Birth listed between 1691-1695.
Please do not confuse with Johan Mathias Barringer 1692–1748 (m. 1715), whose wife (records from Germany) Anna Catherine Boger (116751987) married to Matthias Behringer.
Wife (at time of death): Mary Paulina [Dekker] Behringer
From Württemburg, Germany
Wilhelm and Paulina were old, but they decided to make their immigration trip to America carrying a political description of French Hugenots from the Low Countries. The voyage from Hamburg, Germany to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania took about four weeks. Both Wilhelm and Paulina died and were buried at sea from the ship “Palina” with John Brown as master. The ship “Palina” arrived at Philadelphia on September 16, 1748. Source: http://www.barringer1.com/genealogy.htm
Died in route to America.
Buried at Sea
"A near kinsman came also, afterwards was noted as George Henry Barger (Barringer) of Rowan." - from the Charlotte Democrat
Please do not confuse with Johan Mathias Barringer 1692–1748 (m. 1715), whose wife (records from Germany) Anna Catherine Boger (116751987) married to Matthias Behringer.
Wife (at time of death): Mary Paulina [Dekker] Behringer
From Württemburg, Germany
Wilhelm and Paulina were old, but they decided to make their immigration trip to America carrying a political description of French Hugenots from the Low Countries. The voyage from Hamburg, Germany to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania took about four weeks. Both Wilhelm and Paulina died and were buried at sea from the ship “Palina” with John Brown as master. The ship “Palina” arrived at Philadelphia on September 16, 1748. Source: http://www.barringer1.com/genealogy.htm
Died in route to America.
Buried at Sea
"A near kinsman came also, afterwards was noted as George Henry Barger (Barringer) of Rowan." - from the Charlotte Democrat
Birth listed between 1691-1695.
Please do not confuse with Johan Mathias Barringer 1692–1748 (m. 1715), whose wife (records from Germany) Anna Catherine Boger (116751987) married to Matthias Behringer.
Wife (at time of death): Mary Paulina [Dekker] Behringer
From Württemburg, Germany
Wilhelm and Paulina were old, but they decided to make their immigration trip to America carrying a political description of French Hugenots from the Low Countries. The voyage from Hamburg, Germany to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania took about four weeks. Both Wilhelm and Paulina died and were buried at sea from the ship “Palina” with John Brown as master. The ship “Palina” arrived at Philadelphia on September 16, 1748. Source: http://www.barringer1.com/genealogy.htm
Died in route to America.
Buried at Sea
"A near kinsman came also, afterwards was noted as George Henry Barger (Barringer) of Rowan." - from the Charlotte Democrat
Please do not confuse with Johan Mathias Barringer 1692–1748 (m. 1715), whose wife (records from Germany) Anna Catherine Boger (116751987) married to Matthias Behringer.
Wife (at time of death): Mary Paulina [Dekker] Behringer
From Württemburg, Germany
Wilhelm and Paulina were old, but they decided to make their immigration trip to America carrying a political description of French Hugenots from the Low Countries. The voyage from Hamburg, Germany to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania took about four weeks. Both Wilhelm and Paulina died and were buried at sea from the ship “Palina” with John Brown as master. The ship “Palina” arrived at Philadelphia on September 16, 1748. Source: http://www.barringer1.com/genealogy.htm
Died in route to America.
Buried at Sea
"A near kinsman came also, afterwards was noted as George Henry Barger (Barringer) of Rowan." - from the Charlotte Democrat
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