Son of Christopher Barlieb and Hannah Schoch. Franklin married Jennie May "Jane" Bonser (son of Josiah Bonser and Christianna Meckes).
Children of Franklin and Jennie May "Jane" Bonser:
1. Franklin J Barlieb b. 1915
2. George Barlieb b. 1918
3. Charles Henry Barlieb b. abt 1922
Franklin was a farmer and lived in the Kunkletown area most of his life. He was a member of the Fraternal Patriotic Americans Lodge and the IOOF Lodge, both of Kunkletown, and the POS of A Lodge at Little Gap. He died at his home near Kunkletown and is buried in St. Matthew's Church cemetery. (Obit in "The Record", Stroudsburg, Friday, 13 July 1945, p. 3)
Children of Franklin and Jennie May "Jane" Bonser:
1. Franklin J Barlieb b. 1915
2. George Barlieb b. 1918
3. Charles Henry Barlieb b. abt 1922
Franklin was a farmer and lived in the Kunkletown area most of his life. He was a member of the Fraternal Patriotic Americans Lodge and the IOOF Lodge, both of Kunkletown, and the POS of A Lodge at Little Gap. He died at his home near Kunkletown and is buried in St. Matthew's Church cemetery. (Obit in "The Record", Stroudsburg, Friday, 13 July 1945, p. 3)
Son of Christopher Barlieb and Hannah Schoch. Franklin married Jennie May "Jane" Bonser (son of Josiah Bonser and Christianna Meckes).
Children of Franklin and Jennie May "Jane" Bonser:
1. Franklin J Barlieb b. 1915
2. George Barlieb b. 1918
3. Charles Henry Barlieb b. abt 1922
Franklin was a farmer and lived in the Kunkletown area most of his life. He was a member of the Fraternal Patriotic Americans Lodge and the IOOF Lodge, both of Kunkletown, and the POS of A Lodge at Little Gap. He died at his home near Kunkletown and is buried in St. Matthew's Church cemetery. (Obit in "The Record", Stroudsburg, Friday, 13 July 1945, p. 3)
Children of Franklin and Jennie May "Jane" Bonser:
1. Franklin J Barlieb b. 1915
2. George Barlieb b. 1918
3. Charles Henry Barlieb b. abt 1922
Franklin was a farmer and lived in the Kunkletown area most of his life. He was a member of the Fraternal Patriotic Americans Lodge and the IOOF Lodge, both of Kunkletown, and the POS of A Lodge at Little Gap. He died at his home near Kunkletown and is buried in St. Matthew's Church cemetery. (Obit in "The Record", Stroudsburg, Friday, 13 July 1945, p. 3)
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