Nathaniel Barber was born in New Jersey in 1760, and in 1809, settled in this county on the farm lately occupied by his son, Emly, four miles from Goshen. He died August 4, 1826, and his wife, Ann (Watson) March 27, 1827. Their children were Nathaniel, Daniel, Watson, Emely, Mrs. Susannah Banghart, Mrs. Lucy Mount, Mrs. Jane Cox, Mrs. Rebecca Paxton, Mrs. Sarah Gatch and Mary, unmarried. Daniel Morgan came from Baltimore city to Goshen township in 1799, having served in Williams brigade of the Maryland line for two years. He was a tanner and farmer, owning the now well known Tom Porter farm. In 1826 he moved to Delaware county, where he died in his eighty-sixth year. His eldest son, Joseph, served in the War of 1812. Daniel, jr., went to Illinois, John to Indiana, and Mary lately died in Wisconsin, aged ninety-six. Daniel Mock came to Goshen settlement about 1830 from Centre county, Pennsylvania, having been eighteen months in service. His descendants went West half a century ago. John Charles Tippet johntippet@cox.net