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ANDREW JACKSON BARLOW, born in Simpson Co Mississippi came to Louisiana sometime after the 1880 census and was living in Sabine Parish Louisiana as shown in land records of 1902, at which time he purchased land shown here in Vernon Parish. After leaving Louisiana, they were found in Wichita Falls Texas, then in VanZandt Co Texas, and in 1920 they were found in Palacious, Matagorda Co Texas. Both AJ and his wife Betty are buried at Elm Grove Cemetery, VanZandt Co Texas.

DANIEL G. BARLOW was the son of Dimon Barlow and Susanna Seeley of Fairfield Vermont, and brother to Noah and Abel Barlow who followed the Natchez Trail to Mississippi & Louisiana probably in the 1820's. This land record shows that Daniel was living in Concordia Parish Louisiana, and purchased land in Madison Parish Louisiana. Concordia Parish is located directly across the Mississippi River from Adams Co Mississippi. A large number of residents and migrants to Concordia came to the parish by way of Adams County or the Natchez Territory. Many Adams County residents owned or worked on plantations in Concordia Parish, but lived in Natchez, Adams County. Mississippi records have shown that both Noah and Abel lived in Adams County Mississippi, and died there. Noah also purchased land in Madison Parish Louisiana in 1839 and in 1846 and is shown to also be a resident of Concordia Louisiana. Daniel apparently migrated to Wisconsin, as that is where he died in 1867.
For lineage of these families, see: BARLOWS OF FAIRFIELD VERMONT

FLETCHER DUTTON BARLOW was born in Massachusetts, was recorded there in the 1850 census of Brookline, Norfolk Co in the home of Elisha Penniman, a student, age 16.  I can't help but think he is somehow related to GENERAL FRANCIS CHANNING BARLOW. Francis' mother was a Penniman, and he grew up in Brookline Massachusetts.

NOAH BARLOW was the son of Dimon Barlow and Susanna Seeley of Fairfield Vermont, and brother to Daniel G. and Abel Barlow who followed the Natchez Trail to Mississippi & Louisiana probably in the 1820's. This land record shows that Noah was living in Concordia Parish Louisiana, and purchased land in Madison Parish Louisiana. Concordia Parish is located directly across the Mississippi River from Adams Co Mississippi. A large number of residents and migrants to Concordia came to the parish by way of Adams County or the Natchez Territory. Many Adams County residents owned or worked on plantations in Concordia Parish, but lived in Natchez, Adams County. Mississippi records have shown that both Noah and Abel lived in Adams County Mississippi, and died there. Noah also purchased land in Madison Parish Louisiana in 1839 and is shown to also be a resident of Concordia Louisiana. Land records also show that Noah bought land in Washington Co Mississippi in partnership with a Peter Chambliss, both of whom were residing in Adams Co Mississippi
For lineage of these families, see: BARLOWS OF FAIRFIELD VERMONT

RICHARD WOOD BARLOW was the son of THOMAS BARLOW JR. AND ELIZA CALDWELL whose families are of the Isle of Wight Virginia lineage, migrated from Lowndes Co Alabama - Sumter and Lauren Co Georgia, to Tyler Co Texas, and then to Caddo Parish between 1850-1900.

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