Sources
Sources
5. From Nani Pybus on internet: npybus@cowboy.net
7. “Jolly Family in America” compiled by Ruth M. Jolly VanVeldhuizen, Alaska State DAR Regent , 1980-1983
In behalf of Alaska Chapter DAR #7001AK. Fairbanks, Alaska
Found in NSDAR Library, Washington, DC on trip march 8-12 2005
In behalf of Alaska Chapter DAR #7001AK. Fairbanks, Alaska
Found in NSDAR Library, Washington, DC on trip march 8-12 2005
8. Date:
Type: info from "History of Greene County, p.763
Family moved to Mapletwon in 1866.
Reared in Mapletown and attended the district school.
Owner of a farm of 100 acres in Mononghela Township
Type: info from "History of Greene County, p.763
Family moved to Mapletwon in 1866.
Reared in Mapletown and attended the district school.
Owner of a farm of 100 acres in Mononghela Township
10. "History of Greene County says he died in 1875?? Also says he was of German descent and from Old Virginia. This must refer to Shenandoah Valley where I have located lots of Barbs. Went ot Mapletown, Pa. in 1866.
13. "History of Greene County" says he was native of France. but I got this other info from Miller Barb's material and also I have seen it somewhere else that he was from Geneva Switzerland.
HofGC says they came to Greene Co., Pa in 1795, among the earliest settlers. Lived a short time in Carmichaels, in Cumberland Twp. , then settled in Mapletown.
HofGC says they came to Greene Co., Pa in 1795, among the earliest settlers. Lived a short time in Carmichaels, in Cumberland Twp. , then settled in Mapletown.
15. This info came from Edward Haydon's " Descendants of Thomas de Heydon" on the computer. The other info was from the census.
23. Date:
John McClelland's Civil War era journals give the birth info. I guess the old homestead was the one near little Washington. I am wondering why all of the children are born at different people's places ????? Who are these people? Are they relatives???
John McClelland's Civil War era journals give the birth info. I guess the old homestead was the one near little Washington. I am wondering why all of the children are born at different people's places ????? Who are these people? Are they relatives???
24. Date: 11/29/98
Mildred said her father did as little as he could. I guess he was not very ambitious. She said he would plant vegetables and than let them dry up. She said he was a pumper; he pumped (oil or gas) wells. Charles said he was a lineman or inspector of gas lines.
Shelden liked to square dance and was a square dance caller in Washington, Pa.
Sheldon was the youngest and only son in the family. I'll bet he was spoiled rotten by all the females. Maybe that is why he was not very ambitious.!!!!!
Mildred said her father did as little as he could. I guess he was not very ambitious. She said he would plant vegetables and than let them dry up. She said he was a pumper; he pumped (oil or gas) wells. Charles said he was a lineman or inspector of gas lines.
Shelden liked to square dance and was a square dance caller in Washington, Pa.
Sheldon was the youngest and only son in the family. I'll bet he was spoiled rotten by all the females. Maybe that is why he was not very ambitious.!!!!!
25. Date: 11 /29/98
Type:
Mildred said her Mother was a tiny blue eyed blond who liked to get involved in everything that was going on, just like Frances. When she married Sheldon, she could walk under his arm (he was a small man), and later she grew and could no longer walk under his arm. Mcould be that sheldon shrank. Maybe she is the source of the tininess of my kids and the late growing pattern of Charles.
Type:
Mildred said her Mother was a tiny blue eyed blond who liked to get involved in everything that was going on, just like Frances. When she married Sheldon, she could walk under his arm (he was a small man), and later she grew and could no longer walk under his arm. Mcould be that sheldon shrank. Maybe she is the source of the tininess of my kids and the late growing pattern of Charles.
26. Pat Thomas Gedcom on Ancestry. com. E-mail: ptthomas@hbci.com
27. “Rural Reflectins of Anwell Township” Washington Co., Pa, Vol III 1978 by the Bicentennial Committee
29. Family trees on Ancestry.com
30. copy of handwritten history which my mother-in-law, Frances McClelland Barbe gave me, which was written in the 1800s by Richard, I believe
31. Date: 7/24/97
Type:
Quality:
Location:
1900 Census Greensboro, Green Co,Pa.
1870 Census Springhill Twp. Fayette Co., Pa
1860 Census Nicholson Twp. Fayette Co., Pa.
1850 Census Springhill Twp. Fayette Co.,Pa.
Type:
Quality:
Location:
1900 Census Greensboro, Green Co,Pa.
1870 Census Springhill Twp. Fayette Co., Pa
1860 Census Nicholson Twp. Fayette Co., Pa.
1850 Census Springhill Twp. Fayette Co.,Pa.
35. Jarrod VanKirk jvankirk@umich.edu on Ancestry.com
36. Michael S Caldwell msc@nyc.rr.com on Ancestry.com
He cites: Title: Raymond Martin Bell, “The VanKirk Family”, WESTERN PA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY, Vol. 10, No.1 (August 1983)
He cites: Title: Raymond Martin Bell, “The VanKirk Family”, WESTERN PA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY, Vol. 10, No.1 (August 1983)
39. Date:
"The Vankirk Family-Mercer County,New Jersey; Monmouth County, New Jersey; Washington County, Pa" by Raymond Martin Bell, Washington, Pa. 1992
Found at Citizens Library, Washington, Pa
"The Vankirk Family-Mercer County,New Jersey; Monmouth County, New Jersey; Washington County, Pa" by Raymond Martin Bell, Washington, Pa. 1992
Found at Citizens Library, Washington, Pa
41. "History of Greene Co" says his parents came to America in 1793. He was 6th child and 2nd son in family of eleven. He attended the select schools of Mapletown which were taught by teachers hired by the parents, by the yr. and half yr. He was one of the foremost men during his short life in securing good educational advantage for the town.
Charles Alexander, son of Frederic, enlisted in Company E. 14th Pa Calvary and was captured at the battle of White Sulphur Springs, Aug.27,1863. He was taken to Belle Isle, Richmond, and from there to Hospital No. 21 in Richmond, where he died Mar. 27 1864.
Frederic was a Republican. He was an earnest and faithful worker in the Sabbath-school and for the church, although he did not unite with the church until a short time before his death, when he became a member of the Presbyterian Church of Greensboro, where his wife had been a faithful member since her youth.
Charles Alexander, son of Frederic, enlisted in Company E. 14th Pa Calvary and was captured at the battle of White Sulphur Springs, Aug.27,1863. He was taken to Belle Isle, Richmond, and from there to Hospital No. 21 in Richmond, where he died Mar. 27 1864.
Frederic was a Republican. He was an earnest and faithful worker in the Sabbath-school and for the church, although he did not unite with the church until a short time before his death, when he became a member of the Presbyterian Church of Greensboro, where his wife had been a faithful member since her youth.
42. Date: 11/29/98
Mildred said Daisy was kind of wild and was married several times. She said Daisy had a daughter named Alice, but I wonder if it is the same Alice Hughes whose report cards I found among Frances, because why would her last name be Hughes unless Daisy married a Hughes or had Alice out of wedlock.
Mildred said Daisy was kind of wild and was married several times. She said Daisy had a daughter named Alice, but I wonder if it is the same Alice Hughes whose report cards I found among Frances, because why would her last name be Hughes unless Daisy married a Hughes or had Alice out of wedlock.
43. This info. was sent to me by Dora and Miller Barbe who got it from the obit. in "The Washington Observer"
46. Bryner info from Rita Miller of Carmichaels,Pa.
Clifton F. Briner of Fort Wayne, Ind, publisher of Briner Newsletter
James W. Bryner of Toulon, Illinois
Bill Suffern Connellsville, Pa.
Clifton F. Briner of Fort Wayne, Ind, publisher of Briner Newsletter
James W. Bryner of Toulon, Illinois
Bill Suffern Connellsville, Pa.
47. Dors E. Duffie Ancestral Chart from Ancestry She is from St. Joseph Missouri, says also Springfield , Missouri
49. amy smith ( ohioaim@ zoominternet.net) found on Ancestry.com family trees
50. “1870 Census,” Amwell Twp., Wash. Co., Pa, found on Ancestry.com, 23 July 2003.
51. “Beers Project” , a book found on Wash. Co., Pa. Gen Web site. Title: “Commemorative Biographical Record of Wash. Co.” by J.H. Beers
53. from Rootsweb: kas@cycat.com
54. Thwaites,,Reuben Gold, The Revolution on the U pper Ohio 1775-1777, Originally published by Madison, Wisconsin Historical Soc. 1908, pqge 235 Found on “Historic Pittsburgh “ website.
55. Barb Barbe said there is a tomb of this baby buried with the family in Monongahela cem. in Mapletown. She thinks it tis the son of Charles and Maria. ?????
Think this may be the baby born illegitimate 1851.
Think this may be the baby born illegitimate 1851.
56. Payton, John S., Our Fathers Have Told Us:Story of the Founding of Methodism in Western Pa., Roter Press, Cincinnati, 1938, 107,114.
58. J. Michael Frost (gives lots of documentation), “Ancestry Family Trees,” frostinaz@cox.net, 4/12/04.