Son of
George W. Barber 1829 to 1896
Annie Tullos Barber 1818 to 1899
Husband of
Sally Hughes Barber 1861 to 1954
Father of
Anselem J. Barber 1883 to 1958
Lyda Barber Burns Bradshaw 1890 to 1956
Carrie Barber Burns
Bettie Lott 1867 to 1957
Brother of
Alice Adela Barber James 1859 to 1936
Angeline Barber Smith 1853 to 1901
Uncle Zabe was a typical Southern gentleman. He was a politician who served on the Board of Supervisors in Smith County. He was married to Sally Hughes and they reared three children and a foster daughter in the Burns Community of Smith County, Mississippi. He died of cancer of the throat. His funeral was in his home. People attending the funeral sat on the front porch. by his own request he was buried on his own property, a very short distance from his back door. His death was the beginning of the Barber Cemetery at Burns in Smith County, Miss. His wife Sally was buried there also.
Written by family member.
George W. Barber 1829 to 1896
Annie Tullos Barber 1818 to 1899
Husband of
Sally Hughes Barber 1861 to 1954
Father of
Anselem J. Barber 1883 to 1958
Lyda Barber Burns Bradshaw 1890 to 1956
Carrie Barber Burns
Bettie Lott 1867 to 1957
Brother of
Alice Adela Barber James 1859 to 1936
Angeline Barber Smith 1853 to 1901
Uncle Zabe was a typical Southern gentleman. He was a politician who served on the Board of Supervisors in Smith County. He was married to Sally Hughes and they reared three children and a foster daughter in the Burns Community of Smith County, Mississippi. He died of cancer of the throat. His funeral was in his home. People attending the funeral sat on the front porch. by his own request he was buried on his own property, a very short distance from his back door. His death was the beginning of the Barber Cemetery at Burns in Smith County, Miss. His wife Sally was buried there also.
Written by family member.
Son of
George W. Barber 1829 to 1896
Annie Tullos Barber 1818 to 1899
Husband of
Sally Hughes Barber 1861 to 1954
Father of
Anselem J. Barber 1883 to 1958
Lyda Barber Burns Bradshaw 1890 to 1956
Carrie Barber Burns
Bettie Lott 1867 to 1957
Brother of
Alice Adela Barber James 1859 to 1936
Angeline Barber Smith 1853 to 1901
Uncle Zabe was a typical Southern gentleman. He was a politician who served on the Board of Supervisors in Smith County. He was married to Sally Hughes and they reared three children and a foster daughter in the Burns Community of Smith County, Mississippi. He died of cancer of the throat. His funeral was in his home. People attending the funeral sat on the front porch. by his own request he was buried on his own property, a very short distance from his back door. His death was the beginning of the Barber Cemetery at Burns in Smith County, Miss. His wife Sally was buried there also.
Written by family member.
George W. Barber 1829 to 1896
Annie Tullos Barber 1818 to 1899
Husband of
Sally Hughes Barber 1861 to 1954
Father of
Anselem J. Barber 1883 to 1958
Lyda Barber Burns Bradshaw 1890 to 1956
Carrie Barber Burns
Bettie Lott 1867 to 1957
Brother of
Alice Adela Barber James 1859 to 1936
Angeline Barber Smith 1853 to 1901
Uncle Zabe was a typical Southern gentleman. He was a politician who served on the Board of Supervisors in Smith County. He was married to Sally Hughes and they reared three children and a foster daughter in the Burns Community of Smith County, Mississippi. He died of cancer of the throat. His funeral was in his home. People attending the funeral sat on the front porch. by his own request he was buried on his own property, a very short distance from his back door. His death was the beginning of the Barber Cemetery at Burns in Smith County, Miss. His wife Sally was buried there also.
Written by family member.
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