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 | Charles R. Barton (1891-abt 1900)
Son of Harold Gray and Ida Mae (Orchutt) Barton, BARTON DNA Lineage V
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 | Charles Robert Barton (1832-1918) and family
A family photo discovered on-line at FamilySearch of this important BARTON DNA Lineage XV family at The Waterfront, County Fermanagh, Ireland. Charles and his wife Henrietta are seated; his daughter Henrietta is standing third-from-right in black dress.
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 | Charley Barton (1904-1971) and wife Rhonda Ann (Haggard) Barton (1904-1996)
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 | Chas Robt BARTON _Ireland (1).jpg
A family photo discovered on-line at FamilySearch of this important BARTON DNA Lineage XV family at The Waterfront, County Fermanagh, Ireland. Charles and his wife Henrietta are seated; his daughter Henrietta is standing third-from-right in black dress.
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 | Children of Dr. Joseph F. Barton (1870-1939): Clarence Barton (1915- ), Fred Barton (1913- ) and Max Barton (1916-1957)
Undated photo inscribed Montgomery, Alabama
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 | Civil War Pension Application Index Card (Union) of Hiram Barton
Civil War and Later Veterans Pension Index (www.footnote.com) and General Index to Pension Files NARA T288 (www.ancestry.com) contain a card for each veteran who applied showing his date of application, application number and certificate number if approved. On the same card is displayed similar information for his widow (if applicable). His date of death is also displayed.
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 | Col. William Brainerd Barton (1835-1891)
Started his military service as a Captain and rose quickly to Colonel. The 48th NY Inf. was known as a real fighting regiment in which Col. Barton was wounded several times. He later led Barton's Brigade consisting of his old unit the 48th NY Regt. and the 47th and 115th NY Regiments. In March 1865 he was promoted to Brevet Brigadier General in recognition of his wartime services.
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 | Collage of Masonic Ritual Manual published 1818
Signed by Samuel Henry Barton 1824, Ballston Spa, Demorestville, Upper Canada and later signed again 25 December 1868
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 | Colony, Kansas (1920)
Home to the Fred Barton Family (BARTON DNA Lineage VII)
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 | Colvin Barton (1895-1947)
With his wife Lizzie Terrell (~1894- ). Photo is undated but possibly before the birth of their first child in 1919.
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 | Confederate Widow's Pension Application
Confederate Widow's Pension Application of Mary Ellen (Stringfellow) Barton, Liberty Co., Florida, 23 Nov 1907 [ pp. 2 & 3 of 33]
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 | D. Welborn "Doc" Barton (1853-1946)
"King of the Cattlemen" member of BARTON DNA Project Lineage I
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 | Dad Was In A Band
A brief essay about discovering that the webmaster's father, Ralph Barton (1903-1987), had played a musical instrument in his high school band.
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 | Daniel Bartron, BARTON DNA Project Lineage 104
Besides this headstone, various land records are indexed by and show his signature as Daniel Bartron.
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 | Daniel M. Taft ( -1883)
Status: Located; Headstone of Daniel M. Taft ( -1883), second husband of Sarah Ann Barton (I24951)
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 | David Barton (1777-1859)
Status: Located; Private in the South Carolina Militia, 1815, at the end of the War of 1812. BARTON DNA Lineage I BRANCH: Thomas Barton b. c1732, md. Sarah Wilson
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 | David John Barton (1890-1912)
Third Class (steerage) passenger aboard RMS TITANIC, David perished at sea. His body was never found.
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 | Death Certificate for Rodolfo Baron von Maltzahn Barton (~1921-1964)
Chilian Death Certificate
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 | Death Certificate of John Henry Barton (Barton DNA Lineage II)
Death Record of John Henry Barton (1837-1885) (Barton DNA Lineage II)
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 | Declaration of Intention (1925) of Joseph Barton (1899- )
The first of his two Declarations (the first step in the Naturalization process).
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 | Declaration of Intention (1928) of Joseph Barton (1899- )
His second of two Declarations (note nearly identical physical description and identical signatures)
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 | Deed - 5 Sep 1831 John Young to Col. Wilson Barton (Barton DNA Lineage I)
236 acres, Greenville District SC, Plat Book I 1838-1846
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| Deed from Thomas, Lord Fairfax to Thomas Barton, Prince William, Virginia 18 Nov 1740 Deed Book E pg 195 491 acres.pdf
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 | Doc & Belle Barton
Status: Located; "The first cattleman in and the last one to leave" Dual headstone for D. Welborn "Doc" Barton (1852-1946) and Belle (VanDeever) Barton (1855-1929)
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 | Dona Barton (1879-1954)
Wife of William R. Osburne
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 | Donald W. Barton (1921- )
Oral Interview, Veterans History Project, Library of Congress is viewable at (copy-and-paste) https://memory.loc.gov/diglib/vhp/story/loc.natlib.afc2001001.89938/
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| Donald Wilber "Don" Barton Ph.D. (1921- )
Inducted into New York State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame - BARTON DNA Lineage VII
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 | Dorothy "Boots" Barton
Daughter of Carroll P. & Dorothy E. Barton. Part of a large Lineage II family
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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 | Dr. Ben Barton (1823-1897)
A member of Barton DNA Project Lineage I, Dr. Ben Barton moved from Texas to San Bernardino, California, where he opened the first drug store.
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 | Dr. Thomas Harman Barton (1828-1911)
Full life, distinguished family, Barton DNA Lineage I.
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 | Dumbarton Castle, Scotland
One of the oldest castles in Scotland. See https://www.ancient-origins.net/ancient-places-europe/dumbarton-castle-0014089 (thanks to researcher Doug Church for this link and the following):
"Dumbarton is the Scottish homeland/castle of Barton Lineage IX and this family dates back to the year +/-300 England. This area of Scotland was settled by the Britons and the clan Mac Breatnaigh were part of the Kings of the Strathclyde, meaning Valley of the River Clyde and, btw, the origin of the Clydesdale horse breed. Doug
The name Dumbarton comes from the Scottish Gaelic Dùn Breatainn, which means “Fort of the Britons”, offering clues into the actual origins of the site. While the earliest recorded mention of Dumbarton Castle dates back to the Iron Age, its history as a settlement reaches back even further. Back then, the area was a Brythonic kingdom called Alclud, roughly translating to Clyde Rock. With the gradual arrival of the Romans and the emergence of so-called Roman Britain , Alclud became an increasingly important and strategic site. Known as Caledonia, it is reported to have been inhabited by the Picts before the Romans arrived. But whether it was the Brythons or the Picts dwelling there is anybody’s guess. Either way, in early Roman texts, several distinct tribes of the region are reported, with the fierce Atticotti inhabiting the region of Alclud (also known as Alt Clut ), nowadays Dumbarton Rock or Dumbartonshire in general.
At the Mercy of Foreign Invaders – the Rock Subdued
The Britons and the Picts were restless, and never fully submitted to Roman rule. Once the Roman era in Britain came to an end, around 400 AD, Alcluith once again fell into Brittonic hands. Beforehand this location was the seat of a long line of Kings of the Strathclyde Britons. These successive generations of Britons always called the location “Dunbritton”, meaning “the Fort of the Britons”.
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 | Edwin H. Nevins and Eva (Barton) Nevins
Status: Located; Dual headstone at Barton Cemetery
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 | Eliza R. "Lizzie" (Barton) Skellie (1866-1898)
Daughter of Mial P. Barton, BRANCH: Rufus Barton, b 1606, England - DNA Lineage V
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 | Elizabeth "Betsy" (Cheshire) Barton 1795-1851
Status: Located; Buried at Old Helton Cemetery, Woodbine, Knox County, Kentucky. Member of BARTON DNA Lineage VII
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 | Emma (Goodloe) Barton
Status: Located; Headstone
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 | End of Line
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| Estate Records of Nicholas Barton
Describes heirs of Nicholas Barton, deceased, late of Marshall County Indiana
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 | Eva (Barton) Buchanan
Part of a large Lineage II family.
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 | Eva (L)(1905-1981) and Neva (R)(1901-1984) Barton
Two long lived daughters of Joe and Bettie (Turner) Barton, members of BARTON DNA Lineage XII.
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 | Excerpts copied from Rush County, Indiana, Marriages
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 | F&AM Lodge No. 225 Mountain Home Arkansas 1884 Annual Report
Y[oung] H[enry] Barton is listed in the membership rolls of Mountain Home Lodge No. 225
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 | Federal Land Patent, Cert. No. 4433
Indiana USA 2nd PM Twp 12N Range 9E W-1/4 SE-1/4 in Brookville District, Rush County
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| Final Confirmation of Heirs of Nicholas Barton
Final Confirmation of Heirs of Nicholas Barton in Circuit Court, September Term 1878
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 | Finding William W. Barton - A journey of discovery
An excellent biography of William Barton (a common and tedious name to research) and the research methodology used to garner the details of his life and his three marriages.
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| Florida: First and Last Frontier
This film by Peter Barton Productions presents a visual history of Florida, using costumed actors to recreate scenes with conquistadors, soldiers, smiths, a weaver and Mark Twain. 13:45, color, B&W, sound [large mp4 file 69.5mb]
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![Frank Barton (1863-1931), his wife Mahala (France or Francis) Barton (1861-1918) and their ward Cecil Barton [female]](photos/thumb_Frank_Mahala_Cecil%20Barton.PNG "Frank Barton (1863-1931), his wife Mahala (France or Francis) Barton (1861-1918) and their ward Cecil Barton [female]") | Frank Barton (1863-1931), his wife Mahala (France or Francis) Barton (1861-1918) and their ward Cecil Barton [female]
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 | Frank William Barton (~1906-1946)
Status: Located; Aircraftman 2ndCl RAF Volunteer Reserve
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 | Franklin D. Barton (1834-aft 1885)
The family of Barton was among the first settlers of the town of Waltham, Addison Co., VT, USA. Barton DNA Lineage III
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 | Fred Barton (1865-1943)
Status: Located; Solitary grave marker
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| Gary Michael Barton (living)
webmaster
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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