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Re: Barron family of Donegal

knpeducationcentre — 2009-11-07 16:37:03Z

Hi Mary,
I was talking to Dad again this morning and I had caught him unawares the other evening when I spoke to him. He says that you and I would both have the same Great Great Grandfather - Seamus Barron. My Great Grandfather Jamie Barron and your Great Grandfather Patrick Barron would have been brothers.

He thinks that Seamus' wife was called Mary or Maura, but he can't remember any father back than that.

He also asked me to ask how your mother is, now that he knows who she is!!

It would be great if you have any information on Seamus' family and how they came to Laghy. Dad was asking is it one of the Travers who has done some research on the family?

my email address is gemhig@yahoo.co.uk if it would be easier to send any information directly.

thanks very much in advance

Chris

Re: Barron family of Donegal

barronmaryt — 2009-11-05 22:01:28Z

Yes that is my grandfather's family. Most of my brothers/sister are in Donegal. One in Liverpool and myself in exile in Cork!

Re: Barron family of Donegal

knpeducationcentre — 2009-11-05 21:55:38Z

Oh thanks for that Mary! was your Grandfather and Grandmother John & Mary, who's children were Mary, Patrick and william john (in the 1911 census)?

By the way a brother of mine lives and works in Dublin also, so there's more of us!

Re: Barron family of Donegal

barronmaryt — 2009-11-05 21:30:42Z

Hi Chris,
I don't think they were brothers but I will check to be 100% sure. They did live next door - down the lane. I should know the names of all the brothers and sisters of my grandfather - but they seem to be a different family to your grandfather Daniel. I have a cousin - distant- who has researched my grandfather John Barron's family and there is no Daniel. But maybe John's father and Daniels father were brothers. I will see what I can find out. My mother said ur father wrote her a lovely letter when my father died way back in 1986. Lovely to actually have some kind of a Barron relative in Ireland. My fathers brothers all emigrated so we are the only Barrons left in Ireland of that family.

Re: Barron family of Donegal

knpeducationcentre — 2009-11-05 21:10:10Z

Yes, that's right. his mother's maiden name was Tunney - Maggie Tunney. His father died when he was very young.

Re: Barron family of Donegal

knpeducationcentre — 2009-11-05 21:07:02Z

Hi Mary, I was talking to Dad last night and he thinks that Daniel (my Grandfather) and John (your Grandfather) were brothers - would this be right? Did he live down the laneway fromtheir house on the Ought. Have you traced your family back very far yet? Yes Dad was known as Packie James at home.

chris

Holiday Discounted Prices for Y-DNA Testing

VKruschwitz — 2009-11-04 15:04:59Z

It's back! During this holiday season, Family Tree DNA is once again offering sale prices for Y-DNA tests. This is a great time to give a boost to your Barron research by joining the Barron DNA Project -- and save money. The promotional price for 37-marker tests is $119 (regular price $149) and for 67-marker tests the sale price is $209 (regularly $239). These discounted prices are good through December 31.

Keep in mind that only males who were born with the Barron surname are eligible to take the Y-DNA test. Other Barron researchers can benefit from Y-DNA testing by recruiting a male Barron relative to participate. Learn more about the Barron DNA Project and Y-DNA testing at our website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jpcfamily/...

If you have questions or would like to take advantage of this specially-priced offer, please contact me at vkruschwitz@gmail.com.

Vicki Barron Kruschwitz
Co-Administrator, Barron DNA Project

BARRON - Boswell High School - 1940 - Somerset, PA

cribbswh — 2009-11-03 03:27:23Z

Hi all,
I've scanned and have placed online the complete 1940 Rex Collium yearbook for Boswell High School, cover to cover. It can be found at http://www.genealogybuff.com/pa/boswell/webbbs_config.pl

Surnames include:

Alshouse, Adams, Ashe, Augustine, Baca, Baker, Baraniak, Barnett, Barron, Baughman, Beegle, Bence, Berkey, Bills, Biondo, Bittner, Bloom, Blough, Bodeck, Bojack, Bowman, Boyer, Brennan, Brockunier, Brubaker, Bzyk, Caldrone, Callahan, Carpenter, Cavullo, Chernak, Chupek, Codispoti, Corden, Corley, Crist, Croyle, Dando, Daniels, Dedick, Deist, Delsignore, DeLuca, Drwal, Dubinsky, Emerick, Engle, Eutin, Farcas, Felesky, Fisher, Folton, Forespring, Forman, Formichella, Forsythe, Franke, Frazee, Friedline, Gac, Gallucci, Garber, Gassol, Gindlesperger, Glessner, Goss, Greenshields, Griffith, Guzako, Haines, Harding, Hauger, Hay, Hemminger, Henry, Hodoroski, Holsopple, Horner, Howarth, Hurd, Hydock, Ickes, Jacobs, Jaroszczak, Johnson, Kaminsky, Kaufman, Keller, Kennedy, Kerch, Kirch, Kirk, Kisula, Krause, Krupper, Kudasick, Kutchman, Lape, Lazur, Lewark, Lichvar, Loch, Lodasky, Lohr, Macenczak, Martell, Maurer, McCreery, McLarney, Mellesky, Metz, Miller, Moors, Morotti, Mowry, Mrzlok, Mull, Myers, Novak, Novison, O'Baker, Ogline, Olexa, Ozog, Pacific, Palomba, Pelesky, Percherke, Petrosky, Phillips, Pluto, Pokos, Policicchio, Pope, Prokopchow, Pyle, Radtke, Raley, Ream, Resnick, Robb, Ryniak, Salvia, Sapala, Sass, Secary, Shaffer, Shanaberger, Sheeler, Sheftic, Shoff, Shriver, Sladek, Smith, Snearly, Snowberger, Sopish, Soroka, Sowerbrower, Staffey, Stefanic, Stonebraker, Stotler, Swope, Szewczyk, Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Tipton, Tressler, Trexel, Trimkey, Turner, Turney, Unger, Vish, Volk, Wachob, Wagstaff, Walker, Walpuski, Warner, Wasco, Watkins, Weaver, Webb, Wechtenheiser, Weimer, Wilson, Winters, Woy, Yoder, Zablotney, Zadzora, Zahar, Zambrzincky, Zimmerman

Hope this helps.
Bill

Re: Does anyone know the origin of the name Barron?

mexikorn — 2009-11-02 17:40:58Z

Hi Barrons! I always believed our Mexican lineage traced back to Ireland,(the Irish also emigrated to Mexico!) and now here is some evidence that it may actually have been brought from Spain???

I found this on the Geneology Forum:

"17 Dec 2004 Message from John Schmal
Info in Spanish / English about the Barron Surname, with rough translation:

According to Garcia Carrafa's Diccionario de Apellidos, "Una casa de este apellido radicó en Logroño, y ella pertenció." Also, "en la nobleza ejuecutoriada de Navarra, en documentos relativos a los Aranguren y Barrón, se habla de sus armas en estos términos: "El escudo es doce piezas de artillería y un Rey sentado, con espada en la mano."

According to Endika de Mogrobejo, "Blasones y Linajes de Euskalerria," relating to Barron: "Según certificación del Cronista y Rey de Armas don Ramón Zazo y Ortega, en 1777, este linaje procede de Salinas de Añana (Araba). Sus ramas pasaron a otros puntos de Araba, Sevilla, Galicia y León. Otras casas tuvo este linaje en Laburdi y Logroño.

Rough translation:
According to Garcia Carrafás "Dictionary of Surnames, "a house of this last name originated (took root) in Logroño... '." Also, in the military nobility of Navarre (a Basque province of Spain), documents relative to the Aranguren and Barrón, is spoken of (in its coat of arms) in these terms: "the shield is twelve pieces of artillery and a seated King, with sword in the hand."

According to Endika de Mogrobejo, "Coats of Arms and Lineages of Euskalerria (Basque Territory)," relating to Barron: "According to certification of the Chronicle and King of Arms Don Ramon Zazo and Ortega, in 1777, this lineage comes from the Salt mines of Añana (Arabic). Their branches (of the family) passed to other points in Arabia, Seville (in Castile), Galicia and Leon. Other houses had east lineages in Laburdi and Logroño.

Basically, Barron is from several parts of Spain and is also associated with the Arabic parts of Spain in the south.

Have any of you ever seen a Barron coat of arms? They describe it in the book, but did not show it: twelve peices of artillery and a seat King. They must have been a military family if they have a coat of arms like that.
John

NB: Most barron immigrants to the US (220) came from Ireland"

There is a town called Barron just south of Mazatlan on the western coast of Mexico. I believe there are at least three cities named Barron in Mexico.

My Mexican family is from Chihuahua, but I do not know of any Irish or Spanish lineage. I only know of our indigenous or Mexican Indian lineage and we have only three to four generations to account.

I am an American BTW. I would love the meet other Barrons!!

BARRON Martiniano 1888-1979

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-29 13:39:04Z

BARRON Martiniano 1888-1979

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Re: Barron family of Donegal

barronmaryt — 2009-10-26 23:05:30Z

Would Daniel Barron have been born in 1892? I just checked the online Census for 1911 and Daniel Barron was resident in Mullinasole Barr, near Laghey aged 19 in 1911. His mother Margaret was head of the family at that stage so perhaps his father had already died.

Re: Barron family of Donegal

barronmaryt — 2009-10-26 22:55:06Z

Hi Chris, I am not sure how useful this information is to you. According to my mother, Daniel Barron was the next door neighbour of my grandfather, John Barron. The families were in some way related but my mother is not sure how. Was your father also known as Packie James? She remembers him going to England and had some contact from him when my father, Jim Barron, died in 1986.

Re: Barron family of Donegal

knpeducationcentre — 2009-10-26 21:50:20Z

Dear Mary,I am also trying to trace my ancestors. They were Barron's living near Laghey in Co. Donegal. My fathers name is Patrick Barron - he went to England in 1960. His father was Daniel Barron. It would be great to hear from you, especially if you have any news for me.

many thanks
Chris Barron
Killarney
Co Kerry

Re: Barron family of Donegal

knpeducationcentre — 2009-10-26 21:41:17Z

Dear Edward, I am also looking for ancestors of mine who were also Barrons from Laghey in Donegal. A grandfather of mine married a Bridget Travers. Could you send me on any information that you have.
Many thanks
Chris Barron
Killarney
co. Kerry

Re: BARRON with Hispanic given names

albertgal57 — 2009-10-23 03:24:50Z

Iam looking for information on Jacova Barron born about 1862 in mexico married Lazaro Monsavaiz had a baby girl Aug.30 1880

BARRON William H

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-19 17:52:56Z

BARRON William H

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BARRON Jose R 1911-1980

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-18 12:15:04Z

BARRON Jose R 1911-1980

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BARRON Maria L 1893-1949

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-17 13:04:29Z

BARRON Maria L 1893-1949

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Pleasant Jefferson Barrron who married an Eleanor Athens

2009-08-31 18:39:46Z

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- 2 boys and 2 girls. 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!

Myrtle LaBarron / Barron of Steuben County, NY

khope123 — 2009-09-21 00:12:27Z

Hello,

I am looking for other people related to Myrtle Barron or LaBarron who was born in Steuben County, NY about 1870. She married Will Sabin. Myrtle is the Daughter of Edson Barron (or LaBarron) and Ann Sarah Aug. Stephens.

Any connections?

Thanks,
Katie

Re: BARNABAS BARRON OF IRELAND

dorothyjewel — 2009-08-30 12:36:51Z

NO evidence....that is the problem! There are those who are born in NC and GA and I can trace them....it is the other that I cannot. There are SO many conflicting statements. One did live to be 103, but which one?

BARNABAS BARRON OF IRELAND

dorothyjewel — 2009-08-29 12:45:35Z

Hi, I am looking for information on Barnabas. There seem to be a lot of them. I am seeking Barnabas, b 1775 in Ireland.
I have his marriages to Polly, Minnie and Lucy. I need newer generations, too. Please contact me: dorothymartz@cox.net

Re: Thomas James Barron

bobkatnan — 2009-08-10 14:28:22Z

Thomas Hudson Barron is my third great grandfather. I'm descended from his daughter Serena whose mother was Mary Jane Shelton. Would like to make contact with you.

Re: Barron's of Virginia

jlawler8135 — 2009-08-09 23:54:07Z

My gggrandfather, Robert John Hen(d)ley Barron, was the son of Amon Barron and Sidney Trevitt. I know that John was born in KY (probably Monroe Co.) in 1847 and died in Hart Co. in 1903. Amon is listed in the 1850 Monroe Co. Census with birth year/place 1819 in TN.

I have searched for Amon Barron's ancestry for years with no luck. With his son being named Hen(d)ley, I believe he may have a connection to Dr. Hendley Barron. If anyone has information on my Barron's family, I would appreciate hearing from you.

BARRON Librada P 1861-1950

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-13 10:57:29Z

BARRON Librada P 1861-1950

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BARRON Eulogio 1889-1967

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-12 13:03:06Z

BARRON Eulogio 1889-1967

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BARRON Lola G 1904-1991

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-07 22:10:13Z

BARRON Lola G 1904-1991

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BARRON 1 Ignacia N 1854-1927

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-06 01:40:56Z

BARRON 1 Ignacia N 1854-1927

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BARRON Rosendo and Aurora

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-04 21:06:35Z

BARRON Rosendo and Aurora

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BARRON Ramona G 1930-2001

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-01 12:28:28Z

BARRON Ramona G 1930-2001

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Elvira Ivey Barron

cay1940 — 2009-08-21 04:47:53Z

Looking for relatives of James & Elvira Ivey Barron of Georgia.

Proof found that the wife of Samuel Barron of Jones Co, GA, was indeed a Braswell

VKruschwitz — 2009-10-16 21:05:19Z

With the help of Braswell family researcher, Ann Braswell, evidence was recently uncovered confirming that the maiden name of the wife of Samuel Barron (b. 1768, d. 1826 in Jones County, GA), was indeed Braswell. It had been long believed by Barron researchers that Joannah (b. 1771, d. 1834 in Jones County, GA), was a Braswell, but for at least most of us, remained unproven until now.

On page 186 of Jones County, GA, Deed Book E, Joseph Braswell gave to "my beloved Daughter Joannah Barron" eight slaves: "Pheby. grace. her child Sura. Burrell. Simon. Jincy. agg. Mary...." The document is dated 26 May 1814. This deed clearly identifies Joannah Barron as the daughter of Joseph Braswell.

The deed does not mention Joannah's husband, which of course would have been helpful in verifying that she was married to Samuel Barron. HOWEVER, we can show that this Joannah Barron was truly the wife of Samuel Barron of Jones County, by reviewing the list of slaves that Samuel Barron willed to his wife Joannah on 10 July 1823: "I bequeath to my well beloved wife Joanna Barron ... thirteen Negroes, viz. Phebe, Grace, Burrel, Simon, Jincy, Agg, Mary, Sue, Diner, Elizar, Sampson, Jacob, Charity ...." The first seven slaves named in Samuel's will match the slave names in Joseph Braswell's gift of deed made nine years earlier. The names are even in the same order. The only difference is Grace's child Sura, who may or may not be Sue, the eighth slave named in Samuel Barron's will.

This is an exciting find. Perhaps/probably some researcher in years past located this gift of deed from Joseph Braswell and knew that Joannah was a Braswell. But all of the researchers I've encountered over thirty years could never provide
solid evidence of this. The best and earliest source of which we were aware was an 1892 letter on Barron heritage written by John Davis Garrard that names Samuel Barron's wife Joannah Braswell.

This gift of deed proves Joannah's maiden name and identifies her father, offering researchers important new clues to track this family's history. For more information about Joannah Barron's father, Joseph Braswell, and his family, see Ann Braswell's blog entry: http://braswellgenealogy.blogspot.com/2008/10/joseph-braswel...

Vicki Barron Kruschwitz

Below are the full texts of the Joseph Braswell deed to Joannah Barron and the Samuel Barron will:

JOSEPH BRASWELL TO JOANNAH BARRON, Jones County, GA, Deed Book E, p. 186

Georgia}
Jones County}

Know all men by these presants that I JOSEPH BRASWELL for and in consideration of the Natural love and affection which I have and bare unto my beloved Daughter JOANNAH BARRON also for divers other good causes and considerations I hereunto moving have given granted and by these Presants doe give grant and confirm unto my said Daughter Joannah Barron eight Negroes slaves namely Pheby. grace. her child Sura. Burrell. Simon. Jincy. agg Mary to have and to hold the said Negroes given to the said Joannah Barron and after her Death to goe to the Lawful heirs of her body and after her death to be Equelly divided amongst and betwen her Lawful heirs for their own proper use or their assigns and I the said Joseph Braswell doe warrant and for ever defend the titles of the said Negroes against the Claim of any person or persons whatsoever in Witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and seal this twenty sixth day of May one Thousand eight hundred and fourteen --- presants of
Test.........................................Joseph Braswell {Seal}
James Billingslea J.P.
Adam Carson J.P.

Georgia} Clerks Office Superior Court
Jones County} Recorded the 2nd June 1814
Harrison Smith Clk

SAMUEL BARRON WILL, written 10 July 1823 in Jones County, GA

Georgia} In the name of God amen. I SAMUEL BARRON of the Jones County} county and State aforesaid being of a sound mind and memory but weak in body and knowing that it is appointed for all men to die, do make and ordain this my last will and testament revoking all other former wills.

In the first place I will and bequeath my soul unto God who gave it and my body to the earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my Executors.

Secondly I bequeath to my well beloved wife JOANNA BARRON the square or lot of Land number six in the tenth district of Jones County together with the houses theron and all the household furniture to be disposed of as she may think proper together with thirteen Negroes, viz. Phebe, Grace, Burrel, Simon, Jincy, Agg, Mary, Sue, Diner, Elizar, Sampson, Jacob, Charity, and one gigg and harness.

Thirdly I will and bequeath to my daughter Sarah four Negroes namely Mariah, Page, Rose, and James.

Fourthly I will and bequeath to my son James Barron seventeen hundred and fifty dollars all ready received.

Fifthly I will and bequeath to my son Wiley Barron one Negro man named Tom and one thousand dollars in money all ready received.

Sixthly I will and bequeath to my son William Barron one Negro man named Came all ready received.

Seventhly I will and bequeath to my daughter Nancy Barron one Negro man named Prince and Negro woman Charlotte and Clary and Molly and Lize

Eighthly I will and bequeath to my daughter Rebekah Barron, now the wife of James Lockett, the following property to wit, Silvy, Limmon, Cresy, Jerry, as her full proportionable part of the Estate of the said Samuel Barron.

Ninthly I will and bequeath all the ballance of my property to my sons namely Benjamin, Jonithan, Willis, Thomas Green, Aventon Barron to be divided equally between them five children.

I now appoint James Billingslea and Adam Carson my Executors to this my last will and testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this tenth day of July one thousand Eight hundred and twenty three.

Signed, sealed and delivered.................................Samuel Barron
in the presants of Test.
John Kirk
Robert McGaugh
Joel Culpepper

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Georgia} This day comes and appears in the clerk's office in Jones County} vacation, John Kirk, who being duly sworn saith he was present dec'd Samuel Barron sign & execute the within & foregoing to be his last will & testament, and that the said Robert McGaugh and Joel Culpepper with himself subscribed said will & witness at the time of its execution, in the presence of the testator & in the presence of each other and at his request and that the said testator was at the time of the execution thereof of sound mind.
John Kirk
Sworn to & subscribed before
us this 35d July 1826.
James Gray, I.C.
Horatio S. Whitfield, I.C.
Attest
James Smith, C.C.O.

Military Information

BarbaraB1947 — 2009-10-10 00:06:42Z

Need help with locating those soldiers killed in WWI in France.

Re: Military Information

BarbaraB1947 — 2009-10-11 19:09:22Z

Thank you for the information but my ggrandfather was born in Pennsylvania and died in 1917 in France. His parents were born in the US as were all his children. I am trying to confirm if he was in the military and died in WWI. Any ideas?

Re: Military Information

BarbaraB1947 — 2009-10-13 00:19:06Z

Thanks for the information but no luck.

Robert K Barron

BarbaraB1947 — 2009-09-10 22:25:43Z

My greatgrandfather died in France in 1917. I am trying to determine if he was in WWI as his family had lived in Pennsylvania for many years

Re: Obit: Barron Sr, George A. ????-1974 Eckley, PA

GordonGrening — 2009-09-28 09:04:35Z

Oops, left the citation off of the obituary.

STANDARD-SENTINEL (Hazleton, Luzerne, Pennsylvania) Monday, 11 November 1974, “DEATHS,” p 24, c 1; Hazleton Area Public Library, Hazleton, Pennsylvania.

Obit: Barron Sr, George A. ????-1974 Eckley, PA

GordonGrening — 2009-09-28 09:02:02Z

GEORGE A. BARRON SR.

George A. Barron Sr. of 114 Main St., Eckley, died Saturday morning at the Hazleton State General Hospital shortly after admission.
He was born in Eckley a son of the late John and Anna (Kostelnick) Barron. He was also preceded in death by two brothers: Michael and Joseph; and a sister, Anna.
The deceased was a member of St. John’s R.C. Church in Freeland and the Holy Name and Rosary Societies of that parish. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Slovak League and the Eckley Sports Club.
He was a retired mine foreman, having worked for the Jeddo Highland Coal Co.
Surviving is his wife, the former Mary Rollins; four children: Emil of Hamilton Square, N.J.; Mrs. Ernest (Marie) Stegena of Baltimore, Md.; George Jr. of Jeddo; and John of White Haven; and a brother, Stephen of Munhall. Nine grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from the McNulty Funeral Home, Freeland, with a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in St. John’s Church. Interment will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, Hazleton.
A rosary and wake service will be celebrated tonight at eight o’clock.
Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

James Mayson 1859

jakebluesbury — 2009-09-03 15:26:02Z

can any one help to find wether james whose mother was mary mayson 1835 who married william barron 1833 1n 1869 was subsequently addopted by william

William Y. Barron from New York and Wisconsin

MSNFA13 — 2009-08-12 14:56:03Z

Looking for any information on the family/decendants of William Y. Barron b. Abt. 1814 New York d. 22 May 1883 Eau Claire Co., WI. Married Charlotte Woodford and they had 6 children: Charlotte S., Caroline F., Francis, Adalava or Adelade, George, and Charles.

Please contact me at christinelw135@yahoo.com

Thank You
Christine Woodford

Re: My Grandmother and Grandfather and me (Dominica Barango

jhm02901 — 2009-08-23 20:05:59Z

Hello,

I was in the middle of doing a google search when I came across your post to this user. My name is Joseph, I'm 19 and from the Chicago area. My mother's maiden name is Barango, her grandparents came here to America in the 1930's from Italy. Is there any chance the we could be related? My mother's name is Mary, and she is one of 5 children--3 sisters and 2 brothers, all of whom were born and raised in the Chicago land area.

What I had originally set out to do was to find a hotel in Sicily that supposedly belonged to my family until they immigrated here to the USA. According to my Uncle (now the oldest member in the family) my great-great grandparents had owned a hotel in Palermo, Sicily named Hotel Barango (I guess it is pronounced Barungo). When they moved to the USA, they gave the hotel to whatever family had stayed behind. Talk of this hotel hadn't surfaced until recently, when my cousin and I decided to find the hotel for ourselves to see if it really does exist. We cannot find it anywhere, neither in travel books, google, yahoo or travel sites, it's almost has if it doesn't exist. We gave up until recently when my cousin was working with an international student-intern at her office in downtown Chicago. This student was from Sicily, and confirmed that Hotel Barango does exist. Unfortunatly, she left to go back to Italy before we could get any other info from her, and she did not leave her e-mail, facebook, or any other contact info behind.

So my questions would be: 1-Is there a chance that we could be related? 2-Have you or anyone you know heard of Hotel Barango?

Please feel free to contact me. My personal e-mail address is JHM0290@comcast.net

Thank you
-Joseph Murray

Re: BARNABAS BARRON OF IRELAND

jcbarron_1 — 2009-08-30 02:38:16Z

What evidence can you cite that any of the Barnabas Barrons of Georgia were born in Ireland? The four that I recall from the 1850 census were listed as born in either NC or GA.

Re: Connections - BARRONS and MAITLANDs - Aberdeenshire

m14nbx — 2009-08-17 22:54:44Z

I’ve been wondering about a Maitland – Barron link too, my 3x great grandfather, James Barron (born in 1821 Old Meldrum, Aberdeenshire, death 1891 in Aberdeen) had 2 children with the middle names of Maitland

In 1844 James (who was a weaver) married Ann Bervie of Old Machar, Aberdeenshire, Scotland b 1826 – d 1881, their children were born in Old Machar, Aberdeenshire

James Barron 1846 – (a wood turner in 1861)
William Barron 1850 – 1903 (my great great grandfather, a shore labourer)
Peter Barron 1852 – 1910 (a pastry baker/ confectioner)
Margaret Barron 1852 – 1911
Jessie Barron 1852 –
Mary Barron 1854 –
John Reid Barron 1854 – 1937
Clementina Anderson Barron 1856 – 1926 (millworker)
Jane Maitland Barron 1860 – 1861
Alexandrina Reid Barron 1862 – 1865
George Maitland Barron 1864 – 1864
Helen Orr Barron 1867 – 1914
Ann Bervie Barron 1869 – 1944
James Cobban 1870 –

On the 1861 & 71 Census the family were living in Skene Square, Aberdeen. Does any of this link in with your research?

Ian

Re: Connections - BARRONS and MAITLANDs - Aberdeenshire

JamesECraig09 — 2009-08-18 00:42:30Z

Meant to add, "apart from that first mentioned).

James.

Re: Connections - BARRONS and MAITLANDs - Aberdeenshire

JamesECraig09 — 2009-08-18 00:40:40Z

Hi Ian,

Thanks for the post. In fact, MASSIE (in Fraserburgh) is the main name I'm looking at and Maitland is second as the person I'm helping in this had a MASSIE father and a MAITLAND mother (again, Fraserburgh). BARRON is a connecting name to the MASSIES but I've not come across a MAITLAND - BARRON connection as yet.

James.

Re: Military Information

andrewmcharlton — 2009-10-11 19:29:30Z

Try the US equivalent:

http://www.abmc.gov

Re: Military Information

andrewmcharlton — 2009-10-10 17:01:26Z

Best place to start is the CWGC web site, if you get stuck, send me a message.....

Re: Barron family in MS (Choctaw & Oktibbeha Counties)

rsmith6670 — 2009-10-05 05:32:04Z

Hello
My ancestor was Nancy Barron born in 1817 and married David Crockett Snow in 1837 in Choctaw co MS> Would you like to exchange info? thanks,Ross

Re: Barron family in MS (Choctaw & Oktibbeha Counties)

rsmith6670 — 2009-10-05 05:29:49Z

Hi
My ancestor was Nancy Barron born in 1817 and married David Crockett Snow in 1837 in Choctaw co MS. they went to Hamilton co Texas and then Nancy Barron Snow went Ft Chadbourne Texas in Coke co Tx where she died in 1907. Would you like to exchange info? thanks,Ross

Re: Barron family in MS- Choctaw County

rsmith6670 — 2009-10-05 05:12:59Z

Hi
Nancy Barron married David Crockett Snow in 1837 in Choctaw co MS. Would ty be related to your Barrons? They went to Hamilton co Tx about 1860. Thanks,Ross