Notes:
- Was a maker of bridles and saddles, in Mechanicsburg, Mississippi.
- Joined the Confederate Army at the outbreak of the war. He enlisted May 1, 1861 at Hurd County, Mississippi, and served four years, with no injuries. Served in Company L of Wood's Calvary.
- As a result of him siding with the Confederacy, his father disowned him, and only left him $5 in his will.
- John's wife Mary Ann was approved for a widows pension in 1910, stating that her husband John W. had died in Edina, Missouri. There is no record of that.
Notes:
- Was a maker of bridles and saddles, in Mechanicsburg, Mississippi.
- Joined the Confederate Army at the outbreak of the war. He enlisted May 1, 1861 at Hurd County, Mississippi, and served four years, with no injuries. Served in Company L of Wood's Calvary.
- As a result of him siding with the Confederacy, his father disowned him, and only left him $5 in his will.
- John's wife Mary Ann was approved for a widows pension in 1910, stating that her husband John W. had died in Edina, Missouri. There is no record of that.
Family Members
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Michael J. Berberet
1840–1921
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Joanah Genevieve "Johanna" Berberet
1844–1914
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Nicholas Joseph "Nick" Berberet Sr
1845–1923
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Enos Bernard Berberet
1847–1933
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Mary Catherine Berberet Reis
1850–1890
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Elizabeth Josephine "Lizzie" Berberet Reis
1853–1886
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George William Berberet
1856–1929
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Emma Amelia Berberet McBride
1859–1933
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Florence T. "Flora" Berberet Miller
1862–1940
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Francis Joseph Melchoir "Frank" Berberet
1865–1938
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