Warren was the son of Merriman Micaja "Mack" Barker and Dulcenia S "Dulcie" Upton. He was born at home in the Alarka Community of Swain County.
Warren was first married to Mary Palestine Cochran on 05 May 1902. Performed by: H. Whiteside, Justice of the Peace at his home in Charleston Township, J.K. Nations and Elias Barker, witnesses.
Three children were born to this union:
(1) Roy Merrimon Barker [1903-1976]
(2) John H Barker [1904-?]
(3) Leah Barker [1906-1992]
After the death of Mary, Warren would marry again to, Rosie {Parker} Stephens of Jackson County.
Four children would be born to this union:
(1) Charlotte Barker [1911-1985]
(2) Grady Barker [1919-?]
(3) Donald Dewey Barker [1920-1957]
(3) Annie Bell Barker [1924-1996]
NOTE: There is a discrepancy regarding his date of birth. His WWI Draft Registration Card states he was born 06 Mar 1882. His 1902 marriage record indicates he was 20-years of age, which again, indicates a birth year of 1882. His headstone reads 06 Mar 1880.
Warren was first married to Mary Palestine Cochran on 05 May 1902. Performed by: H. Whiteside, Justice of the Peace at his home in Charleston Township, J.K. Nations and Elias Barker, witnesses.
Three children were born to this union:
(1) Roy Merrimon Barker [1903-1976]
(2) John H Barker [1904-?]
(3) Leah Barker [1906-1992]
After the death of Mary, Warren would marry again to, Rosie {Parker} Stephens of Jackson County.
Four children would be born to this union:
(1) Charlotte Barker [1911-1985]
(2) Grady Barker [1919-?]
(3) Donald Dewey Barker [1920-1957]
(3) Annie Bell Barker [1924-1996]
NOTE: There is a discrepancy regarding his date of birth. His WWI Draft Registration Card states he was born 06 Mar 1882. His 1902 marriage record indicates he was 20-years of age, which again, indicates a birth year of 1882. His headstone reads 06 Mar 1880.
Warren was the son of Merriman Micaja "Mack" Barker and Dulcenia S "Dulcie" Upton. He was born at home in the Alarka Community of Swain County.
Warren was first married to Mary Palestine Cochran on 05 May 1902. Performed by: H. Whiteside, Justice of the Peace at his home in Charleston Township, J.K. Nations and Elias Barker, witnesses.
Three children were born to this union:
(1) Roy Merrimon Barker [1903-1976]
(2) John H Barker [1904-?]
(3) Leah Barker [1906-1992]
After the death of Mary, Warren would marry again to, Rosie {Parker} Stephens of Jackson County.
Four children would be born to this union:
(1) Charlotte Barker [1911-1985]
(2) Grady Barker [1919-?]
(3) Donald Dewey Barker [1920-1957]
(3) Annie Bell Barker [1924-1996]
NOTE: There is a discrepancy regarding his date of birth. His WWI Draft Registration Card states he was born 06 Mar 1882. His 1902 marriage record indicates he was 20-years of age, which again, indicates a birth year of 1882. His headstone reads 06 Mar 1880.
Warren was first married to Mary Palestine Cochran on 05 May 1902. Performed by: H. Whiteside, Justice of the Peace at his home in Charleston Township, J.K. Nations and Elias Barker, witnesses.
Three children were born to this union:
(1) Roy Merrimon Barker [1903-1976]
(2) John H Barker [1904-?]
(3) Leah Barker [1906-1992]
After the death of Mary, Warren would marry again to, Rosie {Parker} Stephens of Jackson County.
Four children would be born to this union:
(1) Charlotte Barker [1911-1985]
(2) Grady Barker [1919-?]
(3) Donald Dewey Barker [1920-1957]
(3) Annie Bell Barker [1924-1996]
NOTE: There is a discrepancy regarding his date of birth. His WWI Draft Registration Card states he was born 06 Mar 1882. His 1902 marriage record indicates he was 20-years of age, which again, indicates a birth year of 1882. His headstone reads 06 Mar 1880.
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