Adam was born in 1792 into a large family in Berkley County, Virginia (now part of West Virginia). At about age 2 (1794), his family moved to Breckinridge County, Kentucky. Kentucky had just become America's 15th state two years earlier. Because Indians were still a force to be feared in Kentucky, these families built cabins near Fort Hardin (present day Hardinsburg). At the first warning that Indians were afoot, the pioneers would scurry to take refuge within the walls of the fort. Otherwise they lived on their individual lot, growing corn and vegetables for the family, perhaps with a horse and cow grazing on the nearby grasslands. As fears of Indian attack waned, they began work on establishing homes along the Sugar Tree Run (creek). Adam would spend the rest of his life in Kentucky.
Adam fought with Andrew Jackson, America's 7th President, in the War of 1812 at the Battle of New Orleans. His father, Adam Barr, Sr., had fought in the Revolutionary War.
In 1817, Adam married Hannah Beauchamp and they started a large family together of at least eleven children, including at least seven sons (Jereboam, Adam III, John, Hamilton, William, Daniel, and Harrison) and at least four daughters (Mary, Sally, Nancy, and Letitia). See the discussion below on the 1840 and 1850 censuses for more details on their family.
Adam's will is provided in the photos in original cursive writing that is extremely difficult to read. A text translation is provided below. His will was written on January 28, 1849 and proved on May 21, 1849. In it he mentions his wife Hannah, his daughters Mary and Sally, and his sons Jereboam, William, John, Nelson, and Hamilton. His youngest children are referred to but not specifically mentioned (Daniel, Harrison, Nancy, and Letitia). He died at age 56 and appears to have provided well for his family as his will leaves large amounts of money and land to his wife and his children.
After Adam died, His wife Hanna would later move to La Harpe, Illinois, where some of her children had moved. She died there in 1875, 26 years after her husband Adam died.
Biography by JCM (50645028) - 2023
========== 1840 Census Analysis =======
Living in Breckenridge, Kentucky; family of 12.
An attempt to assign names to the census data:
7 Males:
1 under 5; Daniel (2)
2 between 5&10; William (10) and Hamilton (11)?
1 between 10&15; Adam III (17)?
1 between 15&20; John (19)
1 between 20&30; Jereboam (21)
1 Between 40&50; Father - Adam Jr. (48)
5 females:
2 between 5&10; Nancy (8) and Letitia (5)
2 between 10&15; Mary (15) and Sarah (13)
1 Between 40&50; Mother - Hannah (45)
Their son Harrison was born the following year (1841) bringing the family to 13 members.
======== 1850 Census =========
The year after Adam's death several of the older children have moved on. The younger children that were not mentioned in the will are enumerated.
Breckinridge County, Kentucky.
Hannah - 55 Farming
William - 20
Nancy A - 18
Daniel - 12
Latitia - 15
Harrison - 10
========== Adam Barr Jr.'s Will =========
Adam Nelson Barr Jr. in Kentucky, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1774-1989, Breckenridge County
In the name of the Amighty God amen, I Adam Barr, Jr, aged 56 years, knowing that it is the will of God for all men to die, and being weak and frail in bodily health but strong in point of mind and understanding, do ordain and wish this to be established as my last will and testament.
First, I will my soul to god whom gave it, and my body to the tomb ….. , and after all my just debts and burial costs are punctually discharged, the residue of my estate both real and personal be distributed in the following manner:
Item 2, I Will and bequeath to my beloved wife Hanna Barr all of my estate both real and personal for her natural life, and, as my children become of age, she is to portion them off, equally as she can, a share of the property such as she is willing to dispose of, …. and all that remains is to be equally divided between all of my children that are yet unmarried including Mary Wheeler and Sally Ann Claycomb which are married.
Item 3, It is my wish that there should be no misunderstanding …. what my will states and what I bequeath to some of my children.
My son Jereboam has had four hundred dollars in gold and one hundred dollars in property and is to have no increase in that amount.
My son William is to have four hundred dollars in land and four hundred in property…..
Item 4, My son John, … [also land and dollars].
Item 5, My son Nelson [Adam Nelson] has one hundred and fifty five dollars in cash and one hundred dollars in property and is to be made equal with Jeroboam but is to have no more until all the rest are made equal.
Item 6, My son Hamilton has had one hundred dollars in property and is to have one hundred acres of land where he now lives …. and he is to have no more until the rest have up to that amount. It has to be understood that there is 200 acres of land where my son Hamilton lives ……
Item 7, And lastly, I appoint Jereboam B. Barr my Executor. In testimony whereof I have herewith put my hand and seal this 28th day of January, 1849.
I consider that Mary Wheeler and Sally Ann Claycomb have had $250 each which will be accounted for in the division after the death of my wife.
Signed and sealed:
Adam Barr Jr.
Witnesses:
Jonathan Beauchamp
Noah Barr
State of Kentucky, Breckenridge County.
County Court Monday, May 21, 1849.
The following … last will and testament of Adam Barr Jr, deceased. …... in their presence, … and that the signed the same in his presence at his request when upon the same is duly admitted to records.
Allen R. Jones, Deputy Clerk
========== Timeline and Sources ==========
1792 - Born in Virginia (now part of West Virginia).
1810 Census - Adam Sr. Breckinridge, Kentucky on August 6. (Family group of 11; 7 males (2 under 10, 2 - 10-16, 1 - 16-26, 1 - 26-45, 1 - 45+) and 4 females (1 - 0-10, 1 - 10-16, 1- 16-26, 1 - over 45
1817 - Married Hanna Beauchamp (1795-1875) on December 17 in Washington, Kentucky.
1819 - Son Jereboam born (1819-1891)
1821 - Son John Rowan born (1821-1908)
1823 - Son Adam Nelson born (1823-1911)
1825 - Daughter Mary Ann born (1825-1903)
1827 - Daughter Sarah "Sallie" Ann born (1827-1897)
1830 - Son William Adam born (1830-?)
1830 Census - Adam Jr. Breckenridge Kentucky family of 8; 5 males (1 - under 5, 2 - 5-10, 1 - 10-15, 1 - 30-40) and three females (1 - under 5, 1 - 5-10, and 1 - 20-30)
1833 - Daughter Nancy born (1833-1908)
1838 - Daughter Laticia born (1838-1928)
1838 - Son Daniel Powell born (1838-1895)
1840 Census - Adam Jr. Breckenridge Kentucky family of 12. [further information provided previously]
1841 - Son Harrison born.
1849 - Dies in Kentucky.
1875 - Wife Hannah dies in La Harpe, Illinois.
Adam fought with Andrew Jackson, America's 7th President, in the War of 1812 at the Battle of New Orleans. His father, Adam Barr, Sr., had fought in the Revolutionary War.
In 1817, Adam married Hannah Beauchamp and they started a large family together of at least eleven children, including at least seven sons (Jereboam, Adam III, John, Hamilton, William, Daniel, and Harrison) and at least four daughters (Mary, Sally, Nancy, and Letitia). See the discussion below on the 1840 and 1850 censuses for more details on their family.
Adam's will is provided in the photos in original cursive writing that is extremely difficult to read. A text translation is provided below. His will was written on January 28, 1849 and proved on May 21, 1849. In it he mentions his wife Hannah, his daughters Mary and Sally, and his sons Jereboam, William, John, Nelson, and Hamilton. His youngest children are referred to but not specifically mentioned (Daniel, Harrison, Nancy, and Letitia). He died at age 56 and appears to have provided well for his family as his will leaves large amounts of money and land to his wife and his children.
After Adam died, His wife Hanna would later move to La Harpe, Illinois, where some of her children had moved. She died there in 1875, 26 years after her husband Adam died.
Biography by JCM (50645028) - 2023
========== 1840 Census Analysis =======
Living in Breckenridge, Kentucky; family of 12.
An attempt to assign names to the census data:
7 Males:
1 under 5; Daniel (2)
2 between 5&10; William (10) and Hamilton (11)?
1 between 10&15; Adam III (17)?
1 between 15&20; John (19)
1 between 20&30; Jereboam (21)
1 Between 40&50; Father - Adam Jr. (48)
5 females:
2 between 5&10; Nancy (8) and Letitia (5)
2 between 10&15; Mary (15) and Sarah (13)
1 Between 40&50; Mother - Hannah (45)
Their son Harrison was born the following year (1841) bringing the family to 13 members.
======== 1850 Census =========
The year after Adam's death several of the older children have moved on. The younger children that were not mentioned in the will are enumerated.
Breckinridge County, Kentucky.
Hannah - 55 Farming
William - 20
Nancy A - 18
Daniel - 12
Latitia - 15
Harrison - 10
========== Adam Barr Jr.'s Will =========
Adam Nelson Barr Jr. in Kentucky, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1774-1989, Breckenridge County
In the name of the Amighty God amen, I Adam Barr, Jr, aged 56 years, knowing that it is the will of God for all men to die, and being weak and frail in bodily health but strong in point of mind and understanding, do ordain and wish this to be established as my last will and testament.
First, I will my soul to god whom gave it, and my body to the tomb ….. , and after all my just debts and burial costs are punctually discharged, the residue of my estate both real and personal be distributed in the following manner:
Item 2, I Will and bequeath to my beloved wife Hanna Barr all of my estate both real and personal for her natural life, and, as my children become of age, she is to portion them off, equally as she can, a share of the property such as she is willing to dispose of, …. and all that remains is to be equally divided between all of my children that are yet unmarried including Mary Wheeler and Sally Ann Claycomb which are married.
Item 3, It is my wish that there should be no misunderstanding …. what my will states and what I bequeath to some of my children.
My son Jereboam has had four hundred dollars in gold and one hundred dollars in property and is to have no increase in that amount.
My son William is to have four hundred dollars in land and four hundred in property…..
Item 4, My son John, … [also land and dollars].
Item 5, My son Nelson [Adam Nelson] has one hundred and fifty five dollars in cash and one hundred dollars in property and is to be made equal with Jeroboam but is to have no more until all the rest are made equal.
Item 6, My son Hamilton has had one hundred dollars in property and is to have one hundred acres of land where he now lives …. and he is to have no more until the rest have up to that amount. It has to be understood that there is 200 acres of land where my son Hamilton lives ……
Item 7, And lastly, I appoint Jereboam B. Barr my Executor. In testimony whereof I have herewith put my hand and seal this 28th day of January, 1849.
I consider that Mary Wheeler and Sally Ann Claycomb have had $250 each which will be accounted for in the division after the death of my wife.
Signed and sealed:
Adam Barr Jr.
Witnesses:
Jonathan Beauchamp
Noah Barr
State of Kentucky, Breckenridge County.
County Court Monday, May 21, 1849.
The following … last will and testament of Adam Barr Jr, deceased. …... in their presence, … and that the signed the same in his presence at his request when upon the same is duly admitted to records.
Allen R. Jones, Deputy Clerk
========== Timeline and Sources ==========
1792 - Born in Virginia (now part of West Virginia).
1810 Census - Adam Sr. Breckinridge, Kentucky on August 6. (Family group of 11; 7 males (2 under 10, 2 - 10-16, 1 - 16-26, 1 - 26-45, 1 - 45+) and 4 females (1 - 0-10, 1 - 10-16, 1- 16-26, 1 - over 45
1817 - Married Hanna Beauchamp (1795-1875) on December 17 in Washington, Kentucky.
1819 - Son Jereboam born (1819-1891)
1821 - Son John Rowan born (1821-1908)
1823 - Son Adam Nelson born (1823-1911)
1825 - Daughter Mary Ann born (1825-1903)
1827 - Daughter Sarah "Sallie" Ann born (1827-1897)
1830 - Son William Adam born (1830-?)
1830 Census - Adam Jr. Breckenridge Kentucky family of 8; 5 males (1 - under 5, 2 - 5-10, 1 - 10-15, 1 - 30-40) and three females (1 - under 5, 1 - 5-10, and 1 - 20-30)
1833 - Daughter Nancy born (1833-1908)
1838 - Daughter Laticia born (1838-1928)
1838 - Son Daniel Powell born (1838-1895)
1840 Census - Adam Jr. Breckenridge Kentucky family of 12. [further information provided previously]
1841 - Son Harrison born.
1849 - Dies in Kentucky.
1875 - Wife Hannah dies in La Harpe, Illinois.
Adam was born in 1792 into a large family in Berkley County, Virginia (now part of West Virginia). At about age 2 (1794), his family moved to Breckinridge County, Kentucky. Kentucky had just become America's 15th state two years earlier. Because Indians were still a force to be feared in Kentucky, these families built cabins near Fort Hardin (present day Hardinsburg). At the first warning that Indians were afoot, the pioneers would scurry to take refuge within the walls of the fort. Otherwise they lived on their individual lot, growing corn and vegetables for the family, perhaps with a horse and cow grazing on the nearby grasslands. As fears of Indian attack waned, they began work on establishing homes along the Sugar Tree Run (creek). Adam would spend the rest of his life in Kentucky.
Adam fought with Andrew Jackson, America's 7th President, in the War of 1812 at the Battle of New Orleans. His father, Adam Barr, Sr., had fought in the Revolutionary War.
In 1817, Adam married Hannah Beauchamp and they started a large family together of at least eleven children, including at least seven sons (Jereboam, Adam III, John, Hamilton, William, Daniel, and Harrison) and at least four daughters (Mary, Sally, Nancy, and Letitia). See the discussion below on the 1840 and 1850 censuses for more details on their family.
Adam's will is provided in the photos in original cursive writing that is extremely difficult to read. A text translation is provided below. His will was written on January 28, 1849 and proved on May 21, 1849. In it he mentions his wife Hannah, his daughters Mary and Sally, and his sons Jereboam, William, John, Nelson, and Hamilton. His youngest children are referred to but not specifically mentioned (Daniel, Harrison, Nancy, and Letitia). He died at age 56 and appears to have provided well for his family as his will leaves large amounts of money and land to his wife and his children.
After Adam died, His wife Hanna would later move to La Harpe, Illinois, where some of her children had moved. She died there in 1875, 26 years after her husband Adam died.
Biography by JCM (50645028) - 2023
========== 1840 Census Analysis =======
Living in Breckenridge, Kentucky; family of 12.
An attempt to assign names to the census data:
7 Males:
1 under 5; Daniel (2)
2 between 5&10; William (10) and Hamilton (11)?
1 between 10&15; Adam III (17)?
1 between 15&20; John (19)
1 between 20&30; Jereboam (21)
1 Between 40&50; Father - Adam Jr. (48)
5 females:
2 between 5&10; Nancy (8) and Letitia (5)
2 between 10&15; Mary (15) and Sarah (13)
1 Between 40&50; Mother - Hannah (45)
Their son Harrison was born the following year (1841) bringing the family to 13 members.
======== 1850 Census =========
The year after Adam's death several of the older children have moved on. The younger children that were not mentioned in the will are enumerated.
Breckinridge County, Kentucky.
Hannah - 55 Farming
William - 20
Nancy A - 18
Daniel - 12
Latitia - 15
Harrison - 10
========== Adam Barr Jr.'s Will =========
Adam Nelson Barr Jr. in Kentucky, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1774-1989, Breckenridge County
In the name of the Amighty God amen, I Adam Barr, Jr, aged 56 years, knowing that it is the will of God for all men to die, and being weak and frail in bodily health but strong in point of mind and understanding, do ordain and wish this to be established as my last will and testament.
First, I will my soul to god whom gave it, and my body to the tomb ….. , and after all my just debts and burial costs are punctually discharged, the residue of my estate both real and personal be distributed in the following manner:
Item 2, I Will and bequeath to my beloved wife Hanna Barr all of my estate both real and personal for her natural life, and, as my children become of age, she is to portion them off, equally as she can, a share of the property such as she is willing to dispose of, …. and all that remains is to be equally divided between all of my children that are yet unmarried including Mary Wheeler and Sally Ann Claycomb which are married.
Item 3, It is my wish that there should be no misunderstanding …. what my will states and what I bequeath to some of my children.
My son Jereboam has had four hundred dollars in gold and one hundred dollars in property and is to have no increase in that amount.
My son William is to have four hundred dollars in land and four hundred in property…..
Item 4, My son John, … [also land and dollars].
Item 5, My son Nelson [Adam Nelson] has one hundred and fifty five dollars in cash and one hundred dollars in property and is to be made equal with Jeroboam but is to have no more until all the rest are made equal.
Item 6, My son Hamilton has had one hundred dollars in property and is to have one hundred acres of land where he now lives …. and he is to have no more until the rest have up to that amount. It has to be understood that there is 200 acres of land where my son Hamilton lives ……
Item 7, And lastly, I appoint Jereboam B. Barr my Executor. In testimony whereof I have herewith put my hand and seal this 28th day of January, 1849.
I consider that Mary Wheeler and Sally Ann Claycomb have had $250 each which will be accounted for in the division after the death of my wife.
Signed and sealed:
Adam Barr Jr.
Witnesses:
Jonathan Beauchamp
Noah Barr
State of Kentucky, Breckenridge County.
County Court Monday, May 21, 1849.
The following … last will and testament of Adam Barr Jr, deceased. …... in their presence, … and that the signed the same in his presence at his request when upon the same is duly admitted to records.
Allen R. Jones, Deputy Clerk
========== Timeline and Sources ==========
1792 - Born in Virginia (now part of West Virginia).
1810 Census - Adam Sr. Breckinridge, Kentucky on August 6. (Family group of 11; 7 males (2 under 10, 2 - 10-16, 1 - 16-26, 1 - 26-45, 1 - 45+) and 4 females (1 - 0-10, 1 - 10-16, 1- 16-26, 1 - over 45
1817 - Married Hanna Beauchamp (1795-1875) on December 17 in Washington, Kentucky.
1819 - Son Jereboam born (1819-1891)
1821 - Son John Rowan born (1821-1908)
1823 - Son Adam Nelson born (1823-1911)
1825 - Daughter Mary Ann born (1825-1903)
1827 - Daughter Sarah "Sallie" Ann born (1827-1897)
1830 - Son William Adam born (1830-?)
1830 Census - Adam Jr. Breckenridge Kentucky family of 8; 5 males (1 - under 5, 2 - 5-10, 1 - 10-15, 1 - 30-40) and three females (1 - under 5, 1 - 5-10, and 1 - 20-30)
1833 - Daughter Nancy born (1833-1908)
1838 - Daughter Laticia born (1838-1928)
1838 - Son Daniel Powell born (1838-1895)
1840 Census - Adam Jr. Breckenridge Kentucky family of 12. [further information provided previously]
1841 - Son Harrison born.
1849 - Dies in Kentucky.
1875 - Wife Hannah dies in La Harpe, Illinois.
Adam fought with Andrew Jackson, America's 7th President, in the War of 1812 at the Battle of New Orleans. His father, Adam Barr, Sr., had fought in the Revolutionary War.
In 1817, Adam married Hannah Beauchamp and they started a large family together of at least eleven children, including at least seven sons (Jereboam, Adam III, John, Hamilton, William, Daniel, and Harrison) and at least four daughters (Mary, Sally, Nancy, and Letitia). See the discussion below on the 1840 and 1850 censuses for more details on their family.
Adam's will is provided in the photos in original cursive writing that is extremely difficult to read. A text translation is provided below. His will was written on January 28, 1849 and proved on May 21, 1849. In it he mentions his wife Hannah, his daughters Mary and Sally, and his sons Jereboam, William, John, Nelson, and Hamilton. His youngest children are referred to but not specifically mentioned (Daniel, Harrison, Nancy, and Letitia). He died at age 56 and appears to have provided well for his family as his will leaves large amounts of money and land to his wife and his children.
After Adam died, His wife Hanna would later move to La Harpe, Illinois, where some of her children had moved. She died there in 1875, 26 years after her husband Adam died.
Biography by JCM (50645028) - 2023
========== 1840 Census Analysis =======
Living in Breckenridge, Kentucky; family of 12.
An attempt to assign names to the census data:
7 Males:
1 under 5; Daniel (2)
2 between 5&10; William (10) and Hamilton (11)?
1 between 10&15; Adam III (17)?
1 between 15&20; John (19)
1 between 20&30; Jereboam (21)
1 Between 40&50; Father - Adam Jr. (48)
5 females:
2 between 5&10; Nancy (8) and Letitia (5)
2 between 10&15; Mary (15) and Sarah (13)
1 Between 40&50; Mother - Hannah (45)
Their son Harrison was born the following year (1841) bringing the family to 13 members.
======== 1850 Census =========
The year after Adam's death several of the older children have moved on. The younger children that were not mentioned in the will are enumerated.
Breckinridge County, Kentucky.
Hannah - 55 Farming
William - 20
Nancy A - 18
Daniel - 12
Latitia - 15
Harrison - 10
========== Adam Barr Jr.'s Will =========
Adam Nelson Barr Jr. in Kentucky, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1774-1989, Breckenridge County
In the name of the Amighty God amen, I Adam Barr, Jr, aged 56 years, knowing that it is the will of God for all men to die, and being weak and frail in bodily health but strong in point of mind and understanding, do ordain and wish this to be established as my last will and testament.
First, I will my soul to god whom gave it, and my body to the tomb ….. , and after all my just debts and burial costs are punctually discharged, the residue of my estate both real and personal be distributed in the following manner:
Item 2, I Will and bequeath to my beloved wife Hanna Barr all of my estate both real and personal for her natural life, and, as my children become of age, she is to portion them off, equally as she can, a share of the property such as she is willing to dispose of, …. and all that remains is to be equally divided between all of my children that are yet unmarried including Mary Wheeler and Sally Ann Claycomb which are married.
Item 3, It is my wish that there should be no misunderstanding …. what my will states and what I bequeath to some of my children.
My son Jereboam has had four hundred dollars in gold and one hundred dollars in property and is to have no increase in that amount.
My son William is to have four hundred dollars in land and four hundred in property…..
Item 4, My son John, … [also land and dollars].
Item 5, My son Nelson [Adam Nelson] has one hundred and fifty five dollars in cash and one hundred dollars in property and is to be made equal with Jeroboam but is to have no more until all the rest are made equal.
Item 6, My son Hamilton has had one hundred dollars in property and is to have one hundred acres of land where he now lives …. and he is to have no more until the rest have up to that amount. It has to be understood that there is 200 acres of land where my son Hamilton lives ……
Item 7, And lastly, I appoint Jereboam B. Barr my Executor. In testimony whereof I have herewith put my hand and seal this 28th day of January, 1849.
I consider that Mary Wheeler and Sally Ann Claycomb have had $250 each which will be accounted for in the division after the death of my wife.
Signed and sealed:
Adam Barr Jr.
Witnesses:
Jonathan Beauchamp
Noah Barr
State of Kentucky, Breckenridge County.
County Court Monday, May 21, 1849.
The following … last will and testament of Adam Barr Jr, deceased. …... in their presence, … and that the signed the same in his presence at his request when upon the same is duly admitted to records.
Allen R. Jones, Deputy Clerk
========== Timeline and Sources ==========
1792 - Born in Virginia (now part of West Virginia).
1810 Census - Adam Sr. Breckinridge, Kentucky on August 6. (Family group of 11; 7 males (2 under 10, 2 - 10-16, 1 - 16-26, 1 - 26-45, 1 - 45+) and 4 females (1 - 0-10, 1 - 10-16, 1- 16-26, 1 - over 45
1817 - Married Hanna Beauchamp (1795-1875) on December 17 in Washington, Kentucky.
1819 - Son Jereboam born (1819-1891)
1821 - Son John Rowan born (1821-1908)
1823 - Son Adam Nelson born (1823-1911)
1825 - Daughter Mary Ann born (1825-1903)
1827 - Daughter Sarah "Sallie" Ann born (1827-1897)
1830 - Son William Adam born (1830-?)
1830 Census - Adam Jr. Breckenridge Kentucky family of 8; 5 males (1 - under 5, 2 - 5-10, 1 - 10-15, 1 - 30-40) and three females (1 - under 5, 1 - 5-10, and 1 - 20-30)
1833 - Daughter Nancy born (1833-1908)
1838 - Daughter Laticia born (1838-1928)
1838 - Son Daniel Powell born (1838-1895)
1840 Census - Adam Jr. Breckenridge Kentucky family of 12. [further information provided previously]
1841 - Son Harrison born.
1849 - Dies in Kentucky.
1875 - Wife Hannah dies in La Harpe, Illinois.
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John Barr
1786–1814
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Elizabeth Barr Biddle
1787 – unknown
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Charlotte Barr Bedell
1789 – unknown
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Barbara Claycomb Barr Jolly
1790–1863
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George Barr
1793–1843
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Samuel Barr
1795–1884
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Isaac Barr
1797–1797
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David Barr
1799–1799
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Sarah Sallie Barr Beauchamp
1801–1848
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Nancy Barr Basham
1803–1861
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Daniel Barr
1805–1846
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Elias Barr
1807–1875
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Jereboam Beauchamp Barr
1819–1891
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John Rowan Barr
1821–1908
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Adam Nelson Barr
1823–1911
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Mary A. Barr Harland
1825–1903
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Sarah A "Sallie" Barr Claycomb
1827–1897
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Hamilton Barr
1829–1906
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William Adam Barr
1830–1908
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Nancy Powell Barr St Clair
1833–1908
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Daniel Powell Barr
1838–1895
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Laticia Denton Barr Hurdle
1838–1928
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Henry Harrison Barr
1841–1928
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