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Barker Spreads Sample View 2 1785 1790 1795 1800 1805 1810 1815 1820 1825 This is a small snapshot of one of the worksheets in the much larger Excel file. If you find this format helpful, you may download the Excel file and modify it as you wish. Note: in this PDF format the gridlines do not show up and you only see one page at a time rather than the huge worsheet. Frederick, son of George Barker born: 24 Nov 1817 (Shelfang Chr: 7 Dec 1817 (Shelfanger PR p.29) bur: 3 Mar 1818, 13 weeks [old] Frederick Barker s. Ellis, son of George Barker born: 6 Dec 1818 (Shelfanger PR p.29) Chr: 8 Feb 1819 (Shelfanger PR p.29) bur: 22 Aug 1819, 36 weeks [old] "Ellis Barker s. James Barker (Keystone Genealogist) born: 7 Jun 1820 (Keystone Genealogist) [not on Shelfanger Parish reg] md: 6 Jun 1856 Mary Catherine Malan, Ogden (Keystone Genealogist p.41) children listed (Keyston died: 15 Jun 1882 Ogden, UT (Keystone Genealogist article p.41) Frederic, son of George (Lab) & Sarah Barker Chr: 5 May 1822 (Shelfanger PR p.30, NRO PR) md: 1852 Jane L. Johnson (Keystone Genealogist) md 2: Mariette Wright (Keystone Genealogist article) Ellis, son of George & Sarah Barker Chr: 8 Feb 1824 (Shelfanger PR p.30, NRO PR) died: abt 188 Simon Barker [born:~1 O marr: 3 Nov 1855 to Naturalization: 8 Jan 1879 (Weber Co Nat, Vol A. p.30) Jam b: 7 Rhoda, Dau of William & Jane Barker (Shelfanger PR p.20, FS ArchD image 45) Chr: 31 Jul 1785 (Shelfanger PR p.20, FS ArchD image 45, NRO PR, Joseph Barker's notes i11) ??Banns: 27 Feb, 5, 12 Mar 1820 James Jessup wid & Rhoda Barker S, both of Bressingham (Bressingham PR Banns FS i#36) ??Marr: 4 Apr 1820 James Jessup wid & Rhoda Barker, both of Bressingham (Bressingham PR Marr FS i#8) If our aunt Rhoda Barker, Chr: 1785 is this Rhoda who married James Jessup in 1820 (at age 35) then she would have been 56 Elizabeth d of James & Rhoda Jessup of Littleport, labourer when Elizabeth d of James & Rhoda Jessup (of Littleport (Cambridgeshire) is B: 18 Feb 1841 (Bressingham PR Bapt FS i38) `30 mi w of Diss) was born 18 Feb 1841, Chr: 26 Mar 1844 Chr: 6 June 1841 (Bressingham PR Bapt FS i#38) Leonard son of William & Jane Barker (Shelfanger PR p.22, FS ArchD image 54) Chr: 25 Sep 1791 (Shelfanger PR p.22, FS ArchD image 54, NRO PR) bur: 24 Feb 1793 (Shelfanger PR p.22 FS Bishop's trans 1792-93 i511, NRO PR) William son of William & Jane Barker (Shelfanger PR p.22) Bur: 26 Sep 1791 (Shelfanger PR p.22) (Archdeacon's trans image 55, NRO PR) George, son of William and Jane BARKER (Shelfanger PR p.23, ArchD trans 1 George Barker "commonly called Parker", f of Frederick Shelfanger 7th[?] Dec 1817. (FS Norf ArchD Trans 1685-1941, image 25) born: probably prior to April 1795 (based on sister Matilda's Christening date (20 Mar 1796) (Don Barker listed March 3, 1795, born: Mar 1793, Shelfanger, Norfolk (Article on William Barker in Keystone Genealogist) born: 8 Mar 1795, Shelfanger (FGR by Charles N. James ggson) Chr: 11 Oct 1795 (Shelfanger PR p.23) (Archdeacon's Trans, image 58, NRO PR) banns 1: George BARKER X & Charlotte Brazeworth (May 1, 8, 15 May 1814) (Shelfanger PR p.37) marr 1: 30 May 1814 George BARKER X & Charlotte Brazeworth Wits:- Robt M banns 2: 29 Oct 5,12 Nov 1815 George BARKER , Wid. & Sarah GARARD , Diss (Shelfanger PR p.39) banns 2: 29 Oct 5,12 Nov 1815 George PARKER X Winfarthing , & Sarah GARRARD marr 2: 18 Dec 1815 George PARKER X Winfarthing & Sarah GARRARD X. W marr 3: 3 Nov 1855 George Barker & Ann Blygh (Ehouse) (Former spouse of his brother, Frederick) LDS bapt: Sept 1842 endowed: 3 Nov 1855 (Ehouse 1855) died: 21 Nov 1869, Ogden, UT Matilda, dau of William and Jane Barker (Shelfanger PR p.23) Chr: 20[or 26] Mar 1796 (Shelfanger PR p.23, NRO PR) A "Matilda Parker" witnessed the marriage of her older brother George on 18 Frederick Barker (married Ann Bligh Shelfanger PR p.39), son of Will born: 27 Sep 1800, Diss (OOTB p. 267) 4 Oct 1800 (per Life of Frederick Barker sketch DUP) Banns: Frederic Barker & Ann Bligh , Tibenham (2,9,16 Feb 1822) (Shelfanger PR p.39) md: 18 Feb 1823 Tibenham (FS: Tibenham PR Marr: 1813-1836 image 11) died: 4 Nov 1866 (DUP Life of Frederick Barker sketch by Virginia Woodward front cover, north Ogden) James, son of William and Jane Barker (Shelfanger PR p.25) Chr: 27 Sep 1802 Shelfanger PR p.25, NRO PR) Banns: James Barker of Bressingham & Hannah Woods of Shimpl Banns: James Barker of Bressingham & Hannah Woods of Shimpl Marr: 8 June 1829 Hannah Woods (FamSearch, PR, Shimpling, M died: ~1861 at age 59, Lebanon, Iowa (Odyssey p. 4) Harriott, dau of William & Jane Barker (Shelfanger PR p.26) Chr: 8 Sep 1805 (Shelfanger PR p.26, NRO PR) Harriet Barker (signs Harriett) (Shelfanger PR p.38) born: ~~1806 (marr 1826 - ~~20 = 1806) ~(Shelfanger PR p.38) Banns: Henry Jarrel X & Harriet Barker (signs Harriett) (9,16,23,July 1826) (Shelfanger PR p.38) marr: 25 July 1826 to Henry Jarrel x (Wits: George Barker x, Susan Barker x) (Shelfanger PR p.38) emigrated with George, Frederick & James, per Frederic 1830 1835 1840 1845 1850 1855 1860 George Barker (commonly called Parker) (Lab) & Sarah (Garrod) (Shelfanger PR p.29) born: 24 Nov 1817 (Shelfanger PR p.29) (Article in Keystone Gen on William Barker's fam showed b: 24 Nov 1816, check PR) Chr: 7 Dec 1817 (Shelfanger PR p.29) bur: 3 Mar 1818, 13 weeks [old] Frederick Barker s. George & Sarah Barker (called Parker) Lab (Shelfanger PR p.40, FS Burials image 34) George Barker (commonly called Parker) (Lab) & Sarah (Garrard) (Shelfanger PR p.29) born: 6 Dec 1818 (Shelfanger PR p.29) Chr: 8 Feb 1819 (Shelfanger PR p.29) bur: 22 Aug 1819, 36 weeks [old] "Ellis Barker s. George & Sarah Barker (commonly called Parker) Lab (Garrod) (Shelfanger PR p.40) James Barker (Keystone Genealogist) born: 7 Jun 1820 (Keystone Genealogist) [not on Shelfanger Parish reg] md: 6 Jun 1856 Mary Catherine Malan, Ogden (Keystone Genealogist p.41) children listed (Keystone Genealogist article p.42) (Elwood I. Barker a grandson of this James) died: 15 Jun 1882 Ogden, UT (Keystone Genealogist article p.41) George (Lab) & Sarah Barker (Shelfanger PR p.30) Chr: 5 May 1822 (Shelfanger PR p.30, NRO PR) md: 1852 Jane L. Johnson (Keystone Genealogist) md 2: Mariette Wright (Keystone Genealogist article) George & Sarah Barker (Shelfanger PR p.30) Chr: 8 Feb 1824 (Shelfanger PR p.30, NRO PR) died: abt 1885, at Ovid, NY, unmarried (George Barker sketch, unknown author) Simon Barker , of Stilfanger, Norfolk, Eng born Oct 1826 (EHouse 1855) [born:~1 Oct 1826] [not on Shelfanger Parish Reg transcript, or Bishop's Trans 1826] marr: 3 Nov 1855 to Jemima Newey of Surrey Eng by HC Kimball (EHouse 1855) Naturalization: 8 Jan 1879 (Weber Co Nat, Vol A. p.30) James Barker, son of George and Sarah Barker (NewFamilysearch.com, died in Utah, church records, etc.) b: 7 June 1829, Shelfanger, Norfolk, England (Newfamilysearch.com) Surely George & Sarah would not have named two surviving children James. (this must be confused with james born 7 June 1820 ??Banns: 27 Feb, 5, 12 Mar 1820 James Jessup wid & Rhoda Barker S, both of Bressingham (Bressingham PR Banns FS i#36) ??Marr: 4 Apr 1820 James Jessup wid & Rhoda Barker, both of Bressingham (Bressingham PR Marr FS i#8) Elizabeth d of James & Rhoda Jessup of Littleport, labourer B: 18 Feb 1841 (Bressingham PR Bapt FS i38) Chr: 6 June 1841 (Bressingham PR Bapt FS i#38) (Shelfanger PR p.23, ArchD trans 1725-1812 BMB, image 58) ___________________________________________ Shelfanger 7th[?] Dec 1817. (FS Norf ArchD Trans 1685-1941, image 25) born: probably prior to April 1795 (based on sister Matilda's Christening date (20 Mar 1796) (Don Barker listed March 3, 1795, Odyssey , p. 4 & Suppl, p. 179+) born: Mar 1793, Shelfanger, Norfolk (Article on William Barker in Keystone Genealogist) (Shelfanger PR p.23) (Archdeacon's Trans, image 58, NRO PR) X & Charlotte Brazeworth (May 1, 8, 15 May 1814) (Shelfanger PR p.37) X & Charlotte Brazeworth Wits:- Robt Murton Robert Murton Junr (Shelfanger PR p.37 FS Bps Trans 1814 Q-S image 127) (Charlotte died 27 Jul 1814 at age 22 (Shelfanger PR p.39)) , Diss (Shelfanger PR p.39) Sarah GARRARD X (*Widower *Shelfanger) (marginal note) (Diss PR p.451) (Bishop's Trans, image 60) X. Were married in this church (Diss) Witnesses:- Matilda Parker X Robt Parr (*Widower * Shelfanger Wm Manning Dec 18 1815 ) (marginal note) (Diss PR p.451) marr 3: 3 Nov 1855 George Barker & Ann Blygh (Ehouse) (Former spouse of his brother, Frederick) A "Matilda Parker" witnessed the marriage of her older brother George on 18 Dec 1815. Might have been this Matilda when she was 19. Frederick Barker (married Ann Bligh Shelfanger PR p.39), son of William Barker & Jane (Taylor per Life of Frederick Barker sketch) born: 27 Sep 1800, Diss (OOTB p. 267) 4 Oct 1800 (per Life of Frederick Barker sketch DUP) , Tibenham (2,9,16 Feb 1822) (Shelfanger PR p.39) md: 18 Feb 1823 Tibenham (FS: Tibenham PR Marr: 1813-1836 image 11) died: 4 Nov 1866 (DUP Life of Frederick Barker sketch by Virginia Woodward front cover, north Ogden) Banns: James Barker of Bressingham & Hannah Woods of Shimpling 26 Apr 1829, 3 of May, 10 of May (FamSearch PR, Bressingham, 1827-1854, image 4) Banns: James Barker of Bressingham & Hannah Woods of Shimpling 26 Apr 1829, 3 of May, 10 of May (FamSearch PR, Shimpling, 1824-1881, image 5) Marr: 8 June 1829 Hannah Woods (FamSearch, PR, Shimpling, Marriages, image 9) (b 20 Aug 1809 at Shimpling, Odyssey, p.
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