Maude Rosa is the daughter of Isaac G Barrett and Mary Ann Wadsworth. She was born in Greenwood, Moore county and is a sister to Martha Jane Barrett McNeill, Annie, Frank James, Sarah Isabelle Barrett Frye, Minnie, Mary Ann Barrett Johnson, Maggie Lena Barrett Phillips, Tommy Bennie and Cleveland Barrett.
She came to the asylum from Moore county where she'd been employed washing and ironing. After a hospital stay of 1 yr 8 mo 19 days she succumbed to epilepsy. She had not married.
It would appear that her father died before 1920 and that her mother was committed to the asylum about a year before her death in 1932. She, too, is buried here. Her father's brother, Jordan, is also buried here.
Online family trees indicate that Maude's paternal grandfather was Samuel Barrett, a slave owner in Moore county.
She came to the asylum from Moore county where she'd been employed washing and ironing. After a hospital stay of 1 yr 8 mo 19 days she succumbed to epilepsy. She had not married.
It would appear that her father died before 1920 and that her mother was committed to the asylum about a year before her death in 1932. She, too, is buried here. Her father's brother, Jordan, is also buried here.
Online family trees indicate that Maude's paternal grandfather was Samuel Barrett, a slave owner in Moore county.
Maude Rosa is the daughter of Isaac G Barrett and Mary Ann Wadsworth. She was born in Greenwood, Moore county and is a sister to Martha Jane Barrett McNeill, Annie, Frank James, Sarah Isabelle Barrett Frye, Minnie, Mary Ann Barrett Johnson, Maggie Lena Barrett Phillips, Tommy Bennie and Cleveland Barrett.
She came to the asylum from Moore county where she'd been employed washing and ironing. After a hospital stay of 1 yr 8 mo 19 days she succumbed to epilepsy. She had not married.
It would appear that her father died before 1920 and that her mother was committed to the asylum about a year before her death in 1932. She, too, is buried here. Her father's brother, Jordan, is also buried here.
Online family trees indicate that Maude's paternal grandfather was Samuel Barrett, a slave owner in Moore county.
She came to the asylum from Moore county where she'd been employed washing and ironing. After a hospital stay of 1 yr 8 mo 19 days she succumbed to epilepsy. She had not married.
It would appear that her father died before 1920 and that her mother was committed to the asylum about a year before her death in 1932. She, too, is buried here. Her father's brother, Jordan, is also buried here.
Online family trees indicate that Maude's paternal grandfather was Samuel Barrett, a slave owner in Moore county.
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