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Rev Daniel T Barham

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Rev Daniel T Barham

Birth
Surry County, Virginia, USA
Death
1847 (aged 73–74)
Coles County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Pleasant Grove Township, Coles County, Illinois, USA GPS-Latitude: 39.3877216, Longitude: -88.2369865
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Daniel T Barham was the son of Charles Barham and Mary Harwood. He was married on 17 Nov 1795 in Greensboro, Guiliford Co, NC to Levinia Dunn, dau of John Dunn and Prudence Freeman. Levinia Dunn was born 1776 in Guilford Co, NC and died 1860 in Lawrence Co, IL.

Daniel T Barham is buried next to Thomas Lincoln, father of the President Abraham Lincoln. His grave was origially marked by to pieces of petrafied wood one piece at his head and one at his feet. Recently someene place a nice bronze tombstone on his grave. However they mada a mistake on his death year. He died in 1847 not 1850.

Daniel T Barham was a Baptist Minister and is recorded as the first white man to live in "Goose Nest Prairie", now Pleasant Grove Twsp. He moved to this area in 1828 from Kentucky while this area was still Indian Lands. His goal was to teach the Indians about christianity.

The children of Daniel T Barham and Levinia Dunn are: (1) Mary Barham born 24 Jan 1797 in Stokes Co, NC and died 1868 in IL. She was married in 1813 in Logan Co, KY to William Patrick Blanchard; (2) Rebecca D Barham born 12 Oct 1798 in Stokes Co, NC and died 18 Jul 1852 in Coles Co, IL. She was married on 20 Oct 1815 in Logan Co, KY to John Gordon. She is buried in the Old Gordon Cemetery (now called Thomas Lincoln Cemetery; (3) John B Barham born 1800 in Stokes Co, NC. He was married on 18 Feb 1826 in Stokes Co, NC to Jemima Moore; (4) Elizabeth Barham born 23 Nov 1802 in Stokes Co, NC and died 20 Nov 1893 in Lawrence Co, IL. She was married on 27 Mar 1832 in Coles Co, IL to Benjamin Sumner. She is buried in the Sumner Cemetery, Sumner Twsp, Lawrence Co, IL; (5) Sarah Barham born 1805 in Stokes Co, NC. She was married on 11 Jun 1827 in Logan Co, KY to Dabney Collins; (6) Johnathan Nathan Barham Sr born 1807 in Stokes Co, NC and died 13 Jan 1875 in Allamakee Co, IA. He was married on 8 Sep 1827 in Logan Co, KY to Jackness Well; (7) Thomas Barham born 1811; (8) Daniel Harwood Barham born 11 Nov 1811 in NC and died 22 Aug 1860 in McNairy Co, TN. He married Mary Penina Shelton; (9) Lorraine Jane Barham (my great-grandmother) was born 19 Aug 1815 in Logan Co, KY and died 5 Apr 1899 in Coles Co, IL. She was married on 23 Aug 1830 in Clark Co, IL to Patrick Henry Gordon. She is buried in the Old Gordon Cemetery; (10) Levini Jane Barham born 1816 in KY. She was married on 16 Nov 1836 in Coles Co, IL to Samuel Sumner; (11) Prudence Barham born 1818. She was married (1s) on 21 Apr 1839 in Coles Co, IL to Jeremiah Haxton. She was married (2nd) on 26 Sep 1844 in Col es Co, IL to William A Taylor; (12) William Barham born 1822 in Logan Co, KY. He was married on 26 Nov 1846 in Coles Co, IL to Sarah Hammer; (13) Judith Ann M Barham born 26 Aug 1822 in KY and died 8 Jun 1902 in Coles Co, IL. She was married on 17 Jun 1839 in Coles Co, IL to William B Dunn. She is buried in the Janesville Cemetery; (14) Julia Ann Barham born 26 Aug 1822 in KY and died 12 Dec 1902 in Cobalt (now Mt View) Howell Co, MO. She was married on 25 Mar 1844 in Coles Co, IL to Isaac Chowning; and Isa B Barham born ?. She was married on 12 Nov 1861 in Coles Co, IL to Joseph Burge.
A History of Kentucky Baptists, From 1769 to 1885, by J. H. Spencer, 1886, Reprinted by Church History and Archives, 1976, Lafayette, TN. Gasper River Association. Logan County.

DANIEL BARHAM was one of the early preachers in the northern part of Logan county. He was probably instrumental in gathering old Stony Point church, of which he was one of the original members. This church was constituted, April 24, 1813, and was, at first, called Mt. Moriah. Mr. Barham appears to have served the church as pastor, from its institution, till 1820, when he was succeeded by Phillip Warden, who had been ordained to the ministry by that church, in 1815. Mr. Barham appears to have been an obscure man, of whom little is now known. He remained a member of Stony Point church till 1827, when he was dismissed by letter. To what point he moved does not appear.
Daniel T Barham was the son of Charles Barham and Mary Harwood. He was married on 17 Nov 1795 in Greensboro, Guiliford Co, NC to Levinia Dunn, dau of John Dunn and Prudence Freeman. Levinia Dunn was born 1776 in Guilford Co, NC and died 1860 in Lawrence Co, IL.

Daniel T Barham is buried next to Thomas Lincoln, father of the President Abraham Lincoln. His grave was origially marked by to pieces of petrafied wood one piece at his head and one at his feet. Recently someene place a nice bronze tombstone on his grave. However they mada a mistake on his death year. He died in 1847 not 1850.

Daniel T Barham was a Baptist Minister and is recorded as the first white man to live in "Goose Nest Prairie", now Pleasant Grove Twsp. He moved to this area in 1828 from Kentucky while this area was still Indian Lands. His goal was to teach the Indians about christianity.

The children of Daniel T Barham and Levinia Dunn are: (1) Mary Barham born 24 Jan 1797 in Stokes Co, NC and died 1868 in IL. She was married in 1813 in Logan Co, KY to William Patrick Blanchard; (2) Rebecca D Barham born 12 Oct 1798 in Stokes Co, NC and died 18 Jul 1852 in Coles Co, IL. She was married on 20 Oct 1815 in Logan Co, KY to John Gordon. She is buried in the Old Gordon Cemetery (now called Thomas Lincoln Cemetery; (3) John B Barham born 1800 in Stokes Co, NC. He was married on 18 Feb 1826 in Stokes Co, NC to Jemima Moore; (4) Elizabeth Barham born 23 Nov 1802 in Stokes Co, NC and died 20 Nov 1893 in Lawrence Co, IL. She was married on 27 Mar 1832 in Coles Co, IL to Benjamin Sumner. She is buried in the Sumner Cemetery, Sumner Twsp, Lawrence Co, IL; (5) Sarah Barham born 1805 in Stokes Co, NC. She was married on 11 Jun 1827 in Logan Co, KY to Dabney Collins; (6) Johnathan Nathan Barham Sr born 1807 in Stokes Co, NC and died 13 Jan 1875 in Allamakee Co, IA. He was married on 8 Sep 1827 in Logan Co, KY to Jackness Well; (7) Thomas Barham born 1811; (8) Daniel Harwood Barham born 11 Nov 1811 in NC and died 22 Aug 1860 in McNairy Co, TN. He married Mary Penina Shelton; (9) Lorraine Jane Barham (my great-grandmother) was born 19 Aug 1815 in Logan Co, KY and died 5 Apr 1899 in Coles Co, IL. She was married on 23 Aug 1830 in Clark Co, IL to Patrick Henry Gordon. She is buried in the Old Gordon Cemetery; (10) Levini Jane Barham born 1816 in KY. She was married on 16 Nov 1836 in Coles Co, IL to Samuel Sumner; (11) Prudence Barham born 1818. She was married (1s) on 21 Apr 1839 in Coles Co, IL to Jeremiah Haxton. She was married (2nd) on 26 Sep 1844 in Col es Co, IL to William A Taylor; (12) William Barham born 1822 in Logan Co, KY. He was married on 26 Nov 1846 in Coles Co, IL to Sarah Hammer; (13) Judith Ann M Barham born 26 Aug 1822 in KY and died 8 Jun 1902 in Coles Co, IL. She was married on 17 Jun 1839 in Coles Co, IL to William B Dunn. She is buried in the Janesville Cemetery; (14) Julia Ann Barham born 26 Aug 1822 in KY and died 12 Dec 1902 in Cobalt (now Mt View) Howell Co, MO. She was married on 25 Mar 1844 in Coles Co, IL to Isaac Chowning; and Isa B Barham born ?. She was married on 12 Nov 1861 in Coles Co, IL to Joseph Burge.
A History of Kentucky Baptists, From 1769 to 1885, by J. H. Spencer, 1886, Reprinted by Church History and Archives, 1976, Lafayette, TN. Gasper River Association. Logan County.

DANIEL BARHAM was one of the early preachers in the northern part of Logan county. He was probably instrumental in gathering old Stony Point church, of which he was one of the original members. This church was constituted, April 24, 1813, and was, at first, called Mt. Moriah. Mr. Barham appears to have served the church as pastor, from its institution, till 1820, when he was succeeded by Phillip Warden, who had been ordained to the ministry by that church, in 1815. Mr. Barham appears to have been an obscure man, of whom little is now known. He remained a member of Stony Point church till 1827, when he was dismissed by letter. To what point he moved does not appear.


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