WILLIAM BARTON FAMILY
Date: 1-2003
Researcher: Michael
4. WILLIAM2 BARTON (JOHN1) was born Abt. 1799 in Orange County, North Carolina, and died Bet. 1870 - 1880 in Fayette County, Tennessee. He married (1) SARAH CARROLL January 16, 1822 in Orange County, North Carolina. She was born in Orange County, North Carolina, and died August 30, 1846 in Fayette County, Tennessee. He married (2) MARY ELLEN NOTGRASS ( MITCHELL) April 30, 1847 in Fayette County, Tennessee. She was born Abt. 1822 in Granville County, North Carolina, and died Bef. 1859 in Fayette County, Tennessee. He married (3) NANCY MORGAN 1851 in Tennessee. She was born Abt. 1830 in Tennessee.
1830 Census, North Carolina, Orange County p. 253
William Barton Males 1-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 Females
1-2-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0
1840 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, 4th Civil District, p. 121
William Barton Males 2-2-1-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 Females
0-0-1-1-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0
Fayette County, Tennessee
County Court Minutes, Book B, 1840-1844
Power of attorney, William Barton of Fayette to Lemuel Carroll of Orange County, North Carolina to receive the share of William Barton in the estate of his father, John Barton, deceased, from James Webb, clerk and master of the Court of Equity.
1850 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, Civil District #8, p. 292B October 1850
834/834
| Barton, | Wm. Mary E. Williamson John Lemuel Norwood Lavinia Walter Saml |
50, Farmer, North Carolina 28, North Carolina 20, North Carolina 13, Tennessee 12, Tennessee 9, Tennessee 8, Tennessee 6 Tennessee 2, Tennessee |
Some sources give a date of death for William Barton as April 30, 1860. The 1860 and 1870 census records seem to contradict that date:
1860 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, District 4 p. 433 June 25, 1860
349/349
| Barton, | Wm Nancy Margt Mary Billy |
60, Overseer, Birthplace not listed 30, Tennessee 5, Tennessee 3, Tennessee 1, Tennessee |
1870 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, District 5, Somerville PO p. 286
165/165
| Barton, | Wm Nancy Mary Mollie Bill Jim |
70, Farmer, North Carolina 47, Tennesse 15, Tennessee 12, Tennessee 10, Tennessee 9, Tennessee |
Notes for SARAH CARROLL:
Death and Marriage Notices from the Hillsborough Recorder (Published 1820-1879) and the Hillsboro Recorder (Published 1887-1888), compiled by Shirley Jones Mallard, c1997
p. 137 8 Oct 1846 Vol XXVII #1348: Died--Mrs. Sarah Barton, wife of William Barton, dtr of Lemuel Carroll of this county, in Fayette Co, TN 30 August last
Marriage Notes for WILLIAM BARTON and SARAH CARROLL:
Ancestry.com Database: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
William Barton md. Sarah Carroll. The bond date was 16 Jan 1822 in Orange
Co. The bondsman was Wm Brown, the witness was J. Taylor, Jr
Record #: 04 003
Bond #: 000102521
Marriage Notes for WILLIAM BARTON and MARY MITCHELL):
From Fayette County, Tennessee Marriages 1838-1871 by Byron and Barbara Sistler, January 1989
Barton, William to Mary L. Mitchell---30 April 1847
Marriage Notes for WILLIAM BARTON and NANCY MORGAN:
Marriage records from Fayette County, Tennessee (Volume A, p. 199) show that a William Burton and Nancy Morgan had a marriage bond dated 13 February 1851. A notation says that the bond was not returned.
i. ?3 BARTON, b. Abt. 1823, Orange County, NC.
7. ii. ELLEN BARTON, b. Abt. 1825, Orange Co., NC; d. January 13, 1899,
Plaquemine, Iberville Parish, Louisiana.
iii. ? BARTON, b. Abt. 1827, Orange County, NC.
8. iv. ELIJAH DONALD BARTON, b. November 10, 1829, Orange Co., NC; d. June
18, 1895, Saint James Parish, Louisiana.
v. WILLIAMSON BARTON, b. Abt. 1830, Orange County, NC.
1860 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, District 13 p. 503 August 29, 1860
1324/1324 Wm P Barton 30 M W Overseer Tennessee
vi. ? BARTON, b. Abt. 1832.
vii. JOHN H. BARTON, b. Abt. 1836, Tennessee.
Notes for JOHN H. BARTON:
1860 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, District 8 p. 460 July 23, 1860
728/728 W. H. Tharp Household
John Barton 23 M W Overseer Tennessee
viii. LEMUEL BARTON, b. Abt. 1838, Tennessee.
ix. NORWOOD BARTON, b. Abt. 1841, Tennessee.
Notes for NORWOOD BARTON:
1860 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, District 14 p. 509 August 18, 1860
1381/1381 B. Y. Trotter Household
N Barton 18 M W Overseer Tennessee
Norwood Barton's Civil War Service Record: He served in Company D, 6 Tennessee Infantry. According to the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, this unit contained men from Haywood, Madison, and Fayette counties.
9. x. LAVINIA BARTON, b. Abt. 1842, Fayette County, Tennessee; d. December 14, 1922, Houma, Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana.
xi. WALTER BARTON, b. Abt. 1844, Tennessee.
Notes for WALTER BARTON:
1860 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, Somerville District 1 p. 411 June 1860
75/75 Wm Thompson Household
Walter Barton 16 M W Clerk Tennessee
Child of WILLIAM and MARY (MITCHELL) BARTON:
10. xii. SAMUEL THOMAS3 BARTON, b. Abt. 1848, Fayette County, Tennessee; d. Aft. 1930, Tennessee.
Children of WILLIAM and NANCY (MORGAN) BARTON:
11. xiii. MARGARET J.3 BARTON, b. Abt. 1855, Fayette County, Tennessee.
12. xiv. MARY ELIZABETH BARTON, b. Abt. 1857, Fayette County, Tennessee.
xv. WILLIAM BARTON, b. Abt. 1859, Fayette County, Tennessee.
xvi. JAMES BARTON, b. Abt. 1860, Fayette County, Tennessee.
Notes for JAMES BARTON:
1880 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, District 5 p. 253A
| Clayton, Clayton, Clayton, Clayton, |
Columbus C. Mollie B. Stephen B. John T. |
25, TN Wife, 20, TN, Father born in NC Son, 3, TN Son, 8/12, TN |
| Barton, | James Brother-in-law, 20, TN, Father born in NC. |
7. ELLEN3 BARTON (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1825 in Orange County, North Carolina, and died January 13, 1899 in Plaquemine, Iberville Parish, Louisiana. She married JOHN KERR SEYMOUR September 29, 1842 in Fayette County, Tennessee. He was born November 20, 1811 in Lynchburg, Halifax County, Virginia, and died October 20, 1880 in Iberville Parish, Louisiana.
Notes for ELLEN BARTON:
Text of obituaries found in the Seymour Family Bible sent by Lee Strohm Harrell:
"Mrs. Ellen Seymour, nee Barton, who died at the residence of her son-in-law, J. F. Terrell, in Seymourville, last Friday night, was the wife of the late John K. Seymour, a native of Memphis, Tenn., but a resident of Louisiana for fifty years. She was the oldest sister of E. D. Barton, who died very suddenly in the parish of St. James three years ago. She was the mother of nine children, four of whom are living today, two sons and two daughters. She was an excellent mother, always good and kind, and was highly esteemed by all with whom she came in contact. At the time of her death she had reached the ripe age of 85 years, yet those who knew her and loved her consider that she was taken from them too soon."
"Mrs. Ellen Seymour, after a lingering illness of six weeks, died at 5 o'clock yesterday evening at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Terrell, in Seymourville. She had lived to the good, old age of 85 years and passed away in great peace. The funeral took place from the Methodist Church this evening at 4 o'clock, and was largely attendend. May she rest in peace."
Source of information on the descendants of Ellen Barton: Lee Strohm Harrell.
More About ELLEN BARTON:
Burial: St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church Cemetery, Protestant Section, Plaquemine, Iberville Parish, Louisiana
Notes for JOHN KERR SEYMOUR:
1860 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish, 7th Ward P. O. Albemarle Page 258
1042/1010
| Seymour, | J. K. Ellen Sarah M. Ths. P. Madeleine W. W. George Franklin M. Louisiana Virginia Eugenia |
48, Sugar Planter, 16,000/16,000, Virginia 32, North Carolina 16, Tennessee 14, Tennessee 12, Tennessee 10, Louisiana 9, Louisiana 7, Louisiana 5, Louisiana 3, Louisiana 1, Louisiana |
| Barton, | Lavinia | 17, Tennessee, Institutrix |
(Where did the family go when they left Assumption Parish?)
1870 Census, Louisiana, Lafourche Parish, Ward 6
218
| Seymore, | John R. Ellen Madeleine Virginia |
58, Virginia 40, North Carolina 20, Louisiana 12, Louisiana |
Overseer Keeps house At home |
1878 Iberville Parish, Louisiana Census
| Seymour, | John K. Ellen Madeleine |
61 45 20 |
(Next door)
| Terrel (Terrell), Terrel (Terrell), Seymour, |
James Virginia (Seymour) Lillian |
27 17 1 |
(Franklin Monroe and Augustine Palmyra Champagne)
1880 Census, Louisiana, Iberville Parish, 2nd Ward ED 64 Sheet 72B
503/618
| Seymour, | J. K. Ellen Madeleine |
Wife Daughter |
61, Virginia 40, North Carolina 21, Louisiana |
Planter, Virginia, Virginia Keeping House, North Carolina, North Carolina Keeping House, Virginia, North Carolina |
(FamilySearch has J. K. indexed as Ike.)
Obituary text sent by Lee Strohm Harrell:
The Iberville South
Plaquemine, Louisiana
Saturday, November 6, 1880
"Mr. John K. Seymour, died on the Evergreen plantation of Dr. J. P. R. Stone in this parish, on the 20th of October 1880. He was born in Lynchburg, Halifax Co., Virginia, in the year 1811, and was aged 68 years and 11 months at the time of his death. When 21 years old he left home and went to Tennessee, where he married. He came to Louisiana in 1848. For 42 years of his life he was engaged in agricultural pursuits.
Mr. Seymour, in all walks of life was one of nature's noblemen--a true gentleman--like the French knight, Bayard, 'sans peur et sans reproche.' He was beloved by all who knew him intimately and among both rich and poor he had a host of friends. He died as he had lived--a thorough Christian--cheerful and willing to meet his Redeemer and with prayer upon his lips.
His family loses in him, a model husband and an affectionate father and his friends one as true as steel."
More About JOHN KERR SEYMOUR:
Burial: St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church Cemetery, Protestant Section, Plaquemine, Iberville Parish, Louisiana
Children of ELLEN BARTON and JOHN SEYMOUR are:
i. SARAH MARIE4 SEYMOUR, b. Abt. 1844, Fayette County, Tennessee; d. Aft.
1899, Louisiana; m. ROBERT N. NICHOLLS, April 23, 1868, Labadieville, LaFourche
Parish, Louisiana; b. Abt. 1835.
ii. THOMAS P. SEYMOUR, b. Abt. 1846, Fayette County, Tennessee.
iii. MARY MADELEINE SEYMOUR, b. Abt. 1848, Fayette County, Tennessee; d.
September 17, 1897, Plaquemine, Iberville Parish, Louisiana. Mary Madeleine
never married.
iv. ROBERT WATKINS W. SEYMOUR, b. Abt. 1850, Assumption Parish, Louisiana;
d. Aft. 1899; m. MARY LETICIA BRYANT, March 13, 1867, Iberville Parish,
Louisiana. Robert Watkins W. Seymour was called W.W Seymour by his family.
Source: Lee Strohm Harrell
v. GEORGE THOMPSON SEYMOUR, b. Abt. 1851, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d.
June 11, 1871, LaFourche Parish, Louisiana. George never married.
vi. FRANKLIN MONROE SEYMOUR, b. August 31, 1853, Assumption Parish, Louisiana;
d. December 17, 1911, Plaquemine, Iberville Parish, Louisiana; m. AUGUSTINE
PALMYRA CHAMPAGNE, June 08, 1876, Raceland, Lafourche Parish, Louisiana;
b. April 21, 1861, LaFourche Parish, Louisiana; d. December 27, 1926, Iberville
Parish, Louisiana.
Notes for FRANKLIN MONROE SEYMOUR:
1880 Census, Louisiana, Iberville Parish, 1st Ward ED 63 Sheet 17B
| Seymour, Champagne, |
Frank Maimire Aimie Lilia Jim |
Wife Daughter Daughter |
29, Louisiana, Overseer 20, Louisiana, At Home 1, Louisiana 3, Louisiana 13, Louisiana, At School |
(No household numbers were listed on the page.)
1900 Census, Louisiana, Iberville Parish, Ward 8, Line 44
| Seymour, | Franklin Palmira John Thompson Ida |
son son daughter |
August 1856, April 1863, March 1881 November 1882 November 1885 |
43, Louisiana 37, Louisiana (Palmira was born 21 April 1861) 19, Louisiana 17, Louisiana Louisiana |
Text of obituary sent by Lee Strohm Harrell:
Captain Frank M. Seymour
Plaquemine, La., Dec. 18--Captain Frank M. Seymour, aged 58 years, died at his residence at Crescent, on Bayou Plaquemine yesterday evening. His funeral took place from the Methodist Church this afternoon, with Rev. Mr. Wilson officiating. Interment was made in the Protestant Cemetery. Besides his wife he leaves two sons, Thompson and John K. Seymour, and three daughters, Mrs. George Strohm, Mrs. Ishmeal Strohm, and Mrs. George Deick. Captain Seymour had been steamboating in Bayou Plaquemine fifteen years.
(Corrections by Mrs. Harrell: Ishmeal should be Ishmal; Deick should be Dieck.)
More About FRANKLIN MONROE SEYMOUR:
Burial: St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church Cemetery, Protestant Section, Plaquemine, Iberville Parish, Louisiana
More About AUGUSTINE PALMYRA CHAMPAGNE:
Burial: St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church Cemetery, Protestant Section, Plaquemine, Iberville Parish, Louisiana
vii. LOUISIANA SEYMOUR, b. Abt. 1855, Louisiana.
viii. VIRGINIA ELLEN SEYMOUR, b. September 01, 1857, LaFourche Parish, Louisiana;
d. April 27, 1915, Patterson, Louisiana; m. JAMES FRANKLIN TERRELL, February
05, 1878, Iberville Parish, Louisiana.
Notes for JAMES FRANKLIN TERRELL:
1880 Census, Louisiana, Iberville Parish, 2nd Ward ED 64 Sheet 72B
504/619
| Terrell, |
J. F. Virginia James J. |
Wife |
29, Planter 18, Keeping House 1/12, born in May |
(FamilySearch indexes as Tenell. Age of Virginia is wrong.)
ix. EUGENIA SEYMOUR, b. Abt. 1859, Louisiana; d. Bef. 1870, Louisiana.
15. ix. CAROLINE CRABTREE, b. Abt. 1837, Orange County, North Carolina.
8. ELIJAH DONALD3 BARTON (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born November 10, 1829 in Orange County, North Carolina, and died June 18, 1895 in Saint James Parish, Louisiana. He married (1) CLARA PACKARD SMITH December 18, 1852 in Assumption Parish, Louisiana. She was born Abt. 1834 in Connecticut, and died April 17, 1869 in Assumption Parish, Louisiana. He married (2) MARY ELLA CONNELY October 15, 1873. She died January 09, 1880 in Assumption Parish, Louisiana. He married (3) LUCIE ESTELLE KITTREDGE March 24, 1881. She was born January 17, 1853 in Assumption Parish, Louisiana, and died September 09, 1918 in Jackson, Hinds County, Mississippi.
Notes for ELIJAH DONALD BARTON:
1860 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish, 7th Ward Albemarle p. 168
428/421
| Barton, | E. D. Clara P. Carroll Ernest H. Norwood Herbert W. |
30, Overseer, North Carolina 26, Connecticut 6, Louisiana 5, Louisiana 3, Louisiana 1, Louisiana |
1870 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish, Napoleonville P. O. July 2, 1870
93/119
| Barton, | E. D. E. H. Carlon Hebert Clarence Walter Effie |
40, Planter, North Carolina 15, Louisiana 16, Louisiana 11, Louisiana 9, Louisiana 7, Louisiana 5, Louisiana |
1880 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish ED 99 p. 260B
Household 218
| Barton, | E.D. H. W. C. C. W. I. |
50, North Carolina, Farmer 21, Louisiana, Overseer 19, Louisiana 17, Louisiana |
(Familysearch has indexed the name as Paston, not Barton.)
Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Louisiana: Embracing an Authentic and Comprehensive Account of the Chief Events in the History of the State, a Special Sketch of Every Parish and a Record of the Lives of Many of the Most Worthy and Illustrious Families and Individuals. Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Claitor's Publishing Division, 1975.
(Reprint of the 1892 edition published by Goodspeed Publishing Company)
Volume I, p. 264-265
Elijah D. Barton, planter, Welcome, La...is numbered among the highly respected citizens of the community. He was originally from Orange county, N. C., born November 10, 1829, and is the son of William and Sallie (Carroll) Barton, both natives of the "Old North State" in which they were married...Elijah Donald Barton, the fourth in order of birth of sixteen children, received a very liberal education in Tennessee and when seventeen years of age went to Marshall county, Miss., to attend school. Three years later he came to Assumption parish, La., followed planting for three years and then was manager for H. B. Foley on Little Texas plantation for thirteen years. This plantation is now owned by Clarence Barton, son of subject...In 1882 he moved to his present plantation, "St. Claire," which he had purchased in April, 1879. He has in this plantation 500 arpents of very fine land. His sugar house was destroyed by fire several years ago, but he has since rebuilt and now has one of the best open kettle sugar houses in the state. On the 18th of December, 1852, he married Miss Clara Smith, a native of Connecticut, who died in Assumption parish May 17, 1869. To this union were born eigth children--seven sons and one daughter--five sons and the daughter yet living. Carroll is half owner of Magnolia plantation in Assumption parish, and is a very extensive planter; Ernest H. is a planter in both Assumption and St. James parishes, owning St. Emma plantation in Assumption, and leases Minnie plantation in St. James; Herbert W. is an extensive planter of Terre Bonne parish on Wood Lawn plantation; Clarence C. carries on Little Texas and Hermitage plantations in Assumption parish; Walter manages St. Emma plantation for his brother Ernest H. The daughter is at home. Mr. Barton was married again on October 15, 1873, taking for his wife Ella Connelly, who died at Trinity plantation January 9, 1880, leaving four children. Only three survive the mother, two daughters and one son. March 24, 1881, he married his last wife, Lucy Kittredge, daughter of the late Dr. E. E. Kittredge, who bore him four children--two sons and two daughters. Mr. Barton is a member of the Episcopal church, and in politics has always been a democrat as was his father before him.
ELIJAH DONALD and CLARA PACKARD (SMITH) BARTON were burried at Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery, Napoleonville, Assumption Parish, Louisiana
Notes for LUCIE ESTELLE KITTREDGE:
1900 Census, Louisiana, St. James Parish, Ward 6 ED 57 Sheet 1A
2/2
| Barton, | Lucie E. Bonnie C. Ruffin R. Sallie Frank K. |
Head Daughter Son Daughter Son |
Jan 1843 Jan 1882 Jan 1883 Jul 1885 Aug 1886 |
57, Widowed, 4 children/4 living, Louisiana, Farmer 18, Louisiana 17, Louisiana 14, Louisiana 13, Louisiana |
| Pike, Pike, Kittredge, |
Effie L. Belle B. Frank R. |
Sister Niece Brother |
June 1865 Aug 1885 Dec 1849 |
Widowed, Louisiana 14, Louisiana 50, Louisiana |
1910 Census, Mississippi, Hinds County, Beat 1, Jackson ED 17 Sheet 9B
128/132
| Barton, | Lucy E. Bonnie C. Sallie Louise |
Head Daughter Daughter Daughter-in-law |
68, Louisiana 25, Louisiana 22, Louisiana 20, District of Columbia |
Widowed, 4 children/4 living Clerk in Office Stenographer in Office Widowed |
Children of ELIJAH BARTON and CLARA SMITH are:
i. CARROLL4 BARTON, b. November 12, 1853, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. June 12, 1906, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; m. (1) CARRIE KITTREDGE, March 21, 1876, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; b. March 21, 1855, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. June 11, 1890, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; m. (2) ELIZABETH BLANCHE KEMPER, February 05, 1891, New Orleans, Louisiana; d. 1892; m. (3) THERESA JEUSTA, Bef. 1895; b. Abt. 1874, New Iberia, Louisiana; d. September 10, 1915, San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas.
Notes for CARROLL BARTON:
1880 Census, Louisiana, Lafourche Parish, 1st Ward p. 539A
| Barton, | Carroll Carrie Carroll Clara |
Wife Son Daughter |
27, Louisiana ,Manager Sugar Plantation 24, Louisiana, Keeping House 3, Louisiana 2/12, Louisiana |
Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Louisiana: Embracing an Authentic and Comprehensive Account of the Chief Events in the History of the State, a Special Sketch of Every Parish and a Record of the Lives of Many of the Most Worthy and Illustrious Families and Individuals. Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Claitor's Publishing Division, 1975.
(Reprint of the 1892 edition published by Goodspeed Publishing Company) Volume I, p. 267
Carroll Barton is one of the foremost planters of Assumption parish, La., and Magnolia plantation, of which he is the owner, is one of the most magnificent pieces of land to be found in this section of the country. This plantation is located nine miles below Donaldsonville on the right bank of the Lafourche bayou and comprises 3,000 acres of land, deriving its name from the many fine magnolia trees on the place. A large portion of the land is in an excellent state of cultivation, and the entire place is managed and looked after by Mr. Barton, who is the thorough master of his calling...In 1876 Mr. Barton married Miss Carrie Kittredge, a daughter of Dr. E. E. Kittredge, at one time the most extensive sugar planter in the state and very wealthy. To Mr. and Mrs. Barton two sons and two daughters have been born, but these children were left motherless in 1890. In 1891 he married Miss Blanche Kemper of St. Mary parish. Mr. Barton is of that stuff of which noble and useful citizens are made and would be an acquisition to any locality in which he might choose to locate. He is a member of the Knights of Honor, in which order he is a useful and honored member.
1900 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish, Ward 8 ED 10 Sheet 2A
30/30
| Barton, | Caroll Therese Samuel K. Carrie Caroll Jr. Elaine Helen Therese |
Head Wife Son Daughter Son Daughter Daughter Daughter |
Nov 1853, 46, Married 6 years, Louisiana, Farmer Nov 1872, 27, Married 6 years, 3 children/3 living, Louisiana Sept 1882, 17, Louisiana Dec 1887, 12, Louisiana June 1889, 10, Louisiana Jan 1895, 5, Louisiana Oct 1896, 3, Louisiana Oct 1898, 1, Louisiana |
| Rogers, | Catherine | Boarder | Aug 1878, 21, Louisiana |
From the Assumption Pioneer:
16 June 1906
Carroll Barton, aged 52 years 7 months, born Nov. 12, 1853 on Little Texas
Plantation, died last Tuesday, June 12th., at Belle Cloe Plantation, eight
miles above Napoleonville. He was the son of E. D. Barton. His first marriage
was to Carrie Kittredge, daughter of E. E. Kittredge, and they had four children:
Clara Barton (Mrs. Green), Kennedy Barton, Carrie Barton, and Carroll Barton.
His second marriage was to Miss Kemper from the Teche. His third marriage
was to Theresa Jeusta of Washington, D. C. From this union there were three
children: Elaine Barton, Helen Barton, and Theresa Barton. He is survived
by : three brothers and one sister - Ernest H. Barton of St. Elmo, C. C.
Barton of Little Texas, W. I. Barton of Riverside, and Mrs. Frank Pike -
and by three half-brothers and four half-sisters - Arthur Barton, Mrs. Kemper,
Lenora Barton, Ruffin Barton, Bonnie Barton, Sallie Barton, and Frank Barton.
The funeral was held at Christ Church in Napoleonville on Wednesday.
(Source: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/assumption/newspaper/ap1906.txt)
Notes for CARRIE KITTREDGE:
Death Notices 1867-1954 Assumption Parish Louisiana by Mrs. Audrey B. Westerman and Mrs. Lee Verrett, c1983.
p. 125 Died: At Magnolia plantation, on Wednesday, June 11, at 12 P.M., Carrie Kittredge (Wife of Carroll Barton), aged 36 years and 20 days. The funeral will take place at Christ Church, Napoleonville, TODAY, at 5 o'clock P.M. The body will leave residence at 3. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend.
The Family
Assumption, June 12, 1890
Weekly Thibodaux Sentinel Microfilm Index, 8-5-1865 thru 12-7-1912: Deaths, Weddings, Births. Compiled by Philip Chauvin, Jr. Terrebonne Genealogy Society.
Name: Barton, Carol d/o Dr. E. F. Kitredge (d) bur. Napoleonville.
Date Died: 6-11-1890
Date Death Notice Appeared in Newspaper: 6-14-1890 (Page 3, Column 1)
Marriage Notes for CARROLL BARTON and ELIZABETH KEMPER:
Carroll Barton (age 37) married E. 05 Feb 1891 to Blanche Kemper (age 30) [Ancestry.com Database: New Orleans, Louisiana Marriage Records Index, 1831-1925; Vol. 15, p. 21]
Notes for THERESA JEUSTA:
From the Assumption Pioneer:
9 Feb. 1907
Mrs. Carroll Barton and her daughters, Elaine Barton, Helen Barton, and Therese
Barton have left their former home at Belclos and gone to Hyattsville, Maryland,
where they will make their future home.
(Source: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/assumption/newspaper/ap1906.txt)
ii. ERNEST HUBBERT BARTON, b. December 08, 1854, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. October 03, 1906, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; m. ROBERTA BEASLEY, 1879; b. July 1864, Louisiana.
Notes for ERNEST HUBBERT BARTON:
1880 Census, Louisiana, St. James Parish, 5th Ward
Earnest Barton, 25, Born in Louisiana, Farmer; Bertha Barton, Wife, 25, Born in Louisiana, Keeping House
Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Louisiana: Embracing an Authentic and Comprehensive Account of the Chief Events in the History of the State, a Special Sketch of Every Parish and a Record of the Lives of Many of the Most Worthy and Illustrious Families and Individuals. Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Claitor's Publishing Division, 1975.
(Reprint of the 1892 edition published by Goodspeed Publishing Company)
Volume I, p. 267-268
Ernest H. Barton, planter, Lauderdale, La. This very successful young planter of St. James parish, La., resides on Minnie plantation, and is the owner of St. Emma plantation in Ascension parish. He was born in Assumption parish, La., in December 1854, and is the son of E. D. Barton. (See sketch.) He received his education in the University of Virginia and graduated in national law, languages, etc. He read law for some time with the intention of following that profession, but gave it up and turned his attention to sugar planting. In 1876 he became assistant manager of Trinity plantation, Assumption parish, and there remained until 1879, when he came to St. James parish. Here he managed St. Claire plantation until 1887, and then leased Minnie plantation from his aunt, Mrs. L. Himel, and has conducted that since. In 1891 he purchased St. Emma plantation in Ascension parish, consisting of 1,583 acres with 1,000 acres ready for cultivation, and he has a sugar house with all the latest improved devices for making refined sugar. His brother Walter is his agent and carries on this plantation. Mr. Barton received the appointment as member of the levee board and is holding that position at the present time. In 1879 he married Miss Bertha Beasley, daughter of J. W. Beasley, a very successful sugar planter of Assumption parish, and this union has been blessed by the birth of one son and two daughters. Mr. Barton is a staunch democrat in his political views.
1900 Census, Louisiana, Ascension Parish, Ward 2 ED 3 Sheet 10B
205/233
| Barton, | Ernest H. Roberta Lavinia Ida Ernest Roberta |
Head Wife Daughter Daughter Son Daughter |
Dec 1854, 45, Louisiana, Married 19 years, Farmer July 1864, 45, Louisiana, Married 19 Years, 5 children/4 living Oct 1882, 17, Louisiana Sept 1883, 16, Louisiana Nov 1888, 11, Louisiana Nov 1891, 8, Louisiana |
Death Notices 1867-1954 Assumption Parish Louisiana by Mrs. Audrey B. Westerman and Mrs. Lee Verrett, c1983.
p. 18 Died: Last night, Wednesday, Oct. 3rd, at 11 o'clock, at his home at St. Emma, Ernest Hubbert Barton Born Dec. 8th, 1854, Died Oct. 3rd, 1906, aged 52 years, 10 months and 5 days. The services and burial will take place at Christ Church, Napoleonville, today Thursday Oct. 4, at 4 o'clock p.m. The friends and acquaintances of the family are cordially invited to attend.
The Family
Napoleonville, La., Oct. 4th, 1906
From the Assumption Pioneer:
6 Oct. 1906
Ernest H. Barton died last Wednesday, October 3rd. at 11 P.M. in Donaldsonville at St. Emma Plantation at the age of 52 years 10 months 5 days. He was the husband of Miss Bertha Beasley. His children are Mrs. F. K. Sims, Ida Barton, Roberta Barton, and Ernest H. Barton, Jr. He is also survived by four brothers and one sister: Walter I. Barton of Riverside, Clarence C. Barton of Assumption, Ruffin Barton, Arthur Barton, and Mrs. Effie L. Pike of St. Clair Plantation. The funeral was held Thursday at Christ Church in Napoleonville.
(Source: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/assumption/newspaper/ap1906.txt)
More About ERNEST HUBBERT BARTON:
Burial: Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery, Napoleonville, Assumption Parish, Louisiana
Notes for ROBERTA BEASLEY:
1910 Census, Lousiana, Ascension Parish, Police Jury Ward 2 ED 3 Sheet 1B
19/19
| Barton, | Mrs E. H. | Head | 55, Widowed, 5 children/5 living, Louisiana |
| Sims, | Mrs. L | Daughter, | 27, Divorced, 2 children/2 living, Louisiana |
| Ida Ernest H. Roberta |
Daughter Son Daughter |
24, Louisiana 21, Louisiana 18, Louisiana |
|
| Sims, | Luvena Grace |
Granddaughter Granddaughter |
5, Louisiana 3, Louisiana |
iii. NORWOOD ELIJAH BARTON, b. January 10, 1857, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. March 03, 1869, Assumption Parish, Louisiana.
Notes for NORWOOD ELIJAH BARTON:
The Ouachita Telegraph, Wednesday, March 24, 1869
Page 4, Column 1
HORRIBLE AND HEART-RENDING ACCIDENT A Boy Shoots Himself Dead with a Fowling Piece.
Norwood Barton, a most interesting and gifted lad of twelve summers and the third son of E.D. Barton, Esq., of the parish of Assumption, accidentally shot himself dead with a shotgun on Wednesday evening last about 5 o'clock. Young Norwood had gone into the woods with his two little brothers, aged respectively seven and nine years, and a colored boy somewhat older, in search of the cows, which he was in the habit of driving home at night, taking his gun along, as usual, for the purpose of hunting. Not succeeding in finding the cows, he mounted a stump, in order to obtain a better view of the pasture. In doing so, he let the gun slip from his hand, with the muzzle pointing upward towards his breast. It fell against the side of the stump in such a manner as to explode a cap and discharge the whole contents of one of the barrels into his right lung, killing him almost instantly. His only words were addressed to one of his little brothers: "Herbert, run to the house quick, and tell ma I've shot myself dead." Several workmen, who were engaged in chopping wood a short distance off, hastened to the spot just as the unfortunate lad was breathing his last. They bore his lifeless and bleeding body to the house and into the room of his heart-broken mother and father, whose almost tearless agony, added to the speechless grief and anguish of the younger members of the family, thus early, and in so sudden and awful a manner bereft of their darling brother, playmate and friend, constituted a scene which it was, indeed, most painful to witness. N.O. Times.
(Source: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/ouachita/obits/dt1869.txt)
More About NORWOOD ELIJAH BARTON:
Burial: Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery, Napoleonville, Assumption Parish, Louisiana
iv. HERBERT WILLIAM BARTON, b. November 29, 1858, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. October 09, 1902, New Orleans, Louisiana; m. OENA KITTREDGE, February 23, 1882, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; b. April 18, 1862, Louisiana; d. November 16, 1928, Mercedes, Hidalgo County, Texas.
Notes for HERBERT WILLIAM BARTON:
Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Louisiana: Embracing an Authentic and Comprehensive Account of the Chief Events in the History of the State, a Special Sketch of Every Parish and a Record of the Lives of Many of the Most Worthy and Illustrious Families and Individuals. Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Claitor's Publishing Division, 1975.
(Reprint of the 1892 edition published by Goodspeed Publishing Company)
Volume I, p. 268
Herbert W. Barton, sugar planter and refiner, Houma, La., whose success and general ability as manager of a sugar plantation is widely known, now resides four miles southeast of Houma, on Wood Lawn plantation, consisting of 3,500 acres, and one of the most beautiful in this part of the state...many and vast improvements have been made since Mr. Barton became manager. This gentleman was born in Assumption parish, La., November 29, 1858...Herbert W. Barton received a common-school education in Assumption parish, and then took a commercial course at Baton Rouge. After this he commenced his career as a planter with his brother and Samuel Kennedy. In 1889 he came to Terre Bonne parish and purchased Wood Lawn plantation. The last year Mr. Barton made 1,800,000 pounds of sugar, and is one of the most successful planters of the parish. He was married in 1882 to Miss Oena Kittredge, of Assumption parish, and this union has been blessed by the birth of one son and three daughters. Like his father, Mr. Barton is a member of the Episcopal church, and is vestryman in the same. He is a democrat in politics. Socially, he is a member of the Masonic fraternity and the Knights of Honor, being dictator in the last named order.
1900 Census, Louisiana, St. James Parish, Ward 5 ED 56 Sheet 22A
407/407
| Barton, | Herbert Oena Norwood Mabel Ethel Maud Herbert |
Head Wife Son Daughter Daughter Daughter Son |
Nov 1857, Louisiana May 1864, Louisiana Nov 1882, Lousiana July 1883, Louisiana Sept 1885, Louisiana July 1890, Louisiana Oct 1893, Louisiana |
42, Married 18 years, , Farmer 36, Married 18 years, 5 children/5 living, 17 16 14 9 6 |
Ancestry.com Database: New Orleans, Louisiana Death Records Index, 1804-1949
Name: Herbert Barton
Age: 43 yrs
Death Date: 09 Oct 1902
Volume: 128
Page: 468
Notes for OENA KITTREDGE:
1910 Census, Louisiana, Orleans Parish, Precinct 5, New Orleans, 1st Ward ED 7 Sheet 6B
137/140
| Barton, | Onena Ethel Maud Hebert |
Head Daughter Daughter Son |
40, Widowed, 5 children/5 living, Louisiana 22, Louisiana 20, Louisiana 15, Louisiana |
Houma Newspaper Deaths: Some Missing Years, 1892 through 1951. Compiled by Philip Chauvin, Jr. Houma, Louisiana: Terrebonne Genealogical Society, 1988.
Houma Courier 1928
Barton, Herbert Mrs.
Died: 11-16-1928
Date Notice Published: 11-22-1928 (Page 1, Column 5)
Notes: nee Oena Kitridge
From listing of the Mercedes/Ebony Grove Cemetery, Hidalgo County, Texas:
Barton, Oena Kittredge B: 4/18/1862 D: 11/16/1928
Blk 7, Lot 15, Gr 5-8
Mother of N. P. Barton Sr.; grandmother of N. P. Jr, and Lt. Cmdr. Wm.
Andrew
(Source: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/hidalgo/cemetery/ebonyac.txt)
More About OENA KITTREDGE:
Burial: Mercedes/Ebony Grove Cemetery, Hidalgo County, Texas
v. CLARENCE CLIFFORD BARTON, b. 1861, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. April 11, 1923, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; m. ELLA BEASLEY, April 28, 1885; b. 1864, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. Aft. 1930, Louisiana.
Notes for CLARENCE CLIFFORD BARTON:
Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Louisiana: Embracing an Authentic and Comprehensive Account of the Chief Events in the History of the State, a Special Sketch of Every Parish and a Record of the Lives of Many of the Most Worthy and Illustrious Families and Individuals. Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Claitor's Publishing Division, 1975.
(Reprint of the 1892 edition published by Goodspeed Publishing Company)
Volume I, p. 267
Clarence C. Barton was born in Assumption parish, La., in 1861, and is one of the rising young planters. He is a son of E. D. and Clara P. (Smith) Barton, natives of North Carolina and Massachusetts respectively. The mother died in 1869, and the father was married a second time to Ella Connelly, who survived until 1879; he was afterward united to Lucy Kittredge; he is one of the most influential planters of St. James parish, La. Clarence C. was reared to the life of a planter and now owns Little Texas and Hermitage plantations, which lie side by side and contain 2,400 acres. He has made a study of the cultivation of the soil and of many of the most important branches of agriculture. The earth has not failed to respond to his intelligent treatment, and he has reaped abundant harvests. Mr. Barton was married in 1885 to Miss Ella Beasley, of Assumption parish, a daughter of James W. and Eliza (Trousdale) Beasley. Three promising sons have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Barton. The family are members of the Episcopal church and have a high social standing in the community. Mr. Barton belongs to the Knights of Honor.
1900 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish, Ward 5 ED 5 Sheet 1A
1/1
| Barton, | C. C. (Mrs.) C. C. C. Jr. P. B. G. A. R. B. L. E. |
Head Wife/Mother Son Son Son Son Girl/Daughter |
Mch 1861 Oct 1861 Jan 1887 Oct 1889 Mch 1893 Aug 1895 Apr 1900 |
39, Louisiana, Married 15 years, Farmer 38, Louisiana, Married 15 years, 5 children/5 living Louisiana 10, Louisiana 7, Louisiana 4, Louisiana 3/12, Louisiana |
1910 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish, Ward 5 ED 5 Sheet 2A
24/24
| Barton, | C C Ella Jefferies Roy Ella Jr. |
Head Wife Son Son Daughter |
49, Married 2? years, Louisiana, Planter 48, Married 2? years, 6 children/5 living, Louisiana 16, Louisiana 14, Louisiana 10, Lousiana |
| Waltham | Viola M. Ruby Mildred Rush Ruffian |
Sister-in-law Daughter Daughter Son Son |
44, Widowed, Louisiana 20, Louisiana 18, Louisiana 16, Louisiana 14, Louisiana |
(Location is listed as "Little Texas Plantation" in the census page margin.)
1920 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish, Police Jury Ward 5 ED 5 Sheet 7B
154/154
| Barton, | Clarence Ella Ella |
Head Wife Daughter |
57, Louisiana, Cane and Corn Farm 50, Louisiana 20, Louisiana |
Ancestry.com Database: Louisiana Statewide Death Index, 1900-49
Name: Clarence C. Barton
Age: 62
Death Date: 11 Apr 1923
Parish: Assumption
Volume: 9
Certificate: 3881
Notes for ELLA BEASLEY:
1930 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish, Police Jury Ward 5 ED 5 Sheet 28A
| Borton, | Ella Ella B. James |
Head, 65, Widowed, Louisiana Daughter, 28, Divorced, Louisiana Grandson, 7, Louisiana |
The following appears to be Ella Beasley Barton's death record. Should it have been Mrs. Clarance C. Barton?
Ancestry.com Database: Louisiana Statewide Death Index, 1900-49
Name: Clarance C Barton
Parish: Assumption
Sex: F
Age: 87
Death Date: 22 Dec 1948
Volume: 14
Certificate: 940
vi. WALTER IRVING BARTON, b. Abt. 1863, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. December 23, 1906, Ascension Parish, Louisiana; m. CORA MARTHA MORING, November 21, 1900, Napoleonville, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; b. January 27, 1879, Chicago, Illinois.
Notes for WALTER IRVING BARTON:
1900 Census, Louisiana, Ascension Parish, Ward 4 ED 6 Sheet 7A
128/129
| Barton, | Walter I. George |
Head Brother |
Jan 1860, 40, Louisiana, Farmer May 1879, 21, Louisiana, Farm Laborer |
(Note: Is George supposed to be Arthur K. Barton?)
Death Notices 1867-1954 Assumption Parish Louisiana by Mrs. Audrey B. Westerman and Mrs. Lee Verrett, c1983.
p. 18 Died: Dec. 23rd, 1906, at 1 a.m. at his home in Assumption parish. Walter I. Barton, aged 43 years and 9 months. Funeral services will take place today Sunday at Christ Church, Napoleonville, at the arrival of the one o'clock Texas & Pacific Branch train. The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend.
The Family
Napoleonville, Dec. 23, 1906
From the Assumption Pioneer:
29 Dec. 1906
Walter Barton, aged 44 years, died Sunday, December 23rd., at his home on Riverside Plantation near Donaldsonville. He had suffered a stroke last October. He is the third Barton brother to pass away in the last six months, being preceded by Carroll Barton and Ernest Barton. He is survived by his wife, nee Cora Moring; two young children; a brother, Clarence Barton of this parish; two half-brothers, Arthur Barton and Ruffin Barton; and by one sister, Mrs. Effie L. Pike of St. Clair Plantation. The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon at Christ Church, Napoleonville. Services were conducted by Rev. Quincy Ewing.
(Source: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/assumption/newspaper/ap1906.txt)
More About WALTER IRVING BARTON:
Burial: Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery, Napoleonville, Assumption Parish, Louisiana
Notes for CORA MARTHA MORING:
1910 Census, Louisiana, Orleans Parish, Precinct 6, New Orleans, Ward 13 ED 216 Sheet 1B
14/14
| Barton, | Mrs. Walter I Walter I. Cora M. |
Head Son Daughter |
31 8 3 |
Widowed, 2 children/2 living, Illinois Louisiana Louisiana |
vii. EFFIE BARTON, b. Abt. 1865, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. November 08, 1934, New Orleans, Louisiana; m. FRANK PIKE.
Notes for EFFIE BARTON:
1920 Census, Louisiana, St. James Parish, Police Jury Ward 6 ED 41 Sheet 11A
2/2
| Pike, | Effie L. | Head | 54, Widowed, Louisiana, Father born in Tennessee; Mother born in Connecticut |
| Dubourg, | John B. | ? | 68, Divorced |
| Barton, | Nellie | Sister | 45, Single |
| Pike, | Belle | Daughter | 30, Single |
(Ancestry.com has indexed this as "Pike, Eppie L.")
Name: Effie Barton Pike, Age: 69 yrs, Sex: F, Death Date: 08 Nov 1934 [Ancestry.com Database: New Orleans, Louisiana Death Records Index, 1804-1949, Vol. 206, pg.1680]
Children of ELIJAH BARTON and MARY CONNELY:
viii. NELLY4 BARTON, b. September 27, 1874, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. April 15, 1943, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Notes for NELLY BARTON:
Name: Nellie Barton, Age: 69, Death Date: Apr 1943 [Ancestry.com Database: New Orleans, Louisiana Death Records Index, 1804-1949, Vol. 219, pg. 2391]
ix. LEONORA BARTON, b. April 19, 1876, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. November 1972; m. WALTER YOUNG KEMPER, April 18, 1894, St. Mary Parish, Louisiana; b. September 13, 1871, St. Mary Parish, Louisiana.
Notes for WALTER YOUNG KEMPER:
Louisiana: Comprising Sketches of Parishes, Towns, Events, Institutions, and Persons, Arranged in Cyclopedic Form. Edited by Alcee Fortier. (Madison, Wisconsin): Century Historical Association, 1914.
Volume III, p. 232-233
Kemper, Walter Y., civil engineer and resident of Franklin, La., was born on Cote Blanche Island, St. Mary parish, La., Sept. 13, 1871, the son of William P. and Monica (Rogers) Kemper...Walter Y. Kemper was prepared for the college by his sisters and private governesses, and in 1890 he graduated in mining engineering from the University of Alabama. While in this university, Mr. Kemper took a course in sugar chemistry, and after graduating was for 3 years a sugar chemist, then he became manager of the parental plantation, and later of other plantations, his last experience being in Cuba for one year. He then returned to Louisiana and located at Franklin, where he has since been engaged in civil engineering, but in the meantime he has had time for politics, as a Republican, and in 1910 he was appointed supervisor of United States census for the second Louisiana census district. In Oct., 1911, Mr. Kemper became collector of United States internal revenue for the State of Louisiana, a position he now holds. In 1894, Mr. Kemper and Miss Leonora Barton were united in marriage. Mrs. Kemper is a daughter of Mr. E. D. Barton, a prominent sugar planter of St. James parish, where she was born. Five children have been born unto Mr. and Mrs. Kemper. They are: Leonora Barton Kemper (Mrs. Robert H. Collins), Walter Y. Kemper, Jr., William P. Kemper, Clarence Barton Kemper, and Donald Barton Kemper.
1910 Census, Louisiana, St. Mary Parish, Police Jury Ward 3, Franklin ED 90 Sheet 24B
391/417
| Kemper, |
Walter Y. Leonora B. Leonora B. Walter Y. Jr. William P. Clarence B. Donald B. |
Head Wife Daughter Son Son Son Son |
38 33 15 13 11 8 4 |
Married 16 years, Louisiana, Civil Engineer Married 16 years, 5 children/5 living, Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana |
1930 Census, Louisiana, St. Mary Parish, Franklin Township ED 5 Sheet 9B
| Kemper, |
Walter Y. Leonora L. |
Head Wife |
53, Louisiana 53, Louisiana |
x. ARTHUR DONALD BARTON, b. May 05, 1878, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. November 20, 1878, Assumption Parish, Louisiana.
xi. ARTHUR KELLEY BARTON, b. Abt. 1880, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. November 14, 1947, Louisiana; m. (1) CLAUDIA WILKES, Abt. October 1909, Louisiana; b. Abt. 1882, Louisiana; m. (2) IRMA MILLER, Aft. 1910, Louisiana; b. October 08, 1894; d. April 1984.
Notes for ARTHUR KELLEY BARTON:
1910 Census, Louisiana, St. Mary Parish, Police Jury Ward 4 ED 91 Sheet 10A 23 April 1910
182/185
| Barton, |
Arthur Claudia |
Head Wife |
30 18 |
Married 6 months, Louisiana, Overseer on Farm Married 6 months, Louisiana |
| Wilkes, |
Alfred Lizzie |
Head Wife |
60 46 |
Married 28 years, Louisiana, Carpenter Married 28 years, 4 children/3 living, Louisiana |
1920 Census, Louisiana, Pointe Coupee Parish, Ward 3, 1st Precinct ED 82 Sheet 6A
126/127
| Barton, | Arthur K. Irma Claudia Arthur K. Jr. Bryan I. |
Head Wife Daughter Son Son |
40, Overseer on General Farm 25 6 4 7/12 11/12 |
1930 Census, Louisiana, Pointe Coupee Parish, Police Jury Ward 2 ED 39-2 Sheet 18A
| Barton, | Arthur K. Irma Claudia D. Arthur K., Jr. Beverly Dorothy Mary |
Head Wife Daughter Son Daughter Daughter Daughter |
50, Louisiana 35 16 14 9 5 4 4/12 |
Children of ELIJAH BARTON and LUCIE KITTREDGE :
xii. BONNIE CARRIE4 BARTON, b. January 09, 1882, Assumption Parish, Louisiana.
Notes for BONNIE CARRIE BARTON:
1920 Census, Mississippi, Hinds County, Township 5, Beat 1, Jackson ED 5 Sheet 3B
52/68
| Barton, |
Miss Bonnie Miss Sallie |
Head Sister |
34, Louisiana, Clerk in Freight Office 30, Louisiana, Counter Clerk in Tractor Company |
xiii. ROBERT RUFFIN BARTON, b. January 15, 1883, Saint James Parish, Louisiana; m. RUTH ADELE POTTS, May 25, 1908, Chehalis, Lewis County, Washington.
Notes for RUTH ADELE POTTS:
Probable parents of Ruth Adele Potts: Stacy Potts and Georgina Smith Potts, married in Solano County, California, in 1881.
xiv. SALLIE BARTON, b. July 17, 1885, Saint James Parish, Louisiana.
xv. FRANK KITTREDGE BARTON, b. August 23, 1886, Saint James Parish, Louisiana; m. CAMILLE ?; b. Abt. 1901, Arkansas.
Notes for FRANK KITTREDGE BARTON:
1930 Census, Arkansas, Pulaski, Hill Township, Park Hill ED 60-66 Sheet 2A
315 Cypress 41/42
| Barton, |
Frank K Camille Frank Jr. |
Wife Son |
43 29 9/12 |
Born in Louisiana, Manager of Tire Company Born in ArkansasBorn in Arkansas |
9. LAVINIA3 BARTON (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1842 in Fayette County, Tennessee, and died December 14, 1922 in Houma, Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. She married CLERVILLE HIMEL Abt. 1862. He was born October 07, 1819 in Assumption Parish, Louisiana, and died June 09, 1881 in St. James Parish, Louisiana.
Notes for LAVINIA BARTON:
1860 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish, 7th Ward P. O. Albemarle
Lavinia is listed with the J. K. and Ellen Seymour family:
| Barton, | Lavinia | 17, Institutrix, Born in Tennessee |
Name: Lavinia Barton Himel, Age: 83 years, Death Date: 14 Dec 1922, Parish: Terrebonne [Ancestry.com Database: Louisiana Statewide Death Index, 1900-49, Vol 31, certificate 13485]
Burial: Christ Espicopal Church Cemetery, Napoleonville, Assumption Parish, Louisiana
Notes for CLERVILLE HIMEL:
1870 Census, Louisiana, Assumption Parish
| Himel, Himel, |
Clairville Leonier Flora Clara Francois |
51 31 6 5 83 |
Planter, Born in Louisiana Keeps House, Born in Tennessee; |
1880 Census, Louisiana, St. James Parish, 5th Ward p. 561B
| Himel, |
Clairville Lavinia Flora Clara Clairville |
Wife Daughter Daughter Son |
60 38 16 15 4 |
Born in Louisiana, Farmer Born in Tennessee, Keeping House Born in Louisiana, At School Born in Louisiana, At School Born in Louisiana |
From The Assumption Pioneer, 11 June 1881
Clairville Himel, age 61, died at his residence in St. James Parish on 9 June. He had been a resident of Napoleonville until 5 years ago. He is survived by his wife and children.
More About CLERVILLE HIMEL:
Burial: Christ Espicopal Church Cemetery, Napoleonville, Assumption Parish, Louisiana
Children of LAVINIA BARTON and CLERVILLE HIMEL are:
i. FLORA4 HIMEL, b. Abt. 1864, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; m. JOHN WILLIAM BOUDOIN, June 02, 1885, St. James Parish, Louisiana; b. August 30, 1855, Accomack County, Virginia.
ii. CLARA HIMEL, b. September 26, 1865, Assumption Parish, Louisiana; d. October 13, 1949, Houma, Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana; m. ARTHUR WARREN CONNELY, 1884; b. September 19, 1847, Louisiana; d. December 13, 1915, Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana.
More About CLARA HIMEL:
Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Houma, Terrebone Parish, Louisiana
iii. CLERVILLE HIMEL, b. July 23, 1876; d. March 18, 1918.
More About CLERVILLE HIMEL:
Burial: Christ Espicopal Church Cemetery, Napoleonville, Assumption Parish, Louisiana.
10. SAMUEL THOMAS3 BARTON (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1848 in Fayette County, Tennessee, and died Aft. 1930 in Tennessee. He married LOUISA BOMAR Abt. 1866. She was born Abt. 1848, and died Bef. 1920 in Tennessee.
Notes for SAMUEL THOMAS BARTON:
1870 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, District 6 Sheet 303A-B
116/116
| Barton, | Samuel Louisa Alice |
21 21 1/12 |
Farmer Keeping House Born in May |
Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
| Bowmar, | Mary | 12 | Tennessee |
1880 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, District 7 ED 23 Sheet 299A
51/51 (Birding should be Barton)
| Birding, | Samuel Louisa Alice V. Edward Lula Oceola Crenshaw |
Wife Daughter Son Daughter Son Son |
31 30 10 6 4 3 1 |
Tennessee, Farmer, Father born in North Carolina Tennessee, Keeping House Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
| Bomar, | Jack James |
Brother-in-law Brother-in-law |
12 19 |
Tennessee Tennessee |
1900 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, Civil District #6 ED 34 Sheet 9A
140/143
| Barton, | Sam T. Lou G. Osie Lula Crenshaw Henry Georgianna |
Head Wife, Son Daughter Son Son Son |
July 1846 February 1844 January 1878 January 1880 October 1882 September 1886 September 1887 |
53 57 22 ? 17 13 12 |
Tennessee, North Carolina, Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
(Note: Soundexed as Sam F. Is Georgianna supposed to be George William?)
1910 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, 6th Civil District ED 62 Sheet 13B
259/270
| Barton, | Samuel P. (?) Luisa |
Head Wife |
61 61 |
Married 44 years, Tennessee, North Carolina, Tennessee, Farmer Married 44 years, 10 children/8 living, Tennessee |
| Buckley, | Alma Cline |
Granddaughter Grandson |
9 7 |
Tennessee Tennessee |
1920 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, Memphis, Ward 11 ED 129 Sheet 2A
60/70
| Barton, | Sam Lula M. |
Head Daughter |
71 42 |
Widowed, Tennessee, North Carolina, Tennessee Single, Tennessee, Buyer/Cafe |
The date of death for Samuel Thomas Barton is not known. Descendants give date "about 1928." It is not known if the following is Samuel Thomas Barton, son of William:
1930 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, Civil District 6, Memphis, Ward 13 ED 79-45 Sheet 4A
Institution: Memphis Sunshine Home for Aged Men
Line 4 Barton, Samuel S. T., 82, Widowed, Tennessee, North Carolina, Tennessee
Children of SAMUEL BARTON and LOUISA BOMAR are:
i. ALICE4 BARTON, b. May 1870, Fayette County, Tennessee; m. THOMAS SMITH, November 06, 1889, Tipton County, Tennessee; b. November 1861, Tennessee; d. Bef. 1930.
Notes for ALICE BARTON:
1930 Census, Tennessee, Tipton County, Covington Town ED 84-2 Sheet 10A
231
| Ralph, | Milton | Head | 42 | Widowed, Tennessee, Blacksmith |
| Smith, |
Alice Myrtle |
Lodger Boarder |
59 11 |
Widowed, Tennessee, Maid/House Tennessee |
(Could Myrtle Smith be Myrtle Barton, child of E. Ossie Barton?)
Notes for THOMAS SMITH:
1900 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, 6th Civil District ED 34 Sheet 9A
141/144
| Smith, |
Thomas Allice Dewitt |
Head Wife Son |
November 1861 May 1870 August 1894 |
38, Married 11 years, Tennessee, Farmer 30, Married 11 years, 4 children/1 living, Tennessee 5, Tennessee |
(Family 140/143 is headed by Samuel Thomas Barton.)
1910 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, 6th Civil District ED 62 Sheet 15A
283/295
| Smith, | Allice Dewit Inns |
Head Son Daughter |
40 15 6 |
Married 20 years, 5 children/2 living | Tennessee, Farmer Tennessee, Farm Laborer Tennessee |
(It is not known where Thomas is in 1910. Family 286/298 is headed by Samuel Edward Barton.)
1920 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, 9th District ED 239 Sheet 14A
76/76
| Smith, | Thomas Alice Paul Ina |
Head Wife Son Daughter |
54 50 25 16 |
Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
(Family 77/77 is headed by Os Barton.)
Marriage Notes for ALICE BARTON and THOMAS SMITH:
IGI: Thomas L. Smith to Alice V. Barton, 6 Nov 1889, Tipton County, Tennessee
ii. SAMUEL EDWARD BARTON, b. August 09, 1871, Fayette County, Tennessee; d. March 11, 1935, Hardeman County, Tennessee; m. GILBERT HENRY JONES, November 23, 1899, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; b. January 04, 1878, Shelby County, Tennessee; d. September 17, 1926, Raleigh, Shelby County, Tennessee.
Notes for SAMUEL EDWARD BARTON:
1900 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, Civil District #6 ED 34 Sheet 9A
138/141
| Barton, | Edward Gilbert |
Head Wife |
August 1873 January 1878 |
26, Tennessee 22, Tennessee |
1910 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, 6th Civil District ED 62 Sheet 15A
286/298
| Barton, | Samuel E. Gilbert George W. Edward J. Virgil G. |
Head Wife Brother Son Daughter |
36 32 22 7 6 |
Married 10 years Married 10 years, 3 children/2 living Single |
Tennessee, Farmer Tennessee Tennessee, Farm Laborer Tennessee Tennessee |
1920 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, 9th District ED 239 Sheet 15A
58/58
| Barton, | S. E. Gilborn Edward Virgil George |
Head Wife Son Son Son |
52 42 17 15 7 |
Tennessee, Merchant/Retail Grocery Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee (Virgil should be listed as "daughter.") Tennessee |
More About GILBERT HENRY JONES: Burial: Jones-Barton Family Cemetery, Shelby County, Tennessee
iii. LULA BARTON, b. Abt. 1876, Fayette County, Tennessee.
iv. E. OSSIE BARTON, b. 1877, Fayette County, Tennessee; m. ?.
Notes for E. OSSIE BARTON:
1920 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, Memphis, Ward 33 ED 278 Sheet 16B Date: 14 Jan 1920
385/385
| Barton, | E. Ocie William Henry Jessie |
Head Son Son Son |
42 18 14 8 |
Widowed |
Tennessee, Watchman/Cotton Factory Tennessee, Tennessee, Arkansas, Laborer/Saw Mill Tennessee, Tennessee, Arkansas Tennessee, Tennessee, Arkansas |
1920 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, 9th District ED 239 Sheet 14A (Census date is in March.)
77/77
| Barton, | Os West Henry Jessie Myrtle |
Head Son Son Son Daughter |
40 (or 42?) 16 14 12 2 |
Widowed | Tennessee, Machinist/Railway Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
(Family 76/76 is headed by Thomas Smith, husband of Alice Barton Smith.)
Are these two different families or the same family that was enumerated twice? Because of the location of Os Barton (next to Alice Barton Smith), it will be assumed that Os is the son of Samuel Thomas Barton and that his children are West, Henry, Jessie, and Myrtle.
v. MERRITT CRENSHAW BARTON, b. 1879, Fayette County, Tennessee; d. August 29, 1945, Shelby County, Tennessee; m. RUTH ALEXANDER; b. 1889; d. 1974.
Notes for MERRITT CRENSHAW BARTON:
1910 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, 6th Civil District ED 62 Sheet 13B
261/272
| Barton, | Crenshaw Ruth A. Ethel Emmet |
Head Wife Daughter Son |
28 24 5 1 6/16 (?) |
Married 7 years Married 7 years, 2 children/2 living |
Tennessee, Farmer Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
1920 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, District 9 ED 238 Sheet 11B
Fm/215/229
| Barton, | Crenshaw Ruth Ethel Emmett Albert Lillian |
Head Wife Daughter Son Son Daughter |
40 38 14 11 7 1 |
Mississippi Arkansas Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
1930 Census, Tennessee, Tipton County, District 6 ED 12 Sheet 9A
160/164
| Barton, | M. C. Ruth Emmett Lillian |
Head Wife Son Daughter |
54 47 21 10 |
Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
More About MERRITT CRENSHAW BARTON: Burial: Ward Memorial Cemetery, Shelby County, Tennessee
vi. LEE ANNA BARTON, b. September 01, 1885, Raleigh, Shelby County, Tennessee; d. September 15, 1947, Ellendale, Shelby County, Tennessee; m. (1) WALTER BUCKLEY, Abt. 1900; b. February 1879, Tennessee; m. (2) JOHN PRIDDY BOND, June 17, 1908, Shelby County, Tennessee; b. January 30, 1866, Shelby County, Tennessee; d. March 05, 1949, Ellendale, Shelby County, Tennessee.
More About LEE ANNA BARTON: Burial: Bartlett-Ellendale Cemetery, Shelby County, Tennessee
Notes for WALTER BUCKLEY:
1900 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, 6th Civil District ED 34 Sheet 7A
99/191
| Buckley, | Walter Leanna James |
Head Wife Brother |
February 1879 September 1882 April 1886 |
21, Married 1 year 17, Married 1 year, 0 children/0 living 14 |
Tennessee, Farmer Tennessee Tennessee, Milker |
Notes for JOHN PRIDDY BOND:
1910 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, 7th District ED 64 Sheet 9B
756/756
| Bond, | John P. Leanna Edward Susie Winkler John P. Jr. William Jobe |
Head Wife Son Daughter Son Son Son Son |
44, Tennessee 25, Tennessee 17, Tennessee 15, Tennessee 12, Tennessee 10, Tennessee 9, Tennessee 7, Tennessee |
2nd Marriage, Married 2 years, Tennessee, Farmer/Truck Farm 2nd Marriage, Married 2 years, 2 children/2 living, Electrician/Electric Light Co. |
(The children are the children of John and his first wife. Lee Anna's two children were living with Samuel Thomas and Louisa Barton.)
1920 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, Civil District 9 ED 242 Sheet 8A
Fm/145/162
| Bond, | John Annie Margaret Barton Virginia Lawrence William |
Head Wife Daughter Son Daughter Son Son |
54 37 8 7 5 1 7/12 19 |
Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
(Note: William is John's son by his 1st marriage.) |
1930 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, Civil District 1 ED 79-161 Sheet 31A
565/613
| Bond, | John P. Leanna Virginia Lawrence Mary John P. M. Laverne |
Head Wife Daughter Son Daughter Son Daughter |
65 47 15 12 10 8 4 3/12 |
Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
| Seward, | Margaret | Daughter | 17, Married, 17 at first marriage | Tennessee |
(Indexed on Ancestry.com as Boud.)
More About JOHN PRIDDY BOND: Burial: Bartlett-Ellendale Cemetery, Shelby County, Tennessee
vii. HENRY BARTON, b. September 1886, Shelby County, Tennessee.
viii. GEORGE WILLIAM BARTON, b. August 12, 1890, Shelby County, Tennessee; d. October 09, 1950, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; m. LILLIE MAE RANDALL; b. Abt. 1891, Tennessee.
Notes for GEORGE WILLIAM BARTON:
1920 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, Memphis, Ward 9 ED 117 Sheet 2A
24/29
| Barton, | George W. Lillie Mae Elenor M. Amery O. George E. |
Head Wife Daughter Son Son |
31 29, 7 5 2 2/12 |
Tennessee, Coal Foreman/Railroad Station Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee |
1930 Census, Tennessee, Shelby County, Memphis ED 30 Sheet 3B
15/21
| Barton, | George W. Lillie M. Eleanor M. Amery O. George E. |
Head Wife Daughter Son Son |
39, Tennessee 39, Tennesse 18, Tennessee 16, Tennessee 12, Tennessee |
Pipefitter/Gas Saleslady/Department Store Stenographer/Real Estate |
| White, | Bettie Ada |
Aunt Cousin |
74, Mississippi 47, Georgia |
Widowed Single |
11. MARGARET J.3 BARTON (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1855 in Fayette County, Tennessee. She married SAMUEL H. YORK December 08, 1874 in Fayette County, Tennessee. He was born Abt. 1848 in Tennessee.
Notes for SAMUEL H. YORK:
1880 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, District 6 ED 22 Sheet 276B
73/73
| York, | Samuel Maggie Willie Susie |
Wife Son Daughter |
32 23 6 3 |
Tennessee, Farmer Tennessee, House Keeper Tennessee Tennessee |
| Barden, | Wm. | Brother-in-Law | 21 | Tennessee, Farmer |
Children of MARGARET BARTON and SAMUEL YORK:
i. WILLIE4 YORK, b. Abt. 1874.
ii. SUSIE YORK, b. Abt. 1877.
12. MARY ELIZABETH3 BARTON (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1857 in Fayette County, Tennessee. She married COLUMBUS C. CLAYTON November 03, 1874 in Fayette County, Tennessee. He was born Abt. 1855 in Tennessee.
Notes for COLUMBUS C. CLAYTON:
1880 Census, Tennessee, Fayette County, District 5 p. 253A
| Clayton, | Columbus C. Mollie B. Stephen B. John T. James |
Wife Son Son Brother-in-law |
25 20 3 8/12 20 |
TN TN, Father born in NC TN TN TN, Father born in NC |
Children of MARY BARTON and COLUMBUS CLAYTON:
i. STEPHEN B.4 CLAYTON, b. Abt. 1877.
ii. JOHN T. CLAYTON, b. Abt. 1879.