JOSIAH WOODS BARBER - 556
                                         MARTHA PATRICK - 507

BARBER GENEALOGY  Part I  p. 2

     JOSIAH  W.  BARBER, born 1808, married (1)  in  1828  MARTHA 
PATRICK;  (2)  in  Butts Co., Ga. on April 19,  1839  Adaline  E. Smith.  
Children:  Mathew, George, Joannah, Richard, James, Mary, Josiah, Midosa.
1.  Mathew Barber, born circa 1829; married in Butts Co., Ga.  on 
    April 25, 1849 Elizabeth J. Shepherd.
2.  George Barber, born 1834
3.  Joannah Barber, born 1837
4.  Richard Barber, born 1839
5.  James Barber, born 1842
6.  Mary Barber, born 1844
7.  Josiah Barber, born 1848
8.  Midosa (f.), born 1850

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November issue of GEORGIA PIONEERS under Butts County  P. 148
& in 40,000 GEORGIA MARRIAGES

BARBER, JOSIAH W. & MARTHA PATRICK July 3, 1826
BARBER, JOSIAH W. & Adaline Smith April 19, 1839

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1832 GOLD LOTTERY

Butts Co.                               Res.       L.Lot   Dist   Sect
JOSIAH W. BARBER           McLins   192      20       3

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RECORDS ON SOME GEORGIA COUNTIES  III vols

Butts Co.
p. 283  August 16, 1827  deed JOSIAH W. BARBER






Family tradition is told that JOSIAH & MARTHA's daughter  Joannah was 
suppose to mary a very wealthy man, but on her wedding  night she ran off to 
marry Robert Roebuck.  Her father made her  sister marry  the  wealthy  
man.  JOSIAh never approved  of  Robert  and Robert  was very bitter about 
the fact that JOSIAH did  not  like him.   Some years later JOSIAH 
disinherited them.   Robert  would not permit Joannah to accept anything 
when her father died.

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CAPTAIN GEORGE BARBER OF GEORGIA   by Morgan

Chapter One - Captain George Barber  p. 10 - will of  Grandmother Margaret  
Watkins Barber - JOSIAH BARBER  was the son of  Matthew Barber and 
Johannah Johnson.
     Item  8th)   As for my Grand Son JOSIAH BARBER  I  give  and bequeath  
unto  him and his heirs for ever one  negro  Boy  named Crawford.

Chapter Two - Matthew Barber p. 12-3
     
     Matthew  and Johannah had two Sons born to them,  George  W. Barber 
born 8 December 1803 and JOSIAH W. BARBER, born 1808.

     JOSIAH  WOOD BARBER, born 1808, Oglethorpe County,  Georgia, 
married 1. MARTHA PATRICK, 1 June 1828, Butts County, 2.  Adaline E. 
Smith, 19 April 1839, Butts County, Ga.
1.   Matthew  C  or T Barber, born 1829, married  Elizabeth  Jane 
     Shepherd, 25 April 1849, Butts County, Ga.
2.   George W. Barber, born 1834, Butts County, Georgia,  married 
     Nancy  A. McMichael, 4 March 1857, Cass County,  Texas.   He 
     died  before  1870  in  Cass County,  Texas.  (See  below  - 
     different)
3.   Johannah Barber, born ca. 1837, Butts County, Georgia.
4.   Richard Barber, born 1838-39, Butts County, Georgia.
Second marriage children:
5.   James Barber, born ca. 1842, Butts County, Georgia.
6.   Mary Barber, born ca. 1844, Butts County, Georgia.
7.   Josiah  Woods  Barber Jr.,  born  ca.  1848,  Butts  County, 
     Georgia, died ca. 1927, Hillsboro, Texas.  married twice the 
     first  time  about 1864 to ___________, the second  time  to 
     Dora  Adaline  Barfield, 9 Oct 18790,  Hill  County,  Texas.  
     There  were ten children, two by the first marriage and  the 
     rest by Addie Barfield.
8.   Midosa Barber (female, born 1850, Butts County, Georgia.

     Adaline  E. Watkins Smith, second wife of JOSIAH W.  BARBER, was  the 
daughter of J. W. and Margaret _____  Watkins.   Adaline was listed as age 
37 on the 1850 Federal census of Butts  County, Georgia,  born in North 
Carolina.  Household No. 581,  pages  372 and 372.  
     According to information contained in Old Records of Estates and  
Administrations  of Benton (Now  Calhoun)  County,  Alabama, James W. 
Watkins apparently died in 1864 and on December 17, 1868 the  following list 
of heirs and distributes was filed by  G.  B. Douthit and J. P. Watkins, 
administrators of the estate of J.  W. Watkins, deceased, with their account 
for final settlement:  ...2.   Elizabeth  A.,  wife of JOSIAH W.  BARBER,  
Gilmore  P.  O., Upshire Co., Texas (Adaline E.?)...
     JOSIAH  and wife, Adaline were in Cass County, Texas  before 1860/61  
when their fourth child, George Barber was  born.   From there they moved 
to Gilmer, Texas and they are on the 1860 Census of Upshire County, Texas.
(There  are errors in the above paragraph.  JOSIAH  &  Adaline's 4th  child  
was  Midosa.  George Barber  was  from  JOSIAH's  1st marriage - per 
Dianne Blankenstein.)
The second son of Matthew Barber and Joannah Johnson Barber:
I.   JOSIAH WOOD BARBER, born 1808, Oglethorpe  County,  Georgia. 
He  1st  married  MARTHA PATRICK, 1st June  1828,  Butts  County, 
Georgia.   Death date of MARTHA PATRICK is unknown in 1982.   She 
died  before 1829 when JOSIAH W. BARBER md: 2nd to Adaline  Smith 
nee Watkins.  Children by 1st marriage:
1.   Matthew "C" or "T" Barber, born 1829; married Elizabeth  Jan 
     Sheppard 25 April 1849, Butts County, Georgia.
2.   George W. Barber, the second child of JOSIAH WOOD BARBER and 
     MARTHA PATRICK BARBER, was born in Butts County, Georgia  ca 
     1834  and died in 1863; Van Buren, Arkansas, buried Fairview  Cemetery,   
	Lot #103 in Van Buren.  George married  Nancy  A.  McMichael 5	 
	March 1857 in Cass County, Texas by J. B. Black,  Minister.  Nancy 
	was born 27 May 1837, Butts County, Georgia  and died 19 December 
	1907, age 70 years and is buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Marietta, 
	Cass County, Texas.  (see above  -  different)
3.   Joannah Barber, born ca. 1837, Butts County, Ga.
4.   Richard Barber, born 1838/39, Butts County, Ga.
     JOSIAH  W. BARBER md: (2) to Adaline E. Watkins Smith,  19  April 
    1839, Butts Co., Ga. Children:
5.   James Barber, born ca. 1842, Butts County, Ga.
6.  Mary Barber, born ca. 1844, Butts County, Ga.
7.   Josiah  Woods Barber, Jr., born ca. 1848, Butts County,  Ga; 
     died  ca. 1927 Hillsboro, Texas.  married twice.   The first 
     time about 1864 to __________.  Second time he married  Dora 
     Adaline Barfield, 9 October 1879, Hill County, Texas.  There were  ten                                               
children:  two by the first marriage and the  rest by Addie Barfield.
8.   Midosa Barber (female), born 1850, Butts County, Georgia.

>From  the Will of Matthew Barber - 5.  It is my will that all  my estate  
should be divided between my two sons to wit:  George  W. Barber  and  
JOSIAH W. BARBER at the death of my  wife,  only  as above exceptions.  
And that my property should be lotted off,  if convenient, into two lots 
equally, if not convenient put up  sold and money equally divided.

p. 76 from Barber Genealogy by Dr. George Perry Barber
     Matthew,  married Mrs. James Johnson 2-24-1803.  their  sons were 
George, and JOSIAH W. 

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COMANCHE CO., TEXAS GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS by Waring Vol. 1 
p. 78

Indian  Mountain  cemetery  near the northern  edge  of  Comanche County  
is  located  on private property north  west  of  Oakland Cemetery.  The 
inscriptions were copied 25 July 1975.

Barber, Adaline F.
Wife of J. W. BARBER
 8 March    1817
14 November 1886
1840 Butts County Georgia Census

J. W. BARBER
1 male under 5 years
1 male 5 - 10 years
1 male 10 - 15 years
1 male 20 - 30 years
1 male 40 - 50 years
1 female under 5 years
1 female 5 - 10 years
2 females 20 - 30 years










1850 Butts County Georgia Census  p. 372-3  #581

J. W. BARBER        42 m w farmer  NC
Adeline E.          37 f w           Ga
George               16 m w         Ga
Joanahe             13 f w           Ga
Richard             11 n w           Ga
James                9 m w           Ga
Mary                  6 f w             Ga
Josiah                2 m w           Ga
Midora               3/12 f w        Ga
James A. Mecants    64 m w   SC

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1860 Upshur County Texas Census p. 395B

J. W. Barber        50 W M GA farmer
A. E.                 40 W F   NC
James               20 W M GA
Josiah               12 W M GA
Midora              10 W F  GA
Jane                     9 W F GA
Martha                 4 W F TX
Isaac                    8 W M GA

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Georgia     )  I  do  Certify  that  by  this  Authority  of  the
Butts County)  within Licence I  did  Join  JOSIAH W. BARBER  and
               MARTHA  PATRICK in Matrimonial Counspion in  Terms of the 
law on the 3rd day of Instant
Geo Tarbley J.P.    June    the 1828       John Hendrick Clk

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Georgia     )  		This is to certify that  I have  joined JOSIAH W.
Butts County) 	 BARBER  and  Adaline Smith  in  the holy bonds of
               		matrimony this 19th April 1839  Wade H. Giles J.P.
Recorded this 25th Apr 1839
John McCord C.C.A




Comanche County, Texas  Deeds

J. W. BARBER 160 acres April 4, 1881  Book 32, p. 234

J. W. BARBER $100 Nov. 23, 1891 Lot known as John Duncan SurveyVol. 29 
p. 86

J.  W. BARBER and wife A. E. Barber paid $200 60 acres  Nov.  14, 1884       
18 1/2 miles N 23 W of Comanche on Sabanna Creek   Book U p. 285

J.  W. BARBER, Sr. for $10 Tract on Sabanna Creek 18 12 miles  N.  23 W    
from Comanche Mar. 16, 1891 Book 27, p. 181

J. W. BARBER, Sr. to J. W. Barber, Jr.  Sold 100 acres on  waters  of  Sabana  
Creek about 18 1/2 N 23 W  from town of  Comanche  June 14, 1893   Book 30 
p. 205

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>From 4 October 1989 letter to Ruth from Quane Fletcher (Jere)

JOSIAH  W. BARBER, son of Matthew Barber & Mrs. Johannah  Johnson 
was  b.  ca. 1808 Oglethorpe Co., Georgia md:  3 July  1828 Butts Co.,  Ga.  
MARTHA PATRICK/FITZPATRICK, dau of  John  C.  Patrick.  She   was  
born  ca  1813; d: bf April 1839,  Butts  Co.,  Ga.  - probably buried in Butts 
Co., Ga.
Issue by first wife:
1.   Matthew - b. ca 1829/30 Butts Co., Ga. (was in Cass Co.,  Tx 
     in 1880 Census)  m. Elizabeth Jane Sheppard
2.   George W. Barber
3.   Joannah  born ca. 1837, Ga.
4.   Richard born ca. 1838/9, Ga.
Issue by 2nd Wife
5.   James, Physician, b. ca. 1842, Ga.
6.   Mary, b. ca. 1844, Ga.
7.   Josiah W. Jr. b. Jan 1848, Ga., d. 1927 Hillsboro, Tx
     m. 2nd Dora Adaline Barfield 9 Oct 1879 Hill Co., Tx.
8.   Midosa (female)  b. ca 1850 Butts Co, Ga.
9.   Isaac b. ca 1852 Ga.
10.  Jane b. ca. 1854 Ga.
11.  Martha b. ca. 1856, TX




1850 - Census - JOSIAH Sr. was in Butts Co., Ga. age 42

1856 - In Texas when dau Martha was born

1857 - Feb. 5th, Upshur Co., Texas.  JOSIAH W. BARBER, Sr. bought
       	380  acres from Eli W. Allen for $2,027.00 being  part  of 
      	the Headright survey of Edward B. Davis. Filed 9  February 
       	1858 at 9 A.M.

1858 - Tax Rolls, same reference as above 
      	 J.  W. BARBER, 600 acres value $700.00, Ed. B.  Davis,  19 
       	negroes value $13,000; 9 Horses value $550.00, no  cattle, 
       	Tax $163.50

1859 - Tax Rolls, same reference
      	 J.  W.  BARBER, 21 negroes value $13,000; 5  horses  value 
     	  $750.00 - no land shown.

1860 - Census  of Upshur Co., Texas, page 395-B, Personal  Estate 
      	 $20,000;  Real Estate value was $2000.00.  It  appears  he 
       	sold his slaves and was preparing to move to another  part 
       	of the country.

1865 - 30 December.  J. W. BARBER & wife A. E. Barber sold to  E. 
      	 K. Hall, 618 acres for $950.00 in Upshur County, Texas.

1880 - There was a Sheriff named JOSIAH W. BARBER, Sr.,  Comanche 
      	 Co., Texas

1881 - Comanche Co., Texas Tax Rolls
     	 April  4,  1881, J. W. BARBER, Abst #1171,  Jacob  Stiger, 
      	 Original  Grantee,  160  acres, value  $200.00;  2  horses 
      	 $100.;  47 cattle $235.00, Miscl. $5.00, 1  wagon/carriage 
      	 $30.00; 6 hogs $10.00, total tax $8.19.

1883 - Tax Rolls, J. W. BARBER, #1171, same ref. 140 acres value 
      	 $320.00;  4  horses, $120.00; 18  cattle  $180.00,  Miscl. 
      	 $50.00, 1 wagon $30.; 12 hogs $12.00; money on hand $6.00; 
     	 total tax $7.53.

1884 - Comanche, TX Courthouse, J. W. BARBER & wife A. E.  Barber 
       	bought 60 acres November 14, 1884.



1885 - Tax Rolls, J. W. BARBER, #1171, same reference; 100  acres 
      	 $400.00  value;  3 horses value $20.00;  25  cattle  value 
      	 $250.00; Miscl. $5.00; 1 wagon value $15.00; 20 hogs value 
      	 $20.00, total tax $5.51.

1886 - Tax Rolls, J. W. BARBER, #1171, same ref.; 100 acres value 
     	  $300.00;  2  horses  $10.00, 80 cattle  $240.00,  1  wagon 
     	  $10.00, 7 hogs $7.00, total tax $4.02.

1887 - Tax Rolls, J. W. BARBER, #1171, same ref.; 100 acres value 
     	  $400.; 2 horses $15.00; 32 catle $204.00, Miscl. $15.00; 1 
      	 wagon $10.00; 7 hogs $7.00, total tax $14.97.

1888 - Tax Rolls, J. W. BARBER, #1171, same ref.; 99 acres, value 
      	 $300.; 2 horses $50.00, 21 cattle $126.00; Miscl.  $35.00, 
       	1 wagon $5.00; 3 hogs $5.00, total tax $10.62.

1889 - Tax  Rolls, J. W. BARBER, #730,  Jacob Stiger,  100  acres 
       	value $300.00; 4 horses $160.00, 50 cattle $300.00, Miscl. 
       	$30.00, 1 wagon $30.00; 17 hogs $17.00, total tax $15.66.

1890 - Tax  Rolls, J. W. BARBER, #1171,  Jacob Stiger; 100  acres 
      	 value  $300.00; 8 cattle $48.00; Miscl. $200.00,  1  wagon 
      	 $10.00, 4 hogs $4.00; ? horses $138.00, total tax $6.80.

1891 - Tax Rolls,  J. W. BARBER,  #1171, Jacob Stiger,  99  acres 
       	value  $350.00;  20  cattle  value  $120.00;  total  value 
       	$470.00, total tax $4.43.

1891 - Comanche, Texas courthouse Record:  March 16 J. W.  BARBER 
      	 bought land on Sabanna Creek.

1893 - Tax Rolls, J. W. BARBER, Comanche City/Town Lots 8 to  13, 
       	value $210.00; No abstract Number shown, 2 horses  $60.00; 
       	2 cattle $20.00, Miscl. $25.00; 10 hogs $10.00, total  tax $5.00.

1893 - Note:  First mention of J. W. BARBER as Senior & Junior  - 
      	 Comanche, Tx Courthouse Record:  J. W. BARBER, Sr. sold to 
      	J.  W.  Barber, Jr., 100 acres on June 14, 1893.  

1893 - Tax Records - Comanche  Co.,  Texas:   City/Town  Lots  2, 
      	 value $60.00, 2 cattle $20.00; Miscl $2.00; Also Town Lots 
      	 8 thru 13, value $250.00, 1 wagon $20.00, total tax $5.12.


1893 - Comanche, TX Courthouse Records:
      	 J. W. BARBER, Sr. June 14, 1893
      	 J. W. Barber, Jr. June 14, 1893
       	Evidently this refers to the above sale.

1894 - Tax Rolls, Comanche County, TX.  JOSIAH W. BARBER,  #1171, 
       	Jacob  Stiger, 99 acres value $300; 1 wagon $30; 4  horses 
       	$90;  6 cattle $24; 1 hog $2.00; Comanche City/Town  Lots, 
       	tract  Division 8, 9, 10, 11, & 12, value  $300.00.  Total 
       	Tax $8.68.

1895 - Tax  Rolls, same reference. J. W. BARBER, #1171, 99  acres 
       	$300;  4 horses $100; Comanche Town Lots 8 thru 13,  value 
       	$350; 3 cattle $15.00; 1 wagon $20.00.  Total Tax $10.38.

1896 - Tax Rolls. J. W. Barber, Jr. purchased from J. W.  BARBER, 
       	Sr. #1171, Jacob Stiger, original grantee, 99 acres  value 
       	$300;  Comanche  Town  Lots 8, 9, 10,  11,  12,  Block  1, 
       	Franklin  (?Street)  value $300.00; 4  horses  $125.00;  6 
       	cattle $36.00; 2 hogs $5.00; 1 wagon $20.00, Miscl. $2.00.  
       	Total Tax $9.87.

1897 - Tax Rolls. J. W. Barber, Jr. purchased from J. W.  BARBER, 
      	 Sr.  6-9/10  acres, 5 lots, Block  1,  Franklin  Division, 
      	 value  $208.00;  Miscl. $5.00; 1 wagon  $40.00,  4  horses 
      	 $160.00; 4 cattle $32.00.  Total Tax $9.42.

1898 - Tax  Rolls.  J. W.  BARBER, #553,  Certificate  or  script 
      	 #10/369,  J. H. Harris, 60 acres value $350.00,  4  horses 
      	 $100.00;  5 cattle $50.00; 8 hogs $8.00, 1  wagon  $40.00; 
      	 Town  Lots 8 thru 12, Blk. 1,  Franklin  Division/District 
     	  $400.00; total tax $11.12.

1900 - Tax  Rolls. J. W. BARBER #2034, McNutt -- Seal, 60  acres, 
       	value  $240.00;  Lots 9, 10, 11, Blk.  1,  Franklin  Dist. 
      	value  $200.00;  8  horses $120; 4  cattle  $40,  18  hogs 
       	$36.00, Miscl. $45.00, total tax $7.23.

1901 - Tax Rolls, J. W. BARBER, same as above.






Book A Page 283 & 284  1827

Georgia        )    	This indention made  this the  seventh day of
Butts County   )    	August  in the  year of our Lord one thousand
                    		Eight  hundred and twenty seven between  John Brown, 
Senr of the Same part State and County of The one part and JOSIAH W. 
BARBER of the same Place of the other part.  Witnesseth that  he the said 
John Brown for and in consideration of the  sum of Four hundred dollars to 
him in hand paid the Receipt,  thereof is hereby acknowledged at or before 
the assigning and  delivering of these presents, hath granted, Bargained and 
sold and by  these presents do grant Bargain and sell unto the said JOSIAH 
W. BARBER his  Heirs Executors and assigns one hundred and three  acres  
of land,  the  same being more or Less Known  and  distinguished  by 
numbers  thirty  nine in the ninth district.  Family  Henry  Nows Butts  
County The same being the north half of said lot or  tract of  land to have and 
to hold the said tract of Land unto him  the said  JOSIAH W. BARBER his 
heirs Executors and  assigns  together with  all and singular  same in any 
manner belonging to  his  own proper use benefit and forever in fee simple.  
and the Said  John Brown for himself his heirs Executor administrators and  
assigns.  The  Said bargained Premises unto the said JOSIAH W. BARBER  
heir and assigns will warrant and forever defend the Rights and  title 
therein of against them Selves and against the blame or blames of all  other  
person or persons whatsoever!  In witness  whereof  I have hereunto set my 
hand and seal this 16th of August 1827.
Richd Bailey                              his
Abel E. Robinson   Clk               John  +  Brown   SEAL
Sup. Court. Butts County                  mark

State of Georgia
















The State of Texas  	Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that  we
County of Hill      		A. T. Findley  and wife S. F. Findley of said
                    			county and state for the consideration of the sum  
of six hundred (600) Dollars to me in hand paid the  receipt of  which is here 
acknowledged have this day bargained  and  sold and  do by these presents 
transfer and convey unto J.  W.  BARBER Senior  the  following described 
land to Wit:   One  Hundred  and Sixty  (16) acres Situated in the County of 
Comanche  said  State known  as  survey No. 397 on the waters of Sabano  
about  28  1/2 miles  N  23 W from the town of Comanche patented to said  A.  
T. Findley  as  assignee of Jacob Stinger Patent No. 172 Vol  9  and bounded 
as follows:  Beginning at the S.E. cor of a survey in the name  of Jno Elliott 
and in N line of a ?precumption survey  made for R. M. Garner a post oak tn 
N 17 1/2 W 3 ??? S 22 E 3 ? Thence E 281 ? to a stake in W line of Jno H 
Huston's Sur thence N 57  ? to a stone mound the NW corner of said tract a 
P. O. ? N 65 3/4 W 5  ? Do ? S 51 1/4 W 10 ? thence E with his N line at  672?  
pass his  N  E  Cor 950 ? to a stake a cor of a sur  made  for  G.  W. Terrill  a 
P. O. ? N 70 1/2 E 1 ? Do N & 2 W 6 ? Thence N with  W line of said tract 
721? the N E Cor of this tract thence W 1231 ? to a stake the NW Cor in E 
line of said Elliott suv Thence S  778 ?  to the place of beginning.  To have 
and to hold the same  unto the  said  J. W. BARBER his heirs and assigns 
forever and  we  do hereby bind ourselves our heirs and all legal 
representatives  to warrant  and  defend the title to the same unto the  said  
J.  W. BARBER his heirs and all legal representatives against the  claim or 
claims of any and all persons claiming & to claim the same  or any portion 
thereof lawfully 
Witness our hands this the 4th day of April A.D. 1881
               A. T. Findley
               S. F. Findley

















Book U P. 285  1884

November 14th 1884
The State of Texas
County of Comanche       	Know all men by these  presents  that we
                         		J.  W. BARBER and wife A. E.  Barber  of the said 
county and state for the consideration of the sum of two hundred  $200.00 
Dollars to us in hand paid the receipt of  which is hereby acknowledged have 
this day bargained and sold and do by these  presents  transfer  and  convey  
unto  P.  O.  Gordan  the following described lands to  Wit:  60 acres off of the 
west  end of survey No. 397 patented to A. J. Findley as assignee of  Jacob 
Stagger  Patent No. 172 situated in Comanche County on waters  of Sabanna 
creek about 18 1/2 miles N 23 W from the Town of comanche To have and to 
hold the same unto the said P. O. Gordon his heirs and  assigns forever and 
we hereby bind ourselves our  heirs  and all Legal representatives to forever 
warrant and defend the title of  the same unto the said P. O. Gordon his heirs 
and  all  legal representatives  against  the  claim or claims  of  any  and  all 
persons  claiming  or to claim the same or  any  portion  thereof Lawfully
Witnessed by             J. W. BARBER
Perry Hollyman           A. E. Barber
J. V. Underwood

The State of Texas       	Before  me E. B. Dewey  Justice  of  the
County of Comanche       	Peace  and  exofficio  Notary  Public in
                         		and  for Comanche County Texas  on  this day  
personally appeared Perry Holleyman & J. V. Underwood to  me known to be 
the persons whose name is subscribed as a witness  to the  foregoing 
instrument of writing and after being  duly  sworn state on oath that J. W. 
BARBER & A. E. Barber acknowledged their signatures to and for the 
purpose and considerations expressed in the foregoing instrument and the 
said A. E. Barber wife of J.  W. BARBER  acknowledged such signature to be 
her own free  will  and accord and that she did not wish to retract it.  And 
that he  had signed  the  same as a witness at the request of the said  J.  W. 
BARBER and A. E. Barber.  Given under my hand and seal of  office this 4 
day of Nov A.D. 1884  E. B. Dewey Justice of the     peace and exofficio 
Notary Public   CC Tx
Filed for record at 10 Oclock a.m.  Dec 24th 1887 & recorded same 
day to which I certify G. S. Hopeegle Clk Co Ct Comanche Co TX
                    By JAMilling Dept






Book 27 page 181  1891

The State of Texas      	Know all men  by  these  presents  that I
County of Comanche      	J. W. BARBER Sr of the county of Comanche
                       		State of  Texas for and in  consideration of  the  
sum of Ten 00/100 dollars to me in hand  paid  by  Jules Karkalits have 
granted sold and conveyed and by these presents do grant sell and convey 
unto the said Jules Karkalits of the County of  Eastland State of Texas all 
that certain tract or  parcel  of land described as follows to wit: Beginning at 
a point 165 yds south of the NE corner of a tract of land  deeded by the State 
of Texas on the third day of July  1879 to A. J. Findley Assn of Jacob Stinger 
in the East line  thereof.  Thence South with said East line 70 yds.  Thence 
West 70 yards at right  angles with said East line Thence North 70  yards,  
thence East 70 yards to the place of beginning containing one care  more or  
less in the form of a square.  The above described  tract  of land being a part 
of Survey 397 situated in Comanche Co. State of Texas  on the Sabama Creek 
about 18 1/2 miles N 23  degrees  west from  the  town  of  Comanche.  To 
have and  to  hold  the  above described premises together with all and 
singular the rights  and appurtenances  thereto in anywise belonging unto 
the  said  Jules Karkalis  his heirs and assigns forever and I do hereby  bind  
my heirs executors and assigns forever and I do hereby bind my heirs 
executors  and administrators to warrant and forever  defend  all and 
singular the said premises unto the said Jules Karkalits  his heirs  and  
assigns  against  every  person  whomsoever  lawfully claiming or to claim 
the same or any part thereof Witness my hand at Sipe Springs this 16th day 
of March A.D. 1891  J. W. BARBER

The State of Texas
County  of  Texas        	Before  me  W. W. Lloyd Justice  of  the 
                         		peace  & exofficio notary public in  and for  
Comanche County texas on this day personally appeared J.  W. BARBER  Sr 
known to me to be the person whose name is  subscribed to  the  foregoing  
instrument  and acknowledged to  me  that  he executed  the  same for the 
purposes  and  consideration  therein expressed. Given under my hand and 
seal of office this 6th day of March A.D. 
1891      L.S.      W. W. Lloyd Justice of the peace Exofficio
                  notary public in and for Comanche County Texas

Filed for record Mar 23 at  ?22 o'c a.m. and recorded same day to which 
Fortify.  R. E. Harris  CCCCC Texas
                 By Geo A. Cunningham  Dep




Book 30  page 205   1893

The State of Texas
County of Comanche
Know all men by these presents:  That I J. W. BARBER, Sr. of  the county  of 
Comanche and state aforesaid in consideration  of  the sum  of three hundred 
dollars to me inhand paid by J. W.  Barber, Jr.  of the County of Comanche 
and State of Texas and receipt  of which  sum  I hereby acknowledge have  
granted,  bargained  sold, conveyed  and released and by these presents do  
grant,  bargain, sell,  convey,  and release unto the said J. W. Barber,  Jr.  his 
heirs and assigns the following described property, to wit:   One hundred 
(100) acres more or less situated in Comanche Co.,  Texas known as our No. 
397 on the waters of Sabana Creek about 18 1/2 N 23 W from the town of 
Comanche patented to said A. J. Findley  as assignee  of Jacob Sligis patent 
No. 172 vol 9 which is a  corner of a survey made for G. W. Terrell a P. A. hs 
N 70 1/2 E vara Do. N  82 W 6 ? Thence 721 ?ns str NE cor of this tract  
thence  West 774  12 vars to a cor thence south 721 ?irs to cor.  Thence  East 
774 1/2 ns to the place of Beginning containing 100 acres more or less.   This 
conveyance is situated however to convey all of  sur no.  377  except 60 acres 
off of the west end of survey  no.  397 conveyed to John Poteet together with 
all and singular the rights members improvements hereditiments and 
appurtenances to the  same belonging or in anywise incident or appertaining  
To have and  to hold all and singular the premises above mentioned unto the  
said J.  W. Barber Jr. his heirs and assigns forever, and I do  hereby bind 
myself my heirs executors and administrators to warrant  and forever  defend 
all and singular the said premises unto the  said J.  W.  Barber  Jr.  heirs  
and  assigns  against  every   person whomsoever  lawfully  claiming or to 
claim the same or  any  part thereof.
Witness my hand at Comanche this 14th day of June A.D. 1893
                         J. W. BARBER Sr.  SEAL
The State of Texas
County of Comanche       	Before me N. E. Palmer Clk Co. Ct CC Tx 
In and for Comanche County, Texas on this day personally appeared J.  W.  
BARBER, Sr. known to me to be the person  whose  name  is subscribed  to  
the foregoing instrument and acknowledged  to  me that  he  executed the 
same for the  purposes  and  consideration therein expressed
          Given under my hand and seal of office this 14th day of
          June AD 1893 N.E. Palmer CT cc Texas  (L. S.)



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