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 | 12 Jefferson Street, Seneca Falls, New York, USA
2013 Google Maps Street View of the house owned and occupied by the William H. Barton family in 1900.
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 | 412 Clayton Street, San Francisco, California, USA
Google Street View photo
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 | RMS TITANIC
RMS TITANIC on her ill-fated maiden voyage.
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 | Alexander (Alejandro) Edward (Eduardo) Savile Barton (1897- )
Argentinian Businessman. Photograph copied from his Brazilian Immigration Card (age 63)
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 | Archie Rasbery Barton (1899- )
British Merchant Seaman Identity Certificate No. 415875
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 | Barton Elementary School - Fort Collins, Colorado
Barton Elementary was named after two sisters. Sue Barton was the principal of Rockwood School for 17 years and her sister Minnie had been the principal at the Laporte Avenue school for 28 years.
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 | Barton Home Place (James Barton Farm)
Barton Home Place in Happy Hollow, near Folsom, Bartow County, Georgia, USA. This family are members of our BARTON DNA Project Lineage I - Thomas Barton md Sarah Wilson
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 | Barton House - Hancock, Maryland, USA
Located on the Old National Road, the Barton House was an important inn located on Main Street during the period 1860-1902. Hancock was described in 1879 as "the busiest village on the road".
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 | Barton Milestone in Lancashire
On the highway between Preston and Garstang, Lancashire, United Kingdom
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 | Barton's Cash Store
It must have been nearly the entire population of Amoret, Missouri, gathered in front of Fred Barton's Cash Store. Tragically, shortly after this photo was taken Fred's teenage son Isaac Truman Barton was killed in a lighting gasoline explosion in the store.
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 | Benny Allen Barton (1888-1962)
The family of Benny Allen Barton (BARTON DNA Branch: Lineage VII), photo taken circa 1918 in Wilton, Kentucky. Family members: 1-Mildred, 2-Cleta, 3-Harold, 4-Benny Allen, 5-Bertha Ada (Fore), 6-Maggie, 7-Earl
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 | Benny and Bertha (Fore) Barton
Benny Allen Barton (1882-1962) and Bertha (Fore) Narton (1892-1966) outside the old cabin.
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 | Bernadine Barton (1916- )
Daughter of William H. and Stella (Hawley) Barton - BARTON DNA Project Lineage XII
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 | Brig. Gen. Seth Maxwell Barton, CSA
Seth Maxwell Barton was a U.S. Army officer and, then, a brigadier general in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. He later became noted as a chemist.
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 | Cadet Joseph Edward Barzynski (1910-1978)
Photo taken for his 1934 Howitzer Annual at the United States Military Acadamy, West Point (Class of 1934). He later changed his surname to Barton and retired as a Col., USAF
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 | Cadet Paul L. Barton (1911-1985)
Photo taken for his 1934 Howitzer Yearbook at the United States Military Academy, West Point (Class of 1934). He retired as a Brigadier General, USAF.
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 | Carroll Peyton Barton and father Walter Barton
Part of a large Lineage II family
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 | Cemetery Card for Floral Park Cemetery, Johnson City, Broome County, New York USA
Lot G226 inters several BARTON DNA Lineage II members including Johnson Jacob Barton and his wife Catharine (Lane) Barton and some of their children
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 | Charles Barton (1851-1926)
Police Officer in Newburgh, Orange Co., New York USA
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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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 | 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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 | D. Welborn "Doc" Barton (1853-1946)
"King of the Cattlemen" member of BARTON DNA Project Lineage I
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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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 | Dona Barton (1879-1954)
Wife of William R. Osburne
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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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 | 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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 | End of Line
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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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![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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 | 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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| Gary Michael Barton (living)
webmaster
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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 | George Washington Barton and Catherine(Reese) Barton
Original Barton ancestors buried in Barton Cemetery, Buick MO - Barton DNA Lineage I
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 | Gladys Barton (1908-1966)
Daughter of William H. and Stella (Hawley) Barton - BARTON DNA Project Lineage XII
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 | Grady Haskell Barton (L) and James Harold Barton (R)
Charming childhood photo of two sons of Hugh Shockley Barton - Barton DNA Lineage I
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 | Grandpa Fred Barton, age 21
Formal portrait taken 1886; Barton DNA Lineage VII
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 | Gravestone of Nellie Viola (Plowman) Barton (1901-1926)
BARTON DNA Project Lineage: Joseph Barton Sr., b c1760/70, md Phebe, DNA Lineage IX
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 | H. G. Barton Bicycle Shop - Cambridge, NY
Harry Gray Barton (Barton DNA Lineage V) purchased and operated this bicycle shop in Cambridge, Washington County, New York approximately 1900-1910
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 | Harold Barton (1896-1938)
Barton DNA Lineage II US Navy WWI Veteran, tall, slender, blue eyes, brown hair
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 | Harry Barton (1878-1953) and his wife Stella Mae Fields (1887-1955)
Wedding photo of this Roger Barton, b c1628, md Mary - DNA Lineage II family
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