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Searching for: +path:barringer +(+date:jun +date:1999)
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1. [BARRINGER-L] Mary Etta Barringer [1]
I am new to the Barringer list. I am looking for additional info on my g-g-grandmother Mary Etta Barringer b. 19 Aug 1822 Blenheim, Schoharie Co., NY and d. 14 April 1882 Hunter, Greene Co., NY. She married Peter Labagh Sax on 22 Jan 1841 and they had 9 children. Her parents were Henry Barringer and Sarah Preston. I would like more on them and any other siblings. Thanks, Karen , Karen
2. [BARRINGER-L] William Barringer correction [1]
I am sorry when my recent post came back I found a huge typo. William Barringer was born 1839 not 1893. Marilyn Jenkins Prinzing
3. [BARRINGER-L] your permission needed [1]
Hello everyone. I just recently had a stroke of genius...ok, that may be exaggerating, but... :o) Basically, this is my plan. I am wanting to take everyone's (or almost everyone's) posts that they have sent to the list concerning the last 2 "word of the weeks" and continuing, and put them on the webpage by state. What is the purpose of this, since there are the list archives? two big ones... 1. So people who don't know about the archives can see the posts so you, the list members, can benefit from mo
4. [BARRINGER-L] Word of the week.... [1]
Hello everyone. I'm back from vacation and ready to get things started. This weeks word is ....Kentucky. Below are the instructions, please read it, especially if you've just recently (in the past month) joined the list. WHAT TO POST: If you have any info on a person with the surname of the list who is from KY, whether directly or not to you, post the info and their line (if you have more than just them) to the list. This might be a census entry, birth entry, marriage entry, etc. Whatever you have. D
5. [BARRINGER-L] Shubeal Barringer- Ohio [1]
Trying to locate the parents and sibs of my gg-grandparents. Shubeal Barringer he married Phoebe Try'Finnie (J) Partee b: 20 Aug 1853 in Defiance Co. OH.. MARRIAGES FROM THE PROBATE COURT, OTTAWA COUNTY, OHIO, 1840-1890 on page 7: Barringer, Shubeal m Phoebe J. Partee on 6 Sept 1869 Married by J Oberst, JP I have no Ideal what county they may be from One of their children: Myrtle P. Barringer married Charles Franklin Eubank in Indiana Any help would be appreciated on finding the parents and sibs of Shub
6. Re: [BARRINGER-L] William Barringer [1]
In a message dated 6/18/99 2:25:25 AM Mountain Daylight Time, marjenp@primenet.com writes: << Hello, I am new to the Barringer list and I hope to get information on my g,grandfather's family. William Barringer born 1839 in Washington Co., Pa.; d. September 16, 1906. He first married a Mary Ann Rose. Child: John W. Barringer b. October 24, 1870 After Mary Ann Rose's death on May 5, 1879, William later married Ida Mae Landis on August 4, 1888. Ida Mae Landis b. 1866 in Pa.; d. April 27, 1948,
7. Re: [BARRINGER-L] Word for the day. [1]
Well, lets hope they didn't meet and fight their fine Barringer brothers from North Carolina who fought valiently for the Confederates. (smile) Marilyn Prinzing wrote: > > Say, will the word for the day ever be Barringers of Pennsylvania or better > still > Barringers of Western Pennsylvania or those Barringers who signed up at > Uniontown, Pa. to fight for the Union? > > Marilyn
8. [BARRINGER-L] your permission needed [1]
Hello everyone. I just recently had a stroke of genius...ok, that may be exaggerating, but... :o) Basically, this is my plan. I am wanting to take everyone's (or almost everyone's) posts that they have sent to the list concerning the last 2 "word of the weeks" and continuing, and put them on the webpage by state. What is the purpose of this, since there are the list archives? two big ones... 1. So people who don't know about the archives can see the posts so you, the list members, can benefit from mo
9. [BARRINGER-L] Word of the week... [1]
Hello lists. I want to apologize first for negelecting my lists lately. I am finally finished for the semester and I am taking next semester off to spend more time working and on genealogy and saving money for college next spring. Also, I just moved in with 4 other girls a couple weeks ago and I'm still trying to unpack, which is hard because there are 3 of us in one bedroom!:)....anyways... This week, we will do the word "Pennsylvania" so if you have anyone with the surname of the list from PA, p
10. My PA. BARRINGERS [1]
Better late than never--here are my PA. BARRINGERs (although they're actually BARNINGER or BERNINGER): According to a biography of the husband of Edna BERNINGER-KLINE of Columbia Co., PA, in the History of Columbia and Montour Counties: Nicholas BERNINGER, born and married in Saxony, Germany, emigraed to the U.S. (about 1750) settled in Longswamp Twp., Berks Co., PA, where he died. Son, Philip BERNINGER married Salome YOST and in 1812 moved to Roaringcredk Valley, Columbia Co. and had these children: P
11. [BARRINGER-L] BARRINGERS from PA [1]
Hi Marilyn and others--Hope you all saw my kinda extensive post of PA. BARRINGER information just last week on this list. If not, maybe you can go back in the archives and check it out. Besides my family line, there is some census information that I've picked up along the way that should be interesting to all. If you can't find it, I'll be happy to re-post it. Linda Sayre
12. [BARRINGER-L] Re Barringers North and South [1]
Hello, Not to get away from specifics of posting families; but, Conquest Music's point regarding my post was well taken. I have tried for so long to get information on my g,grandfather William Barringer who enlisted at Uniontown, Pa. in 1861, I have the list for all of the men who served in the Pa 79 cavalry and the list describes what happened to the men. My g, grandfather saw 5 major battles, 17 skirmishes and the entire Siege of Vicksburg where he then was honorably discharged in 1864.(He was promoted
13. [BARRINGER-L] William Barringer [1]
Hello, I am new to the Barringer list and I hope to get information on my g,grandfather's family. William Barringer born 1893 in Washington Co., Pa.; d. September 16, 1906. He first married a Mary Ann Rose. Child: John W. Barringer b. October 24, 1870 After Mary Ann Rose's death on May 5, 1879, William later married Ida Mae Landis on August 4, 1888. Ida Mae Landis b. 1866 in Pa.; d. April 27, 1948, Akron, Ohio. Ida Mae was the daughter of David Landis and wife Sarah whose maiden name is unknown. Chi
14. [BARRINGER-L] Word for the day. [1]
Say, will the word for the day ever be Barringers of Pennsylvania or better still Barringers of Western Pennsylvania or those Barringers who signed up at Uniontown, Pa. to fight for the Union? Marilyn
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