| 2. |
John Barlow2 (Thomas) was
born around 1787 probably in Wake Co North Carolina
Received, from the estate of his father: Slave: Mariah,
worth $300, and was owed $24.37 ½ by the estate
He married
Jane Anderson, probably the daughter 'Genny'
of Henry and Mary Anderson
Henry Anderson died in 1815. John Barlow and Mrs. Anderson
-mother-in-law? - were due September 22, 1819, $50 and $65, respectively,
as owners of baggage wagons for the Laurens Troop of Light Dragoons,
Georgia Militia.
I think this may be John:
Is the John Barlow listed in the Edgefield South Carolina
census for 1810, pg 45, the same?
John Barlow was located by the 1820
Laurens Co census:
| Free White
Males |
Free White Females |
Slaves Males |
Slaves Females |
un
10
|
10
16
|
16 18
|
18 26
|
26 45
|
45 up
|
|
un
10
|
10 16
|
16
26
|
26
45
|
45
up
|
|
un
14
|
14
26
|
26 45
|
26
45
|
45
up
|
|
un 14
|
14
26
|
26 45
|
45
up
|
|
2
|
2
|
--
|
--
|
1
|
--
|
|
4
|
--
|
--
|
1
|
--
|
|
1
|
--
|
--
|
1
|
--
|
|
2
|
--
|
1
|
--
|
According to James
Barlow's Bible record: John and Jane Barlow died October
04, 1826 - on the same day
An interesting thought about John and Janes death coming
on the same day, this comes from Ken Jones: A
John Barlow (sometimes Barlowe or Barloe) was actively engaged in the
Indian Wars in North Florida in 1826. Could he and his
wife have been Indian War victims on the same day?
They were probably
the parents of:
|
| i. |
Catherine Barlow4 married Thomas
Greene Daughter:
Jane Greene born October 08, 1821 Son: Oliver Greene,
born March 02, 1823 From Alfred Lester Bible Records
I was unable to locate this family on any census records. |
| ii. |
Anderson
A. Barlow was born c1807 in South Carolina.
He married Mahala
Adams March 20, 1827 Laurens Co Marriage Records
Book G
Both are probably deceased after 1880, but before 1900.
1830 Census Laurens Co Georgia, Page 16 / Anderson
Barlow
Free
White Males |
Free White Female |
Slaves Male |
Slaves Female |
U
5
|
5
10
|
10
15
|
15
20
|
20
30
|
30
40
|
40
50 |
|
Un 5
|
5
10
|
10
15
|
15
20
|
20
30
|
30
40
|
40
50
|
|
U
10
|
10
24
|
24
36
|
36
55
|
55
100
|
|
U
10
|
10
24
|
24
36
|
36
55
|
|
1
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
1
|
0
|
0
|
|
1
|
0
|
0
|
1
|
1
|
0
|
0
|
|
0
|
1
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
1840 Census Sumter Co Georgia
| Free White Males |
Free White Female |
Slaves Male |
Slaves Female |
|
Pg Ln
|
Un 5
|
5
10
|
10 15
|
15 20
|
20 30
|
30 40
|
40 50
|
|
Un 5
|
5
10
|
10 15
|
15 20
|
20 30
|
30 40
|
40 50
|
|
Un 10
|
10 24
|
24 36
|
36 55
|
55 100
|
|
Un 10
|
10 24
|
24 36
|
36 55
|
Agri
culture
|
Barlow
Anderson |
181
10
|
1
|
2
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
1
|
0
|
|
1
|
1
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
1
|
0
|
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
3
|
Enumeration date: October 26, 1850 Sumter Co
Georgia 27th & 29th
District page 198 & 199 #749/749 Census
Image
| Barlow, Anderson |
43
|
M
|
Farmer |
$1500 |
SC |
| Barlow, Mahala |
44
|
F
|
*** |
*** |
SC |
| Barlow, John |
20
|
M
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Amanda |
17
|
F
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Garland [Gallant] |
15
|
M
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, William |
13
|
M
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Mahala |
11
|
F
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Margaret |
9
|
F
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Amelia |
7
|
F
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Thomas |
3
|
M
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Hanibal |
1
|
M
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
Enumeration date: July 20, 1860 Marion Co Georgia Cut off
District page
287 #359/359 Census
Image
| Barlow, Anderson A. |
53 |
M |
Farmer |
$1000/100 |
SC |
| Barlow, Mahala |
53 |
F |
Domestic |
*** |
SC |
| Barlow, Amanda |
26 |
F |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Margaret |
18 |
F |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Meliomonona |
26 |
F |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Thomas R. |
12 |
M |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Leroy H. |
10 |
M |
*** |
*** |
GA |
Sons John E. Barlow and Gallant living next door
I was unable to locate any of these familes in 1870
Enumerated June 24, 1880 Dixon, Pike Co Alabama page
27b # Census
Image
| Anderson A. Barlow |
Head |
73 |
Farming |
SC |
** |
SC |
| Haley H. Barlow |
Wife |
72 |
At Home |
SC |
SC |
SC |
| Margaret C. Barlow |
Daughter |
39 |
Keeps House |
GA |
SC |
SC |
| Leroy H. Barlow |
Son |
31 |
*** |
GA |
SC |
SC |
| Martha L. Barlow |
Gr daughter |
15 |
*** |
AL |
** |
GA |
| Emma I. Barlow |
Gr daughter |
3 |
*** |
AL |
** |
GA |
| Alice Johnson |
Daughter |
30 |
Assist Farm |
AL |
** |
** |
| James Simmons |
Black |
14 |
Laborer |
AL |
** |
** |
It may be that a son died, and the grandchildren
are now in their grandparents home.
Is
Alice a daughter, or daughter in law? I sure
need a 1870 census for Anderson
Probate Records of John Adams, Stephen
Adams, Administrator Lowndes County, Alabama
LDS film #1543918 Estate Papers 1833-1898
Stephen Adams, Administrator
of Estate of John Adams 1856
(the top of the page contains numbers regarding the amounts paid
out)
Stephen Adams makes oath that the
foregoing account _____is correct and that the following
are the heirs of John Adams dead:
Henry Adams
Stephen Adams
Lavinia Adams
Rebecca Jones, wife of James Jones
Eliza Norris, wife of N.B. Norris
Repsa A. Walker, wife of J.J. Walker
Solomon Adams (dead) Thomas Hawkins Administrator
Vincent Adams (dead) Horace? Adams Administrator
Sarah Hawkins (dead) wife of William Hawkins
whose children are:
Vincent Hawkins and Rebecca Sartin
Missouri, child of Mary Adkins d: wife of Mr. Adkins
Sworn to _____in ___ come before me this 13th July
1857. (Signature) Signed by Stephen Adams X |
The following document
has very light patches on the microfilm and won’t
print well. We printed a copy and then filled in from
the microfilm itself. The top part of the pages lists
parcels of land that belonged to John.
The heirs of Solomon Adams - Mahala
'Haley' Barlow - Margarett Day
John Adams (dead) and left Solomon, Charles, Stephen,
and John Henry. (James Ansley inserted)
Jane Adams (dead) left Simon, A.J.
Adams, Elizabeth Hawkins, Martha Hawkins, Ann Manning,
Mary Manning, Phebe Jones
Lavinia Adams (dead) and left Eliza, Basil (?), John,
William, Nancy, Caroline, Elizabeth, Julia Ann.
Sarah Hawkins (dead) nd left Vincent and Rebecca
and William and Mary (dead)
Unknown to me as to whether they left heirs or not.
Repsa Ann left John, Ellen Rebecca, and Simon.
Vincent Adams (dead) and left Toliver M., James,
John, (unreadable name), Martin, Vincent, Anne, Mary,
and Emily.
|
X Lavinia Adams share
paid L. Adams by Administrator $1201.97
$1100.00
$ 101.97
X Rebecca Jones share
paid R. Jones by Administrator $1201.97
$1100.00
$ 161.97
X Eliza Norris share
paid Eliza Norris by Administrator $1201.97
$1100.00
$ 161.97
X Repsa A. Simmons share
paid R.A. Simmons by Administrator $1201.97
$1192.00
$ 69.97
X Martha A. Walker share
paid Martha Walker $1201.97
$1160.00
$ 101.97
X Henry Adams share
paid H. Adams $1201.97
$ 900.00
$ 301.97
X Sol Adams, T. Hawkins Administrator
paid T. Hawkins $1201.97
$1100.00
$ 101.97
Sarah Hawkins, heir share $1201.97
$1201.97
X Vincent Adams (Toliver Adams Adm) share
paid Toliver Adams Administrator $1201.97
$1000.00
$ 201.97
S. Adams Administrator, his share $1207.97
(math calculations on bottom of page) |
Commmissioners to Take Depositions
R.W. Thompson, Printer, Haynesville, Alabama
State of Alabama
Lowndes County
John Emicks, Esq
Know ye, that we, having full faith in your
prudence and competency, have appointed you Commissioners, and
by these presence do authorize you, at such time and place as
you may appoint, to call before you and examine A.J. Ray and
Dr. M.G. Haggman, as Witnesses in a case pending in our Probate
Court of Lowndes County, wherein Solomon Adams is plantiff in
application to sell land and Charles Adams, John Adams, and James
are defendants.
On oath to be, by you administered upon Interrogatories
annexed to this Commission, to take and certify the Deposition
of the Witness, and return the same to our said Court, with all
convenient speed, under your hand and seal.
Witness: James W. ___________Judge of said
Court, at Office this 13th day of November A.D. eighteen hundred
and sixty-six.
(Signed) James W. ________
Issued 12th day of November 1866
(note--this apparently involves Vincent’s sons) |
State of Alabama
Lowndes County
To the Honorable Judge of Probate of said County-
The undersigned would respectfully show that
he has been (duly) appointed Administrator, de _______, with the
will ____of John Adams, late of this county deceased.-- would further
show, that said decedent executed his last will and testament,
which has been admitted to probate and record, in your Honorable
Court. The 12th item of said will provides that after the death
of Polly Adams, the widow and relict of said testator and the payment
of all his just debts, that balance of his property both real and
personal shall be sold for division among all his lawful heirs.
Further show that Mrs. Polly Adams has departed
this life -- and therefore under the provisions of his will, he
desires to sell said property for division among all the heirs
and legatees of said estate. The real and personal property as
follows ...... the lawn and plantation on which said decedent resides
in his lifetime, designated as follows:
--viz
The S1/2 of sec 31.-the W 1/2 of of NE 1/10 31.
The W 1/2 of NW 1/4 and SE 1/2 of NW 1/2 (rest of description hard
to read) and the following named slaves
--viz
Molly, Moise, (these are of little or no value)
Lewis, Sally, Alnim(?), Little Lewis, Andeman, Lane, Harriett,
Louisa, Jinsy, Randal, Aggy, and Allen--together with the perishable
property.
The names of the heirs:
--viz
Solomon Adams, deceased, and his children names
not known, Lavinia Adams, wife died of Jacob Adams, Stephen Adams,
Vincent Adams deceased, his children, Sarah Hawkins deceased, wife
of William Hawkins, Henry Adams, Rebecca Jones, wife of James Jones,
Eliza Ann Norris, wife of Nelson B. Norris, Repsy Ann Simmons deceased,
wife of A.M. Simmons, and Martha Ann Walker, wife of J.J. Walker.
The undersigned would therefore pray for an order
to see all of said property for division as ____ and as in duty
bound will _____.
Stephen Adams |
|
Children of Anderson and Mahala, as known are:
John Barlow --Not
verified, based on location in census--
Enumeration date: July 20, 1860 Marion Co Georgia
Cut off District page 287 #359/359 Census
Image
| Barlow, John E. |
32 |
M |
Farmer |
$500/300 |
GA |
| Barlow, Martha |
32 |
F |
Domestic |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Loverett |
11 |
M |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Charles A. |
2 |
M |
*** |
*** |
GA |
I could not locate this same person with surety in the 1870
or 1880 |
| Amanda Barlow |
| Margaret C. Barlow |
| Gallant Barlow --Not verified, based on location
in census--
Enumeration date:
July 20, 1860 Marion Co Georgia Cut off District page
287 #359/359 Census
Image
| Barlow, Gallant |
25 |
M |
Farm Laborer |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Sophronia R. |
21 |
F |
Domestic |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Georgia M. |
3 |
F |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, John A. |
2 |
M |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, Mahala J. |
6/12 |
F |
*** |
*** |
GA |
I was unable to locate Gallant in 1870 or 80. |
William Barlow, also married
also lives in Marion Co Georgia with the Catherine Sanford
family. This
is most likely his wife's mother
--Not verified, based
on location in census--
Enumerated July 19, 1860 Church Hill, Marion Co Georgia page
__ #336/336 Census
Image
| Sanford, Catherine |
44 |
F |
Domestic |
$500/250 |
SC |
| Sanford, Newel S.W. |
18 |
M |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Sanford, Estemy C. |
14 |
M |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Sanford, James M. |
12 |
M |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Sanford, Sarah F. |
5 |
F |
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Barlow, William L. |
23 |
M |
Farm Laborer |
***/360 |
GA |
| Barlow, Martha C.A. |
21 |
F |
Domestic |
*** |
GA |
I was unable to locate with surety, William in an 1870 or
80 census record |
| Mahala Barlow |
| Amelia / Meliomonona Barlow --I think these are the same
person-- |
Thomas R. Barlow A
Robert and Eliza Barlow living in 1870 Pike Co Alabama matching
the age criteria for this family, but is not verified to be
the same person. Census
Image
I feel sure this is the son of Anderson and Mahala:
Enumerated
June 23, 1880 Dixon, Pike Co Alabama Page
25b # Census
Image
| Thomas Barlow |
Head |
34 |
Farmer |
GA |
** |
** |
| Elizabeth Barlow |
Wife |
33 |
Keeps House |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Ida Barlow |
Daughter |
12 |
At Home |
AL |
GA |
AL |
| Oscar Barlow |
Son |
12 |
At Home |
AL |
GA |
AL |
| Jane Barlow |
Daughter |
4 |
At Home |
AL |
GA |
AL |
| Emma Barlow |
Daughter |
3 |
At Home |
AL |
GA |
AL |
| Mahala Barlow |
Daughter |
1 |
At Home |
AL |
GA |
AL |
Enumerated June 06, 1900 Orion Pike Co Alabama page
73 #22/22 Census Image
Married 33 years 10 children born, 10 living
| Tom R. Barlow |
Head |
April 1847 |
53 |
SC |
SC |
SC |
| Lizzie Barlow |
Wife |
June 1846 |
54 |
AL |
GA |
GA |
| Aldora Barlow |
Daughter |
July 1883 |
16 |
AL |
SC |
AL |
| Ada C. Barlow |
Daughter |
March 1885 |
15 |
AL |
AC |
AL |
| Tom A. Barlow |
Son |
September 1889 |
10 |
AL |
SC |
AL |
Their son Oscar lives 2 doors away; married 9 years, 4 children
born, 4 living
| Oscar Barlow |
Head |
March 1872 |
28 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Annie Barlow |
Wife |
December 1876 |
23 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Trudie Barlow |
Daughter |
December 1893 |
6 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Mary C. Barlow |
Daughter |
February 1895 |
5 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Pink L. Barlow |
Daughter |
May 1897 |
3 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Mirtis Barlow |
Daughter |
September 1899 |
8/12 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
Tom was deceased by 1910, Elizabeth, age 62 is living in the
home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mahaly E. and Daniel McLeod
Enumerated April 20, 1910 Dorman Vidette, Crenshaw
Co Alabama Page 116 #65/65 Census
Image
Married 10 years, 2 children born, 2 living
| Daniel McLeod |
Head |
35 |
AL |
AL |
NC |
| Mahaly E. McLeod |
Wife |
24 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Flora V. McLeod |
Daughter |
4 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Richard C. Barlow |
Son |
5 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Elizabeth Barlow |
Mother in law |
62 |
AL |
SC |
SC |
Oscar also lives in Crenshaw Co Alabama
Enumerated
April 27, 1910 Mt. Ida, Crenshaw Co Alabama
Page 159 #175/176 Census
Image
| Oscar Barlow |
Head |
36 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Annie Barlow |
Wife |
34 |
|
|
|
| Myrtis Barlow |
Daughter |
10 |
|
|
|
| Beilus? Barlow |
Son |
8 |
|
|
|
| Marshel Barlow |
Son |
6 |
|
|
|
| Elvira Barlow |
Daughter |
10 |
|
|
|
Son Tom, lives in Carpenters, Coffee Co Alabama
Enumerated April 20, 1910 Carpenter, Coffee Co Alabama Page
206 #78/80 Census
Image
| Tom Barlow |
Head |
21 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Lillie B. Barlow |
Wife |
19 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Ida B. Barlow |
Daughter |
8/12 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
In 1920, Elizabeth is still in Crenshaw Co, this time with
her daughter and son in law, Aldora V. 'Dora' and Lonnie W.
Morrow
Enumerated January 19, 1920 Mt Ida, Crenshaw Co
Alabama Page 116 #265/265 Census
Image
| Lonnie W. Morrow |
Head |
33 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Dora V. Morrow |
Wife |
33 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Gracie R. Morrow |
Daughter |
9 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Woodrow W. Morrow |
Son |
6 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Arnold Morrow |
Son |
6 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Thomas F. Morrow |
Son |
1 11/12 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Elizabeth Barlow |
Mother in law |
72 |
AL |
GA |
GA |
Son Tom is also living in Mt Ida
Enumerated January 26, 1920 Mt Ida, Crenshaw Co Alabama Page
158 #343/343 Census
Image
| Thomas Barlow |
Head |
31 |
AL |
US |
US |
| Lillie B. Barlow |
Wife |
26 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Ida Barlow |
Daughter |
10 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Iris Barlow |
Daughter |
8 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Roy Barlow |
Son |
5 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Edna Barlow |
Daughter |
3 10/12 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Olene Barlow |
Daughter |
1 6/12 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
Oscar has moved to Williams, Covington Co Alabama
Enumerated January 05, 1920 Williams, Covington Co Alabama Page
182 #44/47 Census
Image
| Oscar Barlow |
Head |
49 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Martha Barlow |
Wife |
47 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Belius Barlow |
Son |
17 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Marshal Barlow |
Son |
14 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Vera Barlow |
Daughter |
13 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Tommie? Barlow |
Son |
3 11/12 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
Has he remarried, or is Martha the same as Annie?
4 other Barlow families also lived in Covington Co, coincidence
or relationships?
|
Leroy Hannibal Barlow
The following 1900 Pike Co Alabama census
image showing L.H. Barlow is almost completely illegible.
Enumerated June 13, 1900 Dixon,
Pike Co Alabama Page 177 #190/191 Census
Image
| L.H. Barlow |
Head |
February 1869? |
51 |
AL |
** |
AL |
| ______ Barlow |
Wife |
**8 |
44 |
AL |
** |
AL |
| ____ A. Barlow |
Son |
*** |
14 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Willie Barlow |
Son |
*** |
11 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
| Essie Belle Barlow |
Daughter |
October 1890 |
10 |
AL |
AL |
AL |
Enumerated April 16, 1910 Dixon, Pike Co Alabama Page
24 #24/25 Census
Image
| LeRoy H. Barlow |
Head |
60 |
GA |
SC |
SC |
| Russie F. Barlow |
Wife |
53 |
AL |
SC |
SC |
| Bryan A. Barlow |
Son |
23 |
AL |
GA |
AL |
| Cataloc W. Barlow |
Son |
21 |
AL |
GA |
AL |
| Essie Delle Barlow |
Daughter |
18 |
AL |
GA |
AL |
Enumerated January 12, 1920 Ashford, Houston Co Alabama Page
172 #133/147 Census Image
| Leroy H. Barlow |
Head |
70 |
GA |
SC |
SC |
| Russie D. Barlow |
Wife |
63 |
AL |
SC |
SC |
| Essie D. Barlow |
Daughter |
26 |
AL |
GA |
AL |
| William Cataloe Barlow by: J. Darren
Peterson
petejames@hotpop.com
I'd like to share info with anyone researching
these families.
U. S. Army Private William C.
Barlow was killed in action during World War I.
Like so many of our troops then, he was buried
in an American War Cemetery overseas. His final
resting place is the Flanders Field Cemetery in
Waregem, Belgium, which is small as American War
Cemeteries go. When I happened to find that Barlow
was the only Alabama native buried at Flanders
Field and that he was from Dothan as I am, I adopted
him as a personal research project, even though
I am of no relation to him.
I stumbled upon his parents and sister buried
in the Dothan City Cemetery and through their obituaries
as a first resource, followed by state archives
records, newspaper articles, and other information,
I pieced together a skeletal story of his family.
Leroy H. and Russia Barlow married and raised their
family of three children in Pike County, Alabama.
The three children were Bryan A., William Cataloe,
and Essie Dell. William was born there December
27, 1888. About 1911, Leroy moved his family to
Dothan, Houston County, Alabama, where he was a
merchant.
Sometime after the move to Dothan, William left
his parents’ home and moved to Ashford, Houston
County, Alabama to pursue farming. On June 5, 1917,
William registered for the military draft during
the first round of drafts for The Great War. On
his draft card, he requested exemption due to dependent
parents. On March 24, 1918 William wed, in Dothan,
Miss Effie Palmer of Edison, Calhoun County, Georgia.
On April 20, 1918, William was included in the
call-up by the local draft board for Houston County.
He reported to the board on April 25, and then
shipped out the next day by train with other draftees
headed for Columbia, South Carolina. After training,
on May 17, 1918, William was assigned to Company
F, 105th Engineering Battalion, 30th Infantry Division.
He left with his unit May 27, 1918 onboard the
Melita from Hoboken, New Jersey steaming for France.
On August 27, 1918, William was killed in action,
along with 2 others in his unit, by mustard gas
on the Ypres Front, near Ypres, Belgium.
Since William and Effie were together as man and
wife only one month and one day before he reported
for military duty, I do not believe they had children.
Effie did not immediately remarry, either. In 1929,
when the federal government was locating mothers
and widows of those WWI dead buried in Europe,
she was again living in Edison, and was still a
Barlow. Both Williams’ widow and mother were
contacted about taking one of the Gold Star Pilgrimages
at government expense to visit the site of their
loved one’s grave. Effie requested a trip
in 1930, while Russia wished to defer her visit
sometime later.
Leroy, William’s father, died in his Dothan
home in 1929. His obituary did not mention family
members other than his wife. Russia, William’s
mother, died in 1954. William’s sister, Essie,
died in 1990 as an old maid, at the age of 100.
Essie’s obituary mentioned both of her brothers.
Bryan was listed as Dr. Bryan A. Barlow. The “Dr.” title
coincides with the comment for Bryan on the 1910
Federal Census for Pike County, Alabama that he
was “at college.”
The 1920 Federal Census for Calhoun County, Georgia
shows Effie Barlow living in the household of Neomie
(Naomi) Palmer, which is next door to the household
of Amanda Palmer. Other occupants of Naomi’s
household include her brothers Grover and Howell.
Naomi is not old enough to be Effie’s mother,
but Amanda is. The 1900 Calhoun County census shows
the household of Elbert and Mandy (Amanda) Palmer
including among the occupants Elgy (Elgin) who
is listed in Amanda’s 1920 residence. The
1910 census lists both Noma (Naomi) and Howell
as Amanda’s stepchildren. So I can only guess
that the parents of Effie were Elbert and Amanda
Palmer.
Flanders
Field
Waregem
Belgium
WILLIAM
C. BARLOW
Private
U.S. Army
105th
Engineer Regiment
30st
Infantry Divison
Entered
into service from Alabama
Died
August 27, 1918
Plot
B Row 02 Grave 20
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Source Information:
Relatives of World War I Veterans
Eligible for European Pilgrimage: List of Mothers
and Widows of American Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines
Entitled to Make a Pilgrimage to War Cemeteries
in Europe.
Washington, D.C. Government Printing Office, 1930. Sewell, Patricia and Cecilia
Palin, eds.
Mrs L.H. Barlow of Dothan, Houston
Co Alabama, the mother of Private William C. Barlow
Co F, 195th Engrs., buried in Flanders Field. She
asks that she make the trip at a later date.
Mrs. Effie Barlow of Edison, Calhoun
Co Georgia,the widow of Private William C. Barlow,
she asks to make the trip in 1930. |
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| iii. |
James Barlow (information
previously shown here that James Barlow had a daughter who married J.L.
Ussery in Laurens Co Georgia is incorrect. The Nancy Barlow who married
Joel Ussery was a daughter of James and Ancy Barlow, James the son of William
and Edith Mathoda Barlow. DNA testing has proven no relationships
between these families.
I was unable to locate a James Barlow whom I could feel was this particular
one.
He may be the J.D. Barlow found in 1880 census of Pleasant
Hill. Pike Co Alabama, born c1817 Census
Image If it is, it is also possible that some of
the census records shown for children of Anderson, may be James' instead. |
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The orphans of John Barlow included: Probable twins |
| iv. |
Charlas Barlow 3
He married May
18 or 20, 1855 Mary Elizabeth Sherrer David
Gordon, bondsman, E.H. Cook, Probate Judge. Lowndes Co
Alabama Marriage Record 3-20
Enumerated July 21, 1860 Haynesville, Lowndes
Co Alabama page 527 #388/331 Census
Image
| C.C. Barlow |
34
|
M
|
Farmer |
$3000 |
GA |
| E.M. Barlow |
34
|
F
|
*** |
*** |
AL |
This may possibly be a double listing for Charles, below, initials
for wife are reversed. Ages are off for either of the twins.
Enumerated August 06, 1870 Benton, Beat 4, Lowndes
Co Alabama Page 345 #175/181 Census
Image
| Carlos C. Barlow |
53
|
Farmer |
***/$500 |
GA |
| M.E. Barlow |
44
|
*** |
*** |
AL |
I was unable to locate this family in 1880 |
| v. |
Charles Barlow
He married Mrs. Emeline A. Mayes August
13, 1856 / Caddo Parish
Louisiana Marriage Record 2-2 & 3 I believe she was the
widow of William Mays, Jr.
Enumerated 05 November 1850 Caddo
Prairie, Caddo Parish, Louisiana Page 355 #10/10 Census
Image
| Henry C. Barlow / son of Thomas Barlow, Jr. |
20
|
Farmer |
n.s. |
GA |
| Charles Barlow |
26
|
Farmer |
*** |
GA |
Both farmed nearby
the families of William Sr. and Martha Mayes and William Jr. and Emeline
Mayes.
Enumerated June 07, 1860 Shreveport, Caddo Parish
Louisiana Page 4 #27/29 Census
Image
| Charles Barlow |
38
|
***
|
***
|
GA |
| Emeline Barlow |
35
|
***
|
***
|
GA |
| Martha (Mays) Barlow |
14
|
***
|
***
|
GA |
| Robbert Barlow |
3
|
***
|
***
|
LA |
| David Barlow |
1
|
***
|
***
|
LA |
2 doors away from Narcissus Barlow and John R.R. Harrison
Charles and Emeline Barlow sold August 01, 1863 to Joseph W. Wood, for
$256, forty acres located in S3:T21:R16 of Caddo Parish
Witnesses: Jas A. Butler and Leman Hale Caddo
Parish Deed Book O-917
Enumerated July 20, 1870 Athens, Henderson Co
Texas Page 273 #145/145 Census
Image
| Charles Barlow |
50
|
Farmer |
$200/445 |
GA |
| Emeline A. Barlow |
48
|
Keeps House |
*** |
MS |
| Martha J. Barlow |
22
|
*** |
*** |
LA |
| Nancy A. Straight |
3
|
*** |
*** |
TX |
I was unable to locate Charles or Emeline in the 1880 census. |
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Charlas and Charles were appointed January 1829 to Thomas
Barlow's guardianship |
| vi. |
Nancy Barlow |
| vii. |
Rebecca Ann Barlow was
born on March 16, 1818, at Americus, Sumter County, Georgia [IGi], and
died January 16, 1876 in Dooley Co Georgia.
According to Kathy
Kuhns at WorldConnect.com, Rebecca married John
Eli Varnadow on August 16, 1836. She sites that upon Rebecca's
death, John married her sister, Elizabeth, (Elizabeth not listed in this
genealogy, by J.R. Barlow, perhaps she is Nancy Elizabeth)
Enumerated August 08, 1860 Vienna,
Dooly Co Georgia page 493 #531/530 Census
Image
| Eli Varnadoe |
M
|
46
|
Farmer |
$5300/9487 |
GA |
| Rebecca Varnadoe |
F
|
40
|
Keeps House |
*** |
GA |
| J.W. Varnadoe |
M
|
21
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| S.G. Varnadoe |
F
|
16
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| N.A. Varnadoe |
F
|
15
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| C.W. Varnadoe |
M
|
11
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Elizabeth Varnadoe |
F
|
11
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| M.R. Varnadoe |
F
|
10
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| S.A. Varnadoe |
F
|
8
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| J.C.C. Varnadoe |
M
|
6
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| A.C. Varnadoe |
F
|
4
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| F.C. Varnadoe |
M
|
1
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| M. Butter |
M
|
15
|
Farm Laborer |
*** |
GA |
Enumerated August 23, 1870 Dayton, Dooly Co
Georgia Page 417 #1702/1858 Census
Image
| Eli Varnadore |
59
|
Farmer |
$12500/870 |
GA |
| Rebecca Varnadore |
52
|
Keeps House |
*** |
GA |
| Nancy Varnadore |
24
|
At Home |
*** |
GA |
| Mary A. Varnadore |
20
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Ann F. Varnadore |
18
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| James E. Varnadore |
15
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Anna C. Varnadore |
14
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Franklin Varnadore |
11
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
| Thomas R. Varnadore |
7
|
*** |
*** |
GA |
I was unable to locate John/Eli in the 1880 census |
| viii. |
Lovey Barlow |
| ix. |
Thomas Barlow was born
c1808 in South Carolina I have recently, (Jan 2008) found this family has relocated to Navarro Co Texas, and hope to research them in the near future.
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These four appointed October 1828 & March
1829 to the guardianship of James and Richard Barlow. John Barlow's extensive
estate inventory and appraisement was taken by B.W. Hampton, Hardy Griffin
- son of Archibald Griffin, and Andrew Hampton, and certified on January
26, 1827 by James Barlow, JP. Source: Laurens
Co I & A
B-60 & 65 |
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