Pvt Co F
McGee's AR
Cav CSA
Sarah Josephine married Mark Barbee, Pvt Co F, McGee's AR Cav CSA at Cotton Plant, AR, April 9, 1865. After the Civil War, they moved to Falls County, TX and to Ballinger, TX in 1889.
Children born to this union are:
Tomsie A Barbee Holland (Dec 27, 1865-);
Elijah M Barbee (Sept 6, 1869-Jan 14, 1937); Bettie E Barbee Tomerlin Wood (Feb 18, 1873-June 9, 1958);
Wiley E Barbee (Jan 29, 1876-Oct 10, 1958);
Wade W Barbee (April 16, 1880-July 2, 1955)
Nettie M Barbee (June 10, 1883-April 9, 1884).
Elija M & Wade W are buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Ballinger, TX.
Mrs. S.W. Holland was called to Paint Rock Sunday to the funeral of her father, M.M. Barbee, who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Betty Wood. Mr. Barbee was well known in Eldorado, Texas as he at one time ranched in this county, and later made his home here with his daughter, Mrs. Holland. Mr. Barbee came to Texas from Arkansas in 1887 and settled in Falls County. He came from there to Ballinger, to become the Wells Fargo express agency manager in stagecoach days when that was a very responsible office. Mr. Barbee joined the Confederate armies in his native state and at the close of the conflict came to Texas. After coming to Texas and settling in Ballinger, he entered the Grocery business and later branched out into the General Mercantile business. He moved to Schleicher County in 1900 and lived on the ranch now owned by Carros Evans. He ranched here for five years and sold out. Mr. Barbee was a well-known figure on the streets of Paint Rock for the past several years as he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Wood at Paint Rock. Survived by three daughters - Mrs. Wood, Mrs. N.J. Wardlaw, Mrs. S.W. Holland; three sons - E.M. Barbee, W.E. Barbee, W.W. Barbee; 17 grandchildren.
Services were held at the First Presbyterian Church in Ballinger. He was laid to rest beside his wife who preceded him in death.
Eldorado Success
July 28, 1933
McGee's AR
Cav CSA
Sarah Josephine married Mark Barbee, Pvt Co F, McGee's AR Cav CSA at Cotton Plant, AR, April 9, 1865. After the Civil War, they moved to Falls County, TX and to Ballinger, TX in 1889.
Children born to this union are:
Tomsie A Barbee Holland (Dec 27, 1865-);
Elijah M Barbee (Sept 6, 1869-Jan 14, 1937); Bettie E Barbee Tomerlin Wood (Feb 18, 1873-June 9, 1958);
Wiley E Barbee (Jan 29, 1876-Oct 10, 1958);
Wade W Barbee (April 16, 1880-July 2, 1955)
Nettie M Barbee (June 10, 1883-April 9, 1884).
Elija M & Wade W are buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Ballinger, TX.
Mrs. S.W. Holland was called to Paint Rock Sunday to the funeral of her father, M.M. Barbee, who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Betty Wood. Mr. Barbee was well known in Eldorado, Texas as he at one time ranched in this county, and later made his home here with his daughter, Mrs. Holland. Mr. Barbee came to Texas from Arkansas in 1887 and settled in Falls County. He came from there to Ballinger, to become the Wells Fargo express agency manager in stagecoach days when that was a very responsible office. Mr. Barbee joined the Confederate armies in his native state and at the close of the conflict came to Texas. After coming to Texas and settling in Ballinger, he entered the Grocery business and later branched out into the General Mercantile business. He moved to Schleicher County in 1900 and lived on the ranch now owned by Carros Evans. He ranched here for five years and sold out. Mr. Barbee was a well-known figure on the streets of Paint Rock for the past several years as he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Wood at Paint Rock. Survived by three daughters - Mrs. Wood, Mrs. N.J. Wardlaw, Mrs. S.W. Holland; three sons - E.M. Barbee, W.E. Barbee, W.W. Barbee; 17 grandchildren.
Services were held at the First Presbyterian Church in Ballinger. He was laid to rest beside his wife who preceded him in death.
Eldorado Success
July 28, 1933
Pvt Co F
McGee's AR
Cav CSA
Sarah Josephine married Mark Barbee, Pvt Co F, McGee's AR Cav CSA at Cotton Plant, AR, April 9, 1865. After the Civil War, they moved to Falls County, TX and to Ballinger, TX in 1889.
Children born to this union are:
Tomsie A Barbee Holland (Dec 27, 1865-);
Elijah M Barbee (Sept 6, 1869-Jan 14, 1937); Bettie E Barbee Tomerlin Wood (Feb 18, 1873-June 9, 1958);
Wiley E Barbee (Jan 29, 1876-Oct 10, 1958);
Wade W Barbee (April 16, 1880-July 2, 1955)
Nettie M Barbee (June 10, 1883-April 9, 1884).
Elija M & Wade W are buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Ballinger, TX.
Mrs. S.W. Holland was called to Paint Rock Sunday to the funeral of her father, M.M. Barbee, who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Betty Wood. Mr. Barbee was well known in Eldorado, Texas as he at one time ranched in this county, and later made his home here with his daughter, Mrs. Holland. Mr. Barbee came to Texas from Arkansas in 1887 and settled in Falls County. He came from there to Ballinger, to become the Wells Fargo express agency manager in stagecoach days when that was a very responsible office. Mr. Barbee joined the Confederate armies in his native state and at the close of the conflict came to Texas. After coming to Texas and settling in Ballinger, he entered the Grocery business and later branched out into the General Mercantile business. He moved to Schleicher County in 1900 and lived on the ranch now owned by Carros Evans. He ranched here for five years and sold out. Mr. Barbee was a well-known figure on the streets of Paint Rock for the past several years as he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Wood at Paint Rock. Survived by three daughters - Mrs. Wood, Mrs. N.J. Wardlaw, Mrs. S.W. Holland; three sons - E.M. Barbee, W.E. Barbee, W.W. Barbee; 17 grandchildren.
Services were held at the First Presbyterian Church in Ballinger. He was laid to rest beside his wife who preceded him in death.
Eldorado Success
July 28, 1933
McGee's AR
Cav CSA
Sarah Josephine married Mark Barbee, Pvt Co F, McGee's AR Cav CSA at Cotton Plant, AR, April 9, 1865. After the Civil War, they moved to Falls County, TX and to Ballinger, TX in 1889.
Children born to this union are:
Tomsie A Barbee Holland (Dec 27, 1865-);
Elijah M Barbee (Sept 6, 1869-Jan 14, 1937); Bettie E Barbee Tomerlin Wood (Feb 18, 1873-June 9, 1958);
Wiley E Barbee (Jan 29, 1876-Oct 10, 1958);
Wade W Barbee (April 16, 1880-July 2, 1955)
Nettie M Barbee (June 10, 1883-April 9, 1884).
Elija M & Wade W are buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Ballinger, TX.
Mrs. S.W. Holland was called to Paint Rock Sunday to the funeral of her father, M.M. Barbee, who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Betty Wood. Mr. Barbee was well known in Eldorado, Texas as he at one time ranched in this county, and later made his home here with his daughter, Mrs. Holland. Mr. Barbee came to Texas from Arkansas in 1887 and settled in Falls County. He came from there to Ballinger, to become the Wells Fargo express agency manager in stagecoach days when that was a very responsible office. Mr. Barbee joined the Confederate armies in his native state and at the close of the conflict came to Texas. After coming to Texas and settling in Ballinger, he entered the Grocery business and later branched out into the General Mercantile business. He moved to Schleicher County in 1900 and lived on the ranch now owned by Carros Evans. He ranched here for five years and sold out. Mr. Barbee was a well-known figure on the streets of Paint Rock for the past several years as he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Wood at Paint Rock. Survived by three daughters - Mrs. Wood, Mrs. N.J. Wardlaw, Mrs. S.W. Holland; three sons - E.M. Barbee, W.E. Barbee, W.W. Barbee; 17 grandchildren.
Services were held at the First Presbyterian Church in Ballinger. He was laid to rest beside his wife who preceded him in death.
Eldorado Success
July 28, 1933
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