5 Farr, Frank 851 S. Clinton St. 5 Farr, Minnie Tanling (Mrs. Frank) 851 S. Clinton St. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyononda/CHURCH/directoryofirstbaptistchurch1928syrac use.html

Mr John Farr d. Janr ye 14th 1724 in ye 43d Year of His Age. http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/littleton/records.htm

Am researching family of Sara Frances Farr(Pharr)m. Benjamin F. Youngblood in Fayette Co. Georgia 9/22/1850 Would like any info available.

Posted on: FARR Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/f/a/FARR/queries/10045 Surname: Pharr ------------------------- Kenneth, Ephraim Pharr Jr. was probably born in Pa. and moved with his father and 2 brothers and 1 sister To Mecklenburg Co, N.C. Ephraim Jr. did marry Jane(last name unknown). He was a juryman in Sumner Co.,Tn in 1789. He was also granted 100 acres on Sinking Creek. Jane was living on one of the subdivisions (16 acres) in Sept.1815. That property was sold about the same time. Hope this helps. Audrey anfreeman@fbg.net

Counties of Morgan, Monroe and Brown, Indiana. Historical and Biographical. Charles Blanchard, Editor. Chicago: F. A. Battey & Co., Publishers, 1884. Fayette County. JEFFERSON FARR (deceased), was born December 25, 1812, at Lexington, Ky., and was one of the family of James and Catherine (Kurry) Farr, respectively of English and Irish descent. James Farr was a soldier in the war of 1812, and came to and settled in Ray township in in 1824. Jefferson Farr married, February 26, 1834, Sarah Miller, to which union were bestowed twelve children, eight of whom are living - Julia, James, Thomas, Jane, Martha, Joseph, Angeline and William H. In 1841, Mr. Farr moved to this township, where he met his death December 29, 1883. He was the owner of about 300 acres, well improved and provided with a good residence. During life, he gave to each of his children about $1,500. He was an industrious and prudent man, by the exercise of which virtues he accumulated his property. He was a leading Republican of this township, and served several terms as Township Trustee. http://www.starbase21.com/kybiog/fayette/farr.j.txt

The tradition of family values connected to this property dates back to 1797 when Samuel Farr acquired the land as payment for his service in the Continental Army. His grandson, Richard Ratcliffe Farr III, a Confederate soldier, built a home for his mother after the war. This home, know as Grandma's Cottage, is still standing on this historic site. The Fairfax County Courthouse was built on grounds donated by the Farr-Rattcliffe family in the late 18th century. One of his children, Wilson Mahone Farr, built a spectacular Georgian estate surrounded by exquisite boxwood and rose gardens for his wife Edith. They named it Ballynahown after his mother's ancestral home in Ireland. This exquisite example of traditional architecture is being gloriously revived for the enjoyment of Farrcroft residents. Over the years, the Farr family donated much of their land to the City of Fairfax, providing a home for the Fairfax County Courthouse and the Patriot Center. The 70 acres that remain provide the perfect setting for your home. http://www.basheerandedgemoore.com/content_comm_farrcroft.html <A HREF="http://www.basheerandedgemoore.com/content_comm_farrcroft.html"> Basheer & Edgemore</A>

William MELTON (III) b c1698 Hanover Co., VA d c1751-55 Hanover Co., VA m c1718/20 Hanover Co., VA 9. Elizabeth FARR/PHARR b c1698 d c1751-55 Hanover Co., VA http://www.mindspring.com/~baumbach/fergus/millym.htm

Margaret Farr Hodgens' father was James Farr, Sr., born in England, Wife was Elizabeth, surname unknown. James Sr. died in 1829. He came to Pennsylvania, then to Greenville Dist. South Carolina. Margaret's brothers James, Thomas and David were born in PA. Margaret and her brother John were born in S.C. Margaret was the youngest, B. 1794. Margaret's brother, Thomas, was granted land adjacent to John B. Hodgens,I farm. Margaret m James Madison Hodgens abt 1815 and lived in Geenville and then moved to AL. That seems to account for the several Farrs that married into the Hodgens family. Does anyone have information on James Farr, SR.& wife Elizabeth? Thanks, Derrell Oakley Teat ==== FARR Mailing List ==== ===Farr Mailing List=== If you wish to subscribe to, or unsubscribe from the Farr List, use Farr-L-request@rootsweb.com or Farr-D-request@rootsweb.com (for digest) In the body of the message put either: subscribe or unsubscribe. ============================== Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 Source for Family History Online. Go to: http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Posted on: FARR Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/f/a/FARR/queries/10044 Surname: FARR ------------------------- Seeking further information on JAMES ALBERT (ABBIE) FARR, who was born in Pittsfield WI in 1888. He married Salina VanCaster in Menominee, MI in 1909. They relocated to Wabeno, WI where some of their children were born, returning to Menominee Mi after 1917, Any leads on this family would be appreciated. Thank you so much.

I am trying to find info. on Minnie Farr mar. George Stedman. They had at least one dau.,Dora A. b. 8 Sept. 1904 in Ontario, Wis. She mar. Benjamin J. Kwallek in 1922 in Beach,ND. Dora had at least four brothers. Any info. appreciated. Thanks, Rebecca

------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Sydney Farr He is Dead to the Hills He Loved He is dead to the hills he loved. They cannot call him back to life again. But I remember him when the fields are turned for planting. When I hear silver winds of summer, see woodsmoke in the fall of the year, and wild geese honk south for winter. And I remember him when there is rain on Pine Mountain. When foxfire lights up dead logs at night, when his bees work in the red clover and wind whispers in the corn. I remember . . . the day after the night he died-- frost-white fodder in the shock, sumac leaves red enough to bleed, yellow dirt where we dug his grave. He is dead to all he loved. We cannot call him back to life again. http://athena.english.vt.edu/~appalach/readings/byermann.htm#farr

1790 Chesterfield, NH Census Farr, Aaron Farr, Abraham Farr, Asel Farr, Charles Farr, Daniel Farr, Daid Farr, Ebenezer Farr, Ephraim Farr, Isaac Farr, Jonathan Farr, Jonathan 2nd Farr, Jonathan, 3rd Farr, Jonathan 4th Farr, Joshua Farr, Moses Farr, Samuel Farr, Samual Farr, Thomas Farr, Thomas 2nd Farr, William http://www.sullivancountynh.com/ancestors/chester_census.htm

FARR Daniel d. 4-22-1853 age 10y 11m FARR Edwin T. 1865 - 1933 Abbie M., his wife 1869 - 1924 FARR Elijah d. 4-24-1839 age 34y FARR Elijah 2-11-1840 - 6-26-1922 Carrie WILSON, his wife 5-11-1843 - 1-11-1888 Florence A. SPEAR, his 2nd wife 5-14-1859 - 3-4-1955 FARR Eliza M. d. 9-28-1863 age 49y 6m 4d FARR Florence A. FARR G. (no dates) FARR Henry d. 8-15-1852 age 30y 7m FARR Isaac d. 6-24-1885 age 69y 9m Cynthia H., his wife d. 9-9-1900 age 79y 1m 8d FARR Noah d. 4-12-1875 age 66y 3m 25d FARR Noah d. 12-21-1849 age 74y 4m 7d Abigail d. 9-11-1848 age 71y 2m 26d FARR William H. 1835 - 1922 Rebecca J., his wife 1843 - 1925 FARR Wm. d. 2-10-1880 age 82y 3m Eunice W., his wife d. 9-9-1894 age 85y 10m http://www.rootsweb.com/~mefrankl/frndscem.htm

Elijah Farr is the son of William and the grandson of Noah Farr, who came to Harpswell, Me., before 1800, from Cape Cod. William Farr, an early settler in West Gardiner, was widley known as a prominent member of the Society of Friends. His first wife was Eunice Briggs, of Winthrop, and their two children were Christina and Eunice. Eunice Wadsworth, his second wife, was a relative of General James S. Wadsworth, of Livingston county, who was killed int he battle of the Wilderness. Their children were: Lydia Ann, William H., Elijah, Daniel and Sibyl. William Farr was born in 1798 and died in 1880. Mrs. Farr, born in 1809, now lives with her son, Elijah. He was born in West Gardiner in 1840, and married Carrie Wilson, of Lewiston, in 1869. mrs. Farr died in 1888. Mr. Farr has, like his father and his grandfather, always been a farmer. He was one of the selectmen of his town for seven years. http://www.rootsweb.com/~megardin/westgar.html

FARR, Elias FARR, Nancy J. 1861 1876? HanoverTwp LC LKnox http://history.cc.ukans.edu/heritage/pioneers/piolstdf.html

Farr, Helen M. 15 Nov 1854 Stanley, Laban W. 993. Rev. Hope Brown http://www.anet.com/~jeffb/dupagewb/marrpf.htm

Hello All, Need help on: Margaret Farr Hodgens' father was James Farr, Sr., born in England, Wife was Elizabeth, surname unknown. James Sr. died in 1829. He came to Pennsylvania, then to Greenville Dist. South Carolina. Margaret's brothers James, Thomas and David were born in PA. Margaret and her brother John were born in S.C. Margaret was the youngest, B. 1794. Margaret's brother, Thomas, was granted land adjacent to John B. Hodgens,I farm. Margaret m James Madison Hodgens abt 1815 and lived in Geenville and then moved to AL. That seems to account for the several Farrs that married into the Hodgens family. Does anyone have information on James Farr, SR.& wife Elizabeth? Thanks, Derrell Oakley Teat

Maine, 19th Corps, Civil War Second Brigade. Col. ALPHA B. FARR. http://www.intac.com/~blenderm/53rd_Mass_f/19th_corps_org.html

Farr, Allen , Dickinson Center lost part of 2nd finger on left hand $ 2.00 Jul., 1878 listed as "Fair" in original record. Enlisted in the 142nd NY Co. F in August 1862. http://rootsweb.com/~nyfrankl/civilwar/pension.htm

Hello, I received a email from Sandra Long...and by mistake (duh) deleted it. If Sandra is on this list, please respond with your address with out attachments. Thanks, Derrell Oakley Teat