I am swedishbarlow. Thanks -----Original Message----- From: Susan BARLOW Holmes [mailto:sbarlowholmes@classicnet.net] Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2006 9:50 PM To: BARLOW-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BARLOW] Barlow Forum on the Barlow Genealogy website As I mentioned before, the Barlow forum on my website was hacked, and all messages lost. The forum is back up, but will members will now have to be registered and activated by myself before one can post. Please use a name I will recognize, so that I can activate it as soon as possible, or email me at sbarlowholmes@classicnet.net and let me know if you are using a screenname. Susan Looking for Barlow's, all variants and spellings of the name, including Parler, Barler, Barlage, Barlo, Barlowe, Barloe, etc...from anywhere in the world. http://www.barlowgenealogy.com ==== BARLOW Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE from the BARLOW Mailing List: If subscribed to BARLOW-L, send an email to: barlow-l-request@rootsweb.com Type "unsubscribe" in the Subject line. (Without the quotes, of course.) If subscribed to BARLOW-D, send an email to: BARLOW-d-request@rootsweb.com Type "unsubscribe" in the Subject line. (Without the quotes, of course.)

I'm sorry if I have confused you all...the Barlow mailing list, which I am writing on now has not been hacked. The forum I am speaking of is on the Barlow Genealogy site, formerly, Barlow Clearinghouse....if you had postings there, they are gone, and if you wish to re-post, or add a new post, you will have to register to use it...it is at: http://www.barlowgenealogy.com/forum/index.php Your new messages will not be posted to this mailing list, but instead, but instead will be posted to the website for other Barlow's to find, and perhaps connect or answer. Susan Looking for Barlow's, all variants and spellings of the name, including Parler, Barler, Barlage, Barlo, Barlowe, Barloe, etc...from anywhere in the world. http://www.barlowgenealogy.com

As I mentioned before, the Barlow forum on my website was hacked, and all messages lost. The forum is back up, but will members will now have to be registered and activated by myself before one can post. Please use a name I will recognize, so that I can activate it as soon as possible, or email me at sbarlowholmes@classicnet.net and let me know if you are using a screenname. Susan Looking for Barlow's, all variants and spellings of the name, including Parler, Barler, Barlage, Barlo, Barlowe, Barloe, etc...from anywhere in the world. http://www.barlowgenealogy.com

I am in the process of applying to the Mayflower Society from my Cooke and Warren ancestors. Six of the decendency lines are already proven. I need proof,birth,marriage or death certificates for the following Barlow lines. If anyone can supply me with copies of them;I would be eternally grateful. They are: 1.Obed Barlow-born 7-13-1751--died 7-17-1839--married to Elizabeth Barlow,his cousin,on 12-10-1772 in Sandwich.Son of Thomas Barlow 5-17-1718 and Mehitable Webb in Sandwich 2-14-1744 2.Obed's daughter-Lydia Barlow--4-27-1786 in Maine--died in Newport R.I. 12-27-1862 --married Nicholas King-born 1787 in Maine--died Newport,R.I.-1851-Info taken off gravestone in Newport's Common Burying Ground.They are buried together. 3-Lydia's daughter-Jane Shaw King-born Sandwich 5-12-1818--died Newport -6-20-1870--Married Jonathan James-born 2-7-1809--died Newport 7-14-1891--Married 1835 So.Kingston,R.I. I need photocopies of any proven records. This is a longshot but worth a try. Thanks Norman V. James,Jr.

A recent DNA test for a known George of Sandwich relationship, turns out to be a close match to the John Barlow of Fairfield Connecticut, if Edson is absolutely certain in that Samuel Nye Barlow is a descendant of George of Sandwich. Out of a 37 marker test, 35 match to John of Fairfield. Bad news though is that our forum on Barlow Genealogy has been hacked, and the entire database lost. I am working on getting it back up and running, but will have to require users to register to hopefully prevent further hacking. Love, Susan Looking for Barlow's, all variants and spellings of the name, including Parler, Barler, Barlage, Barlo, Barlowe, Barloe, etc...from anywhere in the world. http://www.barlowgenealogy.com -----Original Message----- From: Bluebonnet927@aol.com [mailto:Bluebonnet927@aol.com] Sent: Monday, December 26, 2005 9:33 PM To: sbarlowholmes@classicnet.net Subject: Fwd: FW: Barlow DNA Hi, Susan, My cousin Michael C. Barlow forwarded to me the email you sent him. I think he didn't know quite how to reply. What "numbers" do you need for him, and what lineage information? I can give you whatever lineage information you need. Let me know whatever I can do to help. Linda Reinauer bluebonnet927@aol.com and roots927@aol.com

On 17 Dec 2005 at 15:59, Susan BARLOW Holmes wrote: > Can anyone help this person? > > > Hello. I am looking for information on Henry Barlow, b abt.1861 NC and > wife Josephine (Craig) Barlow, married Aug.16, 1885 in Boone co, > Indiana. Henry was the son of Abraham Barlow and Mary Greer. I have > them on the > 1910 census Jennings Co, Center twp, Indiana > 1920 Census Marion Co, Indianapolis, Indiana ( Josephine is widowed) > 1930 Marion Co, Indianapolis, Indiana ( Josephine is widowed) > I cannot seem to find this family listed in 1900 census or earlier. > Since they were married in Boone county Indiana in 1885 I am assuming > there has to be more children than I have listed. The names I have are: > 1.Roy Barlow, son, b. 4/6/1894 In. > 2.Thomas B.Barlow, b.abt 1897 > 3.Mary Barlow, b.abt.1899 > 4.Elizabeth Barlow, b.abt.1902 > 5.Dorothy Barlow, b.abt. 1905/1906 > 6.Phillip Barlow, b. abt.1908 > 7.Sarah Barlow, b. abt.1909/1910 > Any information on this family and any other children would be greatly > appreciated. Thanks. MO > > I am afraid that I can't be much help... I did want to say that many of the Boone County Indiana Barlows seem to be related to the Barlows of southern Rush and Shelby Counties. There is also a small Barlow infestation in eastern Johnson County IN. Johnson County is just below Marion County (Indianapolis), Shelby is just to the east of Johnson and Rush is to the east of Shelby. Boone is at the northeast corner of Marion County. -- "farmer" Francis Robinson Central Indiana, USA robinson@svs.net I have created a local Shopsmith users list for my area. It is described as follows: This is to be a list for Shopsmith owners and want to be owners in the general area of Indiana. If you are across the line in OH or IL that is fine too. I don't want to draw a hard line but I hope for all members to be within a reasonable driving distance of each other. This list is for sharing woodworking tips and stories and Shopsmith tips and stories but also is to be used for the buying, selling and swapping of Shopsmith tools, accessories and parts between members of this list. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/IndianaSSlist/

Can anyone help this person? Hello. I am looking for information on Henry Barlow, b abt.1861 NC and wife Josephine (Craig) Barlow, married Aug.16, 1885 in Boone co, Indiana. Henry was the son of Abraham Barlow and Mary Greer. I have them on the 1910 census Jennings Co, Center twp, Indiana 1920 Census Marion Co, Indianapolis, Indiana ( Josephine is widowed) 1930 Marion Co, Indianapolis, Indiana ( Josephine is widowed) I cannot seem to find this family listed in 1900 census or earlier. Since they were married in Boone county Indiana in 1885 I am assuming there has to be more children than I have listed. The names I have are: 1.Roy Barlow, son, b. 4/6/1894 In. 2.Thomas B.Barlow, b.abt 1897 3.Mary Barlow, b.abt.1899 4.Elizabeth Barlow, b.abt.1902 5.Dorothy Barlow, b.abt. 1905/1906 6.Phillip Barlow, b. abt.1908 7.Sarah Barlow, b. abt.1909/1910 Any information on this family and any other children would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. MO

Information originally sent to me by Margaret Edwards, posted on the website, and I cannot answer Sheri's query about the Bible mentioned..Can anyone here help her? Susan John Forguson / Ferguson (1755 - 1842) and Hannah Barrow (1751 - c1810) I am a descendant of David Barrow Ferguson, and I was perusing your information concerning John Forguson and Hannah Barrow. You mention a family bible, and I was hoping that I could get jpg images of the bible pages. Also, I would appreciate any source information you might be able to point me toward. Thank you, Sheri Ferguson Edmondson sheri.edmondson@earthlink.net

Can anyone help Sue with her query? I am researching John Robert Barlow that can be found in the 1850 aand 1860 census in Allen, KY, the son of James J Barlow and Parmelia Hollis. If I have my info correct, this John Robert is the same J R Barlow that is in the 1900 census in Fisher county, TX. My Barlow ancester briefly lived in Fisher and I have reason to believe he is buried in the same Roby cemetery, and am trying to make some family connection, but I think it may have just been a coincidence they were both in Roby at the same time. So you have any additional info on John Robert Barlow? Thanks, Sue Dixey sodixey@hotmail.com

Can anyone help Bob? I am trying to solve a mystery of one of our ancestors. Benjamin Green Avant (my gggrandfather) who married Omit Barlow in @1848 apparantly has no parents....at least that anyone has been able to find. I am hoping for Bible records or the like to help. There is nothing on the Internet. Thanks! Bob Avant handbellguy@yahoo.com 512-442-3314

Can anyone help? Seeking information on a new headstone recently placed in the Barlow Family Cemetery in Wilkinson Co GA. The new headstone reads William H. Barlow B. Va D. 1818. Living Barlows say the only people in the plot are William and Jane b. mid 1800's and their sons Joseph and Henry. Do you have any ideas on who may have put the new stone there and why? Looking for Barlow's, all variants and spellings of the name, including Parler, Barler, Barlage, Barlo, Barlowe, Barloe, etc...from anywhere in the world. http://www.barlowgenealogy.com

Terry, am sending your message to the Barlow mailing list in hopes that someone better than I can answer your query..I'm sorry I don't have a clue. Susan What is the general impression of the ancestry of Thomas Barlow as presented in J.W. Barlow's "Genealogy of the Barlow Family"? I made copies of several pages from the Barlow [or Land] folder at the KY Historical Society a few years ago. It seems to skip a generation. Is there any verification for the "English origin" info presented in the text? Terry Prall tprall@desoto.net [Betsy Land - Willis Gulley Line] Looking for Barlows, anywhere....anytime, including all variants and spellings of the name, Barlo, Barloe, Barlowe, Parlar, Barler, Barlar, Barlage, etc...

Hello. I am looking for information on Henry Barlow, b abt.1861 NC and wife Josephine (Craig) Barlow, married Aug.16, 1885 in Boone co, Indiana. Henry was the son of Abraham Barlow and Mary Greer. I have them on the 1910 census Jennings Co, Center twp, Indiana 1920 Census Marion Co, Indianapolis, Indiana ( Josephine is widowed) 1930 Marion Co, Indianapolis, Indiana ( Josephine is widowed) I cannot seem to find this family listed in 1900 census or earlier. Since they were married in Boone county Indiana in 1885 I am assuming there has to be more children than I have listed. The names I have are: 1.Roy Barlow, son, b. 4/6/1894 In. 2.Thomas B.Barlow, b.abt 1897 3.Mary Barlow, b.abt.1899 4.Elizabeth Barlow, b.abt.1902 5.Dorothy Barlow, b.abt. 1905/1906 6.Phillip Barlow, b. abt.1908 7.Sarah Barlow, b. abt.1909/1910 Any information on this family and any other children would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. MO

Nope, not his son, but a relative..he is too old to be a son, as they were only married in 1849, and he was born c1835-37. Susan Looking for Barlows, anywhere....anytime, including all variants and spellings of the name, Barlo, Barloe, Barlowe, Parlar, Barler, Barlar, Barlage, etc... I am trying to do a new page on the above mentioned family, and find more information on the family. Right now, I believe I have found James in Brown Co Illinois, and it appears he may be the son of John Calvin Barlow and Mary E. Coppage. This, I believe will be from the Bunches of Barlows families. Does anyone know more about this family? Susan

I am trying to do a new page on the above mentioned family, and find more information on the family. Right now, I believe I have found James in Brown Co Illinois, and it appears he may be the son of John Calvin Barlow and Mary E. Coppage. This, I believe will be from the Bunches of Barlows families. Does anyone know more about this family? Susan Looking for Barlows, anywhere....anytime, including all variants and spellings of the name, Barlo, Barloe, Barlowe, Parlar, Barler, Barlar, Barlage, etc...

We are Barlow's from Sweden and settled in Kane IL -----Original Message----- From: Susan BARLOW Holmes [mailto:sbarlowholmes@classicnet.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 7:55 PM To: BARLOW-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BARLOW] Nana Rutherford Redell Nana, are you still out there?...haven't heard from you in years. Looking for Barlows, anywhere....anytime, including all variants and spellings of the name, Barlo, Barloe, Barlowe, Parlar, Barler, Barlar, Barlage, etc... The following message from" aura.woodside@sympatico.ca This is a message for Nana Rutherford Redell. She wanted to know more about Ruth Barlow. I think I can be of help. Send me an E-Mail with your name and E-mail address and I'll try to help you out! ==== BARLOW Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE from the BARLOW Mailing List: If subscribed to BARLOW-L, send an email to: barlow-l-request@rootsweb.com Type "unsubscribe" in the Subject line. (Without the quotes, of course.) If subscribed to BARLOW-D, send an email to: BARLOW-d-request@rootsweb.com Type "unsubscribe" in the Subject line. (Without the quotes, of course.)

Nana, are you still out there?...haven't heard from you in years. Looking for Barlows, anywhere....anytime, including all variants and spellings of the name, Barlo, Barloe, Barlowe, Parlar, Barler, Barlar, Barlage, etc... The following message from" aura.woodside@sympatico.ca This is a message for Nana Rutherford Redell. She wanted to know more about Ruth Barlow. I think I can be of help. Send me an E-Mail with your name and E-mail address and I'll try to help you out!

Hi Susan, >We have found a donor for the DNA test for the James Barlow family..........and are waiting for the results to see if they match those of John of Fairfield, as is hoped.< If they do match those of John of Fairfield we will certainly know that the James Barlow family is related to the Israel Barlow family as well since a candidate from the Israel Barlow family has already been tested and his results are on the Sorensen database. His markers clearly show the relationship between his family and that of John of Fairfield. The differences are only on the genetic markers for which Sorensen don't test but which FTDNA do. John of Fairfield & Israel Barlow match on 27/28 markers. >We still won't know if he is a match to Edmund of Malden or George of Sandwich, because we still do not have test results to compare him to.< It depends how much actual paper trail exists between the Israel Barlow family and the Edmund of Malden family. The Gedcom file I have seen on the IGI clearly traces Israel Barlow back through Edmund of Malden to Francis of Turton, Lancashire. Can the Israel Barlow Foundation provide the evidence properly linking back all the way to Edmund of Malden? or even further back to Francis of Turton? If so we are part way there because the probable Lancashire origin ties in with several other strands of this "Fairfield" family. The most important of these to date being the Barlow family with identifiable origins in Ainsworth, Lancashire since this family displays what is believed to be the "ancestral haplotype" (ie in theory the closest genetic signature to the Most Recent Common Ancestor for the whole group of "Fairfield" Barlow families. The significance of this I believe is shown by the fact that Ainsworth, Turton and the home of my own ancestors, Radcliffe, are all within close proximity of each other in Lancashire, England, as can be seen (hopefully) from this link to a map.http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?client=public&X=375000&Y=415000&w idth=500&height=300&gride=&gridn=&srec=0&coordsys=gb&db=freegaz&addr1=&addr2 =&addr3=&pc=&advanced=&local=&localinfosel=&kw=&inmap=&table=&ovtype=&zm=1&s cale=200000 1. Firstly find Bolton. Move north almost to the edge of the map and you will see Turton Bottoms (Turton being the ancestral home supposedly of Edmund or Malden's ancestor Francis of Turton...whose family are later supposed to be in Little Bolton before moving to the USA. Little Bolton is now part of Bolton itself). 2. From Bolton move East about 3 miles and you will reach Ainsworth (ancestral home of the "Fairfield" ancestral haplotype!). 3. From Ainsworth move South East about 3 miles to Radcliffe (ancestral home of my own earliest ancestor proven by DNA to be related to the Barlow family of Ainsworth). I believe it is this small triangle of Lancashire which holds the key to the origin of the Barlows within the "Fairfield" group of families. The James Barlow family currently being DNA tested are also meant to hail from the Manchester area and so hopefully the results will shed further light on these theories. Regards, John Eckersley. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan BARLOW Holmes" <sbarlowholmes@classicnet.net> To: <BARLOW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 3:55 AM Subject: Oswald Barlow, son of James Barlow and Ann Crompton. > It was recently brought to my attention that Oswald Barlow was adopted > by James Barlow, his real father's named 'Fogg', I believe. > > > We have found a donor for the DNA test for the James Barlow family > however, a descendant of one of the true sons of James Barlow and Ann > Crompton, and are waiting patiently for the results to see if they match > those of John of Fairfield, as is hoped. We still won't know if he is a > match to Edmund of Malden or George of Sandwich, because we still do not > have test results to compare him to. This Mormon Barlow family actually > didn't arrive in the states until the mid 1800's.and I don't even know > if they would relate to the Israel Barlow family, which I have been told > is a part of the Edmund of Malden familes. > > Comments anyone???? > > Susan > > Looking for Barlows, anywhere....anytime, including all variants and > spellings of the name, Barlo, Barloe, Barlowe, Parlar, Barler, Barlar, > Barlage, etc... > > > ______________________________

Further information, when I asked if she had a price on the sampler, she sent the following: I am a collector of VA samplers and when I first purchased the sampler, I thought it was wrought when Emma lived at Kalorama, in D.C., but later found out it was probably made in PA. I am not a dealer but have spent a reasonable amount working on this sampler. My goal is to place it back in the family at this time. Let's just check first to see if anyone is interested and go from there. Thanks again!!

Concerning the following Fairfield Ct family: Thomas Paine Barlow, youngest child of Aaron and Rebecca "Sanford" Barlow, was born in Redding, Connecticut, 1794, died September, 1859. He was educated and adopted by his uncle, Joel Barlow, the poet, and accompanied him to France as his private secretary. He was with him on the fatal journey to Wilna. After the death of his uncle, he returned to the United States and established himself in the practice of law at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. While in France he met and married, July 28, 1817 at "Draviel", near Versailles, Frances Anica Preble, daughter of Henry and Frances "Wright" Preble, and granddaughter of Brigadier General Jedediah Preble, of Falmouth - Portland, Maine. "Draviel" was the beautiful country seat of Daniel Parker, an American gentleman and Henry Preble's intimate friend. I have just received the following letter and thought to pass it on in case someone might be interested. I have recently acquired a sampler wrought by Frances Emma Barlow, 1827. It is a fairly simple one but in nice condition. Because of all the research done, I thought someone in the Barlow family might be interested. This is the daughter of Anica and Thomas Barlow. Let me know. Thanks! Contact: witsends@aol.com if you are interested in this sampler. Susan