I am researching the BARTON family from the Isle of Wight. Is there anyone out there researching the same family?? Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christi Brogan" <christi@broganfamily.org> To: <BARTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 8:03 PM Subject: [BARTON] Change in list management... > Hello all, > > Some of you may remember me from past list times, and others may be new > since I took leave of the list, but I'm back! Not only as list manager > (David has been otherwise occupied), but also raring to go on my Barton > line. Having not been on the list for a while, I thought I'd see if there > are any new member lines by asking, if you would, for you to post the line > you are searching for so that we can see if there are any that are working > on the same lines. Maybe you'll find a new match. I'll email my line > shortly after sending this email. From looking at the archives, it > appears the list has been relatively quiet, so I'm hoping to stir things > up a bit and see what's going on with all of you. Other than that, things > will pretty much remain the same as they have been. No worries about an > overbearing list manager :) Looking forward to sharing information with > all of you and getting some great research done! > > -Christi Brogan > > > ==== BARTON Mailing List ==== > Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, Christi > Brogan, at barton-admin@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

My line is thru : Edward Barton Matthew 1640 Samuel 1664 Samuel 1691 Samuel 1724 Ezra 1760 William 1790 Willard 1821 Byron 1858 Clyde 1896 Don 1920 Nancy Barton Bowers lakota3@socket.net www.geocities.com/ptbelair

Ok, I said I'd send my line of research, so here it is... I'm researching a line descending from Rufus and Margaret of RI down to my stepmother, daughter of Robert Hershel Barton. Here's a quick outline. Mainly trying to fill in the gaps in the research at this point. I'd also like to connect with some of the others who have included my line in their online trees, because there is at least one discrepancy that seems to be repeated on various sites that I'd like to clear up or have proof on... Anyway, here we go: Direct Descendants of Rufus Barton 1 Rufus Barton 1605 - 1648 .... +Margaret ? 1605 - 1646 ....... 2 Phebe Barton - Unknown ....... 2 Elizabeth Barton 1641 - 1693 ....... 2 Benjamin Barton 1645 - 1720 ............. +Susannah Gorton 1646 - 1734 ................ 3 Andrew Barton - 1723 .......................... 4 Benjamin Barton 1703 - Unknown ................................... 5 Richard Barton - Unknown ................................... 5 William Barton 1748 - 1831 ......................................... +Rhoda Carver 1749 - 1841 ............................................ 6 William Barton 1771 - 1818 ............................................ 6 Benjamin Barton 1773 - Unknown ............................................ 6 George Washington Barton 1776 - 1790 ............................................ 6 Daniel Barton 1778 - 1780 ............................................ 6 Robert Carver Barton 1782 - 1824 ................................................... +Rachel Van Duyn - Unknown ................................................... +Rachel M Lowers - Unknown ...................................................... 7 Bennett Barton 1807 - 1879 ............................................................ +Mary Ann Sheets 1820 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 Mary Ann Barton 1831 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 John S. Barton 1833 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 Bennett Barton 1834 - Unknown ..................................................................... +Eliza Ann Anderson 1834 - Unknown ........................................................................ 9 Gertrude Barton - Unknown ........................................................................ 9 William Bennet Barton 1856 - 1916 ............................................................................... +Pricilla Pritchett 1856 - 1916 .................................................................................. 10 Thomas Edward Barton 1879 - 1919 ........................................................................................ +Eva Leona Burlingame 1893 - 1936 ........................................................................................... 11 Robert Herschel Barton 1918 - 1991 .................................................................................. 10 William B. Barton 1880 - 1916 .................................................................................. 10 Perti Effort Barton 1882 - 1927 .................................................................................. 10 Ella Gertrude Barton 1885 - 1942 ........................................................................ 9 Lewis Barton 1858 - 1904 ........................................................................ 9 Annie F. Barton 1871 - Unknown ........................................................................ 9 Charles B. Barton 1875 - Unknown ........................................................................ 9 Frederick U. Barton 1878 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 Susan M. Barton 1838 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 William H.H. Barton 1840 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 Matilda Barton 1842 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 Jerusha Barton 1845 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 Abigail Barton 1848 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 Charles Barton 1849 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 Oliver Barton 1850 - Unknown ............................................................... 8 Thomas Barton 1854 - Unknown ............................................ 6 John Brown Barton 1785 - 1869 ............................................ 6 Anna Maria Barton 1788 - 1868 ............................................ 6 Sarah Barton 1790 - 1866 ................ 3 Mary Barton - 1712/13 ................ 3 Rufus Barton - Unknown ................ 3 Phebe Barton - Unknown ................ 3 Naomi Barton - Unknown ................ 3 Susannah Barton - Unknown -Christi

Hi Sue. I don't recall hearing about your line. Can you tell us more? May I suggest that each poster identify their Bartons with this information: Name, date and place of birth, wife's name. (and substitute other info when you don't have that much) If you carry your pedigree down a couple of generations, it should be much easier to recognise the family, time and location. My own focus is: Thomas, purchased land in 1678, Stafford Co VA Thomas, d c1731, Stafford Co VA, wife Grace Thomas, b c1700, Stafford Co VA, d c1751, Prince William Co VA David, b c1730, Stafford Co VA, m Ruth Oldham my website: http://thomasbarton.org/ Best regards, Terry -----Original Message----- From: Sue Bull [mailto:susan13.bull@virgin.net] Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 3:42 PM To: BARTON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [BARTON] Change in list management... I am researching the BARTON family from the Isle of Wight. Is there anyone out there researching the same family?? Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christi Brogan" <christi@broganfamily.org> To: <BARTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 8:03 PM Subject: [BARTON] Change in list management... > Hello all, > > Some of you may remember me from past list times, and others may be new > since I took leave of the list, but I'm back! Not only as list manager > (David has been otherwise occupied), but also raring to go on my Barton > line. Having not been on the list for a while, I thought I'd see if there > are any new member lines by asking, if you would, for you to post the line > you are searching for so that we can see if there are any that are working > on the same lines. Maybe you'll find a new match. I'll email my line > shortly after sending this email. From looking at the archives, it > appears the list has been relatively quiet, so I'm hoping to stir things > up a bit and see what's going on with all of you. Other than that, things > will pretty much remain the same as they have been. No worries about an > overbearing list manager :) Looking forward to sharing information with > all of you and getting some great research done! > > -Christi Brogan

I am not new, but still as frustrated as ever over my inability to identify parents or siblings of my Valentine Barton, who was almost surely born in the Northern Neck of VA, or right across the Bay in MD. Since his second son, John was born in Prince William Co, VA, on 1 Oct 1803, Valentine was likely born ca 1780. By about 1810, Valentine was in KY and Dearborn Co, IN, where he bought land in Aurora. He died about 1828 in Boone Co. KY. He married Elinor Moore. She outlived him. They had sons Wm, Augustus, and James, in addition to John, and daughters Eleanor and Alcey (Alice). The latter, my ancestor, was born 1 May 1811 in Boone Co, KY, and died Feb 1894, in Covington, Kenton Co., KY. She married Wm McGlasson IV. They are my gr gr grandparents. Mary Alice Shulman Ann Arbor, MI ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christi Brogan" <christi@broganfamily.org> To: <BARTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 3:03 PM Subject: [BARTON] Change in list management... > Hello all, > > Some of you may remember me from past list times, and others may be new > since I took leave of the list, but I'm back! Not only as list manager > (David has been otherwise occupied), but also raring to go on my Barton > line. Having not been on the list for a while, I thought I'd see if there > are any new member lines by asking, if you would, for you to post the line > you are searching for so that we can see if there are any that are working > on the same lines. Maybe you'll find a new match. I'll email my line > shortly after sending this email. From looking at the archives, it > appears the list has been relatively quiet, so I'm hoping to stir things > up a bit and see what's going on with all of you. Other than that, things > will pretty much remain the same as they have been. No worries about an > overbearing list manager :) Looking forward to sharing information with > all of you and getting some great research done! > > -Christi Brogan > > > ==== BARTON Mailing List ==== > Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, Christi > Brogan, at barton-admin@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xZC.2ACIB/2338 Message Board Post: The Barton DNA Project continues to grow. You'll find links to our pages on the Barton Historical Society home page: http://bartonsite.org/ Terry

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xZC.2ACIB/2323.1.1.1 Message Board Post: The reunion will be near Greenville SC, on October 13, 14 & 15 2006. There is registration info in the latest Newsletter at the Barton Historical Society. http://bartonsite.org/Newsletters/Spring_2006.htm Our website is at: http://bartonsite.org/ Terry Barton

Hello all, Some of you may remember me from past list times, and others may be new since I took leave of the list, but I'm back! Not only as list manager (David has been otherwise occupied), but also raring to go on my Barton line. Having not been on the list for a while, I thought I'd see if there are any new member lines by asking, if you would, for you to post the line you are searching for so that we can see if there are any that are working on the same lines. Maybe you'll find a new match. I'll email my line shortly after sending this email. From looking at the archives, it appears the list has been relatively quiet, so I'm hoping to stir things up a bit and see what's going on with all of you. Other than that, things will pretty much remain the same as they have been. No worries about an overbearing list manager :) Looking forward to sharing information with all of you and getting some great research done! -Christi Brogan

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xZC.2ACIB/2116.2 Message Board Post: I listed one of Phillip Barton's children as Charles Ervin Barton b: 28 FEB 1906 in Crystal Spring, Fulton County, Pennsylvania. His correct middle name is not Ervin but Erwin according to his obituary. Charles Erwin Barton died 23 JUL 1994 in Sterling, Logan County, Colorado. Charles Erwin Barton Eulogy: From the stories I gathered, Charles Barton was the most even-tempered fellow you'd ever be likely to meet. Nothing seemed to faze him. Somewhere, way done deep, he had a peacefulness that let the hazards and heartbreaks of life just ease on by. Charles came to the Kelly area with his parents when he was only one or two years old. They had rented a boxcar in Pennsylvania, and brought everything they owned in it. When they arrived, the family lived in the boxcar on a siding while the root cellar was being dug. To say life was hard is an understatement by today's reckoning. Charles told of hitching up the wagon full of wheat early in the morning to make the long trip down to Hyde - and be back just in time for evening chores. Hard work was to be expected - and Charles was constantly in the field. With 14 quarters to care for, farming took every waking hour. Often, the summer fallow had to wait - but he took it in stride. He also observed the Sabbath, that one day each week set aside for God and family and enjoyment. Sunday was time for family picnic and fishing and relaxing. Charles also enjoyed traveling with the family, and their journeys carried them to all the states of the Union, save three. His boys remember one trip into the mountains. They had been sleeping in the car parked by the side of the road, and had just woke up and got out when the car started rolling. Unoccupied, it rolled down the side of the mountain and into the creek bed. And Charles took it in stride. In the fall, he enjoyed hunting - elk and deer in the mountains, antelope closer to home. These were special time with his sons. And he would do anything for them. One time, the boys were driving back home after taking lunch out to Charles in the field, and they rolled the pickup on the country road. No one was hurt, though everything in the cab wound up someplace else. And Charles didn't get upset. Didn't complain. In fact, he took the rap for the boys, telling the insurance company that it was his fault. Through it all, he never complained. Through droughts that just leave a person hopeless, and through a flood that floated rental houses off their foundations, tethered only by their power lines. Charles was very active in the Odd Fellows, and always helped with the booth at the Fair. In the mid-60's, he was Colorado Grand Master and traveled the state attending to the office. And in retirement, Charles and Florence wintered in south Texas - enjoying dances and card games and fishing. Fishing was a passion. Usually, he was pretty cautious - but on one fishing trip to Lake McCanaughy - Charles, Jerry, and a friend from the lodge arrived just as a fierce storm was blowing in. Over the objections of the staff there - who were trying to get boats OFF the water, they put in anyway. And rocking in four foot swells, they started pulling big walley6e out of the lake as quickly as they could throw in their lines. In an hour, they caught their limit - just in time to get off the water before the storm hit in earnest. The next two days were just as fruitful. And when they came home with their big catch, they discovered that the crops had been completely hailed out. Charles took it in stride. It had been great fishing. And the hail would have come anyway. He was never ruffled. Well, almost never. There WAS the time he backed the new pickup into the farm truck - and came forth with a word or two no one thought he knew. The instance was so rare, the family razzed him about it ever since. But, in fact, he chose a life of forthright clean living - no use for drink or smoke, and always a civil tongue. After heart surgery, he recovered quickly because of what the doctor called "healthy mindedness." His years with Lois were a delight for both of them. Charles was always willing to help - clear the table, wash the dishes, whatever needed doing. And he enjoyed working in the garden, working the soil, in the summer. He went out to Jerry's and drove the big, four-wheel-drive tractor, and couldn't believe a tractor would ever be so large. It was a real appreciation for how different farming had become since the all-day wagon trips to Hyde. The say anyone can be sad or disappointed, but misery takes real work. Charles never wasted time working at being miserable. There was so much more of life to be lived. And as we remember Charles, God seems to be saying, "Calm down. Getting upset never solves the problem. Work hard at the task you love, and work hard for the people you love. Setbacks are just setbacks, unless you make them worse by brooding on them." Life is to be lived in Joy - the joy of trusting God. And now, in Christ, Charles' trust is fulfilled.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Barton, Crain Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xZC.2ACIB/2337 Message Board Post: If you are related to Jo Crain, from Garrett's Bluff, Texas, & husband, Jim Barton, who had a son, Joel James, I have pictures for you. Joel James Barton would probably be around 100 years old now.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Barton, Thomas, Eseltine, Michaud, Matthews, Benedum, Deuto, Miller, Symonds, Collette, Prue, Russell Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xZC.2ACIB/2335 Message Board Post: MALONE -- Orpha M. Thomas Barton, 87, of Malone died April 10, 2006, at her home under the watchful care of her family. She was born in Brandon, Aug. 30, 1918, the daughter of Melvin and Thusia Eseltine Thomas. On June 4, 1941, she married Harold H. Barton in St. John Bosco Church. He predeceased her on Dec. 22, 1988. She was employed by the Malone Dress Factory and BJ'S Dress Factory in Malone. A communicant of St. John Bosco Church, she was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society, an active Red Cross Blood donor, enjoyed Bingo, Senior Citizen Bowling and Shuffle Board leagues, a 10 year award RSVP Volunteer with the Malone Adult Center, was awarded the volunteer of the year award in 1997 and was Malone and area's mother of the year in 1963. She is survived by three sons and their wives, Herbert and Sally Barton of Dover Plains, N.Y., Thomas Barton of Malone and Bruce and Dawn Barton of Alaska; six daughters and their husbands, Joann and John Michaud of Norfolk, N.Y., Joan and Heman Matthews of Montana, Mrs. Nancy Benedum of Rochester, N.Y., Wanda and Richard Deuto of Rochester, N.Y., Barbara and Charles Miller of South Rutland, N.Y., Pamela and Norman Symonds of Malone, N.Y.; three sisters, Irean Collette of Malone, Mayfred Prue of Malone and Margaret Russell of Malone; 27 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren. Besides her husband and parents, she was predeceased by a daughter, Mary in infancy; a son, Richard; three brothers, Howard, Erwin and Clifton Thomas; a great-granddaughter, Gabrielle; and a son-in-law, Michael Benedum. Friends and family may call on Wednesday at the Spaulding Funeral Home in Malone from 2 to 4 p.m. with funeral services following at 4 p.m. in the funeral home chapel with Father Martin Cline officiating. Private interment services will be held at a later date at St. John Bosco Cemetery in Malone. Memorial contributions in her memory may be made to Hospice of the North Country or the Malone Adult Center. Arrangements are by the Spaulding Funeral Home of Malone. Im not related info from www.PressRepublican.com obituary archives "Used with permission from Press-Republican, a division of Ottaway Newspapers, Inc."

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xZC.2ACIB/2301.2 Message Board Post: Please look up Mary Elizabeth Barton (md. John Temple in 1850's.) in Trour Twnsp. Knox Co., Il.. She is my G. Grandmother, maybe b. in Pa. 1835; Thanks bjb

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Fore Barton Francis Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xZC.2ACIB/2334 Message Board Post: Hi Listers, BARTON Lineage VII is looking for living male descendants of Harold B. Barton b. abt 1915 and enumerated in 1930 on Woodbine Rd., Knox or Whitley Co KY. Any leads? Are either of these KY men familiar? thx, Gary Barton Line Leader

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xZC.2ACIB/2333 Message Board Post: Hi! I am looking for any information on my great grandfather Dennis Albert Barton born in Holden, MO in 1882. He married Mary Eliza Divine. His father was James Albert Barton who I think was born in 1846 somewhere in Pennsylvania. James married a Lydia Dunham. My new e-mail is mom211@gwe.net. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Joni Bowen

The record of William A. Barton's birth is in volume 376 page 26 in the MA vital records. I use the NEHGS MA vital records data base that is remarkably filled with "image not available" and this entry is one of those. The index, though, is fairly accurate. A check of the 1900 census for Adams, MA has William in the household of Henry and Margaret A Barton ages 48 and 51 respectively both born in Ireland. The census indicates that Margaret had 9 children of whom 4 were living when the census was taken on 1 June 1900. Other children enumerated were Lizzie b Ireland Oct 1877, Minnie b Ireland Jan 1879 and Charles b MA Dec 1890. William's birth month is given as June. Henry's occupation is given as a burner of lime. He was not naturalized and immigrated in 1880. Good luck! Paul Barton -----Original Message----- From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com [mailto:gc-gateway@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of lbw587@aol.com Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2006 5:21 PM To: BARTON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BARTON] William Arthur Barton This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xZC.2ACIB/2332 Message Board Post: I am looking for any information on William Arthur Barton born 1887 in Adams, Mass. He then lived and died in Massillion , Ohio. He was married to Zelda. He was a dentist there. Any info is greatly appreciated. THank you. Lisa Englefield ==== BARTON Mailing List ==== Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, David J. Barton, at davidj@bartonsite.org

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xZC.2ACIB/2332 Message Board Post: I am looking for any information on William Arthur Barton born 1887 in Adams, Mass. He then lived and died in Massillion , Ohio. He was married to Zelda. He was a dentist there. Any info is greatly appreciated. THank you. Lisa Englefield

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Barton/Boyden/Brainard Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xZC.2ACIB/2331 Message Board Post: I am searching for information regarding Laura Barton and her husband, Isaac T. Boyden. Isaac and Laura took in four sisters named Brainard. The girls were listed as nieces on the 1900 census, living with Isaac and Laura [Barton] Boyden : Pearl (b. IN), Georgia (b. MT), Jessie (b. IL) and Zillah/Zellah/Drewzellah (b. MT). In 1910 I found Georgie and Zillah still living with the Boyden's and by 1920 Zillah was listed as Drewzellah Englerth ( widow of Bennie Englerth) and living with her mother-in-law Laura [Barton] Boyden (widow) and her daughter, Sara Englerth. As far as I know Isaac had three sisters:Emely, Sarah and Nora. To date I've not found anything definitive to show whose children they are. Any help would be appreciated

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xZC.2ACIB/2330 Message Board Post: The following obit is here with permission of the Bradford County Telegraph, in Bradford County, Fla. Evelyn Barton KEYSTONE HEIGHTS-Evelyn Mamei Barton, 77, of Keystone Heights died Thursday, March 16, 2006, at Kindred Hospital in Green Cove Springs following an extended illness. Born in Starke on July 10, 1928, Mrs. Barton moved to Keystone Heights from Jacksonville 15 years ago. She was the retired owner/operator of Westside Country Day School in Jacksonville and was of the Methodist faith. Mrs. Barton is survived by: her husband of 60 years, Claude Barton of Keystone Heights; two daughters, Mary Ann Radke of Lake City and Dana M. Barton of Keystone Heights; a brother Marlie Griffis of Keystone Heights; and two grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a sister Dorothy Seanlan. Funeral services for Mrs. Barton were March 20, 2006, in the DeWitt C. Jones Chapel in Keystone Heights with Pastor Roy Paul conducting the services. Interment followed in Crosby Lake Cemetery. Note: I am of no relation, but my sympathies go out to those of you who are. This is here as a lasting memorial for Mrs. Barton.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BARTON WILKINSON FARRELL WILLIAMS POWELL YEOMANS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xZC.2ACIB/2329 Message Board Post: My Gtx3 Grandparents were Henry BARTON born c1808 Ormskirk and Sarah nee WILKINSON c1801 Barnsley. Heres the family 1841 living Meanwood Carr Cot Chapel Allerton LEEDS Henry 35 Ag Lab Sarah 30 Joseph 14 John 10 Christiana 8 Charles 6 Henry 3 Hannah 2 1851 Census LIVERPOOL Henr 43 Brewers Lab Sarah 50 (age discrepancy) Christiana 19 Charles 19 (16?) Henry 14 Mary 7 Hannah 1 (First Hannah must have died). My Gtx2 Grandfather was Charles who married Mary Jane FARRELL 1861. John married Elizabeth YEOMANS in 1850 and lived Newton In Makerfield. Christiana married John WILLIAMS. Joseph married Susannah POWELL 1850 - no sign of them after 1851. Did they emigrate? Can anyone who has access to Census details kindly look them up for me please? Joseph was a Brewer and John a Blacksmith. Charles was a Carter. Any connections out there? Regards Sandra

For anyone researching the following Barton lines: Edward Barton William Ferguson Matthew Samuel Samuel Ezra Mercy Ferguson William Willard Byron I have just updated my Barton and Ferguson lines on my website. www.geocities.com/ptbelair Hope you check it out and enjoy it. I would welcome any new info, corrections, or meeting new cousins. Thanks Nancy Barton Bowers lakota3@socket.net