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Early letters on the history of the William & Prudence Barron family now online

VKruschwitz — 1 Sep 2008 3:36:04 GMT

A new resource is now available online for researchers of the William and Prudence Barron family. The earliest known writings about our Barron history were penned in the 1890s by John Davis Garrard (1827-1903). Though his name might be unfamiliar to some of you, Garrard's research provided the basis for biographies of the Barron family included in published histories of Georgia counties from the 1920s through 1970s. Others of you may have seen transcriptions of a few of Garrard's letters that have been copied and circulated over the years. Garrard's interpretations have had a profound influence on the way researchers have viewed our Barron story for the past century.

This online resource contains an introduction, followed by the six known letters/documents of John Davis Garrard. All of them have been transcribed -- and in one case, a copy of the original, handwritten document posted -- and have been placed on one webpage in chronological order. Recent research has shown that some of Garrard's views were in error; other times his early insights have been beneficial. Making this resource available to the wider audience of Barron researchers helps us to be more discerning as we continue our search for our Barron heritage.

There is a link to the transcribed writings of John Davis Garrard at my webpage, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/r/u/Vicki-Barro... under 'Related Files' with the title, "John Davis Garrard's Barron research in the 1890s."

Vicki Barron Kruschwitz

Sale price for Y-DNA testing

VKruschwitz — 20 Aug 2008 7:39:51 GMT

If you have considered DNA testing for your branch of the Barron family, but have been waiting for a better price, the time is now! Until August 31, Family Tree DNA has reduced its price for Y-DNA testing of 37 markers from $189 to $119. Remember that only a male descendant whose surname is Barron is eligible to be tested. If you don't meet that criteria, I encourage you to sponsor a male Barron to participate. For more information about the Barron DNA Project, please see our website at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jpcfamily/... To sign up for this limited-time offer, please contact me.

Vicki Barron Kruschwitz
Co-Administrator, Barron DNA Project

Death of Mr. Victor Allen Barron in Brazil

davwayell — 24 Aug 2008 11:48:24 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Victor Allen Barron, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Barron died in Brazil on March 5, 1936.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Does anyone know the origin of the name Barron?

David Shafer — 5 Jul 2000 8:47:34 GMT

I have traced my lineage to a Charles Barron, who moved from Bucks County, PA to Easton, Northampton County, PA in the 1810s. According to family lore, the Barrons came from Alsace-Lorraine (a territory that has gone back and forth between France and Germany). Does anyone know the origin of the Franco-German name Barron?

ethel barron

sharonwadley — 16 Apr 2006 4:40:50 GMT

i have a watercolar of an elderly black man ,artist ethel barron, dated 1909.looking for any info on this artist

Cipriano Petra Barron

Rafaela A.Barron — 13 Mar 2000 12:45:41 GMT

Cipriano Petra Barron were born in Zacatecas, Mexico. Their son Pablo Torres Barron was born on June 29, 1880 also in Zacatecas in a small town/village San Miguel del Mesquitel, not sure of the spelling.Cipriano married for a second time, her name was Angela Gonzales. He also had a brother Abraham. Any information will be appreciated. Thank You

Barron sisters, Brownsville Texas

annarc1 — 14 Jul 2008 6:07:39 GMT

I am seeking information on 3 Barron sisters (Jean, Irene, and Lily Aurora), born in the 1920's, raised by relatives in Brownsville, Texas in the 1930's.
I have info on them as adults: marriages, children, and deaths, but I cannot connect them to any parents, or other relatives.
I found a possible family in the 1930 census. Does any one know of this family - or another that might fit?

1930 United States Federal Census Index
Brownsville, Cameron, Texas
Household Members: Name Age
Pedro R Barron 35 M head / brother
Guillermina Barron 38 F sister
Diego Barron 13 F niece
Irene Barron 8 F niece
Curna Barron 6 F niece
Francisca Barron 39 F sister

Note: handwriting on image hard to read
Diego Barron probably = diega
Curna Barron could = Anna or Aurora

Thank you for any help,
Anna Rentfro Carmean

Jesusita Barron

Gloria Childers — 22 Apr 1999 11:40:14 GMT

I am seeking information on my great-grandmother, Jesusita Barron.
She was born in Mata Moros, Mexico. I do not know the name of my greatgrandfather. My grandfather was Alexander Barron Martinez. He was born (I believe)in San Antonio, Texas.
I was told she had fair skin, blue eyes and black hair. She was part French.
Anyone thinking we might have anything to share please contact me.
Thank you,
Gloria

divorce

Paty92 — 12 Jul 2008 6:57:39 GMT

searching for divorce information in the very early 1900 for Billy BARRON vs Cora Mae MALLOY [Barron]. These people went through a messy divorce covered by the newspapers. I need your help. Thanks Paty

Francis M. Barron

LCatchUp — 6 Jul 2008 9:22:06 GMT

Looking for family Francis M. Barron,born 1927 in Va. May have lived in Charleston,West Va. Father was James

Percival Edward BARRON, son of Mary Rose THORNE and Oliver BARRON

bonniebgood2 — 30 May 2005 4:50:01 GMT

Veteran's Affairs Canada web-site has this for Percival Edward BARRON, a Canadian WWII RCAF gunner shot down on his first flight in action. From Manitoba. Buried in the Netherlands.

http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=collections/...

I hope that this is useful for someone. I believe that he had a sister, Ethelyn(e) and two brothers that I know of: Alexander and Philip.

If anyone has any information on this family, I would love to hear from you.

Bonnie

GEORGE BARRON b1871 - ABERDEEN

annepearson58 — 6 Jun 2008 10:07:10 GMT

George Barron's wife was Margaret Luke and they had one son, William and 7 daughters, Margaret, Isabella, Ethel, Alice, Violet, Elsie and Georgina. Any connections with them would be appreciated.

Anne

Edward Barron, Sarahville, County Waterford

michelesal — 16 May 2008 10:52:54 GMT

Looking for ancestry on Edward Barron, born Sarahville, County Waterford c.6/24/1831. Came to NYC c.1847 to live with his uncle Lawrence, then went to SF in 1852. Have extensive info. on his marriages and descendants. Searching for information on parents/uncle and earlier generations.

William Barren b. about 1823

JeanLesslie — 12 May 2008 7:56:53 GMT

Does anyone have any info on Wm Barren who was born in about 1823 in Alabama (we think)? He married Harriet Catherine (Beasley) VanDeusen in Marion Co. Illinois on 21 Mar 1867.

Alexander Barron

Dave — 18 Dec 2000 5:01:56 GMT

Hi Group

Just wanted to introduce myself. My names Dave and I just recently have gotten into genealogy and found the My Grandfather Barron his father Alexander came from Scotland late 1800's. Am waiting to hear back from my cousin who supposedly has more info but am hoping to work some here on the board as i trace this line of my family as it is the one I am interested in most as I love Scotland and everything about the country so looking to learn as much as possible.

So far I know his name was Alexander and I know one of his daughters my G_Grandmother was born in 1894. I am not sure if she is the oldest child or not but if she is that would put Alexanders birth at least 1874 at earliest as I think based on their children being religious most likely would not have messed around like alot of folks do now a days. Could have been born earlier but i do know he had alot of children some of which are still alive just have not talked to them since i never knew this side of the family very well just due to distance. So it is possible he was born before 1870 but won't know for sure till I hear back from my cousin but his ISP is down right now at home. Hope to hear from some of you and maybe find out I have a relative out there somewhere that i haven't met yet. Maybe one living in Scotland =o)

Civil War letters from Greenberry Barron family now online

VKruschwitz — 7 May 2008 5:54:55 GMT

Recently, some wonderful old letters from the Greenberry Clay Barron family of Chambers County, AL, were made available to Barron researchers. With permission of the person who has preserved these letters, I've placed seven of those from the Civil War era online as a PDF file. Also included are several pictures and a brief history of the family.

The parents of Greenberry Barron, Thomas and Sally Clay Barron, were found in Greene County, GA, by 1805. Soon afterward, they resided in an area of Baldwin County, GA, that later became part of Morgan County. The family remained there until after 1820 and later may have lived for a time in Troup County, GA, before settling in Chambers County, AL, in the late 1830s. A number of Greenberry's siblings and their offspring moved to adjacent Tallapoosa County, AL, and are mentioned in the letters, providing researchers an invaluable reference -- as well as poignant insights into the close-knit family.

You can view the PDF file at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~barronfami...
Or, you can go to my website at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/r/u/Vicki-Barro... and scroll down to the bottom of the page to the section entitled Related Links. If you click on the link "Civil War letters: Greenberry Barron family, Chambers Co, AL" it will take you to the PDF file. Note that the file is large (4 MBs) . Though it loads quickly on highspeed internet connections, it may be very slow on dial-up.

Contents of PDF file:
Introduction and brief history of the Greenberry Clay Barron family
Photo of the Greenberry Barron family in 1897
Photo of Greenberry Barron in Civil War uniform
Letter from Greenberry Barron to his wife Martha, August 31, 1861
Letter from T. J. Moore (nephew of Greenberry Barron) to his aunt, Martha Williams Barron (wife of Greenberry), September 20, 1861
Photos of Thomas Barron, son of Greenberry Barron's brother, Robert, and of Greenberry's daughter, Georgiann
Letter from Thomas Barron to cousin Georgiann Barron, May 3, 1863
Letter from Thomas J. Barron to his sister, Mary Barron, July 27, 1863 (both children of Greenberry Barron)
Letter from Mary E. Barron to brother, Thomas J. Barron, August 10, 1863 (both children of Greenberry Barron)
Letter from Mary E. Barron to brother, Thomas J. Barron, November 1, 1863 (both children of Greenberry Barron)
Letter from R. Barron (Robert Barron) to G. C. Barron (his brother, Greenberry Clay Barron), April 10, 1864

Vicki Barron Kruschwitz

Josephin BARRON CUMMINGS death Oct 23, 1929 Detroit, MI

wsullivw — 23 Jan 2007 10:36:39 GMT

Josephine BARRON CUMMINGS death Oct 23, 1929 Detroit, MI
Death Certificate
Josephine CUMMINGS; b. Oct. 23, 1870, d. Jan 5, 1929, aged 58 yrs, 2 mo 13 da
Lived at 3700 Sylvester Ave, Detroit; lived in Detroit 15 years, lived in USA 40 yrs
Married to Richard CUMMINGS
Born in Ireland, parents Pierce BARRON, b. Ireland, & Bridget HALEY, b. Ireland
Buried at Mt. Olivet Cem., Detroit

Barron- Nayarit to Calexico and So. Calif.

rebeccAcc6 — 20 Mar 2008 11:14:24 GMT

Looking for any Barrons whose family came from Acaponeta, Nayarit, Mexico and moved to Calexico, Mexicali, and Southern California. My grandfather was Max (Malaquias) Barron. His siblings were Alejandro, a general in the Rev. War, Jose, a captain in the war, sisters Tomasa, Julia, Angela Barron Quintero(b.1886 d.1954), and Maria Barron Madrid. Max and Maria lived in Los Angeles. Angela stayed in Acaponeta and raised a family. Alejandro lived in Calexico and Jose lived in Mexicali, or visa versa.Their mother was Reyes Rodriguez Barron (b.1861 d. 1941) but I don't have their father's given name. Any information or contact would be greatly appreciated.

Barron

T O'Connell — 21 Nov 2000 3:21:41 GMT

My grandmother's name was Ellen Barron. She was born in the Glen of Aherlow Co. Tipperary
1877. She emigrated to NY in the 1890's with some of her brothers and sisters. It was a large family. She returned to Ireland about 1900 and settled in Dublin. Any info regarding the members of her family who remained in America?

Wm Barron - WW2 Army Air Force

kareytx — 12 Mar 2008 9:26:12 GMT

Seeking info on a Wm Barron who was a gunnery instructor at Laredo Army Air Force Field, Laredo, TX in 1943 and later at an overseas training school. No other information available. Would appreciate any help available. Thank you in advance.

North Little Rock, Arkansas Barron Family

Chuck Engelberger — 7 Mar 2004 5:57:37 GMT

I am seeking info on the Joseph and Marianna Prztbleski Barron Family and their children, Paul, John, Cecelia, Michael, Frank, Rozalia, Valentine, Martin and Sophia, and descendants. I will share the info I have.

Barron Barnes

Carolyn Anne Hulse Adams — 14 Apr 2000 7:14:48 GMT

Is there anyone who knows the story of the Barrons
who became Barnes. That is one of the things that
makes the Tennessee Barron's so complicated to find.
I know this to be a fact because I hate to say this
but my gg-grandfather had apparently tried this name
on for size in the 1900 state census. I would not had
believed it if I hadn't seen it. The storie is that
one of the wives in the Barron family didn't like the name
and just started spelling her name and children also I guess
the husband decided to take up suit. I don't think it
was ever legally changed. But this is one thing that makes
the Barron's so complicated in seach of.

Joseph E. Barron (Missouri > Oklahoma)

cmlembeck — 30 Oct 2004 2:29:02 GMT

aka Joe Barron. Born June 19, 1882 in Washington County Missouri. Married twice. First to Mattier Miller (4-17-1916).
Second to "Sarah" (marriage date unknown).
Sarah was previously married to a "Higgins". Sarah had a daughter from this marriage, Litha Higgins.
Sarah and Joe had two children born in Oklahoma.
Leroy Barron b. 1921 and Sarah Barron b. 1924.
Joe moved to Oklahoma about 1920.

George BARRON family, Newcastle, NBL, mid 1800s

JScott51 — 28 Jan 2008 9:09:36 GMT

Is anybody researching this Northumberland family?

George BARRON, b. abt 1815 in Hexham.
m. Jane SCOTT, b. abt 1815 in Hesleyside, Bellingham area.
(daughter of Adam SCOTT & Mary FENWICK)

George (aka James) was a farmer & innkeeper of the Cattle Market Inn on Thornton Street in Newcastle, roughly 1841-61. I lose track of him and most of his his family after that.

Children:
William BARRON, b abt 1837, Newbrough (near Hexham)
Margery BARRON, b abt 1839, (same)
George BARRON, b abt 1840, Newcastle
Adam BARRON, b abt 1843, (same)
Mary Ann BARRON, b abt 1847, (same)
Thomas BARRON, b abt 1848, (same)
Sarah J. BARRON, b abt 1848, (same)

Emma Barron Framington, Mass

macdog34 — 28 Jan 2008 1:13:32 GMT

Emma Fassell Barron was born in Adams, Mass married to Andrew Barron for 30 years. She was married in Hinsdale, Mass at St. Patricks Church.. Died April 27 1943 in Framinton. Looking for her daughter Maude STONE who lived with her.

Charles Barron of Virginia

accotinkbob — 22 Apr 2003 12:26:25 GMT

Dr. Hendley Barron's Will probated July 1, 1822, Prince William Co., VA. He had 4 sons; William H, Henry, Gustavas Thomas Barron, born Aug. 21, 1808 and Charles - which I have not been able to find any information on. Maybe this is the one? In the will "Charles to be a merchant as he will make a weak man, unfit for hard work".

Louisa R. J. Barron

Sjstrube — 2 Jan 2008 8:03:13 GMT

I am trying to find the parents of Louisa R. J. Barron, born: 1848 in Alabama, US. died: 14 Apr 1921 in Bright Star, Miller, Arkansas, US. First marraige was to James T. Brown (1843-1869) and second marraige to James M. Dickson (1846-18??). If anyone knows please help, the name and parents of Louisa are a mystery to us, we only have a partial page of her bible to go by.

Barron

phoenixjeni8 — 31 Dec 2007 10:16:39 GMT

Searching for any information on my great grandmother Ramona Barron. Lived in San Antonio, Tx. Married to a Gonzales. Died in San Antonio in 1982.

Barron

phoenixjeni8 — 31 Dec 2007 10:16:14 GMT

Searching for any information on my great grandmother Ramona Barron. Lived in San Antonio, Tx. Married to a Gonzales. Died in San Antonio in 1982.

John Barron of Dracut

Sandra Walker — 19 Feb 2005 9:51:28 GMT

Can someone also tell me about John Barron and Hannah of Dracut. When was John born? Who were John's parents? When did John and Hannah die and where. I am from Lydia Barron. Any help would be appreciated.

William Lewis Barron

LCatchUp — 12 Dec 2007 8:54:17 GMT

Looking for decendants of William Lewis Barron,who died 1953 in Norfolk,Va. His son Mike Barron(born abt 1903) was living in Baton Rouge in 1958 and James Barron(born abt 1905) who was living in Charleston,West Virginia in 1958 If you related to either, perhaps we can share information.

Barnes and Barron in Harrison Co.

Inland — 12 Dec 2007 5:27:22 GMT

My Barnes/Barron research has been centered in Harrison Co., WV (formerly VA). I would like to work with/assist other researchers who are working these Barnes/Barron families in Harrison Co, WV

Myllie BARRON: s/o Oliver BARRON & Marie Rose THORNE, Manitoba

hhoyer1 — 3 Oct 2005 8:30:16 GMT

I am trying to locate information on the family of Marie Rose THORNE, and so far, I know that they had the following children:

1. Percival Edward BARRON b. about 1915
2. Philip BARRON
3. Dave BARRON
4. Myllie BARRON b. 1910
5. Ethylyn (sp?) BARRON
6. Alexander BARRON

I found the following information about Myllie Barron. My mom had frequently told me about a "musical" cousin near Vancouver who played the fiddle and repaired them, too. Apparently, he recorded records as well.

If any of this sounds familiar, I would appreciate hearing from you.

Here is something that I found on the following web-site: http://www.voyagerrecords.com/LN331.htm

His brother Percy played Hawaiian guitar, brother Phil played Spanish style guitar, and younger brother Dave played the banjo. In 1935 Myllie and Percy played for 8 months on the radio in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. In 1938 and 1939 all four brothers had a weekly radio program on CFAR in Flin Flon, Manitoba. His son Ray, then age 4, was the vocalist.

In 1949 Myllie entered his first fiddle contest. The contest was broadcast on CKY radio in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on the “Red River Barn Dance.” He played Angus Campbell’s Reel and Sterling Castle, and won. In 1950 he won the Manitoba fiddle championship in Winnipeg.

Myllie then moved to British Columbia and worked in construction. He gave up fiddling until 1977, when he moved to 70 Mile House, B.C., and started fiddling again. He won the senior class in a fiddle contest in Rutland, B.C., and in 1981 won the British Columbia Provincial Championship at Williams Lake. In 1982 he won the U.S.A. Western Regional Seniors Championship at Spokane, Washington, and also was the Grand National Senior Champion at the National Oldtime Fiddlers’ Contest in Weiser, Idaho.

I hope that someone will be able to help me with this family line.

Bonnie

Bethuel BARRON, b. 1771 Surry NH, son of William

pbausman — 8 Dec 2007 5:34:04 GMT

I want to find out what happened to Bethuel Barron after his childhood in Surry NH:

Bethuel Barron, b. 1771, Surry NH, to William and Tabitha (Williams) Barron. Not with father's family in 1790 census. Bequeathed a horse by his father in his Feb. 1796 will. Despite the claim of a nephew, Bethuel was obviously too young to have served in the Revolutionary War.

The following records of men named Bethuel Barron who could well all be the same man and could be Bethuel of Surry. Except for the claimed English birthplace of two of them and the claim of Revolutionary War service for one, there are no inconsistencies or overlap between the records:

#1 Bethuel Barron of New York, father of Carrh Barron: Carrh was said to have been born in Owasco (was Aurelius), Cayuga Co, NY, in 1809. We learn of his father, Bethuel, through a Michigan town history covering the son. Apparently died in Murray (now Clarkson), Genesee (now Monroe) Co, NY, about 1813. The history says Carrh's father was in the Revolution and that he was born in England. No census records for the family for either of these towns. The only conflict between the father Bethuel and Bethuel of Surry is the birthplace and the claimed Rev. War Service. However, Carrh was only about age four when his father died and he could have merely been mistaken, or could he have reversed the birthplaces of his parents? Could he have mistaken a grandfather's (William Barron's?) service for his father's? Possibly confused the Rev. War with the War of 1812? (Carrh's children's names: Almon, Mary E. or A., Sarah E., Udolpha H[elen?], and Barton Day (maybe Day Barton)) No Bethuel in grantor or grantee indexes in Cayuga Co; no surrogate records (probate) in Cayuga indexes; no Bethuel in Cayuga Co history.

#2 _____ Barron, father of Bethuel Barron. Son Bethuel was born 1810-12 in New York and died between 1800 and 1900; lived in Atlas, Genesee Co, MI, from at least 1860 until his death between 1880 and 1900. Married in NY to Alice Kilpatrick (or Kirkpatrick?). Bethuel claimed his father was b. England and mother in NY. He seems to have been newly married in 1850, living in Sennett, Cayuga Co, NY; he may have lived a few years in Illinois; and moved to MI bfore 1861. Bethuel's children's names: Kate, Emma, George, Nella, and Roland; apparently had one more. Two of Carrh's (see above) daughters married men from Atlas; Groveland, Carrh's home, and Atlas, although in different counties, are adjoining townships. Name of father unknown, but Bethuel could well be the brother of Carrh (occurance of name Bethuel, dates, Cayuga Co. connection, Atlas connection, etc.) and hence a son of Carrh's father, Bethuel.

#3 Bethuel Barron, in Aurelius, Cayuga Co, NY, in 1800: Male and female both 26-44; 2 boys under 10, 1 girl under 10. Age calcs: 1755-74 for adults, 1789-1800 for kids; marriage bef. 1796. No census records there in 1790 or 1810. This man could be the father of Carrh and/or above Bethuel (the three kids in the census are older, though). Assuming the story of Carrh's father is correct, it is highly likely that #3 is identical with #1 because Owasco (Carrh's supposed birthplace) was formed from Aurelius and several of Bethuel's neighbors in 1800 were found in Owasco in 1810.

#4 Bethuel Barron, in War of 1812: Served from NY; should have been b. bef. 1796. Murray, the town where #1 died was said to have been a busy thoroughfare during the War of 1812. Since #1 died in 1813, maybe he died in the war?

Does anyone know anything more about these four? Thanks, Pat

BARRON Ashley Susanne .JPG

t42Bourland — 9 Jan 2007 5:51:30 GMT

BARRON_Ashley_Susanne.JPG

Norman Guiling photographed this gravestone in the Bourland Cemetery, Keller, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 159,902 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

James Barron b 1807 approx/ Mary Flood Convicts maybe, William,Louis,Milton

davidbarronau — 10 Nov 2007 11:31:15 GMT

I am looking for any information on James Barron and Mary Flood. It

appears that they may have been convicts and transported to Australia

from the UK. They had 4 children ? James, William, Walter (married

Emmeline Hughes) and Emma.

William Barron b.1843 and married Hannah Wooden. William and Hannah had

15 children with Louis Myrtle (Bert) Barron being the 13th child. Bert

married Eleanor Thompson. Bert and Eleanor may have ran a mission or

hostel for aboriginal children around Nowra. Maybe Eleanor was Irish.

All information I have is hearsay and very sketchy.

My grandfather was Milton Lewis (Blue) Barron who died in Muttaburra,

Qld, Australia in 1969 and was born Nowra, NSW, Australia in 1914. His

parents where Bert and Eleanor.

This is the only information I have so any more would be greatly

appreciated.

David Barron

Connections - BARRONS and MAITLANDs - Aberdeenshire

jecraig2006 — 15 May 2007 10:21:38 GMT

I'm looking for connections between BARRONs and MAITLANDs.

Isabella Maitland BARRON was born about 1874 in Old Deer, Aberdeenshire. She died in 1947 in Aberdeen.

She married John MASSIE (born on 13 Feb 1873 in Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire) in 1900.

Thanks for any links.

James.

Barron's in Upstate NY

MTucker8803 — 13 Nov 2001 2:51:52 GMT

Am looking for any information on any of the following:
My great grandfather was Peter Joseph Barron, b. June 14, 1863 d. July 3, 1957. He married Augusta Lorraine Scott and their children were Cecilia, Ethel, May, Pauline, Louise, Matilda, Lewis, and Evelyn Alice (my grandmother). Any information would be helpful.

Barron's of NC

tysown22 — 4 Nov 2007 7:34:33 GMT

In search of information about Alfred (1832)and Mary Barron (1830). They had three known surviving children: Florence (1865), William (1867) and Abram (1869). In 1880 they were living in the Goodness Township of Wilson.

Barron Family

Ann_Fuggle — 4 Nov 2007 12:29:42 GMT

Hi
I'm trying to trace the death of my Great Uncle Ernest William Barron (father Robert George, mother Ann Maria King) who went to Canada in 1907/1908 & married Adelaide Martha Gamage in 1908 having 2 children Robert(1909)& Margery(1911).The family story is that he die in a hold of a ship while it was being unloaded, I would like to confirm this or not.

Ann

Archibald Barron (South Carolina)

GregoryPearce447 — 21 Mar 2004 4:05:37 GMT

I am completing work on a new book on the Barron Family in South Carolina beginning with Archibald Barron (1734-1817) and his wife Elizabeth (1735-1809). In hopes of not leaving anyone out, please contact me if you believe you may have any connection with this Barron line. Thanks!

James David Barron

ghoffman146 — 25 Oct 2007 3:54:33 GMT

James David Barron from Moreno Valley, California.
Has lived in Mesa Arizona, and in Utah.
Please, anyone with any knowledge of his whereabouts, contact me asap. Family emergency. He was born in Alhambra, CA in 1953. 2nd wife is Ronda Barron.

Ronda Barron

ghoffman146 — 25 Oct 2007 3:49:52 GMT

Ronda Barron, 2nd wife of James David Barron, please contact Ginger Hoffman asap.
My son and his family would like to meet your children, if they're willing.
call me 909-319-2878

william thomas barron

Gymom — 4 Nov 2001 1:08:36 GMT

am looking for info on a W.T. Barron born 23 Nov. 1879 in Tishomingo, Miss. I believe he may be my ggrandfather. Gymom2008@aol.com

Captain William BARRON

byjacque — 26 May 2004 7:34:43 GMT

Need information on James BARRON, father of Captain William BARRON. Captain William BARRON was born 1740 in Burnchurch, Waterford County, Ireland, and died Abt. 1780 in Richmond County, Georgia. He married Prudence DAVIS Abt. 1760. She was born Abt. 1742 in Ireland, and died 1796 in Warren County, Georgia. Family names John, Samual and William.

Glad to share information.

Jack Milam
Jacksonville, FL

Barron Family DNA Study Progress Report

jcbarron_1 — 19 May 2007 10:44:26 GMT

As of this date, we have 24 Y-DNA participants whose DNA samples have been analyzed by our testing facility and whose results are posted on this website. We have three distinct groups or clans that have been identified ("clan" being two or more participants whose Y-DNA is virtually identical and thus share a common recent ancestor), with each of the three clans having from 5 to 7 participants. Five participants currently are in the "unassigned" category; that is, there are no other participants whose DNA match these individuals' Y-DNA signatures. An interesting finding is that while the designation of R1b is by far the most populous haplogroup, there are several other haplogroups also represented within the surname Barron. This reflects the fact that a shared surname does not automatically mean that there is any biological relationship. Go the to following web site for the results of the study: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jpcfamily/barron_dn...

Clan 1 - Participants in this clan for the most part have something of a connection to Charles Co., MD and are designated as haplogroup R1b which is the most common European group. This includes a direct descendant of Dr. Hendley Barron from Charles Co., MD who settled in Pr. William Co., VA. Click on the following to see a detailed discussion of clan 1: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jpcfamily/barron_cl...

Clan 2 - Participants in this clan descend from two major subgroups who had previously not known to have been related. The subgroups are represented by descendants of Capt. William Barron of Georgia and descendants of one of the Barron lines of York Co., SC. Click on the following to see a detailed discussion of clan 2: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jpcfamily/barron_cl...

Clan 3 - Participants in this clan descend from an English line that came to Talbot Co., MD from Barbados then to points south and west. The majority of them settled in Tennessee and Kentucky. Click on the following to see a detailed discussion of clan 3:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jpcfamily/barron_cl...

Of the participants in the unassigned categories, two of them are from the Genographic Project and only tested 12 markers. Neither match anyone else in the study and they have not shared their lineages with the administrators. They both have I Haplogroups but do not match each other.

One of the participants who does not match anyone else descends from an Hispanic line and his haplogroup is Q which is one of the Native American categories.

Another of the participants who does not match anyone else is also an R1b haplogroup. He descends from the line of Barnabas Barron of Georgia. Many descendants of this line live in the southern states and some more can surely be recruited for the study.

The last study participant who does not match anyone else is from haplogroup G which originated in eastern Europe. The earliest known ancestor was born about 1787 and lived in Georgia.

The above certainly represents some significant progress over the last few years, but there is still a lot of room for additional effort. We need more participants in the study especially some from New England lines and the above mentioned line of Barnabas. We also very much need to have a descendant of Archibald Barron of York Co., SC in the study. While it is true that only males who carry the surname Barron can directly participate in the YDNA study, women can also participate by sponsoring a male relative. So, everyone with Barron ancestors is challenged to help recruit more participants. We need your help.

BARRON

Perriss — 23 Sep 2007 10:30:30 GMT

Details of burials in Buckinghamshire, England contact me on email address

Old Photo of Leon Barron - Florida

RandallMcDaniel44 — 23 Sep 2007 4:25:07 GMT

I recently purchased a bunch of old photos. One of the photos shows a young man and woman, and is labeled on the back "Freddie Irvin and Leon Barron, Miami {Florida}, 1945". Maybe someone will recognize their ancestor.

Attached is a copy of the photo. If this is one of your ancestors, please contact me.

James Barron b. 1859 Scotland d. in Peoria Co., IL

WebTree — 19 Sep 2007 3:30:06 GMT

I am searching for descendants of James Barron and Catherine Brownie. They immigrated to America in 1890 with their first three children. They settled in Peoria Co., IL and had 7 children. Here is what I know about this family. If anyone knows of living descendants I would love to hear from you.

Descendants of James Barron

Generation No. 1

1. JAMES1 BARRON was born Jul 1859 in Scotland. He married CATHERINE BROWNIE Abt. 1880 in Scotland, daughter of ALEXANDER BROWNIE and MARGARET DAVIE. She was born 18 Oct 1861 in Scotland, and died Bet. 1921 - 1929 in Peoria Co., IL.

Notes for JAMES BARRON:

They are listed on the 1900, 1910, 1920 Timber Twp, Peoria Co., IL census. They are living next door to Catherine's sister, Maggie and husband Walter Callaway.

James is listed as a widow on the 1930 Timber Twp, Peoria Co., IL census.

More About JAMES BARRON:
Immigration: 1890

More About CATHERINE BROWNIE:
Immigration: 1890

Children of JAMES BARRON and CATHERINE BROWNIE are:

i. MAGGIE2 BARRON, b. Aug 1883, Scotland.

ii. LIZZIE BARRON, b. Jan 1886, Scotland.

2. iii. CHARLES BARRON, b. Dec 1887, Scotland.

iv. JEANNIE BARRON, b. May 1890, Peoria Co., IL.

v. KATE BARRON, b. Sep 1894, Peoria Co., IL.

3. vi. JAMES BARRON, b. Dec 1896, Peoria Co., IL.

vii. MAY BARRON, b. Feb 1899, Peoria Co., IL.

Generation No. 2

2. CHARLES2 BARRON (JAMES1) was born Dec 1887 in Scotland. He married JANE UNKNOWN Abt. 1909 in Peoria Co., IL. She was born 17 Jan 1887 in IL, and died Dec 1982 in Glasford, Peoria Co., IL.

Notes for CHARLES BARRON:
They are listed on the 1920, 1930 Timber Twp, Peoria Co., IL census.

More About CHARLES BARRON:
Immigration: 1890
Occupation: House Carpenter

Children of CHARLES BARRON and JANE UNKNOWN are:

i. ARCHIE3 BARRON, b. 10 Jul 1910, Peoria Co., IL; d. Sep 1979, Peoria, Peoria Co., IL.

Notes for ARCHIE BARRON:
Social Security Death Index
Name: Archie Barron
Last Residence: 61614 Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States of America
Born: 10 Jul 1910
Died: Sep 1979
State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951 )

ii. BLANCHE BARRON, b. Abt. 1914, Peoria Co., IL.

iii. NORA J. BARRON, b. Abt. 1927, Peoria Co., IL.

3. JAMES2 BARRON (JAMES1) was born Dec 1896 in Peoria Co., IL. He married ALBERTA UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1897 in IL.

Notes for JAMES BARRON:
They are listed on the 1920 Indiantown Twp, Bureau Co., IL census.
They are listed on the 1930 Peoria Heights Twp, Peoria Co., IL census.

Child of JAMES BARRON and ALBERTA UNKNOWN is:

i. DEAN J.3 BARRON, b. 21 Dec 1919, IL; d. Sep 1986, Blanchard, Centre Co, PA.

Notes for DEAN J. BARRON:
Social Security Death Index
Name: Dean Barron
Last Residence: 16826 Blanchard, Centre, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Born: 21 Dec 1919
Died: Sep 1986
State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951 )

Virgil A Barron in Louisiana

kascavone — 14 Sep 2007 11:53:19 GMT

if anyone is having a problem locating him after 1870 try spelling the last name as Barrow in the 1880 census for Bossier Louisiana.

That's how I finally found that yes my ggrandfather William V Barron is the son of Virgil A Barron. Now to only find the rest of the information.

Barron Hilton connection

Karen Whitt — 12 Mar 2006 4:52:47 GMT

Does anyone know of a Barron Hilton connection?

Was Capt. William Barron (b. 1740; d. GA, Am. Rev.) from Ireland?

VKruschwitz — 30 Aug 2007 9:16:33 GMT

NEW NEWS ON THE ORIGIN OF WILLIAM AND PRUDENCE BARRON, whose family resided in Wilkes County, GA by 1785!!

Recent research and DNA tests provide compelling evidence that 'Captain' William Barron (b. abt. 1740) did NOT descend from the Waterford County, Ireland, Barron family. All of you researchers who have identified William and wife Prudence as emigrating from Waterford should remove this location from your files.

DNA testing of William Barron's descendants has shown that William Barron was NOT related to the Waterford Barrons. And new documentary research explains the history of how Barron researchers came to accept the error of the Waterford link. However, the good news is that DNA testing has connected William Barron to a group of Barrons who apparently were of Scotch-Irish heritage and emigrated from Northern Ireland. Prior to the American Revolution, these Barrons settled in the area that became York County, SC.

Not convinced? All this research has been compiled into a paper providing facts and history of the tradition of William Barron's Irish ancestry. Go to my website at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/r/u/Vicki-Barro.... Then scroll down to 'Related Links' and click on the article identified as "Irish Tradition in the William Barron family."

This article is also good reading for those Barron researchers who have dismissed the Irish tradition completely and embraced the possibility that William Barron and Prudence Davis instead came from Craven County, NC. The Endnotes to this paper discusses this theory briefly. But a major study was done in 2006 reviewing all generally-available records of Craven County from the early to mid 1700s. No connection was discovered between the William Barron and Prudence Davis who lived in Craven County and the William and Prudence Barron of Wilkes County, GA. The complete study is found at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/r/u/Vicki-Barro... under 'Related Links' in the paper identified as "Craven County, NC, Barron and Davis families." DNA tests cast further doubt on the Craven County origin theory by identifying our William Barron (b. abt. 1740) as a close relative (brother or near cousin) of the York County, SC, Barrons.

These papers have been posted online to correct errors, provoke discussion and hopefully elicit additional information on the early history of the William Barron line. I welcome your comments, questions and critiques.

Vicki Barron Kruschwitz

Barron's in LA & AL

lisapmcdan — 25 Apr 2007 4:04:52 GMT

I am having problems locating my great-grandfather's parents. His names is Samuel Earnest Barron and he died in 1976 in LA. He was born in 1890 in Alabama. If anyone has any information, I would greatly appreciate it.

29 March 1777 Gazette (Providence, RI) d. of Mrs. Ann (Humphreys) Barron, w. Lt. William Barron, of Newport, American Navy

daverichardson1 — 25 Aug 2007 2:22:34 GMT

The 29 March 1777 Gazette (Providence, RI) reported the death of Mrs. Ann Barron, wife of Lieut. William Barron, of Newport, the American Navy, at Taunton. She died 19 Mar 1777 Taunton, MA, age 33y 9m, and was buried Neck O'Land Burying Ground, Taunton. William Barron and Ann Humphreys were married 23 June 1766 in Newport, RI. I would appreciate any information on William Barron and Ann Humphreys, birth/death, dates/places, parents, siblings, and siblings. Thank you dave.richardson@mindspring.com

Update on Barron DNA Study

VKruschwitz — 19 Aug 2007 9:17:39 GMT

The Barron DNA Project has experienced significant activity since the last update was posted in May. We have added five new members, which brings the number of participants to 29. Three clans have been identified (a clan is made up of two or more members); eight participants have not yet been matched.

There have been several major developments in 'Clan 2', a group that initially was made up of descendants of William Barron (b. abt. 1740, d. abt. 1781), whose family appeared in Wilkes County, GA, by 1785. A second sub-clan consisting of likely descendants of James and Alexander Barron of eighteenth-century York County, SC, was added to this group in 2005. This year, a third sub-clan was discovered when a descendant of Benjamin F. Barron (b. abt. 1823 in SC, resided in Cass/Bartow County, GA, by the 1840s) took the Y-DNA test. While we have not yet linked these three sub-clans to a common ancestor, DNA test results indicate these sub-clans are very closely related. Their most recent common ancestor may have occurred as recently as eight generations ago.

Perhaps a more important finding in Clan 2 regards the Irish heritage of the William Barron sub-clan. For more than one hundred years, researchers of this Barron line have accepted a tradition (without corroborating documentary evidence) that William Barron descended from the Barron (Fitzgerald) family of Waterford County, Ireland. Recent documentary research cast doubt on the Waterford connection. But final proof that the Waterford Barrons and the William Barron line are NOT related was provided by DNA test results of a descendant of the Waterford Barron line. Instead, DNA evidence indicates that William Barron's ancestors may have been Scotch-Irish from Northern Ireland.

A full analysis of the three sub-clans of Clan 2, a proposed family lineage of the sub-clans and a more detailed summary of the dispelling of the Waterford myth regarding the William Barron line can be found at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jpcfamily/barron_cl...

DNA testing has provided some amazing answers to difficult Barron genealogy questions. The Barron DNA Project encourages participation by other Barron lines so that we can break down additional brick walls in our family research.

Vicki Barron Kruschwitz
Co-Administrator, Barron DNA Project
Project website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jpcfamily/barron_dn...

BARRON.Mexico > New Mexico

glcordova — 25 Apr 2004 9:26:59 GMT

I am seeking information on Hispanic Barrons. I know my BARRON line lived in northern New Mexico (Taos). I think they migrated there from Mexico. They later migrated to Walsenburg,Colorado. I welcome any

information on antecedents or connections with Hispanic Barron families.

Thank you.

Francisco BARRON and Josefa MARQUEZ;

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Bonifacio BARRON (1847-1904) (m. Desideria PACHECO (1858-1933);

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Anna Maria BARRON (1888-1925) (m.Jose Benito CORDOVA (1884-1968);

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Barron CORDOVA (1916-present) (m. Cora CARMONA (1914-1995);

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Gloria Cordova (1938 - present).

looking for barrons in so. calif.

David G.Barron — 22 Aug 2000 4:40:40 GMT

looking for barrons in southern california

BARRON FAMILY FROM: BANFF/ MACDUFF/GAMRIE SCOTLAND

WilsonBowerSmith — 26 Jul 2007 8:01:33 GMT

Hello looking for links/information relating to my Barron Family. These are my Great Grandparents going back through the years,

JAMES BARRON Born c1810 - married JANE PATERSON and had a son named:

JAMES BARRON born 1845 Gamrie - married ANNE SIMPSON had son named:

ALEXANDER BARRON born 1881 Banff- married MARY JANE MACKIE had son named:

ALEXANDER BARRON born 1901 Macduff- married MARY THAIN.
Would love to hear from anyone with links to my family.

Finding it difficult to find info relating to James Barron & Jane Paterson.

Kind Regards Nicola.

John W Barron/Joseph Mitchell Barron

maxwelladele — 5 Jul 2007 6:46:48 GMT

I am looking for any info on John w Barron(b.1845/46 Alabama d. not known married Rosa A ?)Maybe a second marraige to Annie Marry Warnack???

I believe his parents were Joseph Mitchell Barron(b. abt 1822 Macon, Georgia) and Sabre Bryant(b. 1818 d. 1881).

Kids of John W and Rosa A are:
John cecil Barron Sr.
Bruley Barron
Randolph James Barron
Florence Nell "Florrie" Barron
Lafayette Charles Barron

I cant seem to get past John W and Joseph Mitchell Barron, any help or info would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Adele Maxwell
maxwelladele@yahoo.com

James Barron

karlajbright — 26 Oct 2001 10:27:25 GMT

Looking for info on James Barron married to Lucy Ann Kirkland. He's my great grandfather

AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILIES

Cathy — 17 Nov 2005 1:31:19 GMT

If there's anyone researching the following African American surnames, please notify me when possible.

Sarah Jo "Sallie" Barron (1861-1942)

KathyPennycuff — 9 Sep 2004 3:00:56 GMT

Looking for info/relatives of GGrandmother Sarah Jo"Sallie" Barron(B.1861/D.1942 OK). Sallie married Savri Abariah Vazell Ellis in 1882. Their Children: Roy M. Ellis,Ben Barron Ellis,and Mary Pauline Ellis. I know little history of my Barron ancestry and anxious to learn more. Any info? Please Email me. Thanks, Kathy Pennycuff

Helen F Barron musician

hornsbymaso — 29 Jun 2007 7:20:40 GMT

Helen F Barron married my grt Uncle George Frederick White
not sure when but about 1905.
According to 1910 census they were living in New Jersey with their daughter Dorothy H G White and living with them at the time was Helen's brother Sunny (?) J Barron and according to the census they were all theatre musicians except the daughter of course.
!920 census they were in Michigan cannot find what happened to daughter cannot find her in death index.
Can someone please help.
David

BARRON - MAITLAND

jecraig2006 — 23 Jun 2007 1:55:26 GMT

Isabel BARRON was born 24th April 1856 to William BARRON and May MAITLAND.

Has anyone got this family in their research?

Thanks,

James.

barran, barron, baran, baron, parany

frickenpc2 — 18 Feb 2003 8:49:38 GMT

My grandparents are from Slovacia and initially settled in Pennsylvania. Grandma's family is Kukla. We have traced most of the USA realatives but are ready to explore the family in Slovacia. Any help would be appreciated.
Connie Ross
frickenpc2@aol.com

Samuel Barron of Jones County, GA (1768-1826)

VKruschwitz — 31 Mar 2006 2:32:19 GMT

Would like to correspond with a descendant of Samuel Barron of Jones County, GA (1768-1826). Please contact me directly or respond to this posting. Thanks.

Vicki Barron Kruschwitz

Hannah Powell Pearson

CKuse — 10 Apr 2007 11:50:42 GMT

Searching for information and family of Hannah Powell, born 1769 in Chester, PA. Married William Pearson in PA. She died 1814 in Ohio. Son, Powell Pearson, born 1792 in South Carolina (possibly Bush River, Newberry, South Carolina) is my ggggrandfather, and I'm trying to find someone who knows something about Hannah's family. Glad to swap information.
Some of these dates are family tradition. I'm still searching for proof.

W. H. BARRON Biography, VT to WI

RMunns7272 — 28 Mar 2007 3:05:06 GMT

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 736.

City of La Crosse

W. H. BARRON, division freight agent of the Southern Minnesota Division of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, has been in charge of the freight department of the Southern Minnesota Railroad since 1868, and a resident of La Crosse since March, 1857, and has been engaged on the river, and railroading most of the time since he came here. He is a native of Washington, Orange Co., Vt., and came from there to La Crosse.

[I am not related to this family and have no further information. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

Goldie Barron, Towson, Maryland

sentry41 — 11 Jul 2006 1:16:03 GMT

Looking for information about Goldie Misner Barron. She was born about 1907 in the Frederick, Maryland area, and married a Barron. The only clue to a residence I have is the obituary of her half-brother Lewis Gilbert. That obit lists Goldie as a half sister, which she was.

Her maiden name is often misspelled as Meisenger, Mizner, Misener and various other errors, although the only mention of Goldie I can find is in the 1910 census, and the 1975 obit of Lewis.

Would love to hear from anyone with information. Goldie was a sister of my great-grandmother, Sylvia Misner Seal.

BARRON Lloyd _and_ Billie .JPG

t42Mansfield — 23 Mar 2007 12:51:31 GMT

BARRON_Lloyd_and_Billie.JPG

Norman Guiling photographed this gravestone in the Mansfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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Rosetta Lively marries a Barron

joycekent16 — 19 Mar 2007 4:32:00 GMT

I am looking for info on the marriage of Rosetta Lively to Eward Barron in 1940, Alabama. Rosetta would have been 65 at the time of marriage. Another possible name for the groom could be Leo F. Barron. Does this sound familiar to anyone? Thank you, Joyce Kent

Barron, Galloway, Allan

lgb1072 — 19 Mar 2007 3:10:54 GMT

I am looking for information on John Wesley Barron (b.1823)in Girvan Scotland. He was married to Elizabeth Galloway of Ireland. John Wesley's parents were Archibald Barron and Eliza Jane Allan. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Mrs Paula Barron obit 1953

Obits101 — 15 Mar 2007 9:01:26 GMT

...from the Oklahoman Newspaper archives in Oklahoma City, OK, dated:

10-17-1953

KIOWA, OKLAHOMA

Requiem mass for Mrs Paula Barron, 53, long-time resident
of Pittsburg who died Thursday, were in the Catholic church
here Friday. Burial was in the Pittsburg cemetery.

Mrs Barron was born June 29, 1900 at Jalisco, Mexico.
She had made her home in Pittsburg for 34 years. She was
a member of the Catholic church.

Survivors include her husband, Guadalupe Barron; six
sons, Guadalupe Barron, US army; Frank, Ruben and Kenneth
Barron, Pittsburg, and Adolph and Albert Barron, Minneapolis; two daughters, Mrs Susie Barron and Mrs Gloria Turney, of Pittsburg, and two sisters, Refugio and Rosa Henera, both of Mexico.

***posted for genealogical purposes only; no relation***

Barron family of Donegal

Edward Barnes — 4 Aug 2000 2:23:16 GMT

I am looking for information on the family of my grandparents Patrick Barron and his wife Mary Travers Barron who lived in lived in the Laghey district of Donegal, Co. Donegal when my father, Francis Joseph Barron was born in 1892

Robert Bruce Barron

Whanga32 — 21 Jan 2007 2:21:41 GMT

Any information on Robert Bruce Barron born 16 May 1891 Mains of Pitlurg Cairney Scotland. Parents Peter William Barron and Margaret Davidson. Known to immigrated to Canada and lived British Columbia and died in 1950's. Parents nad remaining siblings immigrated to New Zealand.

BARRON Earleen CARPENTER .JPG

t42Bourland — 9 Jan 2007 6:14:42 GMT

BARRON_Earleen_CARPENTER.JPG

Norman Guiling photographed this gravestone in the Bourland Cemetery, Keller, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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ELZA C BARRON

wanda — 23 Feb 2005 1:45:56 GMT

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANYTHING ON ELZA BARRON?HE WAS MARRIED TO A MARY DONT KNOW HER MAIDEN NAME.HIS LAST RESIDENCE WAS INDIANAPOLIS IN ACCORDING TO THE CITY DIRECTORY HE WAS DECEASED BEFORE 1943.THEY HAD A DAUGHTER ALICE AND TWO SONS NEED THERE NAMES ALSO.THANKS WANDA

Obit: Barron, Norbert V. (Altoona, PA)

GordonGrening — 30 Dec 2006 11:20:39 GMT

NORBERT V. BARRON
Of 1725 11th Ave., died unexpectedly at 3 p.m. Saturday. He was born in Altoona May 5, 1907, a son of Francis P. and Bridget (Scanlon) Barron, and married Dorothy Clapper. Surviving are his wife, a brother and two sisters, Francis A., Mrs. Gertrude Neugebauer and Mrs. Martha Hogan of the city. He was journeyman plumber. Interment was made today.
SOURCE: ALTOONA MIRROR (Altoona, Blair Co., Pa.) Monday, December 23, 1963, "Death Record" page 30, col. 2, Altoona Area Public Library, Altoona, Pa.

Charles Barron - Maryland -> AL - b:179x d:186x

mageon — 7 Mar 2003 2:38:40 GMT

I am lookling for Charles Barron born (1790-1792) and died around 1863. I believe that he had a 2nd wife name Catherine born in GA around 1810. I am looking for any additional info on him or his wife. I am also looking for info on their parents, etc. He also had a son John Barron b: 1834 in AL. I beleive that his parents or grandparents might have came from England.
I found(&lost) some additional info at Charles Barron, ID: I75590006, database 1518620 the day before the web server crashed and the database was gone. If anyone has this database, please let me know. (http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com)

Barron's Duham, England

Ann Cook — 11 Aug 2002 10:53:54 GMT

I am looking for descendants of William (born in Slaley, Northumberland, England) and Ann Barron (born in Highfield, Northumberland, England), they were married on the 22 Occttober 1844 in the Parish Church of All Saints, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, Ann's maiden name was Taylor and her father was Anthony Taylor and her mother was Hannah Summerbell, William's father was Cuthbert Barron (Barren) and his mother Mary Calley.

They had the following children: Hannah Barron born 27 November 1844, Jane Barron born 18 February 1847, Mary Ann Barron born 21 April 1849 (my great grandmother), Anthony Taylor Barron born 2 December 1851, Miles Barron born 28 October 1855 (died as the result of a minning accident on the 3 December 1881 at the East Castle Colliery, Durham), Barbara Barron born abt. 1860 and William Cuthbert Barron born 1 July 1863.

Barron Family in Durham

Lancelot Barron — 28 Nov 2006 10:40:29 GMT

You can check my family through my website.

Lancelot Howard Barron
Middlesbrough U.K.

Web Site
http://www.barron40.fsnet.co.uk/New_Web/Page_1x.html

Arthur Barron. Sheffield, England. A Postman, killed in the Great War, 1918

smiths565 — 19 Nov 2006 9:04:15 GMT

I have been researching the names on a memorial in Sheffield, England which remembers the men of the Postal Service who fell in the Great War 1914-19

The result of this research is on my website http://www.stannington.webitsmart.co.uk/ in the 'Sheffield' section. There are details relating to Arthur Barron and his family . He was a postman, He married Mary Ann in 1912, did they have children?

he was a member of the York and Lancaster Regiment

Can anybody tell me more

Kind regards

Robert.

Looking for Barron,s

newfiewoman11 — 17 Nov 2006 3:56:21 GMT

Hi Maggi,
You are looking for Barron,s have you ever looked in the Newfoundland Genealogy and Ancestry my grandfather,s and his name was John Barron he was born in 1902 in St,Joseph,s Newfoundland but there are all kinds of Barron,s in Newfoundland I,m related to and some I,m not so if this can be some help to you I wish you all the best in your research and please email me at my email address it is

newfie_woman @hotmail.com

Thankyou
Marilyn

P.S my great grandfather was born in Ireland

Banffshire & Aberdeenshire areas

rothycat — 2 Nov 2006 2:54:42 GMT

Pleasant Jefferson Barron married to Eleanor Athens(?)

Beth — 15 Jan 2003 4:23:40 GMT

I am looking for a Pleasant Jefferson Barrron who married an Eleanor Athens. Not certain of the spelling of Athens. She was one of 4 girls who moved to Nebraska from Indiana. She should have been born around 1877 or so. Together they had 4 children, Franklin Forrest Barron, Dorothy Barron, Virginia Mae Barron and Paul Jefferson Barron. Can anyone help me out?
I think Pleasant got his name from his father, who got his name from the area where they lived, Pleasant Oaks, Pulaski, Kentucky. Do you know?
Thanks!

Barron of Virginia/Tennessee

armygirlvet — 28 Dec 2005 4:55:45 GMT

Any help would be appreciated. My fourth great grandfather was Joseph Barron born in Ireland in 1758. He settled in Virginia with his brothers John and Hugh. They left a sister, Jane, in Co. Antrim Ireland. Joseph later settled in Tennessee. His first wife was Catherine Helvey or Hevley. His second wife was Rhoda Finley. His children were Joanna, William Nathaniel Gale, Catherine, Jane, Mary P.

ADAMS m. BARRON: Dover, Kent, England 1917

johnehorton — 9 Sep 2006 4:30:20 GMT

My husband's aunt Agnes Daisy ADAMS married a BARRON in Dover, Kent, England in 1917. Her father was Charles E. Adams. They emigrated to Australia or New Zealand, probably in the 1920's. We are hoping to find descendants.

Barron Family DNA Project

jcbarron_1 — 5 Sep 2006 1:57:06 GMT

Catherine Barron m. John Brockie, Old Machar, 1825

susieq1724 — 25 Aug 2006 2:56:22 GMT

Emigrated to Canada 1837 from Belhelvie, Aberdeenshire with 4 children to Fergus. Ontaro where 4 more children were born

Does this sound familiar to anyone? I'm really trying to find out who Catherine Barron's parents were. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Alexander Mitchell Barron

Scottish26 — 24 Aug 2006 3:13:35 GMT

Hi

Looking for anyone who has info on an Alexander Mitchell Barron born March 26, 1871 in Scotland (Location in Scotland unknown) Parents were Alexander Barron and Jeannett Schrier who were married in London on January 16, 1864. He immigrated to the US (Most likely Conneticutt) about 1888 (+/- 3years). He died April 27, 1954 and is buried in Rhode Island.

Anyone have any connections for Alexander if so please drop a reply or e-mail.

Dave

Barrons of Aberdeenshire

annie1931 — 20 Jul 2003 11:12:07 GMT

William Barron married Ann Phillips (Philips) Lumsden in 1830 on the Lumsden estate "Belhavie" nr Aberdeen.
William had a brother James who was Horticulturist of the "Royal Gardens" in London, England. He also had a sister Elspeth who married Alexander Beverley, a blacksmith, and had 5 children.

I have contacted 5 members of the Aberdeenshire & N.E. Scotland Family History Society to no avail.

Patrick Durning Barron/Josephine Speid Morris

makremer — 1 Aug 2006 7:00:40 GMT

Looking for information on Patrick Durning Barron born abt. 1837 in Donegal, Ireland; married Josephine Speid Morris on 7 July 1832 in Baltimore, Maryland; and moved to St. Paul, Minnesota sometime before 1870. Children of Patrick and Josephine were: John Francis, E. Lewis, Emilie M., Robert E. and William C.

PHOTO: Nina Richmond BARRON b. 1877?

kathy3643 — 31 Jul 2006 2:04:28 GMT

I recently purchased a beautiful identified as Nina Richmond Barron taken by the Henry Holborn Douglass Studio in Columbia, MO. I believe she may be the wife of John K Barron, a contractor, and the mother of Lillian A. and John R. Barron. In the 1930 Census, the family is living in Clayton, MO which is part of St. Louis County. Nina is a lovely girl in this picture. I would like to reunite this photo with her extended family. Please contact me directly if you have an interest in this photo.

Kathy Wieland in St. Louis, MO
Kathy@craftsbykathy.com

Barron

silvermeadowfarm — 27 Jul 2006 9:35:57 GMT

Looking for information on Thomas Barron, born abt 1810, West Rainton, Durham. Married Elizabeth Jutson/Judson 1829 Houghton Le Spring, Durham.

Barron, South Georgia

MullinsPHI — 18 Jul 2006 5:13:18 GMT

I am looking for information on my Father's parents. My father's name was William Soloman Barron, Jr. He was raised by Alberta and Buford Smith in Savannah, Ga. I don't know what happen to my grand parents. My father had a sister named Mildred.

BARRON Isaac Tristan _1906-1922.JPG

t42Fairlawn — 5 Jul 2006 7:36:10 GMT

BARRON_Isaac_GTristan_1906-1922.JPG

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BARRON Della _and_ Jimmy .JPG

t42Bluebonnet — 3 Jul 2006 7:59:10 GMT

BARRON_Della_and_Jimmy.JPG

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James David Barron (b 1953) (aka Dave Barron

ghoffman146 — 28 Jun 2006 4:21:19 GMT

I'm still searching for James David Barron. He will be 53 on august 19. His adult son and daughter would like to contact him.
It is an urgent family matter.
His previous locations include arizona, utah, and california. I already did 2 paid searches and cannot find him.

Adele (Barron) Lubbock of New Orleans in 1900

BasketLady420 — 13 Jun 2006 9:11:55 GMT

Mrs. Lubbock was a Barron, Adele Barron of New Orleans. She was from a French family. I don't know what the house looked like. I've seen a picture which I think is just an imaginative drawing. (More on website)

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage called "Storm of 1900 Oral History." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.gthcenter.org/exhibits/storms/1900/Oralhist/Hamne...

William BARREN born about 1823 in Alabama

Jean — 26 May 2004 8:46:24 GMT

Seeking info on subject who married Harriet Catherine (Beasley) VanDeusen on 21 March 1867 in Marion County, Illinois. Her first husband Ira VanDeusen had died as POW at Andersonville Prison. Catherine and William had a child who was my grandmother Nora (Barren) Conner. This is all of the information I have on him. Can you help me?