BARTON in NH, MA, ME by Paul Barton Mon Jun 24 1991 ------------------------------- Would be interested in corresponding with any descendants of Edward BARTON of Cape Porpoise, ME. His children settled in ME, northern MA and in coastal NH. Edward b ca 1620 d. 1671. Eventually this should turn into a good family genealogy..right now roughly 2800 persons in the data base. Paul BARTON PO Box 249 Dover NH 03820 旼컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴� � This file is from The Source of Magic, Ridgefield CT � � 203-431-4687, source for genealogy, radio, & Windows � 읕컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴� Date: Wed Apr 29 1992 21:17:14 From: Donna Merrill To: All Subj: Barton Surname Attr: GENEALOGY ------------------------------- I have been working on this line for 8 years so any help would be much appreciated by anyone out there, I need the parents of Thomas Barton b. 1805 in NY. Married in 1825 in Dutchess Co., NY to Rhoda CALKINS. Thtey had thier first child in Jefferson Co., NY. There childre are as follows. William M. b. May 1827 Jefferson, NY. Md. Arvilla Putney George W. b. Mar 1829 prob. Jefferson, NY. Md.Margaret Orr & Sophia Orr. Jane b. Nov 1831 NY m. Andrew Frazier John b. NY. Md. Nancy Smith Sarah b. NY. Md. Charles Newsham Thomas P. b. NY. Md. Caroline (Carrie) Brace. Helen b. NY Frank (Henry) P. b. 30 Sep 1847 in Trenton Villiage, Ny. Md. Louvisa Clingansmith 10 Oct 1868 in Sauk City, Sauk Co., Wis. d. 24 Jul 1940 Loa Angeles, Ca. Charles H. b. NY James b. NY. Md. Irene Duman Julia b. NY. Md. J. Ripley Fredrick b. NY. Thomas Barton stayed in NY long enough to have all his children there. He moved to Erie Co., PA after 1850. He and most of his children stayed there and died there. They lived in Green Twp. and Harbor Creek Twp. Thomas is my gg grand father and here I`ve been stuck for many a year. --- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: FamilyResearch (817) 571-1373 V.32/V.42bis (1:130/44) Date: Wed Jun 03 1992 19:33:48 From: Heather Streeter To: Paul Barton Subj: Barton Attr: recvd GENEALOGY ------------------------------- AHNENTAFEL CHART 3 Jun 1992 Page 1 =========================================================================== ===== Ahnentafel Birth or Death or Number Name Christening Burial --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 1st GENERATION 1 Eben C. BARTON-558 6 May 1804 8 Sep 1848 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 2nd GENERATION 2 Rufus BARTON-560 11 Aug 1774 31 Jul 1833 3 Lydia WASHER-562 21 Feb 1770 22 May 1851 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 3rd GENERATION 4 John BARTON-561 12 Oct 1726 5 Abigail DANA-563 6 John WASHER-587 7 Hannah WILKINS-588 16 Aug 1719 1808 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 4th GENERATION 8 Caleb BARTON-564 9 Mary SHUMWAY-565 10 Phinenas DANA-576 Apr 1709 19 May 1739 11 Hannah TWITCHELL-577 1718 14 Isaac WILKINS-589 1682 15 Susannah WILKINS-590 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 5th GENERATION 16 Samuel BARTON-568 1665 1732 17 Hannah BRIDGES-569 18 Peter SHUMWAY-566 1695 19 Frances-567 20 Joseph DANA-578 21 Mary WOOD-579 22 Benoni TWITCHELL-4561 23 Hannah ALLEN-4562 28 Thomas WILKINS-591 16 Mar 1697 Oct 1717 29 Hannah NICHOLS-592 30 Henry WILKINS-597 31 Rebecca BAXTER-598 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 6th GENERATION 32 Marmaduke BARTON-570 34 Edmund Jr. BRIDGES-571 35 Sarah TOWNE-572 40 Joseph DANA-580 21 May 1656 41 Mary GLOBE-581 42 Isaac WOOD-4091 43 Elizabeth MERRIAM-4092 20 May 1660 56 Bray WILKINS-593 1610 1 Jan 1701/1702 57 Hannah GEIGELL-594 58 William NICHOLS-595 59 Mary SOUTHWORTH-596 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- AHNENTAFEL CHART 3 Jun 1992 Page 2 =========================================================================== ===== Ahnentafel Birth or Death or Number Name Christening Burial --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 60 same as ahnentafel number 56 61 same as ahnentafel number 57 62 Daniel BAXTER-599 63 Elizabeth-600 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 7th GENERATION 68 Edmund BRIDGES-573 70 William TOWNE-574 1600 1672 71 Joanne BLESSING-575 80 Richard DANA-582 81 Ann BULLARD-583 82 Thomas Jr. GLOBE-584 83 Mary-585 86 Joseph MERRIAM-4093 1629 5 Apr 1704 87 Sarah STONE-4094 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 8th GENERATION 164 Thomas Sr. GLOBE-586 172 Joseph MERRIAM-4096 174 Gregory STONE-4095 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 9th GENERATION 344 William MERRIAM-4097 =========================================================================== ===== Dear Barton, I senting a chart of my Barton ancestors, they res. Ludlow, Vt,Andover, VT and Oxford and Salem MA areas. Can you find any connections, Heather Streeter and Ruby Streeter Coller --- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: SpaceMet North (1:321/152) Date: Sat Jun 20 1992 19:51:38 From: Heather Streeter To: Paul Barton Subj: Barton Attr: GENEALOGY ------------------------------- Page 1 ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- Rufus Barton one among the early settlers of the town of Andover VT. He was born in Oxford MA Aug 11 1774. He moved with his father and mother and their effects here on an ox shed and after a tedious journey for 9 days arrived at the house of John Burton in the eastern part of the town where he left his parents for a short time. He purchased 100 acres of land in the northwest part of the town, where, after clearing a few acres, he erected a house. In 1798, he married Lydia Washer, a native of Amherst NH born in 1770. Here on this farm they shared the hardships and privations incident to pioneer life, and in this house all their children were born. In 1814, soon after the organization of the Methodist society,consisting of members in Andover and Ludlow, to the number of about 20. Mr Barton and wife joined the society Joseph Manning was then class-leader. In 1816 during the month of Dec. there was a severe during northern snow storm on a Sabbath day. Mr. Barton had previously erected and partly prepared a log barn, but he had not put the stanches into the stable and his cattle being exposed to the inclemency of the storm, he stayed at home and drove down stakes in his barn to which to tie his cattle and drove them in for the night, instead of attending meeting at Brothers Manning's in the absence of the preacher, conducted by Manning. The following morning, Mr. Manning called on Mr. Barton and demanded the cause of his absence from meeting, Mr Barton said "he considered it his duty to remain at home and shelter his cattle from the storm Mr. Manning replied "than you have regard for your cattle, than you have for the worship of God Almighty and you shall be expelled from the society for wilfully neglecting to attend meeting and for labor on the Sabbath" Mr Barton responded that he considered it necessary labor and would do the same again under similar circumstances' Mr. Manning with characteristic pertinacity said, 'you shall be expelled from the society for your provoking continually. So the 2 contended' Alsa! for poor human nature, Mr Manning the appealed to Mrs. Barton, expecting when would condemn her husband; strange enough to the stout disciplinarian, she, but justified him the next Sunday, the young circuit preacher was there, who always put up at Bro. Manning's and the case and confession, to state that he was sorry, and that in no case would he ever work again on the Sabbath, Mr. Barton explained the matter, stated he was sorry it happened and that he would endeaver in future to avoid labor on the Sabbath but to pledge himself farther, could not as if the same thing should happen again, he shld drive down his stancheland tie up his cattle, out of the storm, for he read in his Bible that "the merciful man is merciful to his beast" The exportulation of Manning adn the Preacher with Barton grew hot, all 3 grew hot and the firmness of Barton only increased the vote was called to expel Barton to be taken by rising only Manning apposed. Manning and the minister chafed, but laid the discipline over till the next visit of the preacher in 2 weeks. The Methodist class numbered about 20 memmbers, in so strong a Baptist town has grealty flourished up to this time Hotter and heavier came on the church storm at the next meeting, the sermon was on the sancitity of the Sabbath and the exhortation of preacher and class-leader on the imperitive duty of the class to maintian the honor of the Sabbath; again the 'rising' vote, was called, the preacher stood up, Manning stood up, 2 of the sisters stood up. The hot-headed young preacher enraged called for all opposed to the expulsion to arise; every man in the class except the leader stood up and a majority of the women. There was a bright fire blazing on the hearth, the preacher turned and threw the class-pater with names into it, and said this class is broken up and it seems in fact it was for never has the Methodist church flourish in Andover since to this day. Barton was liked by his townsmen much better than Manning and the sympathy of nearly all was with his at first, but after a time he grew too bitter for the relish of many against both Armenism and Calvinsism. He was a man of clear and vigorous mind, was quick of perception,keen in a reporter and a ready debater, passionately fond of religious disputation; he would often argue against his owns convictions of truth, merely to test the skill and ingenuity of this opponent in debate but those, who knew him best never doubted his belief in Christianity in 1818 he removed with his family to Ludlow where he died July 31 1833 aged 59 yrs. His wife died May 22, 1851 aged 81 years. !gravestone Ludlow VT ==================== Dear Mr. Barton Above is a story from the History of Andover VT. I'll send you more Barton information later Ruby Coller, Gov. Hunt Rd, Vernon Vt 05354 --- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: SpaceMet North (1:321/152) Date: Tue Jun 23 1992 09:05:52 From: Donna Merrill To: All Subj: BARTON/BALL Attr: GENEALOGY ------------------------------- Need information on a Peter BARTON father of Sarah BARTO. Sarah was born 1807 probablyin NY. She married John Milton BALL 1826 in NY and she died ca 1885 in Jackson, MI. Sarah could be a sister to Thomas BARTON born 1805 in NY who married Rhoda CALKINS. Some od Thomas's children lived in Jackson, MI. One child, Henry stated in his Civil War Pension records that a relative by the name of BALL was responsible for him being recruited into Co. K 11th Michigan Infantry. --- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: FamilyResearch (817) 571-1373 V.32 (1:130/44) Date: Thu Jul 30 1992 21:34:00 From: Bob Bartle To: Matt Barton Subj: Re: BARTON Attr: GENEALOGY ------------------------------- Dear Matt: I would like to exchange info with you. My address Robert. J. Bartle 2221 Cumberland Road Farmville, VA 23901 (804) 392-1008 Thx Bob --- GEcho 1.00/beta * Origin: Relatively Speaking (804) 566-0219 (1:271/300) Date: Sun Aug 23 1992 13:00:00 From: Anna Joan Buxton To: All Subj: More BARTON sources 2 Attr: GENEALOGY ------------------------------- Genealogies in the Library of Congress: 1121 BARTON. The quest of an ancestor. By William E. BARTON. Boston, 1898. 8 p. illus 24 1/2 cm. Reprinted from the New England Magazine, Sept. 1898. 1-5155 Microfilm CS71.B336. 1898 1122 BARTON. Lieutenant William BARTON of Morris County, New Jersey, and his descendants. By William Eleazar BARTON, D.D. Oak Park, ILL., Vaile press, 1900. 148 p. incl. front illus. ports. 19 1/2 cm. Privately printed. 1-5199 Microfilm 22865 C5, formerly CS71.B336. 1900 1123 BARTON. Genealogy of the families of BARTON, STEDMAN and DIXON. Counties of York, Ediburgh, Linlithgow, Fife, Kinross, Roxburgh, Lanark and the city of Glasgow. Glasgow, Allan & Ferguson(1908?). Geneal. tables. illus. (coats of arms) 104 x83 cm. fold to 36 x 43 cm. Lettered on cover: Genealogies of the families... from 1205. 24-25711 Microfilm CS479.B43. 1908 1124 BARTON. Genealogy of the BARTON family of the town of Marshall, Oneida County, New York; comp. by Edward S. BARTON, Waterville, NY (Priv. Print.) 1920. 40 p. front., illus. plates, ports. 21 cm. 22-18228 Microfilm CS71.B336. 1920 * OLX 2.2 * Anna Joan Buxton, Victoria BC --- FastEcho 1.20 * Origin: Quantum Leap * Victoria BC (604)595-4407 [HST/V.32bis]