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1. [BARRINGER-L] Catherine Barringer, NC>1745-48 [1]
Hi--My name is Glitz and I have just joined this list. I have a Catherine Barringer in my family names. She was born 1745-48 in NC. She married Martin Harkey in 1763/4 in NC and she died 1824 NC. They had the following children: Jacob (my line) Martin Catherine David Elizabeth Henry John I am looking for the parents of Catherine. Any/all help very much appreciated. Thank you Glitz
2. [BARRINGER-L] Search for Elizabeth Barringer of NC [1]
Seeking information on the family of Elizabeth Catherine Barringer, born in 1837 in North Carolina. She married Jacob Alfred Litaker about 1860 and had three children: Adam, Flora, and Louisa. Gay Viau gviau@sprynet.com
3. Re: [BARRINGER-L] Word of the week...??? [1]
Question: What was the role/responsibility of the individual named as the BONDSMAN on early marriages (I have several in NC)? Was there in fact a monetary bond posted in relation to the marriage license? Help Please- I am also looking for information on the NC Barringer family of John Barringer b. abt 1810 in NC, who married Elizabeth abt. 1836 in Rowan Co., NC. Their children were, Aaron R Barringer, Moses Alexander, Lavina, and Eve Ann Elizabeth. Father to John Barringer was Nicholas Barringer/mother-C
4. [BARRINGER-L] WWI names...from the listowner [1]
As some of you are aware now, I am an avid user of Ancestry Hometown and when I find something useful to the lists, I let all y'all know. Today was the first time I had used it this week and in their free database section, they have a database of WWI civilian draft records. I looked on it and I found records for all the surname lists I own so here is the break dow BTW: I checked as many spelling variations when I remembered SURNAME: # RECORDS: Barringer 3 Black 404 Bradford 11
5. [BARRINGER-L] Word of the week...??? [1]
Hello everyone. I don't know what to do for the word of the week (please send me suggestions!), so this week, why doesn't everyone post their lines?? My lines are viewable at my homepage http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html If you have your line veiwable on a homepage like me, just give the address to the homepage if you'd rather do that than post them. Please send me suggestions, these lists, for the most part, are dieing again and we need to boost them up. If you have any suggestio
6. Re: [BARRINGER-L] Why should I keep posting my line?? ANSWER:.... [1]
BARRINGER/AR-NC I am trying to do Genealogy for my grandsons, Thanks for any help. Hope I find some cousins. 1.1. Stephen Henry Bryant b 1825 (Tenn) married Martha Jane BARRINGER (b 1838 N. Carolina) 18 Aug, 1853 in Chicot Co. and moved on to Hays Co. TX., (Driftwood) by 1870. She was 16 yrs old. In 1850 Stephen Henry is listed (with S.(Samuel,Uncle) Bryant in White Co,Ark.) as H. Bryant age 25 (Martha is 13) . Both Stephen and Martha are buried at Gatlin Cem on Lynn S
7. [BARRINGER-L] Samuel Barringer [1]
Hi everyone, I am new to the Barringer mailing list and am providing my Barringer line for the first time. BARRINER, SAMUEL b. Ohio, 1812; d. Columbus City, Louisa Cty, Iowa 1894. sp-RAWLEY, Eleanor b. New York, 1816; d. Columbus City, Louisa Cty, Iowa, 1869. - 1--Barringer, Abraham C. b. Virginia, 3 Aug 1836; d. 25 Sep 1863. (Civil War Vet, 25th Iowa, Co. F) - 1--Barringer, Elizabeth b. Louisa Cty, Iowa, 1839; d. Columbus City, Louisa Cty, Iowa, 1849. - 1--Barringer, Anna E. b. Louisa Cty, Iowa, 15
8. [BARRINGER-L] Pernal Barringer [1]
I am looking form information on the family of Pernal Barringer born 1856, died 1932. She lived in Sprout Brook, NY and married Charles T. Wikoff. They had at least two children C. Everett Wikoff and Florence Wikoff. Pernal and Charles are both buried in Fort Plain, NY. I was wondering if anybody on the list is related to ro knows anything about this family.
9. [BARRINGER-L] Why should I keep posting my line?? ANSWER:.... [1]
>Erin, >I keep reading the mail generated from the list and have never gotten >any information that would help me in finding Great Grandfather James >Hackett. When I first subscribed, I posted my information >but nobody replied...Should I keep posting it?? or give up and find >another way to track him down. Maybe the word of the week should be >MIA - Miss in Ancestry..... >Marti Randall That's a good idea with the word of the week. As far as if you should keep posting the answer is YES!!:) Ther
10. [BARRINGER-L] my new homepage...from the listowner [1]
Hello lists:) I wanted to let you all know that I am starting a new homepage on Rootsweb and I have just gotten it started. So far, there is nothing new on there that isn't accessible of the angelfire site for all the lists, but you can go and check it out and give me any feedback. There is also an explanation for what Kind of info I am wanting to add. Bye for now:) Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com Listowner of Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern lists http://www.geo
11. [BARRINGER-L] just updated Barringer census info [1]
Hi everyone, i just added census info for the Barringer surname in Cabarrus Co., NC for the years 1800, 1810, and 1840. Most the the people are the usual John, Paul, Geroge and Mathias, but there are others, 2 Catherine/Catharines, a Nicholas (my line), Jacob, etc. so stop by and take a gander at the rootsweb page below:) Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com Listowner Barringer Black Bradford Coventry Eller Hackett Kern lists http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai/index.html (genealogy depository) http:/
12. [BARRINGER-L] word of the week...how I found my line AND Alabama [1]
This week, there are going to be 2 "words/phrases of the week". I like the idea of everyone posting their most unusual place they found the info or any stories, maybe someone has been searching for their family for years and then suddenly they found it right under their nose....the one place they didn't even think of! I think this can be a great one, not only for "entertainment" and reading amusement, but their may be someone on the list in the same prediciment and get an idea from the stories. I
13. [BARRINGER-L] correction about homepage.... [1]
Hello everyone, I forgot to give the address to the page! *sheepish grin* :} The address is http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai Bye and good luck. Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com Listowner of Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern lists http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/genlinks.html (+800 genealogy links) ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
14. [BARRINGER-L] Fwd: 1880 federal census sample [1]
>This url was sent to another list that I'm on... > ftp://ftp.genealogy.org/pub/1880 Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com Listowner of Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern lists http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/genlinks.html (+800 genealogy links) ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
15. [BARRINGER-L] Catherine [1]
I can go no further back with my genealogy than Catherine Barringer. She was born around 1744 maybe. She married Martin Herche/Harkey. >From that point on I have genealogy and descendants. Catherine and Martin Harkey lived in Mecklenburg and Cabarrus Co. NC They belonged to St. John's Lutheran Church. In that same area and at that same time were living John Paul Barringer, Mathias Barringer , George Barringer brothers. None of them had my Catherine and their sister Catherine was not married to Martin H
16. [BARRINGER-L] BARRINGER line [1]
Hi everyone--My BARRINGER line consists of one person (to date)-- Caroline BARNINGER/BARRINGER was born 1826, somewhere in PA (probably the Luzerne/Columbia Co. area). In 1843 she married Samuel Lewis WERTS at her father's home in Conyngham, Luzerne Co. There are a number of BARINGERs listed in that part of PA at that time, but no way to ascertain who was her father. Also, the NC BARRINGERS were in that area before they headed down to NC, so I think she may be linked to them, but, so far, no proof. Any he
17. [BARRINGER-L] searching Barringer [1]
Only Barringer's I have, are as follows: I. WILLIAM HENRY BARRINGER JR married FLORA EDITH RYDER, daughter of SYLAS RYDER and JULIA TRYPHENA HOWE, on 26 May 1880. A. FRANKIE BARRINGER married William F. Tillotson on 21 July 1903. B. PEARL A. BARRINGER was a Teacher.
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