OBITUARY
Charles H. Barber, 81, prominent retired farmer of Cedar Grove, died Tuesday at Montgomery County General Hospital, Olney. He was the husband of the late Nora Watkins Barber, was born and lived his entire life in the Cedar Grove area.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Julia Mae Purdum and Mrs. Anna Linthicum, both of Cedar Grove; two sons, Charles Frederick Barber of Washington and Lester E. Barber, Damascus. Also surviving is a brother Hezekiah Barber, Washington.
Friends may call at the Roy W. Barber funeral home in Laytonsville. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Salem Methodist Church, Cedar Grove where Mr. Barber had long been a member. Rev. Charles A. Shook, pastor will conduct the services and interment will be in the church cemetery. No viewing in the church.
Published in News (Frederick, Maryland). September 4, 1953
SIX HORSES DIE WHEN BARN BURNS
Cow and Calves Also Lost in $7,000 Fire Near Rockville, Md.
Rockville, Md., Dec. 5, A fine new barn on the farm of Charles H. Barber near Cedar Grove, this county, was destroyed by fire late last night, together with six horses, four calves, a cow, agricultural implements, straw, hay and grain. The loss is placed at about $7,000, party covered by insurance. When discovered, the fire had gained such headway it was possible to save anything.
Published in The Washington Times, - December 05, 1922
Cedar Grove
Mr. Charles H. Barber and Mr. George E. Beall were in Laytonsville on Saturday last as pallbearers for their cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Barber.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland), 28 November 1913, Friday
CEDAR GROVE
Those who visited at C. H. Barber's Hotel at Cedar Grove, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. King and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Black and son, Mrs. Rowland and son, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schneider, of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Emma Zimmerman, of Baltimore: Mrs. Emma Black, Miss Ruth Hobbs and Miss Bessie V. Hobbs, of Washington, D. C., Mr. Phoebus, of Gaithersburg; Mr. John Maloney, of Newport, Rhode Island.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland),/>, - August 6, 1915
CEDAR GROVE
Mr. Charles H. Barber and Mr. George E. Beall were in Laytonsville on Saturday last as pallbearers for their Cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Barber.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland), 28 Nov 1913, Friday
Charles H. Barber, 81, prominent retired farmer of Cedar Grove, died Tuesday at Montgomery County General Hospital, Olney. He was the husband of the late Nora Watkins Barber, was born and lived his entire life in the Cedar Grove area.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Julia Mae Purdum and Mrs. Anna Linthicum, both of Cedar Grove; two sons, Charles Frederick Barber of Washington and Lester E. Barber, Damascus. Also surviving is a brother Hezekiah Barber, Washington.
Friends may call at the Roy W. Barber funeral home in Laytonsville. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Salem Methodist Church, Cedar Grove where Mr. Barber had long been a member. Rev. Charles A. Shook, pastor will conduct the services and interment will be in the church cemetery. No viewing in the church.
Published in News (Frederick, Maryland). September 4, 1953
SIX HORSES DIE WHEN BARN BURNS
Cow and Calves Also Lost in $7,000 Fire Near Rockville, Md.
Rockville, Md., Dec. 5, A fine new barn on the farm of Charles H. Barber near Cedar Grove, this county, was destroyed by fire late last night, together with six horses, four calves, a cow, agricultural implements, straw, hay and grain. The loss is placed at about $7,000, party covered by insurance. When discovered, the fire had gained such headway it was possible to save anything.
Published in The Washington Times, - December 05, 1922
Cedar Grove
Mr. Charles H. Barber and Mr. George E. Beall were in Laytonsville on Saturday last as pallbearers for their cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Barber.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland), 28 November 1913, Friday
CEDAR GROVE
Those who visited at C. H. Barber's Hotel at Cedar Grove, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. King and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Black and son, Mrs. Rowland and son, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schneider, of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Emma Zimmerman, of Baltimore: Mrs. Emma Black, Miss Ruth Hobbs and Miss Bessie V. Hobbs, of Washington, D. C., Mr. Phoebus, of Gaithersburg; Mr. John Maloney, of Newport, Rhode Island.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland),/>, - August 6, 1915
CEDAR GROVE
Mr. Charles H. Barber and Mr. George E. Beall were in Laytonsville on Saturday last as pallbearers for their Cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Barber.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland), 28 Nov 1913, Friday
OBITUARY
Charles H. Barber, 81, prominent retired farmer of Cedar Grove, died Tuesday at Montgomery County General Hospital, Olney. He was the husband of the late Nora Watkins Barber, was born and lived his entire life in the Cedar Grove area.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Julia Mae Purdum and Mrs. Anna Linthicum, both of Cedar Grove; two sons, Charles Frederick Barber of Washington and Lester E. Barber, Damascus. Also surviving is a brother Hezekiah Barber, Washington.
Friends may call at the Roy W. Barber funeral home in Laytonsville. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Salem Methodist Church, Cedar Grove where Mr. Barber had long been a member. Rev. Charles A. Shook, pastor will conduct the services and interment will be in the church cemetery. No viewing in the church.
Published in News (Frederick, Maryland). September 4, 1953
SIX HORSES DIE WHEN BARN BURNS
Cow and Calves Also Lost in $7,000 Fire Near Rockville, Md.
Rockville, Md., Dec. 5, A fine new barn on the farm of Charles H. Barber near Cedar Grove, this county, was destroyed by fire late last night, together with six horses, four calves, a cow, agricultural implements, straw, hay and grain. The loss is placed at about $7,000, party covered by insurance. When discovered, the fire had gained such headway it was possible to save anything.
Published in The Washington Times, - December 05, 1922
Cedar Grove
Mr. Charles H. Barber and Mr. George E. Beall were in Laytonsville on Saturday last as pallbearers for their cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Barber.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland), 28 November 1913, Friday
CEDAR GROVE
Those who visited at C. H. Barber's Hotel at Cedar Grove, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. King and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Black and son, Mrs. Rowland and son, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schneider, of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Emma Zimmerman, of Baltimore: Mrs. Emma Black, Miss Ruth Hobbs and Miss Bessie V. Hobbs, of Washington, D. C., Mr. Phoebus, of Gaithersburg; Mr. John Maloney, of Newport, Rhode Island.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland),/>, - August 6, 1915
CEDAR GROVE
Mr. Charles H. Barber and Mr. George E. Beall were in Laytonsville on Saturday last as pallbearers for their Cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Barber.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland), 28 Nov 1913, Friday
Charles H. Barber, 81, prominent retired farmer of Cedar Grove, died Tuesday at Montgomery County General Hospital, Olney. He was the husband of the late Nora Watkins Barber, was born and lived his entire life in the Cedar Grove area.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Julia Mae Purdum and Mrs. Anna Linthicum, both of Cedar Grove; two sons, Charles Frederick Barber of Washington and Lester E. Barber, Damascus. Also surviving is a brother Hezekiah Barber, Washington.
Friends may call at the Roy W. Barber funeral home in Laytonsville. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Salem Methodist Church, Cedar Grove where Mr. Barber had long been a member. Rev. Charles A. Shook, pastor will conduct the services and interment will be in the church cemetery. No viewing in the church.
Published in News (Frederick, Maryland). September 4, 1953
SIX HORSES DIE WHEN BARN BURNS
Cow and Calves Also Lost in $7,000 Fire Near Rockville, Md.
Rockville, Md., Dec. 5, A fine new barn on the farm of Charles H. Barber near Cedar Grove, this county, was destroyed by fire late last night, together with six horses, four calves, a cow, agricultural implements, straw, hay and grain. The loss is placed at about $7,000, party covered by insurance. When discovered, the fire had gained such headway it was possible to save anything.
Published in The Washington Times, - December 05, 1922
Cedar Grove
Mr. Charles H. Barber and Mr. George E. Beall were in Laytonsville on Saturday last as pallbearers for their cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Barber.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland), 28 November 1913, Friday
CEDAR GROVE
Those who visited at C. H. Barber's Hotel at Cedar Grove, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. King and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Black and son, Mrs. Rowland and son, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schneider, of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Emma Zimmerman, of Baltimore: Mrs. Emma Black, Miss Ruth Hobbs and Miss Bessie V. Hobbs, of Washington, D. C., Mr. Phoebus, of Gaithersburg; Mr. John Maloney, of Newport, Rhode Island.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland),/>, - August 6, 1915
CEDAR GROVE
Mr. Charles H. Barber and Mr. George E. Beall were in Laytonsville on Saturday last as pallbearers for their Cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Barber.
Published in The News (Frederick, Maryland), 28 Nov 1913, Friday
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