1) William Barrow, born February 21, 1784 in Surry County, North Carolina
2) John Barrow, born November 19, 1785, in North Carolina
3) Hyram Barrow, born January 12, 1788, in North Carolina
4) Nancy Barrow, born December 15, 1789, in North Carolina
5) Polly Barrow, born March 10, 1792, in North Carolina
6) Mahala Barrow, born October 10, 1794, in North Carolina
7) Tyre Barrow, born January 11, 1797, in North Carolina
8) Daniel Barrow, born July 10, 1799, in either Tennessee or Kentucky
9) David Barrow, born August 13, 1801, in Kentucky
10) Nathan Barrow, born July 5, 1804, in Kentucky
11) James Barrow, born July 12, 1806, in Kentucky
12?) Elizabeth, unknown date of birth. (Note: Elisabeth was named as one of Daniel's children in the diary of Daniel's brother, Rev. David Barrow, when he visited the family in August 1795, but Polly was not. Sandra Paser (see text below) believes that Polly died before her uncle's visit in 1795, and that Elizabeth was born before August 1795, date of birth unknown. It is also possible that Polly's middle name was Elizabeth, so perhaps Rev. David Barrow referred to Polly by her middle name, and the number of children is actually eleven. This is not certain, however.)
Daniel Barrow died November 8, 1837 in Bradley Township, Jackson County, Illinois, and was buried at the Barrow Cemetery, near Campbell Hill. The grave markers were later removed to the Calvary Cemetery, in Campbell Hill, but the bodies of Daniel, his wife Hannah, their son John Stone Barrow, and his wife, Mary, still lie at the Barrow Cemetery in now-unmarked graves.
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Pvt. Barrow has a cenotaph in Calvary Cemetery, Campbell Hill, IL.
1) William Barrow, born February 21, 1784 in Surry County, North Carolina
2) John Barrow, born November 19, 1785, in North Carolina
3) Hyram Barrow, born January 12, 1788, in North Carolina
4) Nancy Barrow, born December 15, 1789, in North Carolina
5) Polly Barrow, born March 10, 1792, in North Carolina
6) Mahala Barrow, born October 10, 1794, in North Carolina
7) Tyre Barrow, born January 11, 1797, in North Carolina
8) Daniel Barrow, born July 10, 1799, in either Tennessee or Kentucky
9) David Barrow, born August 13, 1801, in Kentucky
10) Nathan Barrow, born July 5, 1804, in Kentucky
11) James Barrow, born July 12, 1806, in Kentucky
12?) Elizabeth, unknown date of birth. (Note: Elisabeth was named as one of Daniel's children in the diary of Daniel's brother, Rev. David Barrow, when he visited the family in August 1795, but Polly was not. Sandra Paser (see text below) believes that Polly died before her uncle's visit in 1795, and that Elizabeth was born before August 1795, date of birth unknown. It is also possible that Polly's middle name was Elizabeth, so perhaps Rev. David Barrow referred to Polly by her middle name, and the number of children is actually eleven. This is not certain, however.)
Daniel Barrow died November 8, 1837 in Bradley Township, Jackson County, Illinois, and was buried at the Barrow Cemetery, near Campbell Hill. The grave markers were later removed to the Calvary Cemetery, in Campbell Hill, but the bodies of Daniel, his wife Hannah, their son John Stone Barrow, and his wife, Mary, still lie at the Barrow Cemetery in now-unmarked graves.
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Pvt. Barrow has a cenotaph in Calvary Cemetery, Campbell Hill, IL.
Inscription
IN
MEMORY OF
DANIEL BARROW
who died december
the 8. AD. 1837. aged 79
years & 11 months
Read dec Nov
Gravesite Details
The annotation "Read dec Nov" at the bottom of the gravestone is a correction. The engraver evidently carved the wrong month of death, and rather than start again, he added the correction, "Read December as November".
Family Members
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William Barrow
1784 – unknown
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CPT John Stone Barrow
1785–1859
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Hyram Barrow
1788 – unknown
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Nancy Barrow Branscomb
1789 – unknown
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Polly Elizabeth Barrow
1792 – unknown
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Mahala Barrow Young
1794 – unknown
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Tyre Barrow
1797 – unknown
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Daniel Stone Barrow
1799–1865
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David Barrow
1801–1879
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Judge Nathan B. Barrow
1804–1863
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James Barrow
1806–1853
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