.

                        i ?TRUMAN A⁷, b 179?; d Alburg VT 1828; m there 29 Sep 1816 Nancy ---, b Noyan QB; r Fairfield in 1836; Norman was

                            named Truman’s guardian in 1807. Nancy m/2 2 Jan 1831 Jared GRIGGS.

                             [~ from website:www.coftcom.net/users/verdoorn/genealogy/fam08859.htm ~]

 

NORMAN BARBER, the son of Elisha’s son Horace was born 25 Nov 1822.  He is found in the censuses of 1850 and 1860 in Fairfield, living with his wife Mary and father Horace in 1850.  He died in Fairfield VT 5 Feb 1869 and his death record lists him as the son of Horace.  

A different Norman BARBER, b VT 1823/4, possibly son or grandson of Norman (b 177?, son of Elisha) is described here with his family (Note that Norman b 1823/4 has a son Truman, like the Norman of 177?):

                        NORMAN, b VT 1823/4; m Manitowoc, Manitowoc Co WI 26 Jul 1850 Charlotte Ann SHELDON, b WI 1825/6; r in DePere,

                         Brown Co WI in 1870, and in Green Bay WI in 1880.  Norman was a horse dealer.   [~ census; Ancestry.com family trees:

                         Kimfoley86 ~]

                                    Children of Norman and Charlotte, born in Wisconsin:

                              i            ANDREW B, b 1849/50; m Mary ----, b IL 1849/50; r WI and Chicago IL.  Andrew was a sailor in 1870 and 1880.

                                                Child of Andrew and Mary:

                                         i            CHARLES A, b WI Jul 1873; m 1897/8 Lillian ---, b NY Oct 1879; r Chicago IL in 1900.

                                                            Child of Charles and Lillian:

                                                      i           MERLIN A, b IL May 1900

 

                             ii            CORNELIA, b Two Rivers, Manitowoc Co WI 19 Feb 1853; d Duluth MN 19 Apr 1930; m Merrit E ROBERTS, b

                                     Malone NY 1832, d Marinette WI 21 Sep 1896.                     

                                                Children of Cornelia and Merrit, born in Wisconsin:

                                          i            Minnie May ROBERTS, b Jun 1874; m Edward THOMPSON; r WI.

                                         ii            Charlotte Fern ROBERTS, b Marinette WI 23 Sep 1878; m William Rendor Alva BREWER.

                                        iii            Calla Edna ROBERTS, b 1881; m --- BROWN.

                                        iv            Merritt Edwin ROBERTS, b 23 Sep 1883; m Lewiston ME Alice Maude CALLAGHAN; r Campbell KY.

 

                             iii          SARAH, b 1855

                             iv            NORMAN, b Jan 1858; d 18 Aug 1922; m Marinette WI 9 Jun 1888 Mary Louise WILLARD, b Depere, Brown Co

                                     WI 8 Jan 1867 (parents b France), d Green Bay WI 10 Sep 1907; r Green Bay in 1900, where Norman was a

                                     janitor.   Apparently Mary Louise had son William prior to her marriage to Norman, since he is listed as a

                                     step-son of Norman.   [~ 1900 census ~]

                                                Child of Mary:

                                         i            WILLIAM, b MI Aug 1884

 

                                                Children of Norman and Mary:

                                        ii            DAVID, b WI Jun 1889

                                        iii            LOUISE, b WI May 1890

                                        iv            TRUMAN, b MN May 1892

                                        v            CLARA, b MN Aug 1894

                                       vi            LENA, b MN Dec 1897

                                       vii            GRACE, b WI Dec 1899

                                      viii            MABEL, b 1901

 

                              v          NANCY, b 1860

                             vi            TRUMAN, b 30 Nov 1862

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60. JOSEPH⁵ BARBER (Samuel), b 1744

            i MARY⁶, b 1768; m Ira MORGAN.

                        i Joseph B MORGAN⁷, b 1804; m/2 Mariah BLAISDELL, b VT 1819/20; r Cambridge, Lamoille Co VT. Farmer.

                            [~ 1850 census ~]

 

                        ii Hiram A MORGAN⁷, b VT 1808/9; m Sarah J ---, b VT 1810/1; r Cambridge, Lamoille  Co VT. Farmed. [~ 1850 census ~]

                        iii William S MORGAN⁷, b VT 1817/8; m Margaret J ---, b VT 1810/1; r Cambridge.  Farmer. [~ 1850 census ~]

                        iv Charlotte MORGAN⁷, ; probably died before 1850; m Charles A MELENDY, b VT 1816/7; r Cambridge. Farmed. Charles m/2

                             Eliza ---, b VT 1822/3. [~ 1850 census ~]

 

            vi SARAH⁶, b 1784; m Amasa THOMPSON [~ 1850 census: Pownal ~]

                        i Joseph THOMPSON⁷, b VT 1802/3; m Polly WELCH, b VT 1799/1800; r Pownal,  Bennington Co VT. Farmer.

                        iii Phebe THOMPSON⁷, b VT 1 Apr 1808; m Homer Orton MERCHANT; r Pownal. [~ Liz Garrity at Rootsweb Worldcom ~]

                        iv Barber THOMPSON⁷, b VT 1811/2; m Sarah A BROWN, b MA 1816/7; r Pownal.  Farmed.

 

            ix TRYPHENA⁶, b VT 1787/8; m Timothy THOMPSON [~ 1850, 1860 census: Cambridge ~]

                        ii Amasa THOMPSON⁷, b VT 1808/9; m Mary ---, b VT 1803/4; r Cambridge, Lamoille Co VT. Farmer.

                        iii Orsamus THOMPSON⁷, b VT 1815/6; m Mary J ---, b VT 1823/4; r Cambridge.  Farmed.

                        iv Clark D THOMPSON⁷, b VT 1818/9; m Silena ---, b VT 1820/1; r Cambridge. Farmer.

                        v Judson THOMPSON⁷, b VT 1824/5; m Lucy ---, b VT 1826/7; r Cambridge. Farmed.

                        vi Timothy THOMPSON⁷, b VT 1828/9; m Ruth BUSHNELL, b VT 1827/8; r Cambridge.  Farmer.

 

            xiv RACHEL⁶, b ---; d 8 Sep 1840; m Dec 1817 David DEAN, b Swansea MA 16 Feb 1794, d 16 Jun 1873, son of Asa and Else

                  (MASON) DEAN.

                        iv Mary Ann DEAN⁷, b 1824; m Daniel Cole RICHMOND; r Adams, MA.

                        v Joseph DEAN⁷, b MA 1827/8; m Harriet ---, b MA 1823/4; r Adams, Berkshire Co MA. Joseph was a teamster.

                            [~ 1860 census ~]

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61. DAVID⁵ BARBER (Samuel⁴), b 1746

            ii TRYPHENE⁶, b 1773; d 1802; m Elisha WHIPPLE, b No. Providence RI 14 Jun 1770, son of Benjamin and Deborah (SMITH)

                WHIPPLE. [~ Joan Olsson at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

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62. ELIJAH⁵ BARBER (Samuel⁴), b 1748.    He was a private in the Revolution, in 4^th company, 8^th regiment.   His father sold him some of his land, where Elijah then built a house, now to be found at 59 Barbourtown Road, Canton.  This was home to 6 generations of the family until 1919.

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63. EZEKIEL⁵ BARBER (Samuel⁴), b 1750

            ii LURANCY⁶ (Luraney), b 7 Oct 1783; m James WHITE.

             James built White’s Fort at St Charles, St Charles Co MO near the O’Fallen area.

              [~ Corresp: Roberta Lefler:Rlefler637 at aol.com ~]

                        ii Nancy WHITE⁷, b 11 Feb 1805; d 1859; buried at Commerce, Hancock Co IL; m Thomas F WALKER IV.

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64. JOEL⁵ BARBER (Samuel⁴), b 1757 [~ Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree ~]

            194 ii ALLEN⁶, b CT 4 May 1778; m Catherine CAMPBELL, daughter of James and Abigail CAMPBELL.

            iii LOIS⁶, b CT 15 Nov 1780; m Nehemiah HOYT, b CT 1869/70; r Fairfield, Franklin Co VT 1850. Lois lived with her nephew Joel Allen

                 BARBER in Lancaster in 1870. [~ 1850,1870 census ~]

 

            v SOLON⁶, ; ?m Hannah CHAMBERLAIN.

                        vi SOLON⁷, b Canada 1834/5; m Almira ---, b NY 1833/4; r NY and Bridge Creek, Eau Claire Co WI. Solon was a farmer.

                            [~ 1870, 1880 census: Bridge Creek ~]

                                    Children of Solon and Almira:

                                    i J E⁸ (girl), b NY 1859/60

                                    ii ELLA A⁸, b NY 1863/4

                                    iii EMMA⁸, b WI 1865/6

                                    iv GEORGE⁸, b WI 1867/8

                                    v GIRL⁸, b WI Apr/May 1870; died young.

                                    vi CHARLES C⁸, b WI 1876/7; m Edith O ---, b WI 1887/8; r Augusta, Eau Claire Co WI.  Charles did masonry work.

                                         [~ 1920 census: Augusta ~]

                                                Children of Charles and Edith, all born in WI:

                                                i BERNARD T⁸, b 1907/8

                                                ii FRANCIS W⁸, b 1911/2

                                                iii HAROLD W⁸, b Feb/Mar 1917

                                                iv ALICE J⁸, b Feb/Mar 1918

 

            vi NUMA⁶, b about 1802; d St Remi 1 Sep 1892; m Isabella SWAILLS, b Sandhutton, Yorkshire England 12 Jul 1812; d St Remi QB 24

                Jun 1882, daughter of John and Isabelle (PRESTON) SWAILLS; r St Remi.

               Isabella emigrated from England in 1821. Numa was a farmer. [~ Corresp: Jean Barber: t32j25 at hotmail.com; 19^th century

                Chateauguay Valley Protestant Church Register, Southwestern QB,Huntingdon County and the Seignories of Beauharnois and

                Chateauguay; Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Numa:

                        i JAMES⁷, b QB about 1833; m Phinas ---, b QB about 1836.

                                    Children of James and Phinas:

                                    i GILES⁸, b about 1867

                                    ii MARY⁸, b about 1873

                                    iii LOIS⁸, b about 1879

 

                        ii SARAH ISABELLA⁷, b St Remi 16 Mar 1837; d Brandon VT 25 Jan 1889; m Chateauguay, Franklin Co NY Jul 1865 Wallace D

                            KING; b QB 1839; d Brandon 11 Nov 1912.

                                    Children of Sarah and Wallace:

                                    i Isabella Barber KING⁸, b St Remi 4 Feb 1872; d New London CT; m Frederick H WHITCOMB.

                                    ii Numa KING⁸, b Pittsford VT 1 Aug 1874

                                    iii William G KING⁸, b VT 17 Sep 1877; m Grace FULLER.

 

                        iii ?REUBEN⁷, ; m Henrietta ---; r Edwardstown, Beauharnois Co. Reuben named his son

                              Solon after his father’s brother. Reuben was a shoemaker and/or a miller.

                                    Children of Reuben and Henrietta:

                                    i SOLON⁸, b 1844

                                    ii THOMAS⁸, b 1846

 

                        iv ISAAC⁷, b about 1836; d St Clothilde QB 4 May 1909; m Dinah BEAN/BAIN, b QB about 1836, d St Remi 10 Jun 1894; r St

                            Remi QB. Isaac named sons Giles Addison and Joel Allan after his father’s brothers. Isaac was a farmer.

                                    Children of Isaac and Dinah, born at St Remi:

                                    i JOEL ALLAN⁸, b 14 Jan 1858; d 8 Apr 1877.

                                    ii JOHN SWAILLS⁸, b 1 Dec 1860; d 5 Mar 1880.

                                    iii NEEMA/NUMA THOMAS⁸, b 30 Oct 1863; d 28 Jun 1877.

                                    iv GILES ADDISON⁸, b 23 Mar 1867; m/1 Julia Arabella BEAN, b about 1867; d St Remi 15 May 1895; m/2 Eudoxie

                                         BUTEAU, b about 1866; r St Remi. Giles was a farmer.

                                                Children of Giles and Julia:

                                                i GILES ADDISON⁹, b 23 Jun 1888; m.

                                                ii AMHERST WILLOBY⁹, b 1 Apr 1891; d Apr 1891.

                                                iii MARY COUSINS⁹, b 3 Jun 1892

                                                iv SARAH STEVENSON⁹, b 24 Apr 1895

                                                Children of Giles and Eudoxie:

                                                v HENRY ALBERT⁹, b 22 Nov 1897; d 21 Jun 1898.

                                                vi ALBERT⁹, b Apr 1902; d 26 Mar 1912.

 

                                    v ISAAC PENKIS⁸, b 25 Jan 1870; d 6 Apr 1876.

                                    vi MARY COUSINS⁸, b 21 Mar 1873; d 24 Jun 1889.

                                    vii WILLIAM WALLACE⁸, b 21 Mar 1873; (twin); d 26 Aug 1873.

                                    viii LOIS ELIZABETH⁸, b 9 Jan 1879

                                    ix JOHN⁸, b 1880

 

                        v ELIZABETH⁷, b 1842

                        vi ?LOIS ELIZABETH⁷, b St Remi 3 Jun 1850

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65. ASAHEL⁵ BARBER (Samuel⁴), b 1763

            i ASENATH⁶, b 6 May 1798; m 11 Jun 1818 John BRESEE. [~ Ann Gold at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

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66. JESSE⁵ BARBER (Samuel⁴), b 1766

            iii HEPZIBAH⁶, b 1790; m Timothy FOSTER.

                        i George W FOSTER⁷, b VT 1818; m Katherine A SHIPPEN, b VT 1822/3; r Swanton, Franklin

                         Co V in 1860. Farmed. [~ 1860 census ~]

 

                        ii Lucia M FOSTER⁷, b VT 1821; m Hiram ROBERTS, b VT 1814/5; r Brandon. [~ 1860 census ~]

                        v Eunice FOSTER⁷, b VT 1825; m Moses CATLIN, b VT 1816/7.

                        vii Dudley H FOSTER⁷, b VT 1832; m Fanny BEALS, b VT 1840/1. In 1870 Fanny, (probably

                         Dudley’s wife) lived with 2 small children in Swanton VT. [~ 1870 census ~]

 

            iv ACHSAH⁶, b 1793; m Philip HALL.

                        ii Mary Ann HALL⁷, b VT 1813; m Amasa FARNHAM, b CT 1805/6. Farmed in Granby,

                         Hartford Co CT in 1850. [~ 1850 census ~]

 

                        iii Jesse P HALL⁷, b VT 1818; m Sophronia WORDEN, b NY 1826/7.

 

            vii LAURA⁶, b 1800; m Silas/Sylvester Watson NOBLE.

                        i Silas NOBLE⁷, b VT 1821; m Matilda KENDALL, b VT 1819/20.  [~ 1850 census:Berkshire,

                         Franklin Co VT ~]

 

                        ii Chester W NOBLE⁷, b VT 1823; m Sabrina TAYLOR, b Canada 1826/7. [~ 1850 census ~]

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67. GILES⁵ BARBER (Samuel⁴), b 1769

            v MARY⁶, b 1803; m Noah Russell Lyman BRISTOL. [~ Caroline Bristol: Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        i Volney R BRISTOL⁷, b 1829; m Margaret ---; had a daughter Georgeana.

 

            ix LUCIAN BARBOUR⁶, b 1811; m Alice Thomas BARBEE, b KY 1821/2

                        i MARY G⁷, ; m --- JACKSON; Mary JACKSON lived with her parents and no husband in 1870

                          Indianapolis. [~ census ~]

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68. JACOB⁵ BARBER (Thomas⁴), b 1738

            viii CANDACE⁶, b 1779; m Naaman PHELPS; r Ridgeville, Lorain Co OH. 1830 census shows 1 boy b

             1810-1815; 1 girl b 180?, and 1 girl b 1815-1820. In 1850 Candace lived in Brownhelm, Lorain Co OH

             with Royal C and Polly (---) PERRY. [~ 1830, 1850 census: OH ~]

 

            x DELIVERANCE⁶, b 1784; m Darius CASE; r Sheldon VT in 1830. In 1850 “Delia” was in Cambridge

                VT with Laura and sons Addison and Anson. [~ 1830 census: Sheldon; 1850, 1860, 1870 census:

                Cambridge ~]

                        ii Laura CASE⁷, b VT 1810/1; unmarried, in Cambridge VT 1850.

                        iii Jerome Bonapart CASE⁷, b VT 1816; m Elinor H ---, b England 1815/6; r Fletcher VT.

                          [~ 1850 census: Fletcher ~]

 

                        iv Anson CASE⁷, b VT 1817; m 185? Lucy E ---, b VT 1832/3; he was a farmer in Cambridge.

                        v Romeo Hays CASE⁷, b VT 1821; m Jane ---, b VT 1825/6; farmed in Cambridge.

                        vi Addison B CASE⁷, b VT 1826; m Eliza ---, b VT 1836/7; farmed in Cambridge.

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70. AZARIAH⁵ BARBER (Thomas), b 1749/50

            v ELAM⁶, b 1785; m Violet WILCOX. [John Brown at Rootsweb Worldconnect ]

                        Children of Elam and Violet, born in Franklin Co OH:

                        i JEROME⁷, b 16 Aug 1819; d LeRoy, McLean Co IL 18 Mar 1894; m Franklin Co OH 14 Apr

                         1843 Sarah A TOLLE, b Franklin Co 12 Nov 1820, d LeRoy 9 Dec 1908, daughter of Alpheus

                         and Hannah (McGOWEN) TOLLE.

                                    Children of Jerome and Sarah:

                                    i MARY ESTELLE⁸, b Columbus, Franklin Co OH 29 Mar 1846; d Danville IL 13 Mar

                                    1911; m McLean Co 15 Jan 1880 James Stanley COOPER, b Pulaski Co KY 9 Aug

                                    1834, d Macon Co IL 28 Aug 1901, son of Levi and Lucy Nancy (JONES) COOPER.

                                    James m/1 1854 Margaret LITTLE and had William Thomas Jefferson, Nancy A, J,

                                    Louisa I and John H COOPER, all born in Macoupin Co IL; he m/2 1867 Matilda Ann

                                    RAINEY and had Ida May, Margaret Abagail and Ada Alice COOPER, all born in

                                    Macon Co IL. [~ Marshall Cooper at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                                                Children of Mary Estelle and James:

                                                i Zoe Inez COOPER⁹, b Macon Co IL 27 Oct 1880; d 14 Oct 1881.

                                                ii James S COOPER⁹, b Macon Co 13 Dec 1881; d 1908; m Ida M ---; r IL.

                                                iii Sarah L COOPER⁹, b IL 13 Sep 1883

                                                iv David H COOPER⁹, b IL 26 Sep 1885; m Ida ---; r IL.

                                                v Oka Leora COOPER⁹, b Argenta, Macon Co 15 Apr 1887; d Chicago IL;

                                                  m Roy Nelson JOHNSON; d Memphis TN.

 

                                    ii HANNAH VIOLET⁸, b Jacksonville, Morgan Co IL about 1852; d Bloomington,

                                        McLean Co IL 28 Jun 1894; m McLean Co IL 11 Sep 1873 William Henry SMITH, b Athens Co OH about 1852; r

                                        Bloomington IL.

                                                Children of Hannah and William:

                                                i George C SMITH⁹, b IL about 1874; d Alton OH; m McLean Co IL    

                                                  Theresa Anna JOESTING.

 

                                                ii Olive Isabelle SMITH⁹, b Bloomington 17 Dec 1881; m Charles Robert

                                                  PHILLIPS; r AR, and Indianapolis IN.

 

                                                iii Estella SMITH⁹, b Bloomington 17 Dec 1881; m --- ROLAND; r MI, CA.

                                                iv Pearl SMITH⁹, b IL about 1886; m Walter FORD.

                                                v Elizabeth/Bessie R SMITH⁹, b IL Sep 1888; m Cass Co IL Reuben H

                                                  ZELLHOEFER; r IL.

 

                                    iii HENRY P⁸, b Jacksonville 22 Aug 1857; d LeRoy 11 Feb 1925; m Columbus OH

                                      Estelle LEGG, b 8 Apr 1855; d LeRoy 31 May 1900. In 1900 Henry lived with his

                                      mother Sarah in Leroy, without children. At that time he was a plasterer.   [~ census ~]

 

                        ii WILLIAM⁷, b about 1827

                        iii ELAM⁷, b Sep 1829; d after 1900 Springfield IL; m Morgan Co IL 26 Jul 1852 Louisa/Lucia Ann CLARK, b OH Feb 1836.

                          Elam was a teamster in Springfield, 1870, and a laborer in 1880.   [~ census ~]

                                    Children of Elam and Louisa, all born in IL: (in 1900 Lucia had had 6 children, 3 living)

                                    i MERRETT J⁸, b about 1854; probably m ---, and had:

                                                i GRACE M B⁹, b IL Oct 1877. Grace lived with her grandparents in1900.

 

                                    ii ELAM EDGAR⁸, b 1865/6

                                    iii ELLA⁸, b 1871/2

 

            viii ALMIRA⁶, b 1793; m Asa MOSES. Almira was alive in Washington, Portage Co OH in 1860, so the death date in the book is

                incorrect. [~ 1860, 1870, 1880 census: Washington ~]

                                    iii Lauren Newton MOSES⁷, b CT 1822; m ---; r Windham, Portage Co OH. Had children. [~ 1870 census ~]

                                    v Hector MOSES⁷, b CT 1828; m Mary Ann ---, b PA 1834/5; r Washington, Hardin Co OH.

                                    vi Harvey MOSES⁷, b 1830; m Jane, b OH 1832/3; r Washington.

                                    vii Henry MOSES⁷, b CT 1832; m Harriet ---, b OH 1835/6; r Washington, with mother Almira.

                                    viii Francis Hiram MOSES⁷, b OH 1835; m Clara REAM; r Washington, Hardin Co OH. Probably the one in 1870 in

                                       Boston, Ionia Co MI. (Francis H and Clarrisa) .

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71. MICHAEL⁵ BARBER (Thomas), b 1754

            iv AZUBAH⁶, b 1785; m Stephen Harris ATWATER.

                        i James ATWATER⁷, b 1824/5; m Mary Grace STEWART, b CT 1827/8; r Canton in 1860, a farmer, with 1 son. In 1870 a

                           James Atwater was a dry goods merchant in Brooklyn NY with wife Christina ---, b 1829/30, and no children. [~ 1860,70

                           census; Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

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72. JOB⁵ BARBER (Thomas⁴), b 1756; m Lola MILLS.

         ii            SOLOMON⁶, b before 1786; m/2 1807 Cynthia PHELPS.

                        iii ?ABIGAIL MINERVA⁷, b NY 1812; d 1890; m Nov 1831 Guy Carleton CHATFIELD, b Marcellus, Cayuga CoNY 23 Jul 1805,

                           son of William C and Susannah Laura? (COY) CHATFIELD. Guy d 1886. [~ Laurel Clayson: Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                                    Children of Abigail and Guy, born in Sharon, Medina Co OH:

                                    i Coy B CHATFIELD⁸, b 19 Mar 1834

                                    ii Mahlon CHATFIELD⁸, b 27 Mar 1837

                                    iii Ellen B CHATFIELD⁸, b 16 Nov 1840; m Christopher C COTTINGHAM, b England; r Medina Co OH.

                                    iv Elmer B CHATFIELD⁸, b 26 Aug 1843; m Orinda A BRIGGS; r Medina Co OH.

                                    v Orson K CHATFIELD⁸, b 16 Jan 1847; m Flora A SCHOONOVER; r Sharon OH.

                                    vi Guy Carleton CHATFIELD⁸, b 1849

 

            iv HARVEY⁶, b 1790; d Phelps, Ontario Co NY about 1864; m Abigail EWER, b Lee, Berkshire Co MA 1791; d Phelps 21 May 1843,

              daughter of Paul and Mercy (CROCKER) EWER. [~ Steve Riddle at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        i JOHN EWER⁷, b NY 1818/9, d Naples, Ontario Co 1896; m/1 Julia A NELSON, who died in Phelps in 1873; he m/2 Sarah J

                          WADDEL, b NY 1844/5, d Phelps 1916. John farmed in Phelps in 1850, was a “merchant” in Naples, Ontario Co in 1860, and

                          grew Grapes after that in Naples. Julia is listed as “blind” in 1870. [~ census ~]

                                    Child of John and Julia:

                                    i ADELINE D⁸, b 1844/5

 

                                    Children of John and Sarah:

                                    ii JOHN HARVEY⁸, b 1874/5; d Phelps 1930.

                                    iii JAMES I⁸, b 1877/8

 

                        ii JAMES⁷, b 1828; m 1853/4 Julia A GRIFFITH, b NY 1826, d Phelps 1919; farmed in Phelps, Ontario Co NY. Julia had only 1

                           child, who died before 1900, according to the census. [~ census ~]

                                    Children of James and Julia:

                                    i LIZZIE⁸, b 1856; d Phelps 1866.

                                    ii ?CLARA⁸, b 1875; d 1915; m H Eugene GRIFFITH, b 1863, d 1938. Clara is

                                       possibly a relative other than daughter.

 

                        iii HARRIET⁷, b NY 1834/5

                        iv GEORGE⁷, ; m ---.

                                    Child of George:

                                    i FRANK J⁸

 

                        v MARY JANE⁷, ; m Horace H TITUS.

                                    Children of Mary Jane and Horace:

                                    i Addie TITUS⁸

                                    ii Carrie TITUS⁸

 

            vi LUNA⁶, b about 1792; d Muscatine Co IA 18 Oct 1875; m NY Harvey ADAMS, b NY 29 Oct 1783, d Muscatine Co 8 Nov 1872. They

             settled in Pike Co OH in 1811.  After a few years they moved to Scioto Co OH, and in 1848 to Muscatine Co IA.  [~ Ancestry.com

             Stories: lynno151 ~]

                            i  Elizabeth ADAMS⁷,   ; m David STEWART.

                        ii Emily ADAMS⁷,   ; m J P HITCHCOCK.

                        iii Lola ADAMS⁷,   ; m T J LOYDE.

                        iv Calvin ADAMS⁷, b Pike Co OH 5 Dec 1827; m Letitia Burris MOORE; r Lake, Muscatine Co IA.

 

            viii DELILAH⁶, b 1796/7; m Erastus WHITING; he m/2 Roxanna/Rosana ?COWLES, b CT 1893/4; Rosana lived in 1850 with Dr.

              Alexander H COWLES and his family in Marcellus, Onondaga Co NY.  [~ 1850, 1870 census: Marcellus ~]

                        iii Emily Augusta WHITING⁷, b 1824; m Isaac R PLATT; r Marcellus.

                        v Myron Mills WHITING⁷, b 1827/8; m Cornelia ---, b NY 1833/4; r Marcellus.

                        vi Luna Elizabeth WHITING⁷, b 1831/2; m Daniel PLATT, b CT 1811/2; r Skaneateles, Onondaga Co NY. [~ 1870 census:

                           Skaneateles ~]

 

            Another possible daughter of Job: [Laurie Dunham: lakeshore32 at odyssey.net; her website:

              http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~teeterkinmy/index.html]

            ?WEALTHY⁶, b 1780; d 1843; m John DUNHAM, b CT about 1780, d 1851, son of Jonathan DUNHAM. Family records show Wealthy’s

              mother as a MILLS. John came from Amenia, Dutchess Co NY to Barker, Broome Co NY in about 1832, and later lived in Marcellus,            Onondaga Co NY. This does not fit with the fact that Job Barber’s family lived in Marcellus starting in about 1804, and came there from

              Hartland CT.        [~ Joy Kimsey: Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Wealthy and John:

                        i Laura DUNHAM⁷, b 1804; m Schyler HOLLAND; 12 children.

                        ii George DUNHAM⁷, b 1808; m Esther BENNETT; buried Broome Co NY; 9 children.

                        iii Abner DUNHAM⁷, b 1809; m Oretta CLARK; went to Grand Rapids MI.

                        iv Albert DUNHAM⁷, b 1810; m Lydia LAMB; 9 children.

                        v Nelson DUNHAM⁷, b 1812; m Nancy GAYLORD; r Glen Castle NY.

                        vi Amanda DUNHAM⁷, b 1813; m Hiram FOOTE; no children.

                        vii Hiram DUNHAM⁷, b 1814; m Lucy ELDRIDGE; 2 children.

                        viii John DUNHAM⁷, b 1817; m/1 Mary Ann FLINT; m/2 Amy ADAMS; 2 or 5 children.

                        ix Lewis DUNHAM⁷, b 1820; m Lydia FULLER; 4 children.

                        x Celia/Sila DUNHAM⁷, ; m John SATCHWELL.

                        xi Wealthy DUNHAM⁷, b 1823; m Orin HARRIS; went to PA.

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73. BILDAD⁵ BARBER (Jonathan⁴), b 1745

            i TRUEMAN⁶, b 1769; d 1827. [Angel Stonecypher at Rootsweb Worldconnect]

                        i LAURA⁷, b 1796; d 1869; m 1821 Argabus Drake PRESTON, b 1795, d 1859.

                                    i Truman Welles PRESTON⁸, b 1825; m Mary Etta BRONG.

 

            iv PERCY⁶, b 1777; m Moses Frisbie NORTON. [~ 1850 census: Eaton Rapids; Jerise Newton: jerise@cwnet.com ~]

                        iv Bird NORTON⁷, b 1805/6; m Augusta ---; r Eaton Rapids, Eaton Co MI.

                        v Philo NORTON⁷, b 1804/5; m Nancy ---; r Eaton Rapids.

                        vi Amanda NORTON⁷, b 1809/10; m/1 A NEWTON; m/2 Nathaniel WILLIAMS; r Little Meadows, Susquehanna Co PA.

                        vii Theda NORTON⁷, b 1812; r Eaton Rapids.

                        viii Esther NORTON⁷, b 1815; m Royal PULSIFER; r Owego, Tioga Co NY. [~ 1850 census ~]

                        ix Erastus NORTON⁷, b about 1817

                        x Major Percis/Percy L NORTON⁷, b 1821; m Sarah THAYER; r Eaton Rapids.

 

       vii  LOIS, b 20 Jun 1784; d 24 Aug 1849; m Ebenezer BIRD; r Victory, NY. [~ Allen Rauner: Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        i Lucy BIRD⁷

                        ii Mary BIRD⁷, b 31 Aug 1816; d 27 Mar 1879.

                        iii Daniel BIRD⁷

                        iv Ebenezer Mortimer BIRD⁷, b Victory NY; d Iowa Falls IA; m/1 Cynthia Barney HOPKINS; m/2 1846 Eliza BARNEY.

                        v Newton BIRD⁷

                        vi Anna BIRD⁷

                        vii Sylvia BIRD⁷; m --- CROWLEY.

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74. JOHN⁵ BARBER (John⁴), b 1749

            iii RHODA⁶, b 1777; m Gideon HURLBURT.

                        ii Gurdon Trumbull HURLBURT⁷, b CT 1801/2; m Caroline ---; r Pleasant, Wabash Co IN.

                        iii Chauncey Butler HURLBURT⁷, b CT 1803/4; m Gratia ---; r Seward, Kosciusko Co IN.

                        iv Talcott Ledyard HURLBURT⁷, b CT 1808/9; m Sarah Ann ---; r Perry, Miami Co IN.

                          [~ 1850, 1860 census: Indiana ~]

 

            iv CYNTHIA⁶, b 1779; m Chauncey SADD.

                        iv Corinne Gilmore SADD⁷, b 1810; m Joseph SADD; r Rochester, Fulton Co IN. [~ 1850 census ~]

                        v George Franklin SADD⁷, b NY 1816; r Nunda, Livingston Co NY. [~ 1850 census ~]

 

            vi ABIAH⁶, b 1784; m Elisha CASE.

                        i Cynthia Maria CASE⁷, b 1806; m Israel JONES. In 1860 Cynthia lived in New Hartford CT with her mother,

                          Abiah BROWN, and no husband or children. [~ census ~]

                        v Mary Ann CASE⁷, b 1816; m Henry Hubbard BARTLETT; r Hartford CT. [~1850 census ~]

                        vi John Griswold T CASE⁷, b 1818; m Lucy Ann STODDARD; r Boston MA in 1860 with no children.  [~ census ~]

 

            ix LUKE⁶, b 1789

                        ii ELIZABETH L⁷, b MA 1821; m Buel C BELDEN, b MA 16 May 1819, son of James and Betsy BELDEN; r Otis MA thru 1870,

                           and Readsboro, Bennington Co VT in 1880. Buel was a farmer until coming to Readsboro, where he is listed as a teamster.

                           [~ 1850, 1860, 1870 census: Otis; 1880 census: Readsboro ~]

                                    Children of Elizabeth and Buel, born in Massachusetts: (new)

                                    i Arthur J BELDEN⁸, b 1844; m ---; r with his parents, a daughter Helen E, age 20,

                                       and no wife, in 1880.

                                    ii Helen E BELDEN⁸, b 1846

                                    iii Edgar C BELDEN⁸, b 1854; m Susie L; r Walpole, Cheshire Co NH in 1920.

                                    iv Katie J BELDEN⁸, b 1859

                                    v Clara BELDEN⁸, b 1864/5

 

                        iii HELEN M⁷, b 1826; m Henry SPENCER, b CT 1821; r Derby, New Haven Co CT. Henry had a shoe store. [~ 1860, 1870,

                           1880 census: Derby ~]

                                    Children of Helen and Henry: (new)

                                    i Mary E SPENCER⁸, b CT 1850/1

                                    ii Nellie SPENCER⁸, b CT 1866

 

                        iv JANE M⁷, b 1828; m Edward ROOT; r Derby CT. Edward worked as a brass foundry man, a car man, a teamster and a

                         livery stable keeper. [~ 1850, 60, 70, 80 census: Derby ~]

                                    Children of Jane and Edward, born in CT: (new)

                                    i Albert E ROOT⁸, b 1848/9; died young.

                                    ii Frank ROOT⁸, b 1852/3

                                    iii Edward ROOT⁸, b 1856/7

                                    iv Walter ROOT⁸, b Jan/Feb 1860

                                    v Charles ROOT⁸, b 1865/6

                                    vi Clara M ROOT⁸, b Jan/Feb 1870

 

                        vi JULIA⁷, b 1832; m Wales TERRILL, b CT 1827; r Derby, New Haven Co CT. Wales was a

                          blacksmith, and later an iron manufacturer. [~ 1860, 70, 80 census: Derby ~]

                                    Children of Julia and Wales, born in CT: (new)

                                    i Arthur W TERRILL⁸, b May 1860/1; m Harriet ---, b Canada Jul 1865; r Ansonia in

                                      1900. [~ 1900 census ~]

 

                                    ii Julia TERRILL⁸, b 1862/3; prob. died young.

                                    iii ?Florence E TERRILL⁸, b 1866/7 (present in 1880, not in 1870)

                                    iv Lucius B TERRILL⁸, b Jun 1869; m Evelyn C MASON, b IN Oct 1876; r Derby in

                                      1900. [~ 1900 census ~]

 

                                    v Alton Truman TERRILL⁸, b 1872/3; m Lilian W ---; r Derby CT. [~ 1920 census ~]

 

            x AUSTIN⁶, b 1792

                        i ?JOHN AUSTIN⁷, b MA 1828/9; m Laura ---, b MA 1830/1; r in Illinois, and in Red Cloud, Webster Co NE, where John

                           farmed. In 1850 John, age 21, lived with Hannah and George STURGES, ? His sister. [~ 1870, 1880 census: Red Cloud ~]

                                    Children of John and Laura:

                                    i FANNIE⁸, b IL 1853/4

                                    ii CHARLES⁸, b IL May 1856; m 1880 Anna C ---, b WI Dec 1863 (parents b PA); r

                                      Almena, Norton Co KS in 1900. Charles was a veterinary surgeon.  [~ 1900 census ~]

                                                Children of Charles and Anna:

                                                i CHARLOTTE M⁹, b NE Mar 1882

                                                ii JOHN R⁹, b NE Mar 1884; m 1905/6 Alice E ---, b KS 1885/6 (father b

                                                   MO, mother WV); r Sheridan Lake, Kiowa Co CO in 1920, where John was a lumber salesman.

                                                   [~ 1920 census ~]

 

                                                iii EFFIE L⁹, b NE Oct 1885

                                                iv BESSIE B⁹, b NE Jun 1887

                                                v FRED C⁹, b KS Jul 1894; a Fred C BARBER, b KS 1894/5, was in

                                                  Solomon, Cloud Co KS, with wife M---, b KS 1894/5. Fred and his wife

                                                  had a drug store and were both listed as druggists.   [~ 1920 census ~]

 

                                                vi LEONA G⁹, b KS 1902/3

 

                                    iii HERBERT A⁸, b IL 1858; m Emma A, b England 1868/9; r Logan, Smith Co KS.

                                      Herbert was a farmer. [~ 1900,20,30 census: Logan ~]

                                                Children of Herbert and Emma, born in Kansas:

                                                i RALPH LLOYD⁹, b 1901/2; single, not working in 1930, with parents.

                                                ii LULU MAY⁹, b 1903/4; m 1922/3 James COLLINS, b KS 1893/4, son

                                                  of Stephen A COLLINS (b IA); r Pawnee, Smith Co NE in 1930. James

                                                  farmed. [~ 1930 census ~]

                                                            Child of Lulu and James:

                                                            i Dorothy D COLLINS¹⁰, b KS Sep/Oct 1929

 

                                                iii ELSIE E⁹, b 1905/6

 

                                    iv FREDERICK⁸, b IL 1860/1

                                    v WILLIAM⁸, b IL 1862/3

                                    vi LULU⁸, b NE 1871/2

 

            ii ?HENRY WATSON⁷, b MA 1831; m 26 Feb 1861 Mary Elizabeth DILLEY, b Senecaville OH 30 Sep 1845, daughter of Ephraim and

               Rachel (HENRY) DILLEY; r Sciota, Dakota Co MN. Henry was a farmer in 1870 and later a millwright. In 1850 Henry, age 17, lived

               with Lucy and Bradford COUCH. [~ 1870, 1880 census: Sciota; Ancestry.com family trees: dennisrusinko ~]

                        Children of Henry and Mary:

                        i NELLIE W⁸, b MN 1862

                        ii ARTHUR SHERMAN⁸, b MN 1865; m Mabel Hannah PAYNE, b MN 1875.

                                    Children of Arthur and Mabel, born in South Dakota:

                                    LULU PEARL, b 4 Jul 1895

                                    ESTHER FAY, b 9 May 1899; m 7 Apr 1920 Roy William COPAS, b 1895.

                                    NELLIE ESTELLE, b 27 Jul 1901; d Kandiyohi Co MN 24 Mar 1992; m 16 Mar 1920 Eugene F NANTZ.

                                    OLIVE, b 24 Nov 1904; d IL 21 Mar 1991; m 3 Sep 1935 Jack WOODS.

                                    ALLEN W, b 1907

                                    LUCILLE, b 1912

                                    JULIUS SHERMAN, b 1915; m Doris Alvira DAHLGREN, b 24 Nov 1920, d Olmsted Co MN 27 Jun 1978.

 

                        iii FLORA ELLA⁸, b MN 1868/9

                        iv HENRY LEVI⁸, b MN 1874/5; m Minnie ---.

 

            Probable additional child of Austin:

            ?HANNAH A⁷, b MA 1825/6; m George R STURGES, b MA 1825/6; r Lee MA. Farmed.  [~ 1860 census: Lee ~]

                        Child of Hannah and George:

                        i Lucy S STURGES⁸, b MA 1842/3

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75. REUBEN⁵ BARBER (John⁴), b 1751

            v PHEBE⁶, b 1785; m Uri COOKE/COOK; probably b Waterbury CT; Uri farmed in Orwell, Bradford Co PA in 1850.  [~ census;

               Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Phebe and Uri: (new)

                        i Sally COOK⁷; m Aaron Griswold MATTHEWS; r Bradford Co.

                        ii Elizabeth COOK⁷; m John BLACK.

                        iii Syrinda COOK⁷

                        iv Fannie COOK⁷, ; m Isaiah POTTER.

                        v Zeri COOK⁷, b Pottersville PA 8 Jan 1823; m Elizabeth Allen NEWCOMB; r Pottersville.

                        vi Laura COOK⁷, b PA 1826/7

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76. JONATHAN⁵ BARBER (John⁴), b 1763

            viii THIRZA⁶, b 1801; m Isaac BARNES.

                        Another child of Thirza and Isaac:

                        Emeline BARNES⁸, b CT 1820/1; m John E BENJAMIN

 

            ix SUSANNAH⁶, b 1803; m Imri Lester SPENCER.

                        i Amos L SPENCER⁸, b CT 1825; m Mary Ann ---, b CT 1830/1; r Bloomfield, Hartford Co CT in 1860.  Amos farmed. [~ 1860

                         census ~]

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77. ABEL⁵ BARBER (John⁴), b 1765

            iv ROWENA⁶, b 1802; d 19 Dec 1836; probably m Jeremiah HUMASON, b Simsbury, Hartford Co CT 1779/81, d 29 Apr 1846, son

             of Abel and Rachel (WOODING) HUMASON. [~ Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree ~]

                        Children of Rowena and Jeremiah:

                        i William Lorenzo/Lawrence HUMASON⁷, b Simsbury 10 Jan 1821; m Eunicia Minerva ENO; r Simsbury CT.

                        ii Aurelius HUMASON⁷, b about 1822; d 6 Sep 1824.

                        iii Merritt HUMASON⁷, b about 1833; m Catherine MAHON.

                        iv Charles A HUMASON⁷, b 22 Nov 1835; m/1 Julia L RUSSELL; m/2 Ida BURRILL.

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78. LUTHER⁵ BARBER (William⁴), b 1736

            ii EUNICE⁶, b 1765; m Ithiel/Ethiel SCOTT, b Waterbury, New Haven Co CT 24 Jul 1762, d VT 1 Mar 1845; r Franklin Co VT

             after 1782. Ithiel was a farmer. He served in the Revolutionary War. In 1777-1781 he was in Capt. Munson’s Company in

             the 8^th CT line. In 1781-1783 he was a private in Capt Rice’s Company in the 5^th CT Regiment.

             [~ Tom Crago at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Child of Eunice and Ithiel:

                        i Isaac B SCOTT⁷, b VT about 1807; d Toledo, Lucas Co OH 2 Sep 1899; m Elmira SMITH; r Georgia, Franklin Co VT in 1828.

 

            iii ABIGAIL⁶, b 1767; m Abraham BALCOM; r Cornwall, Addison Co VT.

                        v Almira BALCOM⁷, b about 1802; m A DOUGLAS. [~ Mark Walton at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

 

            iv RHODA⁶, b 1769; m/1 --- BENTON; m/2 Samuel GRAY, b 11 Oct 1761, d Deerfield, Oneida Co NY 22 Jan 1824; r Dorset VT         

             1790, 1800.   In NY they lived at the foot of the Glass Factory Hill. At Deerfield NY they were at the foot of the Deerfield Hills,  

             near the Salem Church. Samuel fought with 3 of his brothers in the Revolution. And I believe he also served in the War of 1812.

                        Child of Rhoda and --– BENTON:

                        i Hannah BENTON⁷, b CT 29 Jun 1790; d Preble CO; m Amos MOORE.

 

                        Children of Rhoda and Samuel:

                        ii Calvin H GRAY⁷, b CT 6 Aug 1793; d about 1887.

                        iii Samuel GRAY⁷, b CT 15 Aug 1795; d Fulton Co NY 3 Oct 1841; m ---.

                        iv Burr GRAY⁷, b NY 3 Jul 1797; d about 1829 in California.

                        v John H GRAY⁷, b Middlebury VT 21 Sep 1799; d Moreland, Schuyler Co NY before 1890; m

                          Mary HOYT. John was a Presbyterian minister.

 

                        vi Rhoda GRAY⁷, b NY 25 Sep 1801; m --- HULL.

                        vii Abigail GRAY⁷, b NY 25 Sep 1803

                        viii Lyman GRAY⁷, b NY 23 Feb 1805; probably the Lyman who m Christian ---. Apparently she m/1 --- MORGAN,                     

                         and had Elizabeth MORGAN, b 1848/9. In 1850 they were in Athol, Warren Co NY.  [~ 1850 census ~]

 

                        ix Maria GRAY⁷, b Utica, Oneida Co NY 16 Sep 1807; m/1 Aaron KELSEY; m/2 1838 Selah

                          DEMING; m/3 1851 Patrick TIERNAN; r Utica, Oneida Co NY.

                            Maria was a spinner and weaver of linen. The “Annals of Oneida County” tells of

                          how Maria, on her way home from delivering linens to Whitetown, became lost. For

                          safety and a place to rest, she climbed a tree high enough up to save herself from

                          being the supper of a pack of wolves that circled the tree, snarling and fighting.

                          She was rescued the next morning.

 

                        x William Henry GRAY⁷, b Fairfield, Herkimer Co NY 8 Sep 1810; d Portland OR 14 Nov

                          1889; m Mary Augusta DIX; r Whitman Mission, Waiilatpu OR.

                          William came to Oregon in 1836 with the first Presbyterian Missionaries, Whitman

                          and Spaulding, as a missionary lay worker. He had studied medicine and surgery for

                          a while previously.

                          He wrote a standard history of Oregon, and a history of the Gray family., He was

                          prominent in establishing the provisional government in 1843, thus stopping the

                          British claims to the territory. He served in the Provisional Legislature in 1845.

                          He farmed on Clatsop Plains until 1855 when all his sheep were washed from a raft

                          and drowned in the Columbia River. Later he turned to running a sawmill, and still

                          later to delivering supplies to Lewiston mines.

 

                        xi Barber H GRAY⁷, b NY 3 Jun 1813; m Sarah Rebecca ALGER; r Three Rivers, St Joseph CO

                          MI.

 

            ix FREELOVE⁶, b 1776; possibly m Moses HALE, b Glastonbury CT 1761; d 1840, son of Moses and Mary (EDWARDS) HALE.

             [~ Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree ~]

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79. JOSEPH⁵ BARBER (Joseph⁴), b 1729

            v FRIEND⁶, b CT 3 Mar 1771; d Throop, Cayuga Co NY, 13 Jan 1851; m/1 24 Aug 1796 Phebe RANDALL, b CT 29 Mar 1777, d Throop

             26 Oct 1825; m/2 Eunice HUBBARD, b 24 Sep 1796; d Throop 27 Sep 1868. He, his wife and their first 2 children, Joseph and Delecta,             came to Throop in 1801 in a caravan headed that way. In 1817 he donated a plot of land for the Baptist Church which he then     

             supported. He reportedly weighed 300 lbs. He had 8 children by his first wife, and 8 by the second. In addition to farming, he was a

             master builder. [Christine Spengler: cspengl at utnet.utoledo.edu]

                        Children of Friend and Phebe:

                        DELECTA⁷, (called BARBER), b about 1800; m Major John LEWIS, b about 1795, d 2 Jun 1867.

                                    Children of Delecta and John:

                                    i Son: Dio LEWIS⁸, b Auburn, Cayuga Co NY 3 Mar 1823; m Helen Cecella CLARK.

                                    ii George W LEWIS⁸, b Auburn 1824

 

                        iii JOHN⁷, b 4 Oct 1807; d 11 May 1852.

 

                        Children of Friend and Eunice:

                        v BENJAMIN H⁷, b NY 1832/3; m Lydia A ---, b NY 1834/5; r Throop and Auburn, Cayuga Co NY.  [~ 1870 census: Throop;                          1880 census: Auburn ~]

                                    Children of Benjamin and Lydia:

                                    i FRANCES E⁸, b NY 1855/6

                                    ii WILLIAM L⁸, b NY 1859/60

 

                        vi EMALINE⁷, b 1833/4; d 6 Feb 1859

                        vii ANNA⁷, b 1837/8; d 30 Aug 1858 (called Amra in the book.)

                        viii SILAS⁷, b 14 Jan 1841; d 15 Jan 1866; m Throop 12 Dec 1864 Martia Tyler WHITE, daughter of Washington J and Betsy                       Mary (CAMPBELL) WHITE. During the Civil War Silas enlisted with his brother-in-law George W White in the 75^th NYSV, Co. E                    out of Auburn NY. They became sergeants. After 3 years, they joined the 17^th Corps de Afrique in Louisiana, where Silas was                        made a Captain, and after that they were the only whites in the 88^th U S Colored Infantry, where they trained the troops. In                       1870 Martia lived with son and her parents who farmed in Throop, Cayuga Co NY.

                                    Child of Silas and Martia:

                                    i CLARENCE EUGENE⁸, b 22 May 1865; d 20 Aug 1941; m Auburn NY 19 Jul 1893 Nellie Jane LEWIS, b Sennett NY                                 1869, d 19 Aug 1948, daughter of George and Ann Elizabeth (DUMET) LEWIS. Clarence owned a farm supply                                          store in Auburn, which failed in the depression. Nellie sold bread and cookies to make ends meet at that time.                                           Clarence was a member of Auburn Rotary Club, the IOOF, and the Central Church of Christ Disciples. Nellie was                                            prominent in Rebekah Circles.

                                                Child of Clarence and Nellie:

                                                GLADYS ELIZABETH⁹, b 27 Feb 1895, d 2 Apr 1967; m 11 Jun 1919 Edward James RAMSAY, b 31 Oct

                                                 1893, d 31 Oct 1962, son of James W and Lena A (BAIER) RAMSAY. Edward was a loan officer for the First                                                  National Bank of Auburn. Earlier he served in WWI as an Army Cook. Also he worked as a butcher, and as a                                                 state under sheriff.  He was a commander of the American Legion in Auburn. Gladys served many years as                                                 Chairman of the Board of the Old Ladies Home in Auburn. She had a beautiful singing voice. They were                                                          members of the First Presbyterian Church in Auburn.

                                                            Children of Gladys and Edward:

                                                            Jean Barbara RAMSAY¹⁰, b 25 Nov 1922, ; m George Edward TRUEX.

                                                            Margaret Ann RAMSAY¹⁰, b 23 Apr 1927; m Norman Breeze RILEY.

 

            vi JEMIMA⁶, b 1772; m Theodore Hudson BUNCE. Jemima lived with her daughter Eliza’s family after the death of her husband.

             [~ From www.sentex.net/~cdoatman ~]

                        iv Timothy BUNCE, b 1805; m Lovina OATMAN; r Adams Center, Jefferson Co NY.

                          [~ Elizabeth Archer at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

 

                        Other Children of Jemima and Theodore: [~ Daniel West at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Benjamin BUNCE, b Hartford CT 1799; m Betsy ---; r Rutland, Jefferson Co NY; d South Norwich, Oxford Co Ontario.

                        Eliza BUNCE⁷, b Hartford CT 12 Dec 1801; m Elias OATMAN; r Adams, Jefferson Co NY.

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80. SAMUEL⁵ BARBER (Samuel⁴), b 1750; m Hannah DAVIS, b Tyringham, Berkshire Co MA 5 Jul 1751, d 4 Jun 1815.

            iii CHARLES⁶, b 1775/6; d Elba, Genesee Co NY 8 Aug 1842. Corresp: Julia Henderson: hendbc2 at xmission.com

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81. DANIEL⁵ BARBER (Daniel⁴), b 1744

            ii LEVINA⁶, b 1768; m Elijah WRIGHT. He m/2 Sarah ADKINS and had: Royal, Prudence, Dewitt, Betsy, Elijah, Jane, John, Kirkland,                 Harriet and Griffin. [~ Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree; Robert Fisher at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        i Solomon/Zalmon WRIGHT⁷, b Greenwich, Washington Co NY 1792; d Mt Morris, Livingston Co NY 1 Apr 1877; m in

                         Greenwich 1814 Mary CARTER; r West Almond, Jefferson Co NY.

 

                        ii Stillman WRIGHT⁷, b about 1794; m Sally Ann ----.

                        iii Levina/Lovina WRIGHT⁷, b 3 May 1796; m Oliver Snow JENISON.

                        iv Caleb WRIGHT⁷, b 1798

                        v Daniel WRIGHT⁷, b 1798

                        vi William WRIGHT⁷, b about 1801.

 

            iii ROXANA⁶, b 1770; m Kingsbury NY 10 Sep 1804 David COLE, b Dutchess Co NY 15 Apr 1749; d Kingsbury NY 29 Apr 1845, son of              Ebenezer and Mary (WILSON) COLE. David m/1 Shaftsbury VT 18 Nov 1784 Zeruah HUNTINGTON. [~ Robert G Nicol at Rootsweb           Worldconnect ~]

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82. JOSEPH⁵ BARBER (Daniel⁴), b 1753/4

            vii SARAH⁶, b about 1796; d Portage Co OH 13 Mar 1866; m Arla/Arba TWITCHELL. [~ Ancestry.com:OneWorldTree ~]

            x JEMIMA⁶, b 1802; m Jabez SILL.

                        vi Frederick Barton SILL⁷, b NY 1837/8; m Lavinia ---; r Dansville, Livingston Co NY.  [~ 1870 census ~]

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83. JOB LOOMIS⁵ BARBER (Daniel⁴), bp 1757

            ii CALEB⁶, b 179?

                        i CALEB WENTWORTH⁷, b 1819; m/1 Elizabeth M ---, b NY 1820/1; m/2 186? Angeline ---, b NY 1827/8; r Lyndon,

                         Sheboygan Co WI. Farmed. He was called Wentworth. In 1850 William Hollet (?sp), b WI 1836/7, lived with them.

                         [~ 1850,60,70,80 census: Lyndon ~]

                                    Children of Wentworth and Elizabeth:

                                    i WHITMAN A⁸, b WI 1853/4; m/1 Julia ---, who d before 1880; m/2 after 1880 and before 1910 Cora ---, b NY                                         1854/5; r Lyndon, farmed. In 1910 he managed a canning factory.

                                                Child of Whitman and his first wife:

                                                i MARY⁹, b WI 1876/7

 

                                    ii JULIA P⁸, b WI 185/6

 

                        ii ?LURA⁷, b VT 1827/8; m Thaddeus WAITE, b NY 1816/7, died before 1870, son of --- and Lorena WAITE; r Maine, and

                         New  Berlin, Waukesha Co WI, and in 1870 at Greenville, Outagamie Co WI. Farmed. Lura m/2 Henry WHITNELL, b England                          1822/3, who apparently adopted the children, sinnce their names are listed as Whitnell in the 1870 census.                                                  Henry Whitnell had a daughter, probably by first marriage: Melissa, b WI 1848/9. He also farmed. [~ Wayne Ohlsson at                                  Rootsweb Worldconnect; 1860,70 census ~]

                                    Children of Lura and Thaddeus, born in Wisconsin:

                                     i Viola WAITE⁸, b 1844/5

                                    ii Lefa/Louisa WAITE⁸, b New Berlin WI 30 Jun 1850; m Andrew Jackson BOYINGTON; r Menominee, Menominee

                                    Co MI.

 

                                    iii Manville B WAITE/WHITNELL⁸, b ME Aug 1852; m Mary FARELL; r Black Creek WI and Iron River, Iron Co MI.

                                    iv Julia WAITE⁸, b 1855/6

                                    v Julius WAITE⁸, b 1858/9

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84. HEZEKIAH⁵ BARBER (Daniel⁴), b 1763

            iii HULDAH⁶, b 1791/2; m Gideon HAMMOND.

                        iii Huldah HAMMOND⁷, b 1813; m Edward COLBURN, b Waterford, Caledonia Co VT 2 Aug 1804; r Wadams Falls, Essex Co                        NY, and in Stark Co IL in 1850, farming. [~ Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

 

            vi ALANSON⁶, b 1801

                        iii MARIA C⁷, b 1838; m Ruel W ARNOLD, b Ausable, Clinton Co NY 23 Feb/Aug 1836, d Armourdale, Wyandotte Co KS. Son

                         of Ashley and Sarah Ann (WALKER) ARNOLD.             Apparently divorced.  Ruel m/2 1873 Carrie TAYLOR; he m/3 after

                         1880 Ella E MAPLES. By Ella he had Ruth E, b MN 1882, and Hope, b MN 1886. They lived in Westport, Essex Co NY

                         in 1860 and 1870, where Ruel farmed.

                          In 1880 he was a clergyman in Rochester, Olmsted Co MN, widowed. He was a hardware

                          merchant in Armourdale. [~ 1860,70,80 census; Chuck Arnold at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                                    Children of Maria and Ruel:

                                    i Walter ARNOLD⁸, b NY 1863/4

                                    ii Bertha ARNOLD⁸, b NY 1867/8

                                    iii Maud A ARNOLD⁸, b WI 1875/6

 

            viii HARRIET⁶, b 1806; m/1 Amos Bull HOLCOMB.

                        ix Hiram Niles HOLCOMB⁷, b NY 1838/9; m Clara B ---; r Sycamore, DeKalb Co IL. [~ 1870,1880 census: Sycamore ~]

 

                        Additional children of Harriet and Amos:

                        ?Ruben J HOLCOMB⁷, b NY 1839/40; m Julia ---; r Sycamore.

                        O J HOLCOMB⁷, b NY 1842/3; m Harriet ---; r Sycamore, next farm to that of Hiram. His mother Harriet lived with them.

                         [~ 1880 census: Sycamore ~]

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85. STEPHEN⁵ BARBER (Daniel), b before 1765

            ii ?DANIEL⁶, b CT 1794; d Poultney, Rutland Co VT 4 Sep 1864; m Olive ROSS, b Royalton, Windsor               Co VT 1799, daughter of         Lemuel and Keziah (KEMP) ROSS. [~ Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree ~]

                        ii ELIZABETH J⁷, b VT 1836; m Alexander MURDOCK, b Scotland 1839/40; r Poultney, Rutland Co VT, where Alex farmed. In                      1880 Elizabeth was without a husband.  [~ 1870, 1880 census: Poultney ~]

                                    Child of Elizabeth and Alex:

                                    i Walter E MURDOCK⁸, b VT 1864/5; m Carrie ---; r Cambridge, Washington Co NY in 1920. [~ census ~]

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88. OLIVER⁵ BARBER (David⁴), b 1742

            viii MERCY⁶, b 1783; m Austin TUTTLE.

                        iii Calvin Austin TUTTLE⁷, b CT 1810; m Charlotte M ---; b NY 1818/9; r St Anthony, Ramsey Co MN in 1850, and Two Rivers,

                         Morrison Co MN in 1870. [~ census ~]

 

            ix POLLY⁶,(MARY), b 19 Sep 1785; m/1 Asaph MANN. [~ Corresp: Molly Fuller:molly.fuller@sympatico.ca; Phil Dascola at Rootsweb            Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Polly and Asaph, b Orford NH:

                        i Asaph MANN⁷, ;m Ann SAWYER.

                        ii Thomas B MANN⁷, ; m Margaret SHAFFER.

                        iii Catherine MANN⁷

                        iv Patience MANN⁷

                        v Charles MANN⁷

                        vi Anabelle MANN⁷

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89. AARON⁵ BARBER (David⁴), b 1752

            iii RACHEL⁶, b 1782; m William HIBBARD.

                        v Lansing Williston HEBERD⁷, ; m Eunice BURTCH; r Evansville IN.

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90. OBADIAH⁵ BARBER (David), b 1754

            v JOHN⁶, b 1785; m Caroline WELCH. [~ Sharon Wilson at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of John and Caroline:

                        i VERNELIA⁷, b 1816; d 1877; m George ROOD.

                        ii MARITHA/MARIETTA⁷, b 1818; d Lapeer, Lapeer Co MI 27 May 1888; m 18 Oct 1840 Jonathan HICKS, b NY 23 Feb 1815,

                         d c 1887, son of Barnabas and Hannah (HOAG) HICKS; r Lapeer MI by 1848. Jonathan was a shoemaker.     [~ Joan M Hicks

                         at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                                    Children of Maritha and Jonathan:

                                    i George M HICKS⁸, b NY 13 Jun 1842; d 13 Aug 1847.

                                    ii Amanda E HICKS⁸, b NY 16 Jul 1844

                                    iii George A HICKS⁸, b Lapeer MI 18 Oct 1848

                                    iv Caroline M HICKS⁸, b 24 Jul 1850

 

                        iii ARVIN⁷, b 1821; d about 1875; m Hannah ROOD, daughter of Aaron ROOD.

                        iv WILLIAM W⁷, b Ontario Co NY 2 Apr 1822; d Lapeer Co MI 23 Mar 1901; m Celeste HODGSON, b Fabius NY 28 Jan 1832,

                         d 17 Apr 1913, daughter of Joseph and Isabel (SHERMAN) HODGSON.

                                    Children of William and Celeste:

                                    i ARTHUR G⁸, b Attica, Lapeer Co MI 1856; d 25 Jan 1915; m 1910 Isadore L

                                      LAMOREAUX, b 4 Sep 1890, daughter of John, Jr, and Julia Caroline (KNODLE)

                                      LAMOREAUX. Arthur was a ticket and freight agent for Michigan Central Railroad.

                                                Children of Arthur and Isadore:

                                                i JULIA CELESTIA⁹, b 2 Feb 1912; m Walter ACKERMAN.

                                                ii WILLIAM WILLSHIRE⁹, b 12 Feb 1914; m Harriet PALMER.

 

                                    ii ADELBERT A⁸,    ; d 24 Nov 1913; m Clara HOFFMAN, b 1868, d 1943.

                                                Children of Adelbert and Clara:

                                                i CLARENCE⁹, b 1891; d 1954

                                                ii MARY⁹, b 1898, d 1926

 

                                    iii JOHN EUGENE⁸

                                    iv DAUGHTER⁸, ; m John E SWAYZE.

                                    v CARRIE A⁸, b 1868

                                    vi DAUGHTER⁸, ; m J LEAHY.

 

                        v JOHN A⁷, b 1825; d Elba, Lapeer Co MI Apr 1863; m 19 May 1847 Edna Aldrich BIRD, b Warren Co NJ 27 Jan 1827, d                                         Lapeer Co MI 18 Oct 1860, daughter of William Stewart and Amy Elizabeth (LUNDY) BIRD. [~ Ancestry.com:                                           OneWorldTree ~]

                                    Children of John and Edna:

                                    i ELECTA AMY⁸, b 31 Jul 1851

                                    ii SAVINA⁸, b 20 Nov 1853; d 10 Mar 1890; m Elba MI James WATTS, b about 1850

                                                Children of Savina and James:

                                                i Mary E WATTS⁹, b 22 Sep 1877; m Edward WOLF.

                                                ii George B WATTS⁹, b 2 Sep 1880 ; m Kitty BULLOCK.

                                                iii Edna E WATTS⁹, b 9 May 1883; m Dexter SALMOND.

                                                iv Carrie A WATTS⁹, b 27 Mar 1885; m Burt GIBSON.

                                                v James Hugie WATTS⁹, b 15 May 1887; died 23 Jun 1892.

 

            vii ARETHUSA⁶, b 1788; m James MOORE.

                        Child of Arethusa and James:

                        i Angeline MOORE⁷, b Lyman, Grafton Co NH 2 Apr 1818; d Farmington, St Francis Co MO; m Horatio NELSON; r Macoupin Co                   IL. [~ Harold Henderson at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

 

            viii FANNY⁶, b 1796; d 4 Mar 1886; m 17 Feb 1817 Ira Hand PARKER, b NY 23 Nov 1795, d 1871, son of Samuel PARKER; r                      Clarkson, Monroe Co NY. Ira was a blacksmith.   [~ 1850 census: Clarkson; Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree ~]

                        Children of Fanny (“Hannah”) and Ira, born in NY:

                        i Fanny Emiline PARKER⁷, b 26 Nov 1817; d 14 Jul 1821.

                        ii Ira Edson PARKER⁷, b 20 Aug 1821

                        iii Enos Azer PARKER⁷, b 30 Oct 1823

                        iv George Washington PARKER⁷, b 20 Oct 1826

                        v Samuel Franklin PARKER⁷, b 14 Apr 1829

                        vi Elias Damon PARKER⁷, b 23 Oct 1831

                        vii Lafayette PARKER⁷, b 20 Sep 1835

                        viii John Chancey PARKER⁷, b 25 Jan 1838; m Ellen Elizabeth STONEMAN.

                        ix Emily Ann PARKER⁷, b 9 Dec 1840

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91. Capt. DAVID⁵ BARBER (David⁴), b 1760; m Lois DUTTON, b CT 12 Nov 1752(?), daughter of Timothy and Martha (BARTHOLEMEW) DUTTON. [~ Marv Banker:Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

            viii MARY⁶, b 1799; m Dr Henry/Horace MORGAN.

                        Child of Mary and Henry/Horace:

                        i Mary Frances MORGAN⁷, b Sackets Harbor, Jefferson Co NY; d Lowell MA; m Sullivan Lawrence WARD.

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92. BILDAD⁵ BARBER (David⁴), b 1765

            iii MILLS OLCOTT⁶, b 1807; m Mary R/K ANDROSS, daughter of John and Rebecca (BARRON)             ANDROSS. He was listed as

             Justice of the Peace in Bradford for several years.   [~ Steve Donahue at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        iii MILLS O DEFORREST⁷, b 1838

                        iv ELLEN REBECCA⁷, b 1842; m 1865 Daniel W WATSON. In 1870 she was living with her father in Bradford VT, with no                           husband or children.

 

                        vi MARTHA/MATTIE JANE⁷, b 1851/2; m M Schuyler E SMITH, b NH 1849/50, son of Schuyler and Lucinda R SMITH; r                                    Hartford, Windsor Co VT. Schuyler worked in a chair shop.                [~ 1870, 1880 census: Hartford ~]

                                    Child of Mattie and Schuyler:

                                    i Vincent SMITH⁸, b VT 1877/8

 

            iv ?MARY⁶, ; m William H BROWN.

                                    i William N BROWN⁷, b 1837; m Mary M ---, b VT 1845/6; r Bradford, Orange Co VT in 1880.

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96. JOSIAH⁵ BARBER (Stephen⁴) b 1771

            vi HARRIET ELIZA⁶, b 1809; m Horatio N WARD, b MA 1802/3 (?the one b 6 Nov 1803, son of Trowbridge and Mary (LAZELL)               WARD); r Berlin, Green Lake Co WI. Horatio was described as a stock broker, and a capitalist.

                        ii Josiah Barber WARD⁷, b OH 1837/8; probably the Josiah who m Georgianna ---, b ME 1847/8; r Buena Vista, Richland Co WI              (1860), and Arena, Iowa Co WI (1870). Josiah was a stock and grain dealer. [~ 1860, 1870 census ~]

 

                        iii Fordyce H WARD⁷, b OH 1840/1; unmarried in 1870; a real estate dealer in Berlin.

                        iv H Ella WARD⁷, b OH 1844/5

                        v Lucy Lee WARD⁷, b OH 1847/8

                        vi Kate B WARD⁷, b WI 1854/5

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97. ?JOHN⁵ BARBER (John⁴), b 1746

 

It would be good if a descendant of John would submit a cheek swab for DNA testing.   I have had mine done, for 37 markers, so it would show if there was a close match, and would prove the relationship of John Barber to the Thomas Barber family.   The site is: www.familytreedna.com/

 

            v JOHN⁶, b CT 1784; m Polly, b VT 1800/1; r Charlotte VT in 1860. Did not live in Williston. He farmed. An Emma Barber, age 14, lived       with him and Abel in 1860. She could be a daughter of either.

                        Child of John and Polly:

                        i ABEL⁷, b VT 1821/2; m ---; r Charlotte; a farmer.

 

            x JOSEPH⁶, b 1796

                        iii ?JOSEPH⁷, b OH 1830; m Mary J ---, b OH 1834/5; r Bath, Summit Co OH.   [~ 1870, 1880 census ~]

                                    Child of Joseph and Mary:

                                    i ANNA⁸, b OH 1862/3

 

                        v CHARLES⁷, b OH 1837; lived, unmarried, in Russia, Lorain Co OH in 1870, with Solon and Caroline RHODES. [~ census ~]

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98. TIMOTHY⁵ BARBER (John⁴), b 1748

            ii ANNA⁶, b 1777; d 10 May 1855; m Cornelius ATWATER.

                        i Miles Barber ATWATER⁷, b 21 Jun 1805; m Homer NY Lydia S ATWATER.

                        ii Cornelius Peck ATWATER⁷, b 3 Jan 1811; d 1835.

                        iii Timothy Osborn ATWATER⁷, b 29 Jan 1815; m Clarissa M CADWELL.

                        iv Eunice Ann ATWATER⁷, b 2 Aug 1819; d 8 Aug 1819.

 

            iv HANNAH⁶, b 1786; m --- JOSLIN. In 1850 she was in Holly, Oakland Co MI, living with her ?daughter.  [~ 1850 census: Holly ~]

                        Probable child of Hannah:

                        i Ellenor JOSLIN⁷, b NY 1822/3; m Judson CLUFF. Next door is Thomas JOSLIN, b NY 1798/9.

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99. BENJAMIN⁵ BARBER (John⁴), b 1753

            ii  AMOS, b 1779; m/2 2 Dec 1821 Sarah Clarissa ORTON. She d Beekmantown NY 9 Jul 1830.   [~ VR of Eastern NY ~]

            iv MARY HANNAH⁶, b NY 20 May 1785; died 6 Oct 1809; m/2 Philip Berry ROBERTS, b Beekmantown, Clinton Co NY 30 Jul 1782,

             d Plattsburgh, Cllinton Co 25 Jul 1877, son of Peter and Jane (BAKER) ROBERTS; r Beekmantown.

             Philip m/2 Mary TENNANT, b 1789, d Beekmantown 18 Aug 1872; they had a son, Owen Tennant ROBERTS, b Beekmantown 4 Sep        1811. Philip was a blacksmith.     [~ 1850 census: Beekmantown; Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree ~]

                        Children of Hannah and Philip;

                        i Rachael Antoinette ROBERTS⁷, b 30 Aug 1805

                        ii Hannah Almina ROBERTS⁷, b NY 30 Apr 1807; m Anson KINSLEY; she lived with Philip and Mary in 1850.

                        iii Michael ROBERTS⁷, b 10 Jul 1809

 

            viii DAUGHTER⁶, b Granville, Washington Co NY 1791

            xiii JANE S⁶, b 1811; m Cyrus KIMBERLY, b NY 1807/8; r Beekmantown. The entry for a second marriage of Jane to Henry SEYMOUR

             in 1836 must be in error – perhaps a different Jane BARBER? Jane’s mother Lydia lived with them in 1860. [~ 1850,60 census:                          Beekmantown ~]

                        Children of Jane and Cyrus:

                        i Mary L KIMBERLY⁷, b NY 1835/6

                        ii Eli H KIMBERLY⁷, b NY 1841/2

                        iii Samuel W KIMBERLY⁷, b NY 1846/7

 

            xiv MARY⁶, b 1813: this seems to be an error – see iv Mary above, who definitely married Philip ROBERTS.

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100. LEMUEL⁵ BARBER (John⁴), b 1763

            i HULDAH⁶, b 1787; m Samuel LLOYD; r Washington, Daviess Co IN in 1850. Samuel m/2 before that Hannah ---, b KY 1805/6, and        had 2 children (LLOYD): Lylbury, b IN 1840/1 and Hannah, b IN 1845/6.  [~ 1850 census ~]

 

            ?LEMUEL⁶, b 1789

            viii MYLINA⁶, b 1803; m Jesse CRABB.

                        i Jacob H CRABB⁷, b 1828/9; m Sarah Ellen ?HENDERSON?; r Madison Co AR, and Barry Co MO.

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101. ISAAC⁵ BARBER (John⁴), b 1769

            vi IRENE⁶, b 1810; m Berkshire, Franklin Co VT 6 Apr 1834 Arnold JACKSON, b Canada 1806, son of James JACKSON.

             [~ Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree ~]

                        Children of Irene and Arnold:

                        i James S JACKSON⁷, b 1836

                        ii Harlow JACKSON⁷, b Nov 1837; m Ellen ---.

                        iii Joseph C JACKSON⁷, b 1839

                        iv Louisa A JACKSON⁷, b Superior MN about 1843; m --- LUND.

                        v Arnold JACKSON⁷, b 21 Sep 1843; m Anna S LINDGREN; r MN and ND.

                        vi Rodney JACKSON⁷, b 1844

                        vii Hobert JACKSON⁷, b Rockford WA 1845

                        viii Mary JACKSON⁷, b Hood River OR about 1848; m George GALLAWAY.

                        ix Stephen JACKSON⁷, b 29 Apr 1848; m Della DODGE; r MN.

                        x Almond JACKSON⁷, b 1850

                        xi Levin JACKSON⁷, b 1858

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102. DANIEL⁵ BARBER (Gideon⁴), b 1745

            iii PAMELIA⁶, b 1788; m Cyrus TRACY, b 1785, d Shelburne, Chittenden Co VT 20 Mar 1858

            iv HULDAH⁶, ; m Ira TRACY, who d Bombay, Franklin Co NY 7 Aug 1849. Ira m/1 Nancy GRAVES.

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104. GIDEON⁵ BARBER (Gideon⁴), b 1756

            iii RHODA⁶, b 1801; m 1836 Trumbull HUBBARD; r Bloomfield CT. Living with them in 1860 was Franklin BARBER, age 17.

             [~ 1860 census: Bloomfield ~]

                        Children of Rhoda and Trumbull, born in CT:

                        i Brainard HUBBARD⁷, b 1838/9; m Sophia ---, b CT 1840/1. He and Franklin manufactured bricks in Hartford.

                        ii Rhoda M HUBBARD⁷, b 1839/40

                        iii Franklin Barber HUBBARD⁷, b 1842/3; m Louisa ---, b CT 1845/6.

                        iv Charles E HUBBARD⁷, b 1844/5

                        v Martha L HUBBARD⁷, b CT 1846/7

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105. MARTIN⁵ BARBER (Gideon⁴), b 1759

            v LYDIA⁶, b VT 1791; m John G ANDREWS/ANDRUS, b Richmond VT 16 Oct 1791, son of Isaac Benoni and Sarah (MORRIS)                       ANDREWS; r Essex VT. A farm family. [~ 1850, 1860 census: Essex; Eugene Girdwood at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Lydia and John:

                        i ?Edwin ANDREWS⁷, b VT 1820/1; m Lucinda ---, b VT 1825/6; r Essex.

                        ii Sarah ANDREWS⁷, b VT 1821/2

                        iii Gideon ANDREWS⁷, b 23 May 1824; m Poly BUEL.

 

            vi HANNAH/HARRIET⁶, b Brandon VT 1797/8; m Chittenden Co about 1828 Selah SCOFIELD/SCHOFIELD, b Hinesburg, Chittenden          Co VT    1803, died of cancer of the jaw before May 1863 at the home of his daughter Lucy in Taycheedah, Fond du Lac Co WI, son of          Samuel Seely and Mary (AMBLER) SCOFIELD. In 1850 Harriet and her children lived with her sister Lydia’s family, and was listed      as

             a farmer. Selah at the age of 9 or 10 witnessed the amputation of his father’s leg, following  an injury in the War of 1812. He was a

             wheat farmer in Wisconsin.  [~ R Frank at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Harriet:

                        i Milo SCOFIELD⁷, b Huntington, Chittenden Co VT 1828/9; r Fond du Lac Co, WI, in 3 towns: Empire (1860), Taycheedah                                (1870), and Friendship (1880). Unmarried. [~ census ~]

                        ii Myron B SCOFIELD⁷, b Huntington VT 1830/1; m Harriet M WOODWORTH, b VT 1833/4; r Essex VT.

                        iii Albert J SCOFIELD⁷, b Huntington 1832

                        iv Nancy Maria SCOFIELD⁷, b Huntington 1826; m Frederick ELLSWORTH; r Empire, Fond du Lac Co WI.

                        v Lucy Jane SCOFIELD⁷, b Essex, Chittenden Co 27 Mar 1840; m Rinaldo Alphonso BUXTON; r Stockbridge, Calumet Co WI.

 

            vii SALLY⁶, b VT 1798/9; m John BREWSTER, b Huntington VT 9 Jun 1798, d 1872, son of Eliphaz and Temperance (YAW)

             BREWSTER; r Hinesburg, Chittenden Co VT. John also m ?date Minerva ---.  John farmed. [~ 1850 census, Hinesburg; Kenneth                          Shaw at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Sally and John, born in VT:

                        i Clarissa BREWSTER⁷, b 1830/1; m David Norman SHAW; r Jericho VT.

                        ii Elihu BREWSTER⁷, b 1832/3

                        iii Bula BREWSTER⁷, b 1835/6

 

            viii ABY⁶, b VT 1802; m David C DYKE/DIKE, b 16 Oct 1802, d 6 Apr 1884, son of Jonathan and Sally       (CASWELL) DIKE; r                           Starksboro, Richmond and Bolton, VT. David was a farmer. [~ 1850,1860,1870 census: Starksboro;Bruce Pusch at Rootsweb

             Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Aby and David, born in VT:

                        i Leonard DYKE⁷, b 20 Aug 1828

                        ii Martin DYKE⁷, b 1829/30; m Emeline HASTINGS; r Starksboro VT.

                        iii Caroline DYKE⁷, b 1830/1

                        ivMary DYKE⁷, b 1832/3

                        v Henry Guy DYKE⁷, b 1834/5

                        vi Ezra DYKE⁷, b 4 Apr 1838

                        vii Amos DYKE⁷, b about 1839

                        viii George DYKE⁷, b 6 Jun 1848(?)

                        ix Sally DYKE⁷, b 1847/8

 

            ix LUCY⁶, ; m Samuel CONANT, b 21 Aug 1803 [~ Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree; Marge Clark at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                Samuel had these 5 children after 1840, with his second wife: Samuel P CONANT, Polly Jane

              CONANT, Hiram CONANT, Harriet CONANT, , m Spencer PATRICK; Ransom CONANT

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107. ABIJAH⁵ BARBER (Gideon⁴), b 1775

            iii JAMES L⁶, b 1808; d before 1870; m Betsey ---, b NY Oct 1812; r Westfield, Morrow Co NY. In 1880 Elizabeth, a widow, lived

             with her son Melvin. In 1900 she was with her son Hiram. James farmed.  [~ 1850,60,70 census ~]

                        Children of James and Betsey:

                        i JAMES A⁷, b NY 1833; m Susan ---, b OH 1842/3; r Westfield. James was a grocer.  [~ 1870 census ~]

                                    Children of James and Susan:

                                    i JAMES M⁸, b OH 1864/5; m 1895/6 Marguerite ---, b IN 1871/2; r Kansas City MO.

                                      James was a railroad engineer. [~ 1910,30 census ~]

                                                Children of James and Marguerite:

                                                i ALBERT L⁹, b MO 1902/3

                                                ii ETHEL L⁹, b OH 1904/5

 

                                    ii EVA⁸, b OH 1866/7

                                    iii FRANK⁸, b OH Sep/Oct 1869

 

                        ii JOHN C⁷, b OH 1837; probably the one who m 1866/7 Sarah EDWARDS, b Wales 1843/4; r Westfield. John farmed. In 1910

                         John and Sarah were in Delaware, Delaware Co OH, retired. She had 4 children, 2 still living in 1910. [~ 1870,1910 census ~]

                                    Children of John and Sarah:

                                    i MARY A⁸, b OH 1866/7; m Joseph A Sheets; r Delaware Co.

                                    ii EMMA E⁸, b OH 1867/8; m Daniel A Benton; r Delaware Co.

                                    iii JOHN WESLEY⁸, b OH 1871; m Della May Arehart; r Delaware Co.

 

                        iii JANE⁷, b OH 1838/9

                        iv NEWMAN S⁷, b OH 1840/1

                        v IRA M⁷, b OH 1843/4

                        vi MYRON⁷, b OH 1846/7; died before 1930; m 1887/8 Alma ---, b OH 1856/7; r Westfield.  Farmer.

                        vii MELVIN⁷, b OH 1849/50; m Elizabeth ---, b OH 1860/1; r Westfield. Farmed. [~ 1880 census ~]

                        viii HIRAM⁷, b OH Dec 1852; died before 1930; m 1874 Mary Ellen FOUST, b 16 Oct 1854, d 7 Nov 1931, daughter of Wilson                and Mary Ellen (CLAYPOOL) FOUST; r Westfield, Morrow Co OH. Hiram was a farmer.

                         [~ IGI:OH; 1880, 1900,10,20 census; Ancestry.com Family trees: tlseevers ~]

                                    Children of Hiram and Mary:

                                    i DAISY⁸, b 1875; died young.

                                    ii DELAINE K⁸ (girl), b OH 1875/6; died young.

                                    iii BESSIE L⁸, b OH Oct 1879

                                    iv BRUCE B⁸, b OH May 1881; m 1911/2 Cora K ---, b OH 1890/1; r Oxford, Delaware Co OH. Bruce was a physician,                                   on the County Medical Board.   [1930 census: Oxford ~]

                                                Children of Bruce and Cora:

                                                i BRUCE⁹, b OH 1917/8

                                                ii MARY J⁹, b OH 1918/9

 

                                    v MYRON H⁸, b OH Aug 1883

                                    vi MAMIE B⁸, b OH Sep 1885; m George M SEEVERS, b Delaware Co OH 1875, d Croton, Newaygo Co MI 10 Jan

                                     1920, son of Charles and Felicia (WORTHINGTON) SEEVERS.

                                                Children of Mamie and George:

                                                Lillian M SEEVERS⁹, b OH 1908; m Robert BRINKMAN.

                                                Howard Irwin SEEVERS⁹, b Croton MI 5 May 1911; m --- BAKKER.

                                                Harold N SEEVERS⁹, b 1914

 

                                    vii JAMES W⁸, b OH Feb 1888; m 1913/4 Edith M ---, b OH 1893/4; r Westfield, and

                                      Oxford, Delaware Co. A farmer. [~ 1920,30 census ~]

                                                Children of James and Edith:

                                                i LAURA ELLEN⁹, b OH 1915/6

                                                ii JANIE ELIZABETH⁹, b OH 1918/9

                                                iii KENNETH B⁹, b OH 1921/2

 

                                    viii CARRIE⁸, b Feb OH 1891

 

            DAUGHTER⁶, b 26 Apr 1821; died the same day.

            xi ??JAMES EDWIN⁶, b 1823; m Harriet Ann MILLER. In 1870 they were in Wataga, Knox Co IL, and in 1880 in Atchison KS. James was    a carpenter.

            THIS JAMES APPARENTLY DOES NOT BELONG HERE. [~ census ~]

                        i SUSAN MAY⁷, b IN 1866

                        ii JAMES EDWIN⁷, b IN 1868

                        iii NELLIE F⁷, b IN Feb/Mar 1870

 

            xiv OLIVE⁶, b 1828/9; prob. m 13 Oct 1847 George Harmon ABRAMS, b NY 5 Jul 1820, son of William            and Drusilla (SHEPARD)                     ABRAHAMS of Cayuga Co NY. [~ Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree ~]

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108. SHUBAEL⁵ BARBER (Gideon⁴), b 1778

            iii MARY⁶, b 1811; m John DELAWARE. John was a blacksmith.

                        i Martha M DELAWARE⁷, b VT 1842; a teacher. [~ 1850,60 census: Richmond VT ~]

 

            v LYDIA FULLER⁶, b 1816; m James CRANE. [~Alton Rogers at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        ii Thaddeus CRANE⁷, b 1845; m Mary J CUTRIGHT, b VA 1849/50; r Neosho Falls, Woodson Co KS and Carroll, Reynolds Co

                         MO.  Thaddeus was a mill engineer. [~ 1880 census ~]

 

                        iii Ada Mary CRANE⁷, b 1849; m William J HAUGHAWOUT; r Neosho Falls.

                        iv George Allen CRANE⁷, b 1850. Lived with Thaddeus in 1880, unmarried then.

 

            viii OLIVE JANET⁶, b 1821; m Roswell TARBOX; farmed in Williston (1870) and Essex (1880),  Chittenden Co VT.  Roswell was a                       shoemaker. [~ 1850,70,80 census ~]

                        i Cora/Orilla TARBOX⁷, b VT 1848/9

                        ii Eva TARBOX⁷, b VT 1853

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109. LEVI CLARK⁵ BARBER (Gideon), b 1780

            iv AMELIA⁶, b NY 1817/8; m Luman HUNTLEY, b NY 1816/7; r Dixon, Lee Co IL in 1860. [~ census~]

                        Additional child of Amelia and Luman:

                        iii Adella R HUNTLEY⁷, b IL 1850/1

 

            v ADELIA SALLY⁶, b NY 1822; m Union Grove IL 1 Jan 1844 Benjamin Franklin BURR, b Pompey, Oneida Co NY 4 Dec 1821; d Lincoln  NE 20 May 1898, son of Atwell and Betsey (WHEELER) BURR; r St. Charles, Kane Co IL (1850), and after that in Dixon, Lee Co IL. In     St Charles Benjamin farmed. Then in Dixon he became Deputy Postmaster. [~ 1850,60,70,80 census; Arden Merkle at Rootsweb                         Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Adelia and Benjamin, all born in Canton, Fulton Co IL:

                        i Amanzel DeForest BURR⁷, b 20 Jan 1845; m Lucy McMANAMAN.

                        ii Carlos Calvin BURR⁷, b 15 Aug 1845; m Mary SMITH.

                        iii Lionel Calvert BURR⁷, b 7 Jul 1848; m Aldana GILES.Marshall BURR, b 5 Mar 1850

                        iv Atwell L BURR⁷, b 15 Aug 1852; m Mary S BRADFORD.

                        v Clara A BURR⁷, b 9 Dec 1855; m ---.

                        vi Elizabeth A BURR⁷, b 7 Jun 1858

 

            vii MARY⁶, b 1830/1; m Wilson LOVE, b NY 1829/30, son of Christopher and Maria --- LOVE; Mary probably died soon after                        marriage, since the 1860 census of Dekalb, Dekalb Co IL shows Wilson LOVE with wife Adell, b NY 1836/7, and children: Mary, age 4,    and Renett (girl). [~ 1860 census: Dekalb ~]

 

            viii LAURA⁶, b NY 1834/5; d DeKalb, DeKalb Co IL 25 Sep 1888; m at Dekalb 16 Nov 1853 Clark CARTER, b Amherst OH 12 Dec 1831;          d Dekalb 22 Apr 1906, son of Jared and Lydia (AMES) CARTER; r Dekalb, Dekalb Co IL. [~ 1860,1870,1880 census: Dekalb;                          Ancestry.com:OneWorldTree ~]

                        Children of Laura and Clark, born in Dekalb, Dekalb Co IL: (new listing)

                        i Clarence CARTER⁷, b 1854/5

                        ii Edwin CARTER⁷, b 1856/7

                        iii Emma CARTER⁷, b 6 May 1860; m Amos Levi CAMPBELL; r Clay Center, Clay Co KS.

                        iv Franklin Leslie CARTER⁷, b 25 Mar 1862

                        v Carlos CARTER⁷, b 1868/9

                        vi Lillie B CARTER⁷, b 1871/2; m --- FORD.

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110. ABNER⁵ BARBER (Asahel⁴) b 1758.

            iii ANNA⁶, b 1788; m Jonathan ROSSITER. [Sheri Barber, smbarber2@msn.com]

                        vii Lucius Garnsey ROSSITER⁷, b 1823; m Emily WARNER of New Britain CT; r New Britain.

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111. ASAHEL⁵ BARBER (Asahel⁴), b 1762

            iv LAWRENCE⁶, b 1803

                        ii LUTHER HART⁷, b 1832; unmarried in Harwinton, CT 1880. [~ census ~]

                        iii MARY JANE⁷, b 1837; m George H BANCROFT, b CT 1832/3; r Harwinton.  [~ 1870, 1880 census: Harwinton ~]

                                    Child of Mary and George:

                                    i Netty BANCROFT, b CT 1870/1

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112. REUBEN⁵ BARBER (Reuben⁴), b 1751

            iii LYDIA⁶, b 1775; m John H DALEY, b Egremont, Berkshire Co MA 5 Aug 1776, d 2 Jan 1830, son of Samuel and Sarah (MOODE)               DALEY; r Junius, Seneca Co NY, and Frankfort, Ross Co OH. [ ~ Richard Daley at Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Lydia and John:

                        i Harriet DALEY⁷, b Waterloo, Seneca Co NY 8 May 1798; m Elisha Mayo MOSS; r  Seneca Co NY.

                        ii Hiram B DALEY⁷, b Butternut, Otsego Co NY 5 Jan 1800; m/1 Polly Ann ---; m/2 Mehitabel (Hattie) GREEN; r Salem,                                     Washtenaw Co MI.

 

                        iii Daphela DALEY⁷, b 15 May 1802

                        iv Eliza Ann DALEY⁷, b 16 Apr 1805

                        v Jemima D DALEY⁷, b 12 May 1807

                        vi Lydia G DALEY⁷, b NY 29 May 1812; m Norman BISHOP; r Ronald, Ionia Co MI.

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113. Rev. SIMEON⁵ BARBER (Reuben⁴), b Harwinton CT 13 Aug 1753

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114. ISSACHAR⁵ BARBER (Reuben⁴), b Harwinton CT 26 Jun 1763

            i PHEBE⁶, b 1801; (did not die in 1811); m Granville, Hamden Co MA 5 Aug 1827 Sylvanus TWIST, b NY 1799, d Richfield, Adams Co

             WI 1860, son of Elijah and Hannah (GILBERT) TWIST. Sylvanus was a lumberman, with his oldest 3 sons, in Wawarsing, Ulster Co NY

             in 1850. He farmed in 1860. [~ Ancestry.com: OneWorldTree;1850,60 census; Derek Green: Rootsweb Worldconnect ~]

                        Children of Phebe and Sylvanus, born in New York:

                        i Henry TWIST⁷, c 1829

                        ii Edward TWIST⁷, b 1831; m Mary Jane DeWITT; r Ulster Co NY and NJ.

                        i George Wheeler TWIST⁷, b 1832/3; m/1 Lydia Jane ALLEN; m/2 Mary E TRYETT; r Litchfield WI. Farmed.

                        iv Sylvanus TWIST⁷, b Amsterdam, Schenectady Co NY 9 Nov 1835; d Albert Lea, Freeborn Co MN 11 Dec 1888; m Zura Ann