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The Thomas Barber Genealogy THE THOMAS BARBER GENEALOGY Formerly, The CONNECTICUT BARBERS Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas Barber of Windsor Conn. This is the Third Edition, now entirely on-line, not in print. A huge amount of additions and corrections which have been discovered since the second edition are included in this third edition. A list of references and abbreviations is given in separate files. Part 12 Families 653-700 From Generation 8 INDEX Flora L, 1892; 651 Josiah, 1807, 658 Heads of family; birth year; Florence A, 1881, 698 Justin F, 1892; 699 family number: Julius C, 1874; 677 Floyd N, 1861, 674 Laura L, 1890, 654 Addie M, 1874; 668 Frank A, 1889, 692 Leonora P, 1863, 675 Agnes A, 1890, 683 Frank M, 1862, 672 Lewis, 1876; 693 Alena N, 1895, 683 Frank P, 1882; 658 Lillian M, 1863, 663 Alexander, 1825, 653 Fred S, 1897, 683 Linda A, 1944, 657 Allen A, 1833, 672 Frederick W; 1878; 664 Locena L, 1869, 673 Allison H, 1868, 697 George E, 1855, 682 Lorenzo D, 1817, 659 Alma E, 1849; 661 George H, 1854; 668 Louise H, 1880; 700 Alma F, 1897, 680 George L, 1881; 668 Louise L, 1888; 671 Alvin L, 1845, 696 George W, 1823, 660 Lucius A, 1846, 689 Alvin W, 1827, 663 Gertrude F, 1890; 700 Lucius B, 1878, 689 Alyce, 186?, 667 Gertrude S, 1864; 660 Lucy B, 1874; 687 Annabelle, 1896; 656 Gerty L, 1881; 664 Luman M, 1830, 666 Bernice A, 1873; 693 Gilbert R, 1845, 658 Luther H, 1875, 693 Blanche, 1880; 693 Gladys, 1892; 672 Lyman, 1836, 662 Blanche C, 1890; 671 Gladys I, 1896, 678 Lyman W, 1850; 558 Brewster O, 1838, 674 Gladys M, 1903, 680 Mahlon, 1850, 685 Burton, 1871, 655 Glenn A, 1893; 672 Margaret J, 1941, 657 Calvin J, 1830, 671 Glenn G, 1891, 692 Martin Luther, 1853, 688 Catherine M, 1859, 661 Grace M, 1873, 695 Mary, 1870; 654 Ceil D, 1881; 670 Halsey W, 1870; 658A Mary A, 1865;677 Celestia S, 1833, 658 Harold O, 1914, 657 Mary L, 1858, 663 Charles, 1825, 661 Harriet A, 1864; 668 Mary L, 1868; 671 Charles B, 1837, 658 Harriet B, 1879, 689 Maud L, 1892, 697 Charles D, 1861, 671 Harriet C, 1872, 687 Maud M, 1881; 651 Charles H, 1875; 695 Harriet E, 1846, 659 Mercy E, 184?; 670 Charles N, 1821, 670 Harriet P, 1841; 658 Minnie A, 1859; 660 Charles N, 1861, 683 Harris M, 1884, 700 Minnie E, 1886, 683 Charles R, 1874; 661 Hazel M, 1895, 692 Nathan W, 1846, 679 Charles W, 1894; 668 Hazel R, 1895; 678 Nelson L, 1839, 676 Chester T, 1836, 673 Helen/Nellie, 1849, 669 Neva V, 1892; 699 Claude P, 1872; 658 Helen S, 1893; 699 Newton G, 1863, 671 Cleson J, 1900, 656 Heman H, 1850, 699 Nina/Mina B, 1866, 671 Clyde L, 1893, 656 Heman H, 1894; 699 Norman/Lyman, 1823, 668 Darius, 1824, 664 Henry, 1834, 667 Odell, 188?, 690 Darius E, 1851, 681 Henry A, 1841, 686 Oliver S, 1875, 686 Dorothy E, 1905, 680 Henry A, 1869, 686 Percy K, 1899; 668 Edgar A, 1817, 669 Henry E, 1884, 682 Permelia L, 1861; 662 Edna, 1872, 696 Herriff, Dene; 672 Phoebe, 1880; 668 Edna M, 1884, 687 Heydlauff, Robert; 675 Pliny W, 1849, 658 Edward E, 1900, 678 Homer O, 1894, 656 Robert W, 18 77; 698 Edward R, 1886, 694 Howard C, 1851, 695 Roger M, 1897; 699 Edwin A, 1862, 684 Humphrey M, 1894; 699 Rosabel, 1887, 682 Effie, 1866, 675 Ida J, 1865, 653 Rose D, 1855, 671 Elizabeth M, 1832; 658 Ida M, 1876; 658 Royal E, 1898, 680 Ella A, 1857, 660 Irene, 1891, 684 Ruluf D, 1849, 687 Ellen E, 1843; 658 James J, 1869, 699 Sarah J, 1860, 673 Elsie V, 1872; 668 James L, 1882; 668 Silas W, 1829, 665 Emma J, 1889; 668 Jane, 1878, 664 Sidney H, 1872; 676 Emmet L, 1849, 693 Jesse V, 1878; 668 Simon C, 1837, 677 Emmett E, 1863, 680 Joel A, 1834, 654 Thomas E, 1876; 661 Ernest J, 1879; 651 John A, 1862; 668 Thomas L, 1854; 661 Ernest L, 1871, 699 John C, 1912, 680 Thomas S, 1853, 700 Ethel M, 1889; 671 John F, 1876, 677 Warren L, 1837, 675 Eugene A, 1869, 678 John J, 1861, 692 Wilbur J, 1849, 670 Eugene E, 1847, 694 John N, 1861; 668 Will H,1861, 672 Eugene T, 1857, 690 Joseph A, 1896, 680 William, 1864; 668 Evelyn M, 1913, 680 Joseph L, 1846, 698 William E, 1859, 691 Fannie, 1866, 654 Willis E, 1892, 683 DeKay, Catherine; 698 Phelps, George, 1874, 689 Wyman, 1858; 664 Devendorf, Sadie; 658 Phinney, Philander; 668 Xavier L, 1871, 656 Dixon, Donald; 699 Pierce, Emily, 184?, 676 Drew, Bessie, 188?, 700 Pierce, Nancy, 1809, 658 Spouses Emerick, Lottie, 186?, 691 Pike, Kittie, 1861, 674 Name, Birth year, Family number: Evans, Lucy; 668 Pilon, Rosanna; 695 Ackerman, Carrie, 1872, 697 Everett, Albert, 1868, 673 Pixley, Minnie, 184?, 676 Agenstein, Louisa, 186?, 680 Ferguson, Flora/Betty, 1917, 657 Potter, Elizabeth, 1838, 664 Allen, William; 658 Fitzpatrick, Edith; 699 Potter, Harry, 1846, 669 Anthony, Virginia, 191?, 680 Frisbee, Louis; 693 Randall, Milan; 662 Arden, Fred, 188?, 683 Gardner, Fannie, 184?, 679 Rasby, Elizabeth, 1827, 668 Babcock, Mabel; 677 Goddard, Jesse, 1869, 672 Rechlin, Anna, 189?, 692 Babcock, Townsend. 677 Gramm, Harold; 671 Reeder, Caroline, 1875, 693 Baker, Royal; 660 Gray, Sarah, 1848, 696 Reese, Lloyd; 671 Barber, Adelia, 185?, 695 Greenwood, Edward, 1845, 659 Rice, Amanda, 182?, 660 Barker, Jeff, 187?, 687 Halsted, Anna, 1843, 673 Roberts, Benjamin; 656 Barnes, Harriet, 1849, 689 Harris, William; 661 Roberts, Blanche, 189?, 680 Barr, George; 664 Hartley, Mott; 668 Roby, Eva, 1898, 656 Barrett, George, 189?, 684 Harvey, Maude, 188?, 682 Rockwell, Harriet, 183?, 667 Bassett, Samuel, 187?, 695 Hawks, Herbert; 671 Rogers, Belle; 670 Bauer, Ellis, 189?, 692 Head, Myrtie, 186?, 692 Rowe, Maryette, 1847, 687 Bauman, Henry, 186?, 671 Henderson, Roy, 190?, 680 Ruby, Warren, 191?, 680 Bauman, Lucinda, 186?, 671 Henry, Ann, 1840, 674 Russell, Clementine, 1843, 686 Bean, Sophia, 189?, 692 Higgins, Adeline; 661 Rynear, Stanley; 657 Beardslee, Mary; 661 Hilliard, Charlotte, 1876, 689 Sartell, Elizabeth; 551 Bearss, Harriet, 183?, 667 Hodges, Lillian; 658 Scoville, Evaline; 668 Beckwith, Lucy, 1843, 675 Jackson, Charles, 185?, 661 Smart, Jeannette; 668 Belden, L A, 185?, 671 Jensen, John; 678 Smith, Ella/Eleanor, 1852, 693 Bennett, Doris, 189?, 683 Johnson, Lucia; 668 Smith, Harry, 188?, 683 Biermann, Augusta; 699 Jones, Lugenia, 1859, 690 Smith, Mary E; 664 Bishop, George; 668 Kendall, Roy; 693 Smith, Rhoda, 184?, 658 Blaise, Florence; 668 Kilmer, Maurice; 670 Sparr, Fanny, 187?, 686 Booth, Nicholas, 186?, 675 Kinner, Burdett, 189?, 683 Stevens, Julia, 1871, 655 Boshnell, Jeannette; 668 Koder, George; 671 Steele, Jay; 672 Boyd, Richard; 661 Knapp, Arthur, 1865, 654 Streeter, Ervin, 187?, 696 Brainerd, Alice, 1850, 694 Knight, Henrietta, 1835, 660 Strickland, Elizabeth, 190?, 678 Bridge, Gertrude; 670 Kuykendall, Nellie, 189?, 680 Stinson, Sarah; 661 Brigham, Marcia, 1859, 682 Lawrence, Lorenzo; 658 Strong, Agnes, 1819, 669 Britch, Melissa, 1873, 656 Leach, Gladys, 188?, 690 Taggart, Forest; 660 Brown, Irving, 189?, 697 Legatt, Louisa, 1836, 671 Taylor, William, 1882, 1882, 654 Buell, Nellie; 661 Lejeune, Joseph; 699 Tebo, Olive; 664 Bunn, Beulah; 658 Little, Euretta, 1832, 663 Thomas, Harold; 700 Burns, Margaret, 184?, 686 Louks, James; 668 Tiffany, Adelia, 1845, 677 Capen, Randall; 700 Lowell, Ethel, 1898, 656 Tillman, Mahala, 185?, 681 Carruthers, William; 674 Lundgren, Carl, 189?, 678 Tooze, Russell, 1902, 680 Childers, James; 671 Luther, Frances, 1849, 699 Tucker, Nina; 668 Clark, Flora, 1838, 666 Lyman, Gertrude, 1874, 678 Tyrell, Mina; 668 Clark, Irene, 1895, 680 Mahan, Gertrude, 186?, 699 VanDeWater, Arthur, 188?, 698 Clark, Jerusha, 1829, 665 McLain, James; 654 Wainwright, Loren, 185?, 660 Clayton, Lillian, 187?, 187?, 699 McClintock, Helen, 1832, 672 Wait, Josiah, 1877, 682 Cleaveland, Alice, 1860, 683 McKinney, John, 1859, 663 Wallace, Lucille; 699 Clinton, Lillie, 1867, 684 Metzer, Oscar, 188?, 687 Warren, Marcellus, 185?, 671 Clow, Mertie, 187?, 699 Miller, John, 187?, 664 Watson, Nellie, 186?, 671 Colby, Celia, 185?, 685 Mitchell, Pearl, 1898, 656 Weatherup, Alexander, 1849, 663 Cole, Bessie; 693 Moor, Margaret; 686 Welsh, Walter; 658 Cole, Charles; 671 Napolokas, Sophie; 655 White, Emma, 1853, 700 Conway, Penelope, 1831, 653 Neiss, Walter; 668 Wilcox, Grace; 676 Corbin, S E, 183?, 658 Newell, Kate, 185?, 658 Wilcox, William; 668 Cover, Mary, 1845, 654 Nichols, Orlando, 186?, 653 Wilkinson, Augustus; 661 Crane, Laura, 186?, 672 Nickerson, Myron; 658 Wilson, Harriet, 183?, 667 Crowell, Henry, 185?, 673 O’Dell, Anna, 1891, 694 Wilson, Mary, 183?, 658 Currier, Cora; 668 Olds, Caroline, 1841, 662 Wirsching, Clara; 699 Daggart, Forest; 660 Ostrom, Mary, 181?, 659 Woodhouse, Anna, 1851, 698 Dean, Ellenor, 1867, 688 Pflager, Harry; 667 Yeomans, Sarah, 1881, 677 8 7 653. ALEXANDER BARBER (Ezekiel ), b Randolph Co IL 24 Nov 1825; d Grafton, Jersey Co IL 1888; m Randolph Co IL 10 Nov 1853 Penelope Handy CONWAY, b Kaskaskia, Randolph Co Dec 1831, d Chester, Randolph Co 23 Jul 1914, daughter of Clement C and Emma (GROSVENOR) CONWAY; r Grafton, Jersey Co IL. In 1880 they were farming in Quarry, Jersey Co IL. [~ Corresp:Sharon Barber; Corresp:Robert C Barber; 1880 census:Grafton ~] Children of Alexander and Penelope: 9 i FRANCIS CONWAY BARBER (“Frank”), b Grafton, Jersey Co IL 30 Aug 1862; d Chester 6 Jul 1950. Frank was a fisherman on the Mississippi River most of his life. He died at the home of his niece, Myrtle COFFEY. He was never married. 9 ii IDA JANE BARBER , b Grafton 4 Aug 1865; d Chester 19 Sep 1926; m at Grafton 10 Oct 1894 Orlando M NICHOLS, b IN 4 Nov 1854, d Glenwood, Rush Co IN 16 May 1923 May 1925, son of Henry W and Margaret (WEGERIE) NICHOLS.
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