Daughter of Virgilius Horace "Virgil" Barber and Jerusha Booth. Her birth name was Abigail "Abey" Barber.
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She was admitted to the novitiate of the Ursulines at Quebec on September 11, 1826, and was professed in 1828. She celebrated her Golden Jubilee on September 11, 1878.
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Her parents both joined religious orders, her father becoming a Jesuit priest and her mother, an Ursuline nun. Two of her sisters, also Ursuline nuns, are buried in this cemetery.
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She was admitted to the novitiate of the Ursulines at Quebec on September 11, 1826, and was professed in 1828. She celebrated her Golden Jubilee on September 11, 1878.
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Her parents both joined religious orders, her father becoming a Jesuit priest and her mother, an Ursuline nun. Two of her sisters, also Ursuline nuns, are buried in this cemetery.
Daughter of Virgilius Horace "Virgil" Barber and Jerusha Booth. Her birth name was Abigail "Abey" Barber.
.
She was admitted to the novitiate of the Ursulines at Quebec on September 11, 1826, and was professed in 1828. She celebrated her Golden Jubilee on September 11, 1878.
.
Her parents both joined religious orders, her father becoming a Jesuit priest and her mother, an Ursuline nun. Two of her sisters, also Ursuline nuns, are buried in this cemetery.
.
She was admitted to the novitiate of the Ursulines at Quebec on September 11, 1826, and was professed in 1828. She celebrated her Golden Jubilee on September 11, 1878.
.
Her parents both joined religious orders, her father becoming a Jesuit priest and her mother, an Ursuline nun. Two of her sisters, also Ursuline nuns, are buried in this cemetery.
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