Stephen Barton Descendants

Descendants of Stephen Barton
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Date: Wed, 17 Jul 2002

Generation No. 1

1. STEPHEN1 BARTON died Unknown. He married ELIZABETH UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1807 in Pennsylvania, and died Unknown.

Notes for ELIZABETH UNKNOWN:

1850 Census, Baltimore Co., 1st District, pg. 299, Image 159/490

Bartin, Elizabeth, age 43, Pennsylvania
Laserous, age 22, grinding, Pennsylvania
Mary, age 22, Pennsylvania
Esau, age 15, Pennsylvania
Daniel, age 13, Maryland
Susannah, age 8, Maryland
Cassandra Fisher, age 26
Ellen Fredaway, age 19
Mary Frederick, age 18

1860 Census, Baltimore City, Ward 18, pg. 777

There is a 53 year old Elizabeth Barton living with a blacksmith and his family. It has birthplace as Maryland.

Children of STEPHEN BARTON and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN are:

2. i. LAZARUS2 BARTON, b. March 1828, Pennsylvania; d. Aft. June 1900, Maryland.

ii. MARY BARTON, b. March 1828, Pennsylvania; d. Unknown.

Notes for MARY BARTON:

1850 Census, Baltimore Co. 2nd District

Mary is living with mother, Elizabeth, age is 22

3. iii. ESAU BARTON, b. Abt. 1835, Pennsylvania; d. December 17, 1880, City of Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.

4. iv. DANIEL BARTON, b. June 2, 1838, Baltimore Co., Maryland; d. March 7, 1905, Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

v. SUSANNAH BARTON, b. Abt. 1842, Maryland; d. Unknown.

Generation No. 2

2. LAZARUS2 BARTON (STEPHEN1) was born March 1828 in Pennsylvania, and died Aft. June 1900 in Maryland. He married HANNAH ANN GERMAN July 31, 1853 in Baltimore, Maryland, daughter of MARY UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1830 in Maryland, and died Bef. 1900.

Notes for LAZARUS BARTON:

1850 Census, Baltimore Co., 2nd District, pg. 98

1860 Census, Baltimore Co., Lauraville, District 9, pg. 523

135/133 L. Barton, 32, carder, $100 personal estate, Maryland
Hannah, 26?, Maryland
William H., 5, Maryland
Susanah, 2, Maryland
Mary German, 62, Maryland
Mary C. German, 30, spinner

1870 Census, Baltimore City, Ward 17, pg. 403

236/287 Barton, Lazarus, 42, engineer, Pennsylvania
Hannah, 40, Maryland
William H., 15, at school, Maryland
Susan, 13, at school, Maryland
Kate, 10, at school, Maryland

236/288 Barton, Joshua, 32, engine builder, Maryland
Mary C., 38, Maryland
Sarah, 3

1890 Baltimore City Directory

Lazarus Barton
214 S. Calhoun
no occupation listed

Joshua N Barton machinist 906 s Paca Baltimore Maryland 1890

More About LAZARUS BARTON:

Occupation: Miller and engineer
Residence 1: 1900, 106 Striker St., Baltimore
Residence 2: 1890, 214 S. Calhoun, Baltimore

Children of LAZARUS BARTON and HANNAH GERMAN are:

5. i. WILLIAM HENRY3 BARTON, SR., b. October 1854, Maryland; d. Aft. January 1920.
ii. SUSAN BARTON, b. Abt. 1857, Maryland; d. Unknown.
iii. KATE BARTON, b. Abt. 1860, Maryland; d. Unknown.

3. ESAU2 BARTON (STEPHEN1) was born Abt. 1835 in Pennsylvania1, and died December 17, 1880 in City of Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland1. He married SARAH E. UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1837 in Maryland, and died Unknown.

Notes for ESAU BARTON:

Source: Certificate of Death, Board of Health, City of Baltimore, no. 44860

1860 Baltimore Co. Census, 3rd District, Pikesville PO, Image 140/141, pg. 347, 4 Aug 1860

2176/2172 Esau Bartin, 26, miller, MD
Sarah E. Bartin, 23, MD
Ida M. Bartin, 7/12, MD
Jemima Brinks, 54, MD
Eliza Duncan, 16, MD

1870 Baltimore City Census, 5th Ward, pg. 214
1223/1397 Seymour, William H., 36, restaurant keeper
Doratha, 28, keeping house
Milton N. J., 7, at school
Columbus, 5
William M., 4/12, Jan 1870
Anger, Valentine J., 29, attends bar
Barton, Esau, 36, works in flour mill, b. in Maryland
Sutton, Joseph J., 39, H. carpenter
Lavenia, 16, at home
Barton, Sarah E., 34, at home, b. Maryland
Ballard, Lavenia, 70, at home
Cromwell, William, 37, restaurant waiter
McCann, Hellen, 25, domestic servant

Sarah is not listed under Esau, but this could be an error. Ida is not listed so she may have died.
Miss Sarah E Barton 1151 Myrtle avenue Baltimore Maryland 1890 (Baltimore City Directory)

More About ESAU BARTON:

Burial: December 19, 1880, Western Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland1
Cause of Death: cirrhosis of liver
Doc on file: Yes
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: 47 years old, secondary cause I cannot read... asther???
Occupation: Miller
Place of death: At home
Residence: 1880, 6 East Balt. St. (Baltimore?)
Source of most info: death certificate

Child of ESAU BARTON and SARAH UNKNOWN is:

i. IDA M.3 BARTON, b. 1860, Maryland; d. Unknown.

4. DANIEL2 BARTON (STEPHEN1) was born June 2, 1838 in Baltimore Co., Maryland, and died March 7, 1905 in Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina. He married MARY JANE SAUNDERS March 4, 1862 in Montgomery Co., North Carolina2, daughter of PLEASANT SAUNDERS and CASSANDRA STEED. She was born January 21, 1841 in Montgomery Co., North Carolina, and died November 18, 1907 in Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

Notes for DANIEL BARTON:

Our departed brother Daniel Barton
Was the son of Mr. Stephen & Mrs. Betsie Barton & was born in Baltimore Co., Maryland on June 2nd 1838. His earlier years were spent in that part of the country. At the age of about 22 years, he came to Montgomery Co. N.C. being employed in work connected with mines that had been opened there. On the fifth of March he was united in marriage with Miss Mary Jane Saunders. Their union was blessed with 12 children, six boys & six girls. Two of them died many years ago, but 10 children with 9 grand-[children] survive their father, along with his faithful wife whom the Lord has mercifully preserved, enabling her to care for her husband to the end.

During the last years of [the] Civil War Br. Barton enlisted into the Confederate army & was engulfed in the Wilderness battles, which were among the severest in the whole war.

After the close [of] the war, he moved with his family to Baltimore, Maryland which was near to the home of his childhood & where some of his family still abide.

In July 1879 our departed brother came to Salem as a miller in the employ of [I can't make this out, but we know he worked for Fries Mill]. He continued in the service of this firm for 25 years.

Br. Barton had been baptized in his infancy, but had never connected himself as communicant with any Church. This he did in 1880 when on March 21st he was confirmed in the Moravian Home Church of Salem & attended the Holy Communion for the first time on March 25th of that year.

For a long time he was employed in the church services. He ? the building become a very 2nd home to him & he was a familiar figure with all who are accustomed to attend our service. He was very faithful in his calling & only gave it up when his increasing infirmities compelled him to do so.

Nearly ten years ago, he was served with a stroke of paralysis while in the engine room of the manufactory in which he was employed. He never recovered from the shock & gradually his condition became worse, and it appeared that both body & mind were shattered with the growing fever of his disease. During this painful period he was very faithfully saved ? in his own home. He enjoyed being prayed with & often espoused in his more lucid moments his grand desire to experience the mercy of God.

For the last ten days he has been rapidly failing & on Tuesday evening at 9:45 o'clock, March 7th 1905 he peacefully enlisted into his rest. His age was 66 years, 6 months & 5 days.

"God of plenty, God of Grace

Hear from Heaven, thy dwelling place
Hear in mercy & forgive
Bid thy child ? above
Bless me & I shall [be] as blest
? I shall have rest
Fix my heart, my hopes above
Save me Lord, for Thou art love."

Moravian Archives, Winston-Salem, NC

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Daniel enlisted with L Co., of the 22nd North Carolina Infantry on 20 Apr 1864 in Randolph County, North Carolina. He was 25 years old at time of enlistment. Present or accounted for through October 1864. Captured by the enemy on an unspecified date and was confined at Hart's Island, New York Harbor, until released on or about June 18, 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance.

On papers obtained from the National Archives, he is described as being of dark complexion, dark hair, dark eyes and being 5 ft. 5 1/2 inches.

Source: American Civil War Soldiers database

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Daniel is found on the 1860 Baltimore City Census, living with a Plasterer and a plasterer's apprentice. He is listed as working in a flour mill and is age 22. This must have been right before he came south and met Mary Jane.

1880 Forsyth Co. Census, Salem Twp., pg. 401 of transcription

Barton, Daniel, age 42, miller
Mary, age 39
Artemus, age 19, miller
Elizabeth, age 16
Frank, age 14 (Pleasant Franklin), works at cotton mill
Esau, age 11, at school
Cassie, age 9, at school
Gracie, age 7
Daniel, age 4
Edward, age 3
Zachariah, age 1 (Zaccheus!)

1900 Forsyth Co. Census, Winston Twp., Salem City, ED#35, Image 15 of 52, 6 Jun 1900

453 Elm St.

Line 7. Barton, Daniel, head, June 1838, 61, married 34 yrs., b.Maryland, both parents born in MD, miller, can read/write, rents home
Line 8. Barton, Mary J., wife, Jan 1841, 59, married 34 yrs., 12 children/10 living, can read/write
Line 9. Barton, Esau, son, May 1870, 30, single, b. Maryland, wks at wool mill, cannot read/write
Line 10. Barton, Cassie A., dau, Sep 1871, 28, single, b. Maryland, weaver at cotton mill, can read/write
Line 11. Barton, Grace, dau, Jun 1873, 26, single, b. Maryland, can read/write
Line 12. Barton, Zacheus, son, Aug 1879, 20, single, b. Maryland, machinist, can read/write
Line 13. Barton, Rachel E., dau, Dec 1881, 18, single, b. NC, runs machine at knitting mill, can read/write

More About DANIEL BARTON:

Burial: Unknown, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Cause of Death: most likely a stroke or myocardial infarction
Military service: Civil War
Occupation 1: Miller and one time a gold miner
Occupation 2: 1900, miller
Place of death: At home
Residence: 1900, 453 Elm Street, Salem, North Carolina

Notes for MARY JANE SAUNDERS:

Mary Jane gave birth to 12 children, 6 boys all which lived and 6 girls 2 of which died young in Baltimore.

Memoir of Mary Jane Barton

Our departed sister Mary Jane Barton was the daughter of Pleasant and Cassie Saunders. She was born in Montgomery County North Carolina on the 21st January 1841.

When 21 years of age she was married to the late Daniel Barton and soon thereafter moved with her husband to Baltimore, Maryland where they resided for about 18 years. In 1881 they moved with their family to Salem where they have since continued to make their home.

In caring for her home and her large family of ten children our sister, she gave herself such whole-hearted devotion. She knew what it was to feel heavy home cares resting on her: to have always an abundance of work to call for her time and strength. She was a (?) hard-working mother and did her best in caring for her home and loved ones. She led a busy life and to be busy was so thoroughly a part of her nature that in her declining days and enfeebled condition her children found difficulty in keeping her from her accustomed tasks.

On November 14, 1886, at the close of the (?) our sister made profession of her faith in Jesus Christ and was received into the membership of the Home Moravian Church, of which she was a faithful member and a regular attendant on its services whenever home cares and the health of her family permitted.

A little less than a year ago her husband died after a long and painful illness during which our sister nursed him with great faithfulness. After her husband's death, our sister continued her residence in the old house with two of her children Rachel and Esau, the daughter being constant in her thought & care for her mother and doing what could be done for her comfort. While it was known that the mother's health was very bad, yet no one thought the end quite so near. On last Sunday she was busy with her duties and did not complain more than usual about her condition. It was not until Monday morning that the family became aware of her serious condition. The physician was summoned but the pilgrimage was almost over and soon after the noon hour, with her daughter's arms around her, she breathed her last.

Her age was 66 yrs, 1 mo. and 24 days. She is survived by the six sons, Artemus J., Pleasant F., Esau and Daniel who reside in Winston-Salem, Edward now living in Nashville, Tenn., Zacheus who resides in California and four daughters, Mrs. L.M. Foley of ?chester, Maryland., Mrs. C. R. Bryan(t) of Elkin and Misses Grace and Rachel Barton of Salem.

Source: The Moravian Archives

More About MARY JANE SAUNDERS:

Burial: Unknown, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Occupation: Domestic
Residence: S. Elm St., Salem

Children of DANIEL BARTON and MARY SAUNDERS are:

i. ARTEMUS A.3 BARTON, b. August 13, 1862, North Carolina3; d. October 17, 1925, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina3; m. CATHERINE AUGUSTA HOPKINS, November 7, 1889, Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina4; b. August 13, 1861, North Carolina5; d. May 31, 1934, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina5.

Notes for ARTEMUS A. BARTON:

MEMOIR OF BRO. ARTEMUS BARTON

Our departed brother, Artemus Barton, was born in the city of Baltimore on August 13, 1862. He was the son of Bro. Daniel and Sr. Mary Jane Barton, whose maiden name was Saunders.

In his older boyhood, he came with his parents and their family to live in this community and continued to make it his home during the remainder of his life.

At the age of twenty, (April 2, 1882), our Brother made profession of his faith in Christ as his Saviour and united with the Home Moravian Church and was for many years a regular attendant upon its services and a faithful and interested member of the Elm Street Sunday School.

On December 24, 1889, he was united in marriage with Miss Catherine Augusta Hopkins, a union which, under the Providence of God, was to continue happily for almost thirty-six years.

By profession, our Brother was an engineer and served with various industrial organizations of our city. He was a man of good habits, conscientious and faithful in his service and one who sought to discharge all of his business and financial obligations to the extent of his ability.

Of quiet and retiring disposition, he loved the seclusion of his home and the companionship of his wife and his books. He was a great reader and possessed an unusually retentive memory.

For several years his health had been giving way, and some months ago he suffered a stroke of paralysis; but more recently there had been improvement in his condition and his loved ones and friends hoped that he might soon regain his accustomed vigor. But last Wednesday he suffered a second stroke, and on Saturday morning about one o'clock (October 17, 1925) peacefully fell asleep. His age ws 63 years, 2 months and 4 days.

He is survived by his faithful and devoted wife; by four brothers, Pleasant F., Esau, Daniel, and Edward Barton; and by two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Bryant and Miss Grace Barton.

Source: Moravian Archives

Note the error in place of birth.

More About ARTEMUS A. BARTON:

Burial: October 19, 1925, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina5
Cause of Death: Paralysis
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. A. A. Barton, wife
Marital status @ death: Married
Occupation 1: worker at Forsyth R. Mill, Arista Mills
Occupation 2: Engineer
Place of death: At home
Religion: Home Moravian Church
Residence 1: 505 Depot St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Residence 2: 317 East 5th St., Winston-Salem at time of death

Notes for CATHERINE AUGUSTA HOPKINS:

I believe she went by Augusta.

More About CATHERINE AUGUSTA HOPKINS:

Burial: April 3, 1934, Salem Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina5
Cause of Death: Arteriosclerosis
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. Moore (Lou Baity Moore?)
Marital status @ death: Widowed
Occupation: domestic
Place of death: Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem
Residence: 517 E. 5th St., Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Source of most info: death certificate

6. ii. ELIZABETH "LIZZIE" BARTON, b. January 1864, North Carolina; d. Bef. October 1925.

7. iii. PLEASANT FRANKLIN BARTON, b. November 9, 1867, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland; d. February 9, 1942, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

iv. ESAU BARTON, b. May 27, 1870, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland5; d. February 21, 1939, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina5.

Notes for ESAU BARTON:

1920 Rockingham Co., NC Census, Leaksville, ED#207, Image 19/53, 17 Jan 1920
Grove St.

137/154 Bromer, Sallie, head, rents, 29, widowed, can read/write
Barton, Carl, boarder, 18, single, can read/write, b.NC, both parents b.NC, labors on the streets, W
Barton, Esau, boarder, 50, single, cannot read/write, b.Maryland, parents b. NC [sic], carder for a woolen mill, W

More About ESAU BARTON:

Burial: February 24, 1939, Salem Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina5
Cause of Death: Hypertensive cardiovascular disease. Arterioscleriosis. Apoplexy.
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. Grace Conrad, sister
Marital status @ death: Never married
Medical Information: Senility is also listed on death certificate. 68 yrs, 8 mos, 24 dys
Occupation: textile worker @ Woolen Mill
Place of death: County Hospital
Residence 1: 453 Elm St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Residence 2: RFD #1, Winston-Salem at time of death
Residence 3: 1920, Grove St., Leaksville, Rockingham Co.6
Source of most info: death certificate

8. v. CASSIE ANNA BARTON, b. September 17, 1871, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland; d. July 31, 1942, Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina.

vi. GRACE BARTON, b. June 15, 1873, Baltimore Co., Maryland7; d. February 9, 1956, Pfafftown, Forsyth Co., North Carolina7; m. JULIUS FERDINAND CONRAD, August 1931; b. November 8, 1860, Bethania, Forsyth Co., North Carolina7; d. March 31, 1936, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina7.

Notes for GRACE BARTON:

MEMOIR OF MRS. GRACE BARTON CONRAD

"It is not death to die,
To leave this weary road,
And midst the brotherhood on high
To be at home with God.

It is not death, to fling
Aside this mortal dust
And rise on strong, exulting wing
To live among the just.

Jesus, Thou Prince of Life
Thy chosen cannot die,
Like Thee, they conquer in the strife,
To reign with Thee on high."

When we come to the funeral hour of one who has lived long and in the weakness of age and health has become inactive, our hearts cannot but feel gratitude that God has called her from infirmity to the higher service of Heaven. For the Christian, death is not an ending, but a new beginning of a life that is richer, fuller, and more blessed than is ever possible here. Thus we contemplate today a victory. Although we sorrow at our earthly parting, we rejoice in the thought of Heaven's reunion when we shall meet again in the presence of the Master.

Our departed sister Mrs. Grace Barton Conrad, was the daughter of Daniel and Mary Jane m.n. Saunders Barton and was born in Baltimore, Maryland on June 5, 1873. At an early age, her family moved to Salem, where our sister was to spend most of the remaining days of her life.

Here she received her education, and here she was brought under the influence of the Home Moravian Church, uniting with its membership by confirmation on May 20, 1888.

She lived a simple life, but one that was marked by service and by devotion to her friends and her family. She was particularly gifted in caring for the sick, and gave service for many years in the Infirmary at Salem College. Following her retirement from this employ, she continued to care for those who were ill in their homes. Her service was always marked by loyalty and a cheerful disposition which endeared her to those who were ill.

Noteworthy in her life was her great love and devotion to her church. She was a regular attendant at its Sunday services and its prayer meetings. She had found great joy in her Sunday School class, having been a member of the Mary A. Fogle Bible Class and later the Bessie Whittington Pfohl Bible Class. She was likewise a devoted member of the Women of the Church and enjoyed the circle meetings, and gave active service in the Lend-A-Hand Circle. Living throughout most of her life within walking distance of her church, it exerted a central influence in all of her activities. She found strength, encouragement, and the constant renewal of her faith in its organizational life. She loved her Savior and demonstrated, by her quiet daily walk, the example of a godly Christian life.

In August of 1931, she was united in marriage with Julius F. Conrad. Theirs was a happy home, but she was saddened five years later by his passing on March 31, 1936.

Our sister then moved her residence to the Belo House where she lived for a number of years until her health failed. She lived for a brief time at the Salem Home until the condition of her health required daily nursing care at a rest home. She had been in very poor health since December, 1955, and was critically ill for three weeks prior to her passing on the afternoon of Friday, February 9, 1956. Although her survivors include no closer relatives than her nieces and nephews, she will be remembered by her many friends and her family for the Christian quality of her life which allowed her to meet trial and illness with a strong and resolute faith.

The memory of her Christian witness can lead us again and again to rejoice with the Apostle Paul and say: "Thanks be unto God who giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ."

Her age was 82 years, eight months, and four days.

Moravian Archives

More About GRACE BARTON:

Burial: February 11, 1956, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina7
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. Harrell V. Pack, niece
Marital status @ death: Widowed
Occupation: health care, worked at the Infirmary at Salem College
Place of death: Countryside Rest Home, Winston-Salem
Religion: Home Moravian Church
Residence 1: 1956, Belo Home, Old Salem
Residence 2: 14 E. West St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Source of most info: death certificate

More About JULIUS FERDINAND CONRAD:

Baptism: November 13, 1860, At the parents' house near Pfafftown
Burial: April 1, 1936, God's Acre, Bethania, Forsyth Co., North Carolina7
Cause of Death: Arteriosclerosis, diabetes mellitus
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. Nannie Southern of Winston-Salem
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: 75 yrs, 4 mos, 26 dys
Occupation: Retired
Place of death: At home
Residence: 448 S. Trade St., Winston-Salem
Source of most info: death certificate

9. vii. DANIEL A. BARTON, b. October 3, 1875, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland; d. July 27, 1942, Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina.

viii. EDWARD BARTON, b. Abt. 1877; d. Aft. February 1942, Nashville, Tennessee?.

Notes for EDWARD BARTON:

When his father, Daniel dies in March 1907, Edward is in Nashville, TN. He is also in Nashville in Feb. 1942 when his brother Pleasant dies. In Artemus's memoir (d. 1925) it is unclear where Edward is as residences are not listed for any of the survivors.

ix. ZACCHEUS BARTON, b. August 10, 1879, Baltimore, Maryland; d. November 30, 1923, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California; m. INGA HANSEN; b. Abt. 1883, Denmark; d. May 20, 1963, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California8.

More About ZACCHEUS BARTON:

Date born 2: August 10, 1881, North Carolina
Burial: December 4, 1923, Inglewood Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angles Co., California
Doc on file: yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. Zach Barton
Marital status @ death: Married
Occupation: Mechanic
Place of death: At home
Residence: 4322 1/2 Halldale Ave., Los Angeles, California
Source of most info: Death certificate

Notes for INGA HANSEN:

Surname Given Name Middle Name Sex Birth Date
BARTON INGA FEMALE
Death Date Birth Place Death Place Social Security # Mother's Maiden Name
20 May 1963 DENMARK LOS ANGELES 562183951 MALBERG
Father's Surname

More About INGA HANSEN:

Burial: May 24, 1963, Inglewood Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. Olga Farrell
Marital status @ death: Widowed
Occupation: Seamstress for a shirt manufacturer
Place of death: Sunny Pines Sanitarium
Residence: 1963, 4306 Halldale Ave., Los Angeles
Social Security Number: 562-18-3951
Source of most info: Death certificate

10. x. RACHEL ELLEN BARTON, b. December 5, 1882, Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. December 8, 1918, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

Generation No. 3

5. WILLIAM HENRY3 BARTON, SR. (LAZARUS2, STEPHEN1) was born October 1854 in Maryland, and died Aft. January 1920. He married (1) HELEN PRITTCHART. She died Bef. June 1900. He married (2) MARY UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1875 in Maryland, and died Unknown.

Notes for WILLIAM HENRY BARTON, SR.:

Wm H Barton pianomkr 214 s Calhoun Baltimore Maryland 1890 (1890 Baltimore City Directory)
1920 Baltimore City Census, ED#326, Image 5/30, 3 Jan 1920
106 Striker St.

40/52 Barton, William, head, owns home free, 64, can read/write, b. MD, both parents b.MD, polisher at piano factory, W
Barton, Mary, wife, 45, can read/write, b. MD
Barton, William, son, 26, single, can read/write, engineer at the dry docks, W
Thiele, Henry, head, rents, 34, can read/write, works for a plumbing co.
Thiele, Kathleen, wife, 32, mother born in VA, can read/write

More About WILLIAM HENRY BARTON, SR.:

Occupation: Piano maker, probably for William Knabe & Co.
Residence 1: 1890, 214 S. Calhoun, Baltimore
Residence 2: 1900, 106 Striker St., Baltimore
Residence 3: 1920, 106 Striker St., Baltimore

Children of WILLIAM BARTON and HELEN PRITTCHART are:

i. MARY E.4 BARTON, b. July 1879, Maryland; d. Unknown.

ii. WILLIAM HENRY BARTON, JR., b. July 7, 1893, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland; d. Unknown; m. GOLDIE CELIA MASON, August 19, 1920; b. July 20, 1891, Fulton Co., Pennsylvania9; d. May 4, 1984, Pennsylvania?.

Notes for WILLIAM HENRY BARTON, JR.:

Name: William Henry Barton
Race: white
Address: 106 S. Stricker St., Baltimore
Birth Place: Baltimore, Maryland.
Birth Date: 07 Jul 1893
Comment: NA 1/16/18 pvt; corp 2/9/18; sgt 8/2/18, 1 San Sqd Camp Beauregard La.; 101 San Sqd 9/3/18, Hon disch 1/28/19

Maryland in the World War 1917-1919; Military and Naval Service Records, Volumes I & II
Serbian
Order of St. Sava

More About WILLIAM HENRY BARTON, JR.:

Military service: World War I
Occupation: 1920, Engineer at the dry docks

Notes for GOLDIE CELIA MASON:

GOLDIE BARTON 20 Jul 1891 May 1984 17201 (Chambersburg, Franklin, Pennsylvania) (none specified) 198-36-5123 Pennsylvania

More About GOLDIE CELIA MASON:

Burial: Unknown, Union Cemetery, Fulton Co., Pennsylvania

6. ELIZABETH "LIZZIE"3 BARTON (DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born January 1864 in North Carolina10, and died Bef. October 1925. She married LAWSHE M. FARLEY December 9, 1897 in Salem, Winston Twp., Forsyth Co., North Carolina11, son of F. FARLEY and SARAH UNKNOWN. He was born February 1862 in Pennsylvania12, and died Unknown.

Notes for ELIZABETH "LIZZIE" BARTON:

Per her brother Artemus's memoir, she is not listed as a survivor so she must have died before him, Oct 1925.

Notes for LAWSHE M. FARLEY:

1900 Forsyth Co. Census, Winston Twp., Salem City, ED#35, Image 29 of 52, 9 Jun 1900
438 Marshall St.

Line 3. Farley, Lawshe M., Head, Feb 1862, 38, married 4 yrs. born in PA, both parents born in PA, foreman at wool mill, can read/write, owns home free
Line 4. Farley, Elizabeth, wife, Jan 1864, 36, married 4 yrs., 2 children/2 living, born in NC, father born in MD, mother born in NC, can read/write
Line 5. Farley, James L., son, Jan 1899, 1, single
Line 6. Farley, William E., son, Mar 1900, 3/12, single
Line 7. Boyd, Flora B., servant, black female, birth date unk., single

More About LAWSHE M. FARLEY:

Occupation: 1900, Foreman at Wool mill
Residence: 1900, 438 Marshall St., Winston Twp., Salem

Children of ELIZABETH BARTON and LAWSHE FARLEY are:

i. JAMES L.4 FARLEY, b. January 25, 1899, North Carolina; d. October 1974, Maryland.

Notes for JAMES L. FARLEY:

JAMES FARLEY 25 Jan 1899 Oct 1974 21207 (Gwynn Oak, Baltimore, Maryland) (none specified) 212-01-9445 Maryland

ii. WILLIAM EARL FARLEY, b. March 13, 1900, North Carolina13; d. June 30, 1900, Salem, Winston Twp., Forsyth Co., North Carolina13.

More About WILLIAM EARL FARLEY:

Burial: Unknown, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina

7. PLEASANT FRANKLIN3 BARTON (DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born November 9, 1867 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland14, and died February 9, 1942 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina14. He married MARY ETTA MOORE March 8, 1891 in Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina15, daughter of JAMES MOORE and MARY WILKINS. She was born October 15, 1866 in Stokes Co., North Carolina16, and died March 12, 1943 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina16.

Notes for PLEASANT FRANKLIN BARTON:

He was a smallish man and very jolly according to Alice Moore Bates. When walking to town he'd go by her house and always reach down into his pocket and give her some money.

1900 Forsyth Co. Census, Winston Twp., Salem City, ED# 35, Image 13 of 52, 6 Jun 1900

530 S. Liberty St.

Line 5. Barton, Pleasant F., head, Nov 1867, 32, married 9 yrs., b.MD, father b.MD, mother b.NC, plasterer, can read/write, rents house
Line 6. Barton, Mary Etta, wife, Oct 1866, 33, married 9 yrs., 2 children/2 living,
Line 7. Barton, Walter Lee, son, May 1892, 8, single,
Line 8. Barton, Mary Etta (sic), dau, Nov 1898, 1, single

More About PLEASANT FRANKLIN BARTON:

Burial: February 10, 1942, Salem Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina16
Cause of Death: Prostate cancer
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mary Etta Barton
Marital status @ death: Married
Occupation: Master Plasterer
Place of death: At home
Religion: Green Street United Methodist Church
Residence 1: 627 Mulberry St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Residence 2: 1900, 530 Liberty St., Salem
Source of most info: death certificate

Notes for MARY ETTA MOORE:

Alice Moore Bates, niece of Mary Etta describes her as a very big woman with big feet. She could cure the thrash according to what Grandma Barton told Mama. She had a way with bees. Every morning she would get up and fry chickens and make biscuits and gravy before the menfolk went off to work.

More About MARY ETTA MOORE:

Burial: March 13, 1943, Salem Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina16
Cause of Death: Cerebral hemorrhage, duration-3 days
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Miss Augusta Moore, sister of deceased
Marital status @ death: Widowed
Occupation: domestic
Place of death: At home
Residence: 627 Mulberry St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Source of most info: death certificate

Children of PLEASANT BARTON and MARY MOORE are:

11. i. WALTER LEE4 BARTON, b. May 15, 1892, Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. April 1973, Charlottesville, Virginia.
12. ii. MARY ELLEN BARTON, b. November 17, 1898, Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. July 4, 1971, Redford, Wayne Co., Michigan.
13. iii. EDMUND FRANKLIN BARTON, b. February 2, 1901, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. October 15, 1983, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.
iv. RUTH ANN BABARTON, b. May 20, 1903, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. May 24, 1903, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.
14. v. THOMAS CALVIN BARTON, b. March 22, 1906, Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. December 4, 1979, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

8. CASSIE ANNA3 BARTON (DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born September 17, 1871 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland, and died July 31, 1942 in Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina. She married JOSEPH RING BRYANT December 11, 1900 in Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina17, son of LEWIS BRYANT and MARY MORRISON. He was born October 10, 1874 in Surry Co., North Carolina?, and died February 1963 in Wilkes Co., North Carolina.

More About CASSIE ANNA BARTON:

Burial: Unknown, Maple Springs United Methodist Church, Ronda, Wilkes Co., North Carolina
Cause of Death: cerebral hemorrhage
Doc on file: yes
Informant on Death Cert.: State Hospital
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: 70 yrs, 7 mos, 14 days
Occupation: Most likely domestic
Place of death: State Hospital in Morganton, North Carolina
Residence: Ronda, Wilkes Co., North Carolina
Source of most info: Death certificate

Notes for JOSEPH RING BRYANT:

JOSEPH BRYANT 10 Oct 1874 Feb 1963 (North Carolina) (none specified) 239-62-8825 North Carolina

More About JOSEPH RING BRYANT:

Residence: Resided in Ronda, Wilkes Co., North Carolina

Children of CASSIE BARTON and JOSEPH BRYANT are:

i. BARTON ELMO4 BRYANT, b. 1901, Ronda, Wilkes Co., North Carolina; d. 1902, Ronda, Wilkes Co., North Carolina.

More About BARTON ELMO BRYANT:

Burial: Unknown, Maple Springs United Methodist Church, Ronda, Wilkes Co., North Carolina

15. ii. ROSAMOND MAY BRYANT

iii. MARY ELLEN BRYANT, b. 1904, Ronda, Wilkes Co., North Carolina; d. 1932, Ronda, Wilkes Co., North Carolina.

More About MARY ELLEN BRYANT:

Burial: Unknown, Maple Springs United Methodist Church, Ronda, Wilkes Co., North Carolina

16. iv. GRACE E. BRYANT, b. January 9, 1908, Wilkes Co., North Carolina; d. October 11, 1988, Greene Co., Ohio.

9. DANIEL A.3 BARTON (DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born October 3, 1875 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland18, and died July 27, 1942 in Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina18. He married MINNIE MAY LIVENGOOD July 13, 1899 in East Salem, Salem Twp., Forsyth Co., North Carolina19, daughter of LUCY JANE LIVENGOOD. She was born September 4, 1879 in Forsyth Co., North Carolina20, and died January 3, 1924 in Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina21.

Notes for DANIEL A. BARTON:

Memoir of Bro. Daniel Barton

Our departed Brother Daniel Barton was a resident of Winston-Salem since 1880. He was born in Baltimore, Maryland on October 3, 1876 and came with his parents Daniel and Mary Jane Barton, m.n. Saunders when they moved to this city four years later, establishing their home on South Trade near Bank Street. It was a large family, six sons and four daughters, Daniel being the fourth son.

He was educated in the public schools of the community, attended the Elm Street Moravian Sunday School almost from the beginning and in his later teens served an apprenticeship at the plasterers trade at which he continued during his entire active life. He acquired great skill in his chosen work and found steady demand for his service.

On July 13, 1899 he was untied in marriage with Miss Minnie May Livengood of this city, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Arthur D. Thaeler, assistant pastor of the Home Church and later pastor of Calvary Church.

To their union were born five daughters and one son all of whom survive both the father and mother.

In his early manhood our Brother united with Calvary Moravian Church and for many years was a regular attendant upon its services and Sunday School. He was also a member of Salem Lodge 289 A. F. and A. M.

After some years of failing health he answered the final summons of God and pass[ed] to his eternal reward on Monday morning July 27, 1942, age 65 years, 9 months and 24 days.

He is survived by his daughters Miss Claude L. Barton and Mrs. Alice Barton Baynes of Winston-Salem, Mrs. T. D. Robbins of Charlotte, Misses Ruby and Margaret Barton of Washington and his son Robert Barton also of Winston-Salem. Of his father's family tree remain, Mrs. Grace Conrad of Winston-Salem, Mrs. Cassie Bryant of Ronda, N. C. and Edward Barton of Nashville, Tenn.

Source: Moravian Archives

1900 Forsyth Co. Census, Winston Twp., Salem City, ED# 35, Image 46 of 52, 15 Jun 1900

746 Poplar St.

Line 69. Barton, Daniel, head, Oct 1876, 23, married 1 yr., b.MD, father b.MD, mother b.NC, plasterer, can read/write, rents house
Line 70. Barton, Minnie, wife, Sep 1880, 19, married 1 yr., no children, can read/write

More About DANIEL A. BARTON:

Burial: Unknown, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina21
Cause of Death: chronic myocarditis
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Hospital records
Marital status @ death: Widowed
Medical Information: senile psychosis 66 yrs, 9 mos
Occupation: Master Plasterer
Place of death: State Hospital in Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina
Religion: Calvery Moravian Church
Residence 1: July 1924, 701 S. Marshall St., Winston-Salem
Residence 2: 1899, 746 Poplar St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Source of most info: death certificate, Moravian Memoir

Notes for MINNIE MAY LIVENGOOD:

Our departed Sister MINNIE MAY BARTON, m.n., Livengood, was born Sept. 4, 1879, in Winston-Salem. Her home was in East Salem, and here she was reared, and attended the services of the Lord's House in the East Salem Chapel. It was in East Salem that she was dedicated to the Lord in Baptism and united with the church upon profession of faith, under the pastorate of Bro. J. F. McCuiston.

On July 13, 1899, our sister was united in marriage with Bro. Daniel Barton. The couple lived for a short time in the house on the corner of Washington Avenue and Popular Street, but soon came to the present home where for many years she has been the faithful mother of this household.

She was a devoted mother to her family and the many duties of the home kept her busily engaged from morning to night. She did not often have opportunity to come to church in late years, but it was evident that the Lord meant a great deal to her in her every-day life. She was always thankful for prayer in the home.

Two years ago, her health began seriously to fail, and about one year ago, after everything possible had been done for her here at home, it was necessary to take her to the State Hospital for treatment. In the last months her mental condition improved greatly but her physical condition grew steadily worse. She passed away January 3, 1924, at 5 p.m., bring[ing] her age to 44 years, 3 months and 29 days.

She leaves her husband, Daniel Barton and her children to mourn her departure: for she did so much for all of them - her life was given in their service. The children in the order of their ages are Miss Claude, Miss Mildred, Robert, Alice, Ruby, Margaret and Hugh. To husband and children may God grant His special comfort and strength and grant them all as a family to live near to Him, their mother's God Who will give them grace sufficient for each day's needs.

Source: Moravian Archives

Marriage license does not list a father for Minnie. Mother is listed as Lucy Livengood. Death certificate does not list any parents.

More About MINNIE MAY LIVENGOOD:

Burial: January 5, 1924, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina21
Cause of Death: chronic intestinal nephritis
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Hospital records
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: Was apparently hospitalized for one year at the State Hospital in Morganton, Burke Co., before dying. Was senility involved? 44 years old
Occupation: Housewife
Place of death: State Hospital in Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina
Residence: 746 Poplar St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Source of most info: death certificate and Moravian Memoir

Children of DANIEL BARTON and MINNIE LIVENGOOD are:

i. CLAUDE L.4 BARTON, b. February 8, 1901, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina21; d. May 15, 1975, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina21; m. UNKNOWN GILBERT; d. Unknown.

More About CLAUDE L. BARTON:

Burial: May 17, 1975, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina21
Cause of Death: Arteriovascular collapse due to coronary, pulmonary and renal failure
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. Alice Baynes, sister
Marital status @ death: divorced
Medical Information: due to ischemic necrosis of the colon. Ruputred aoritc aneurysm resected on 4/28/75. 74 years old
Occupation: bookkeeper for Journal and Sentinel newspaper
Place of death: Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Religion: Home Moravian Church
Residence: 2218 Westfield Ave., Winston-Salem

Source of most info: death certificate

ii. MILDRED V. BARTON, b. March 17, 1903, Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina22; d. February 12, 1972, Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina; m. TALMADGE D. ROBBINS; d. Unknown.

Notes for MILDRED V. BARTON:

Place of Death: , Burke
Place of Residence: Charlotte, Mecklenburg
Institution: Mental Hospital
Date of Death: February 12, 1972
Sex: Female
Race: White
Name: ROBBINS, MILDRED
Age: 68 Years 00 Months 00 Days
Autopsy: Yes
Place of Injury:
Marital Status: Widowed
Attendant: Physician

More About MILDRED V. BARTON:

Burial: February 14, 1972, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina

17. iii. ROBERT ERVIN BARTON, b. August 2, 1906, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. December 7, 1967, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

18. iv. DOROTHY ALICE BARTON, b. February 23, 1909, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. September 27, 1988, Vinton, Roanoke Co., Virginia.

v. RUBY E. BARTON, b. July 1, 1912, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina23; d. December 1979, Virginia?; m. UNKNOWN POTTER.

Notes for RUBY E. BARTON:

RUBY POTTER 01 Jul 1912 Dec 1979 22313 (Alexandria, Alexandria City, Virginia) (none specified) 243-10-8612 North Carolina

vi. MARGARET LOUISE BARTON, b. November 26, 1915, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina23; d. April 5, 1984, Jacksonville, Onslow Co., North Carolina.

More About MARGARET LOUISE BARTON:

vii. HUGH DANIEL BARTON, b. April 3, 1918, Forsyth Co., North Carolina24; d. July 23, 1924, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina24.

Notes for HUGH DANIEL BARTON:

Source: Certificate of Death, North Carolina

More About HUGH DANIEL BARTON:

Burial: July 23, 1924, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina24
Cause of Death: Diptheria
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Daniel Barton, father
Marital status @ death: Never married
Medical Information: 6 yrs, 3 mos, 20 dys
Occupation: None
Residence: 701 S. Marshall St., Winston-Salem
Source of most info: death certificate

10. RACHEL ELLEN3 BARTON (DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born December 5, 1882 in Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina24, and died December 8, 1918 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina24. She married JULIAN ARCASTUS STITH December 12, 1907 in Forsyth Co., North Carolina25, son of JULIUS STITH and OCTAVIA WILSON. He was born March 6, 1880 in North Carolina26, and died June 25, 1953 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina26.

Notes for RACHEL ELLEN BARTON:

Rachel's Memoir from the Moravian Archives, Winston-Salem, NC

What is a mother's love?
A noble, pure and tender flame,
Enkindled from above,
To bless a heart of earthly mold;
The warmest lvoe that ne'er grows cold-
This is a mother's love

No words suggest themselves with equal appropriateness for the opening of these this tender memoir to a devoted mother, as these beautiful lines of Montgomery. Our sister was a loving and faithful wife and a staunch and true friend, but excepting these she was a devoted and consecrated mother.

Sister Rachel Ellen Stith was born in Winston-Salem on December 5th., 1882, youngest of the children of the late Bro. Daniel Barton and his wife Mary m.n. Saunders.

She was educated in the schools of the city and graduated from the Salem Academy and College, including music in her course of study, and developing a voice of rich quality and promise.

On April 7th., 1895, she made public profession of her faith in Christ as her Saviour and was baptized in the Home Moravian Church, continuing faithful in her membership interest there until her death.

After graduation she spent some years in the service of the home, assisting her aging mother with the many household duties, and finding time, too, for impor(?) choir and Sunday School service in connection with Christ Moravian Church.

On December 12th., 1907, she was happily married to Mr. Julian A. Stith of this city and for the first few years of their married life they resided in North Winston. But some five years ago they removed to their attractive and newly-built home on South Church Street. Into their home, God was pleased to give four children, two sons and two daughters, and it was primarily on their account that the change of residence was made, for it was the mother's wish to bring them up in the shadow of her church and to have them profit by the careful instruction in the Sunday School which had brought such blessing into her life.

The course of the home life of our sister was much like that of the average home. There were dark, shadow days when there was severe and protracted illness; there were bright and happy days when all were well. But withal it was a happy home. She rejoiced in the kindness of her husband and the love of her children. She had already proved herself to be a mother of the old school who sought to give her children Christian training and lessons of obedience and parental direction were beginning to tell on the character of her children. And in this she was sympathetically aided by her husband.

Last week, the children became ill with the widely prevailing epidemic of influenza and a few days later the mother herself was stricken down. She was not in condition to withstand the ravages of disease and in a short while it was known that her condition was serious. Loved ones and friends rendered every ? possible, physicians and nurses die their best. Both in private and in public service her case was brought before the Lord, that if consistent with His will, her life might be spared. In His infinite wisdom and never-failing love He willed otherwise and on the morning of December 8th., 1918, about 4:30 o'clock, she feel asleep in Jesus. Her age was 36 years and 3 days.

She is survived by her sorely bereaved husband and four children.

More About RACHEL ELLEN BARTON:

Burial: December 9, 1918, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina26
Cause of Death: Pneumonia caused by influenza
Doc on file: Yes
Graduation: Salem Academy and College
Informant on Death Cert.: F. A. Stith
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: 36 years old
Occupation: Employed by Cotton Mill in younger years
Place of death: At home
Residence 1: 1918, 807 S. Church, Winston-Salem
Residence 2: 453 Elm St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Source of most info: death certificate and Moravian Memoir

Notes for JULIAN ARCASTUS STITH:

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Surname Given Name Company Postoffice Regt Batt Rank Enrollment

Stith Julian A. C Winston, N. C. First Regiment Private ---

"Julian, the second son of Julius B. and Octavia Wilson Stith, was born in 1883. He moved with his father, mother, brothers Tim and Frank, and sister Orilla to Winston-Salem in 1896. In that same year their mother died.

At the age of 17, he joined the army to fight in the Spanish-American War although he was under-age. He became a captain and remained in the army throughout the war.

Subsequently their father returned to Eastern Carolina, but the four children remained in Winston-Salem.

Julian owned a number of businesses at one time or another. Among them was the Smokers Den on the Court House Square where the influential businessmen of the village gathered from smokes, soft drinks, and conversation. Other businesses that he either owned or managed were a resort hotel with horseback riding trails, a wrestling arena in Greensboro, a shoe store, and a drug store. In some of these businesses, his brother Tim was his partner.

Julian owned one of the first touring cars in Winston-Salem. He drove his family on the dusty roads to Eastern Carolina to visit relatives, wearing the fashionable dusters and caps with goggles:

Julian was twice married. By his first wife, Rachel Barton, there were four children who gave them five grandchildren.

(Their first-born son was Wilbur, born in 1909 when they were living on Church Street in Old Salem, just below the College.)

Wilbur made a career of the Navy and during World War II was a Chief Petty Officer in naval hospitals, serving in an administrative capacity. He saw service all over the world.

He was in Pearl Harbor during the Japanese bombing on December 17, 1944 (sic). He was one of the fortunate ones who escaped uninjured. After the war, he brought home many souvenirs of the war including the fabric for the tail of a Japanese plane with the rising sun on it.

Had Wilbur lived, he could have supplied us with much Stith data. He was quite interested in his heritage. In his travels, the first thing he did when he arrived in a town was to look in the telephone directory and call any Stiths he found there. He probably met with a wide variety of reactions, but that never deterred him. Unfortunately all the information he accumulated has been lost.

After his retirement, Wilbur lived in Florida for a few years. While there, he was instrumental in starting a Moravian Church in Boca Raton.

Octavia, the oldest daughter had several careers. At one time she was manager of a downtown restaurant. Later, she became a laboratory technician. And, of course she was a super mom. She and her husband, Sam Minor, had one son, Richard, who became a teacher as is his wife. The have two beautiful daughters, Heather and April.

Jeanette, the second daughter of Julian and Rachel, was active in her husband's construction business. Later, she worked with her cousin Carl Barnes as a secretary in his interior-design and antique business. She too, had one son and one grandchild.

Alvin, the second son, spent most of his life in sales and in highway construction. He lost his life in an accident when he was managing a project.

Julian Stith's second wife was Nancy Barnes. Before her marriage she had a successful career as a secretary at R. J. Reynolds. As a wife and mother she was equally successful. She never showed an preference between her husband's children by his first wife and her own children. They were so young when their natural mother died, that to them, Nancy was their mother. Everyone in the Stith family loved her dearly.

She and Julian had two sons, Julian and Harold. They were both in the Air Force during World War II. They married lovely girls and gave their parents six lovely grandchildren. Julian had a successful service station and garage."

***From a family history given to me by Van Paxton. Author unknown

More About JULIAN ARCASTUS STITH:

Burial: June 27, 1953, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina26
Cause of Death: cerebral hemorrhage,
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. J. A. Stith, second wife
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: 73 years old
Military service: Spanish-American War
Occupation: Assistant manager of the Elks Lodge
Place of death: At home
Religion: Home Moravian Church
Residence 1: 1918, 807 S. Church, Winston-Salem
Residence 2: 1953, 1609 N. Liberty St., Winston-Salem

Source of most info: death certificate

Children of RACHEL BARTON and JULIAN STITH are:

i. WILBUR BARTON4 STITH, b. February 23, 1909, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. July 30, 1972, Miami, Florida.

Notes for WILBUR BARTON STITH:

Per Van Paxton, Wilbur was a bachelor most of his life and lived in Florida. He married very late in life.

WILBUR STITH 23 Feb 1909 Jul 1972 (not specified) (none specified) 239-44-9357 North Carolina

We think that he died in Miami, Dade Co., Florida, but I have not been able to verify this with the Florida death database at Ancestry.com. The date of July 30, 1972 comes from Van Paxton.

"(Their first-born son was Wilbur, born in 1909 when they were living on Church Street in Old Salem, just below the College.)

Wilbur made a career of the Navy and during World War II was a Chief Petty Officer in naval hospitals, serving in an administrative capacity. He saw service all over the world.

After his retirement, Wilbur lived in Florida for a few years. While there, he was instrumental in starting a Moravian Church in Boca Raton."

***Excerpt from a family history given to me by Van Paxton. Author unknown

More About WILBUR BARTON STITH:

Military service: United States Navy. Chief Petty Officer. Was stationed at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941

19. ii. MARY OCTAVIA STITH, b. January 11, 1910, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. June 25, 1978, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

20. iii. JULIUS ALVIN STITH, b. September 3, 1913, North Carolina; d. November 4, 1958, Hillsborough, Florida.

21. iv. KATHERINE JEANETTE STITH, b. September 7, 1915, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. October 4, 2001, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

11. WALTER LEE4 BARTON (PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born May 15, 1892 in Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina, and died April 1973 in Charlottesville, Virginia27. He married (1) BLANCHE ESTELLE MYERS November 22, 1912 in Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina28, daughter of RUFUS MYERS and FLORA THOMAS. She was born July 17, 1894 in North Carolina, and died February 22, 1986 in DeLand, Volusia Co., Florida. He married (2) LENA M. MARRS Abt. 1942 in Virginia. She was born October 3, 1905 in Virginia29, and died December 1972 in Charlottesville, Virginia.

More About WALTER LEE BARTON:

Occupation 1: Master Plasterer. Worked for E. Mitchell Plastering Co., Greensboro
Occupation 2: worked at Arista Mill at age 12 or so
Residence 1: 1900, 350 Liberty St., Salem
Residence 2: 1935, 627 Mulberry St., Winston-Salem
Residence 3: Bet. 1942 - 1946, Charlottesville, Virginia
Residence 4: Bet. 1942 - 1946, Newport News, Virginia

More About BLANCHE ESTELLE MYERS:

Burial: Unknown, Forsyth Memorial Park, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Cause of Death: sudden death, due to ASHD and CHF
Doc on file: yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Dorothy Kirkman, daughter
Marital status @ death: Certificate lists her as "widowed"
Medical Information: 91 years old
Occupation: Homemaker
Place of death: At home
Residence: 1881 Pine Street, DeLand
Source of most info: Death certificate

Notes for LENA M. MARRS:

LENA BARTON 03 Oct 1905 Dec 1972 22902 (Charlottesville, Charlottesville City, VA) (none specified) 227-92-3987 Virginia

Children of WALTER BARTON and BLANCHE MYERS are:

22. i. DOROTHY LEE5 BARTON, b. March 9, 1914, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. June 18, 1996, Sanford, Seminole Co., Florida.

23. ii. EVELYN JEANETTE BARTON

24. iii. JOHN STEDMAN BARTON, SR., b. August 11, 1917, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. December 29, 1992, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

25. iv. JAMES FRANKLIN BARTON, b. May 3, 1920, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. December 24, 1974, DeLand, Volusia Co., Florida.

v. FLORA ETTA BARTON, b. December 5, 1922, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina30; d. May 16, 1924, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina30.

More About FLORA ETTA BARTON:

Burial: May 17, 1924, Salem Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina30
Cause of Death: Ileo colitis
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: W. L. Barton, father
Marital status @ death: Never married
Medical Information: 1 yr, 5 mos, 9 dys
Occupation: None
Place of death: City Memorial Hospital, Winston-Salem
Residence: 1924, 309 S. Broad St., Winston-Salem
Source of most info: death certificate

Child of WALTER BARTON and LENA MARRS is:

26. vi. BERTHA MAY5 BARTON

12. MARY ELLEN4 BARTON (PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born November 17, 1898 in Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina31, and died July 4, 1971 in Redford, Wayne Co., Michigan31. She married (1) CHARLES EDGAR SPAINHOUR December 24, 1919 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina32, son of HENRY SPAINHOUR and SARAH VOGLER. He was born December 25, 1896 in Cherry Lane, Allegheny Co., North Carolina33, and died September 1978 in Keefeton, Muskogee Co., Oklahoma33. She married (2) ELIAS MCCRORY October 20, 1934 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina34, son of FRANK MCCRORY and MARY UNKNOWN. He was born December 15, 1875 in Michigan?, and died April 1963.

Notes for CHARLES EDGAR SPAINHOUR:

Served as a Sergeant in the Army during WWI.

More About CHARLES EDGAR SPAINHOUR:

Military service: WWI
Occupation: Policeman in Oklahoma City

Notes for ELIAS MCCRORY:

Residence at death was in South Lyon, Oakland County, MI. He must have been in a hospital in Ann Arbor. I think this is the probable husband of Mary Ellen just going by date of birth, last name and place of residence.

ELIAS MCCRORY Request Information (SS-5)

Residence: Michigan
Born 15 Dec 1875 Last Benefit:
Died Apr 1963 Issued: MI (Before 1951)

Children of MARY BARTON and CHARLES SPAINHOUR are:

27. i. FRANCIS WARFIELD5 SPAINHOUR, b. February 16, 1920, Michigan; d. December 9, 1970, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

28. ii. CHARLES BARTON SPAINHOUR, SR., b. April 15, 1921, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. October 6, 1983, Royal Oak, Oakland Co., Michigan.

13. EDMUND FRANKLIN4 BARTON (PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born February 2, 1901 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina, and died October 15, 1983 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina. He married DAPHNE ADELINE HARTNESS February 20, 1932. She was born September 8, 1901 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina, and died September 28, 1993 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

More About EDMUND FRANKLIN BARTON:

Burial: Unknown, Salem Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina

More About DAPHNE ADELINE HARTNESS:

Burial: Unknown, Salem Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina

Child of EDMUND BARTON and DAPHNE HARTNESS is:

i. WILLIAM FRANKLIN5 BARTON m. (1) JO ANNE FOWLER; m. (2) BARBARA JEANETTE WELKER.

14. THOMAS CALVIN4 BARTON (PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born March 22, 1906 in Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina35, and died December 4, 1979 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina35. He married (1) HAZEL LOUISE THOMPSON November 21, 1931 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina36, daughter of UNKNOWN and AMELIA THOMPSON. She was born November 8, 1905 in Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina37, and died February 5, 1968 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina37. He married (2) MAIDA CRYSTAL EPPERLEY, daughter of ROSCOE EPPERLEY and MARY WILLS.

More About THOMAS CALVIN BARTON:

Burial: December 12, 1979, Woodland Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina37
Cause of Death: Cardiac arrest, severe mitral regurgitation for 18 months
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Maida E. Barton, second wife
Marital status @ death: Married
Occupation: Head of Machinery Maintenance at R.J.R. Tobacco Co.
Place of death: At home
Religion: Green Street United Methodist Church
Residence: 627 Mulberry St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina

Notes for HAZEL LOUISE THOMPSON:

Death certificate lists father as "Unknown" and mother as "Amelia Thompson"
Hazel worked at RJR before marrying Tom Barton. That is most likely where they met.

More About HAZEL LOUISE THOMPSON:

Burial: February 7, 1968, Woodland Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina37
Cause of Death: Small bowel obstruction, chronic due to mestastic carcinoma
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Thomas C. Barton, husband
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: Started out with breast cancer, 62 years old
Occupation: domestic
Place of death: At home
Religion: Green Street United Methodist Church
Residence: 627 Mulberry St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Source of most info: death certificate

Children of THOMAS BARTON and HAZEL THOMPSON are:

29. i. JOE DAVID5 BARTON
30. ii. SARA JANE ELIZABETH BARTON, b. August 29, 1936, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. April 14, 2002, Clemmons, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.
31. iii. SYLVIA LOUISE BARTON

15. ROSAMOND MAY4 BRYANT (CASSIE ANNA3 BARTON, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1). She married JOSEPH W. HILL, son of S. HILL and SALLIE UNKNOWN. He was born Abt. 1904 in Preston, Virginia?, and died Unknown.

Notes for JOSEPH W. HILL:

JOSEPH HILL 23 Apr 1904 Feb 1978 24112 (Martinsville, Martinsville City, Virginia) 24112 (Martinsville, Martinsville City, Virginia) 226-10-9069 Virginia

Children of ROSAMOND BRYANT and JOSEPH HILL are:

i. ALFRED5 HILL
ii. JANE HILL

16. GRACE E.4 BRYANT (CASSIE ANNA3 BARTON, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born January 9, 1908 in Wilkes Co., North Carolina, and died October 11, 1988 in Greene Co., Ohio. She married UNKNOWN BAUGUESS.

Notes for GRACE E. BRYANT:

GRACE E BAUGESS 09 Jan 1908 11 Oct 1988 45424 (Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio) (none specified) 282-44-2863 Ohio

Bauguess, Grace E

Death Date: 11 October 1988 Place of Death: Greene County
Residence: Montgomery County Gender: 2
Race: White Age: 80 Years
Marital Status: Married Death Certified by: Physician
Work Injury: Autopsy: Yes - Used for certification
Birth Date: 09 January 1908 Birth State: North Carolina
Certificate: 076195 Volume: 27457
Place of Accident: (Home) Origin: Irish

Children of GRACE BRYANT and UNKNOWN BAUGUESS are:

i. ROSEMARY5 BAUGUESS
ii. JAMES BAUGUESS

17. ROBERT ERVIN4 BARTON (DANIEL A.3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born August 2, 1906 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina37, and died December 7, 1967 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina37. He married EULA ELIZABETH ALLEN December 24, 1927 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina38, daughter of JOEL ALLEN and ANNA COSSEL. She was born August 11, 1908 in Stokes Co., North Carolina, and died June 18, 1997 in Edenton, Chowan Co., North Carolina.

Notes for ROBERT ERVIN BARTON:

THE MEMOIR OF BRO. ROBERT ERVIN BARTON

As we gather today to mark the translation of our brother to the Church Triumphant, we are still stunned at his sudden departure from our midst. Yet, believing in a Divine Wisdom and a loving, purposeful plan for every life committed to our Master, we yield him to the Lord in Whom he has his being. Deeper thoughts cause us to rejoice in the fact that he was spared suffering and lengthy inactivity.

As we come today to remember the qualities of Christian character which marked his life, we meet in the assurance that our brother has now entered into the Life Triumphant in the more immediate presence of his Lord. May the memory of his life among us remind us of the deeper joys which await all believers in the Heavenly Kingdom.

Our departed brother, Robert Ervin Barton, was the son of Daniel and Minnie May Livengood Barton and was born in Winston-Salem on August 2, 1906. The son of a Christian home, he was presented to the Lord in baptism by his parents in infancy at the Home Moravian Church. He confirmed his baptismal covenant on Palm Sunday, April 13, 1919, in his thirteenth year. His confirmation text was the assuring promise from the 41st chapter of Isaiah, verse 10:

"Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed;

for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will

help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of

my righteousness."

He received his early education at the Salem Boys' School and was graduated from the public schools of the community.

On December 24, 1927, he was united in marriage with Miss Eva (sic) Elizabeth Allen. Their union was blessed of God by the birth of two daughters. Carefully he and his wife brought their children into active association with the Home Moravian Church and its program of Christian nurture.

Upon graduation from high school, our brother had begun an association with the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company that was to continue through the remaining 44 years of his life. His faithful service had been rewarded as he had worked his way through the ranks to become office manager in the sales department. A man of outgoing friendliness and cheerfulness, he was beloved by his associates in business.

Prior to his marriage, he became a member of the Knights of Pythias and through the years had been active in all phases of Lodge work, holding numerous offices, and serving as secretary-treasurer of the Winston-Salem group for some 20 years.

As one who had loved the Home Moravian Church since earliest childhood, our brother had been active in the Men's Bible Class, served for a number of years on the Board of Ushers, and joined his family in worship services. The great love of his life had been the Band work of the Moravian Church. He was a member of the Salem Band and enjoyed the concert schedule each summer. He played with the Church Band to announce the festival occasions of the congregation. His singular devotion to the Easter Band is indicated by the fact that he had not missed playing in a single Sunrise Service since he was nine years of age until last Easter, when he was ill.

He had also been a loyal member of the American Legion Band for many years and had traveled to distant cities to participate in their conventions.

Always a man of vigor and of faithfulness to the responsibilities of his work and his family, his illness came suddenly and unexpectedly at the beginning of a new day of work. His Lord's call to join the ranks of the Church Triumphant came at 9:00 o'clock on Thursday, December 7, 1967, shortly after his arrival at the hospital. Though his family and friends sorrow at the suddenness of his departure from us, we affirm our faith in the Master whom he served, the One in whom we live and move and have our being, who has adjudged his earthly labors to be complete.

Our brother's age was 61 years, 4 months, and 5 days.

He is survived by his devoted wife with whom he had shared almost 40 years of happy marriage; by two daughters, Miss Judith Barton of Winston-Salem and Mrs. Robert Harris of Clinton, N.C.; by two grandchildren; by five sisters, Mrs. Claude Gilbert, Mrs. Alice Baynes, and Miss Margaret Barton of Winston-Salem, by Mrs. Mildred Robbins of Charlotte and Mrs. Ruby Potter of Alexandria, Virginia; and by a host of friends.

Source: Moravian Archives

*Note: Robert played the French horn

More About ROBERT ERVIN BARTON:

Burial: December 9, 1967, Forsyth Memorial Park, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina39
Cause of Death: Coronary Occlusion
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. R. E. Barton, wife
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: 61 years old
Occupation: Office manager at R.J.R. Tobacco Company
Place of death: Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Religion: Home Moravian Church
Residence: 237 N. Sunset Drive, Winston-Salem

Source of most info: death certificate

More About EULA ELIZABETH ALLEN:

Burial: Unknown, Forsyth Memorial Park, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina

Children of ROBERT BARTON and EULA ALLEN are:

32. i. BETSY ANN5 BARTON, b. March 24, 1929, Forsyth Co., North Carolina; d. September 26, 1984, Durham, Durham Co., North Carolina.

ii. JUDITH A. BARTON

18. DOROTHY ALICE4 BARTON (DANIEL A.3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born February 23, 1909 in Forsyth Co., North Carolina40, and died September 27, 1988 in Vinton, Roanoke Co., Virginia. She married ARTHUR RAINEY BAYNES June 16, 1928 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina41, son of F. BAYNES and ANNIE UNKNOWN. He was born December 16, 1908 in North Carolina42, and died April 20, 1984 in Reidsville, Rockingham Co., North Carolina42.

Notes for DOROTHY ALICE BARTON:

ALICE BAYNES 23 Feb 1909 27 Sep 1988 24179 (Vinton, Roanoke, Virginia) (none specified) 244-38-8017 North Carolina

Notes for ARTHUR RAINEY BAYNES:

In 1954 at the time of Barbara Jean's marriage, he was living in Norfolk, Virginia and Alice was in Winston-Salem per Barbara's wedding license.

BAYNES, ARTHUR RAINEY

Death Date: 20 April 1984 Gender: Male
Place of Death: Reidsville, Rockingham, North Carolina Race: White
Residence: Reidsville, Rockingham, North Carolina Age: 75 Years
Autopsy: No Marital Status: Married
Hospital: General Hospital Bed Code: 50-99 Beds
Attendant: Physician Burial: Burial in state
Birth Date: 16 December 1908 State of Birth: North Carolina
Father: BAYNES Place of Injury

Child of DOROTHY BARTON and ARTHUR BAYNES is:

i. BARBARA JEAN5 BAYNES m. WILLIAM FRANCIS WESTON b. June 18, 1928, North Carolina; d. June 22, 1995, Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina.

Notes for WILLIAM FRANCIS WESTON:

William's death record in the North Carolina Death Database says he was never married. Maybe marriage was annulled?? He died in the State Mental Hospital in Morganton.

19. MARY OCTAVIA4 STITH (RACHEL ELLEN3 BARTON, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born January 11, 1910 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina43, and died June 25, 1978 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina43. She married SAMUEL ROBERT MINOR February 3, 1944. He was born April 20, 1912, and died March 7, 1993 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina.

Notes for MARY OCTAVIA STITH:

OCTAVIA MINOR 11 Jan 1910 Jun 1978 27103 (Winston Salem, Forsyth, NC) 27103 (Winston Salem, Forsyth, NC) 243-10-8850 North Carolina

Name: MINOR, MARY OCTAVIA
Death Date: June 25, 1978
Sex: Female
Race: White
Age: 68 Years
Place of Death: Winston-Salem, Forsyth, North Carolina
Place of Residence: Winston-Salem, Forsyth, North Carolina
Hospital: General Hospital
Bed Code: 100 Beds & Over
Marital Status: Married
Attendant: Physician
Burial: Burial in state
Birth Date: January 11, 1910
State of Birth: North Carolina
Social Security Number: 243108850

"Octavia, the oldest daughter had several careers. At one time she was manager of a downtown restaurant. Later, she became a laboratory technician. And, of course she was a super mom. She and her husband, Sam Minor, had one son, Richard, who became a teacher as is his wife. The have two beautiful daughters, Heather and April."

***Excerpt from a family history given to me by Van Paxton. Author unknown

More About MARY OCTAVIA STITH:

Burial: June 27, 1978, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Cause of Death: Acute myocardial infarction
Doc on file: yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mr. Samuel R. Minor
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: due to coronary heart disease and hypertension 68 years old
Occupation: Lab technician, medical
Place of death: DOA, Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Residence: 225 B. Magnolia St., Winston-Salem
Social Security Number: 243-10-8850
Source of most info: Death certificate

Notes for SAMUEL ROBERT MINOR:

SAMUEL MINOR 20 Apr 1912 07 Mar 1993 27106 (Winston Salem, Forsyth, NC) (none specified) 243-09-5169 North Carolina

Name: MINOR, SAMUEL ROBERT

Date of Birth: April 20, 1912
Death Date: March 07, 1993
Sex: Male
Race: White
Age: 80 Years
Place of Occurance: Winston-Salem, Forsyth, North Carolina
Place of Residence: Winston-Salem. Forsyth, North Carolina
Autopsy: No
Hospital: Nursing and Rest Homes
Marital Status: Married
Attendant: Physician
Mode of Burial: Burial in state
State of Birth: North Carolina
Social Security Number: 243095169
Fathers Surname: MINOR

Child of MARY STITH and SAMUEL MINOR is:

33. i. RICHARD GRAY5 MINOR

20. JULIUS ALVIN4 STITH (RACHEL ELLEN3 BARTON, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born September 3, 1913 in North Carolina, and died November 4, 1958 in Hillsborough, Florida44. He married MARGARET NANCY GIBSON 1934, daughter of EDWARD GIBSON and RUTH ALLEN. She was born August 5, 1912 in North Carolina45, and died September 23, 1969 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina45.

Notes for JULIUS ALVIN STITH:

Florida Death Index 1877-1998

Name: Julius Alvin Stith

Volume: 2007
Certificate: 38931
Place: Hillsborough
Race: W
Gender: M
Death Date: Nov 1958

"Alvin, the second son, spent most of his life in sales and in highway construction. He lost his life in an accident when he was managing a project."

***Excerpt from a family history given to me by Van Paxton. Author unknown

More About JULIUS ALVIN STITH:

Date born 2: September 3, 1911, North Carolina46
Burial: Unknown, Salem Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina

More About MARGARET NANCY GIBSON:

Burial: September 25, 1969, Forsyth Memorial Park, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Cause of Death: respiratory arrest
Doc on file: yes
Informant on Death Cert.: E. W. Gibson, 4210 Shamel St., W-S
Marital status @ death: Widowed
Occupation: Housewife
Place of death: North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Residence: 218 Marvin Blvd., Winston-Salem

Source of most info: Death certificate

Children of JULIUS STITH and MARGARET GIBSON are:

i. NANCY RUTH5 STITH

34. ii. RACHEL ANN STITH, b. March 14, 1938; d. 1972.

21. KATHERINE JEANETTE4 STITH (RACHEL ELLEN3 BARTON, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born September 7, 1915 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina, and died October 4, 2001 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina. She married HARRELL VANCE PACK December 24, 1938 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina47, son of JOHN PACK and LILLIE MICKEY. He was born November 9, 1915 in Forsyth Co., North Carolina48, and died September 26, 1994 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina48.

Notes for KATHERINE JEANETTE STITH:

PACK

Mrs. Katherine Jeanette Pack, 86, of Winston-Salem died Thursday, Oct. 4, 2001. Mrs. Pack was born Sept. 7, 1915, in Winston-Salem to Julian Arcastus and Rachel Ellen Stith. She was employed by Carl Barnes Interior Decorators until her retirement. Mrs. Pack was a lifelong member of Fairview Moravian Church. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Harriet Ellen Pack; a sister, Mary Octavia Stith; and two brothers, Wilbur Barton Stith and Julius Alvin Stith. Surviving are her son, Van Gregory Paxton and wife Kathryn Anne; a grandson, Ian Graham Paxton; and two brothers, Julias Bromlee Stith and Harold Edward Stith. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, at Fairview Moravian Church. The family will receive friends immediately following the service, in the parlor. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Fairview Moravian Church, 6550 Silas Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27106.

"Jeanette, the second daughter of Julian and Rachel, was active in her husband's construction business. Later, she worked with her cousin Carl Barnes as a secretary in his interior-design and antique business. She too, had one son and one grandchild."

***Excerpt from a family history given to me by Van Paxton. Author unknown

More About KATHERINE JEANETTE STITH:

Marital status @ death: Divorced
Medical Information: Alzheimer's disease, fell and broke her hip 10 Sep 2001
Occupation: Carl Barnes Interior Decorators
Religion: lifelong member of Fairview Moravian Church

More About HARRELL VANCE PACK:

Cause of Death: Acute myocardial infarction
Cremation: Vogler & Sons Crematory, Clemmons, North Carolina
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. Loretta Senter
Marital status @ death: Divorced
Medical Information: 78 yrs old
Military service: United States Navy
Occupation: Real estate broker
Place of death: Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Residence: 4647 Old Rural Hall Rd, Winston-Salem

Source of most info: death certificate

Children of KATHERINE STITH and HARRELL PACK are:

i. HARRIETTE ELLEN5 PACK, b. July 21, 1944, Forsyth Co., North Carolina49; d. October 10, 1945, Old Town Twp., Forsyth Co., North Carolina49.

More About HARRIETTE ELLEN PACK:

Burial: October 11, 1945, God's Acre, Old Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Cause of Death: broncular pneumonia
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. V. H. Pack
Medical Information: 1 year, 2 months, 19 days old
Place of death: At home
Residence: Rural Hall Rd., RFD 7, Winston-Salem

Source of most info: death certificate

35. ii. VANCE GREGORY PAXTON

Generation No. 5

22. DOROTHY LEE5 BARTON (WALTER LEE4, PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born March 9, 1914 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina, and died June 18, 1996 in Sanford, Seminole Co., Florida. She married (1) FRANCIS KERNER KIMEL, SR. November 29, 1931 in Martinsville, Virginia, son of WALTER KIMEL and CARRIE DISHER. He was born November 26, 1911 in North Carolina50, and died June 26, 1970 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina50. She married (2) VICTOR EUGENE KIRKMAN October 7, 1938 in Danville, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia, son of WILLIAM KIRKMAN and ADDIE HEDGECOCK. He was born October 2, 1910 in Kernersville, Forsyth Co., North Carolina, and died January 18, 1982 in Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., Florida.

More About DOROTHY LEE BARTON:

Burial: Unknown, DeLand Memorial Gardens, Volusia Co., Florida
Cause of Death: heart disease
Occupation: Seamstress for a clothing manufacturer
Residence 1: 9085 Poplar St., Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Residence 2: 1996, 1881 Pine St., Deland

Notes for FRANCIS KERNER KIMEL, SR.:

Place of Death: Winston-Salem, Forsyth
Place of Residence: , Forsyth
Institution: Home
Date of Death: June 26, 1970
Sex: Male
Race: White
Name: KIMEL, FRANCIS
Age: 58 Years 00 Months 00 Days
Autopsy: No
Place of Injury:
Marital Status: Married
Attendant: Medical Examiner

More About FRANCIS KERNER KIMEL, SR.:

Burial: June 27, 1970, Oak Summit United Methodist Church, Forsyth Co., North Carolina50
Cause of Death: cardiac arrest, acute coronary occlusion
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. Francis K. Kimel, Sr., 119 Morgan Road, W-S
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: 58 yrs old.
Occupation: Carpenter for a lumber company
Place of death: Forsyth Memorial Hospital, DOA
Residence: 4762 Baux Mountain Rd., Winston-Salem

Source of most info: death certificate

More About VICTOR EUGENE KIRKMAN:

Burial: Unknown, DeLand Memorial Gardens, Volusia Co., Florida
Occupation: Dupont

Child of DOROTHY BARTON and FRANCIS KIMEL is:

36. i. FRANCIS KERNER6 KIMEL, JR.

23. EVELYN JEANETTE5 BARTON (WALTER LEE4, PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1). She married AVERY EDWARD BECK, son of ISAIAH BECK and MARY BURKHART. He was born January 11, 1914 in Davidson Co., North Carolina51, and died September 22, 2000 in Lexington, Davidson Co., North Carolina51.

Notes for AVERY EDWARD BECK:

Obituary for Avery Edward Beck, from the "The Dispatch", Lexington, North Carolina
Avery Edward Beck, 86, of Young Drive, died Friday, Sept. 22, 2000, at his home.

The funeral will be Sunday at 3 p.m. at Forest Hill Memorial Park Mausoleum Chapel by the Rev. A.C. Brock. Burial will follow.

Mr. Beck was born Jan. 11, 1914, in Davidson County to Isaiah Beck and Jane Burkhart Beck. He retired as a golf professional with Whispering Pines Country Club in Whispering Pines and was a member of the PGA. Mr. Beck was a member of the Bethany United Methodist Church.

Surviving are his wife, Evelyn Barton Beck of the home; a daughter, Anita Beck of Wake Forest; a son, Larry Beck of Lexington; two grandchildren, Larry Eugene Beck Jr. of Lexington and Amy Burgoyne of Richmond, Virginia.; one great-grandson, Jack Burgoyne of Richmond, Virginia.; and three sisters, Beulah Harris of Richmond, Virginia., Thelma Farlow of Archdale and Lois Leonard of Lexington.

Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association, Inc., Triad N.C. Chapter, P.O. Box 15622, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27113 or the American Heart Association, Davidson County Division, c/o Teresa Coble, 239 Homestead Drive, Lexington, N.C. 27292.

Piedmont Funeral Home is serving the Beck family.

More About AVERY EDWARD BECK:

Burial: Unknown, Forest Hill Memorial Park Mausoleum Chapel, Lexington, Davidson Co., North Carolina
Occupation: Professional golfer, member of the PGA
Residence: Lexington, Davidson Co., North Carolina

Children of EVELYN BARTON and AVERY BECK are:

37. i. ANITA JANET6 BECK
38. ii. LARRY EUGENE BECK

24. JOHN STEDMAN5 BARTON, SR. (WALTER LEE4, PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born August 11, 1917 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina52, and died December 29, 1992 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina52. He married MARTHA SUE KELMAN, daughter of WILLIAM KELMAN and LESLIE UNKNOWN.

Notes for JOHN STEDMAN BARTON, SR.:

John fought in WWII in the Army Air Corps as a pilot over in the European Front. Source: Bill Barton

Owned Barton Plastering Company
Member of Westview Baptist Church
Graduate of Richard J. Reynolds High School

Source: Certificate of Death, North Carolina
Source: Notes from Pam K. Painter

That picture of daddy being pinned with a medal is dated June 13, 1945. He received a Citation for the Air Medal "For meritorious achievement while participating in liaison flights against the enemy during the periods 2 July 1944 to 8 May 1945. The courage, coolness and skill displayed by Technical Sergeant Barton on these occasions reflect highest credit upon himself and The Armed Forces of the United States." There was more, but that's the highlights. ***Kathryn Barton Cando

More About JOHN STEDMAN BARTON, SR.:

Burial: Unknown, Parklawn Memorial Gardens, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina52
Cause of Death: Renal failure and congestive heart failure and severe heart disease
Doc on file: Yes
Informant on Death Cert.: Martha K. Barton, wife
Marital status @ death: Married
Military service: World War II
Occupation 1: Real estate agent
Occupation 2: plasterer
Place of death: Forsyth Memorial Hospital, Winston-Salem
Residence: 1500 Sharon Road, Winston-Salem

Source of most info: death certificate

Children of JOHN BARTON and MARTHA KELMAN are:

39. i. KATHRYN ANNE6 BARTON
ii. JOHN STEDMAN BARTON, JR.
40. iii. MARTHA ELIZABETH BARTON
41. iv. CYNTHIA JEAN BARTON
v. PETER KELMAN BARTON

25. JAMES FRANKLIN5 BARTON (WALTER LEE4, PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born May 3, 1920 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina, and died December 24, 1974 in DeLand, Volusia Co., Florida. He married JOEM ELIZABETH DARNELLE, daughter of E. DARNELLE and IRENE ALLEN.

Notes for JAMES FRANKLIN BARTON:

Sgt. in the Army, crew chief of a two-engine C-45 Army Transport plane. Promoted to Corporal at Albuquerque, NM after 6 months of service. Served 6 years as a member of Company G, National Guard. Served at Kelly Field, Texas

Source: note of Pam Kimel Painter

More About JAMES FRANKLIN BARTON:

Burial: Unknown, Forsyth Memorial Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Military service: Army Air Force, WWII
Occupation 1: Plastering contractor
Occupation 2: Building contractor in DeLand, Florida

Children of JAMES BARTON and JOEM DARNELLE are:

42. i. SUSAN LYNN6 BARTON
43. ii. TRACY VAUGHN BARTON

26. BERTHA MAY5 BARTON (WALTER LEE4, PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) She married ROBERT LEE SUMMERS, SR., son of HERMAN SUMMERS and WINKIE BALLOWE.

Children of BERTHA BARTON and ROBERT SUMMERS are:

i. ROBERT LEE6 SUMMERS, JR.
ii. DENISE LYNN SUMMERS
iii. DANA LEIGH SUMMERS m. DAVID HUNT

27. FRANCIS WARFIELD5 SPAINHOUR (MARY ELLEN4 BARTON, PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born February 16, 1920 in Michigan52, and died December 9, 1970 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina52. He married CLARA MARIE WOOTEN, daughter of ARTHUR WOOTEN and JANIE LEGANS.

Notes for FRANCIS WARFIELD SPAINHOUR:

Warfield, aka, Frank was the first "Southern Boy" to be promoted to supervisor at Western Electric, which came to Forsyth Co. after the war per Bill Barton.

Served in the Army at the European Front during WWII from end of 1943 to Spring of 1946 per Terry Spainhour.

More About FRANCIS WARFIELD SPAINHOUR:

Burial: December 11, 1970, Oaklawn Memorial Gardens, Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina52
Cause of Death: Pulmonary embolism due to venous thrombosis due to severe head injury hematoma
Doc on file: Yes, filed in Barton folder
Informant on Death Cert.: Mrs. F. W. Spainhour, wife
Marital status @ death: Married
Medical Information: Fell at a pharmacy and hit his head due to some kind of convulsions.
Military service: World War II
Occupation: Supervisor at Western Electric
Place of death: Forsyth Memorial Hospital, Winston-Salem
Residence: 2424 Waterbury St., Winston-Salem

Source of most info: death certificate

Children of FRANCIS SPAINHOUR and CLARA WOOTEN are:

44. i. BRENDA GAIL6 SPAINHOUR
45. ii. SUE MARIE SPAINHOUR
46. iii. TERRY WARFIELD SPAINHOUR

28. CHARLES BARTON5 SPAINHOUR, SR. (MARY ELLEN4 BARTON, PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born April 15, 1921 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina, and died October 6, 1983 in Royal Oak, Oakland Co., Michigan. He married MARGARET UNKNOWN. She was born June 10, 1920 in Michigan?, and died April 22, 1998 in Southfield, Oakland Co., Michigan.

Notes for CHARLES BARTON SPAINHOUR, SR.:

Charles served in WWII. He was in the Marine Corps and was a radioman in the Pacific. He was once on a ship that had it's bow blown off, but he escaped unhurt.

More About CHARLES BARTON SPAINHOUR, SR.:

Military service: World War II

Child of CHARLES SPAINHOUR and MARGARET UNKNOWN is:

i. CHARLES BARTON6 SPAINHOUR, JR.

29. JOE DAVID5 BARTON (THOMAS CALVIN4, PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1). He married BRENDA MAGDALENE HENSLEY.

Children of JOE BARTON and BRENDA HENSLEY are:

47. i. SONYA DENISE6 BARTON
ii. PHILLIP BRIAN BARTON
48. iii. DONNA LYNN BARTON

30. SARA JANE ELIZABETH5 BARTON (THOMAS CALVIN4, PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born August 29, 1936 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., North Carolina, and died April 14, 2002 in Clemmons, Forsyth Co., North Carolina. She married JOSEPH LEE GARNER, son of ROBAH GARNER and JULIA ASHLEY.

Notes for SARA JANE ELIZABETH BARTON:

Sara Jane Elizabeth Barton Garner, 65, of Meadowbrook Manor in Clemmons died Sunday, April 14, 2002, at Meadowbrook. She was born Aug. 29, 1936, in Forsyth County to Thomas Calvin Barton and Hazel Louise Thompson Barton. She was preceded in death by a grandson, William Lee Garner. She was retired from Indera Mills and was a member of Berean Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband, Joseph Lee Garner of Meadowbrook; two sons, Jeffrey Reno Garner and Harold O'Brien Garner; a daughter, Dianne G. Warden, and her husband, Tony Lee Warden; four grandchildren, Tabitha Henderson and her husband, Timothy, Evan Garner, Cole Garner and Jessica Garner; a brother, Joe Barton; and a sister, Sylvia Teague and her husband, Jerry Teague. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Berean Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Crestview Memorial Park. Mrs. Garner will lie in state 30 minutes prior to the service. Dr. Ron Baity will officiate. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 this evening at Davidson Funeral Home-Hickory Tree Chapel. Memorials may be directed to Berean Baptist Church Building Fund, 4135 Thomasville Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27107.

More About SARA JANE ELIZABETH BARTON:

Burial: April 17, 2002, Crestview Memorial Park, Stanleyville, Forsyth Co., North Carolina
Funeral preached: April 17, 2002, Berean Baptist Church, Winston-Salem
Marital status @ death: Married
Place of death: Meadowbrook Manor of Clemmons

Children of SARA BARTON and JOSEPH GARNER are:

49. i. EVA DIANNE6 GARNER
50. ii. JEFFREY RENO GARNER
51. iii. HAROLD O'BRIEN GARNER

31. SYLVIA LOUISE5 BARTON (THOMAS CALVIN4, PLEASANT FRANKLIN3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1). She married JERRY LANE TEAGUE, son of GEORGE TEAGUE and LULA HAUSER.

Children of SYLVIA BARTON and JERRY TEAGUE are:

52. i. SHERRY EVON6 TEAGUE
53. ii. BYRON ANTHONY TEAGUE
iii. THOMAS LANE TEAGUE

32. BETSY ANN5 BARTON (ROBERT ERVIN4, DANIEL A.3, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born March 24, 1929 in Forsyth Co., North Carolina, and died September 26, 1984 in Durham, Durham Co., North Carolina. She married ARTHUR ROBERT HARRIS, son of ARTHUR B. HARRIS.

More About BETSY ANN BARTON:

Occupation: Residence is listed as Clinton, Sampson Co., North Carolina

Children of BETSY BARTON and ARTHUR HARRIS are:

i. LYNN6 HARRIS
ii. ROBERT HARRIS

33. RICHARD GRAY5 MINOR (MARY OCTAVIA4 STITH, RACHEL ELLEN3 BARTON, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1). He married DORIS ANN CALLOWAY.

Children of RICHARD MINOR and DORIS CALLOWAY are:

i. HEATHER ANN6 MINOR
ii. APRIL MINOR

34. RACHEL ANN5 STITH (JULIUS ALVIN4, RACHEL ELLEN3 BARTON, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1) was born March 14, 1938, and died 1972. She married JACK THOMPSON.

Notes for RACHEL ANN STITH:

RACHEL THOMPSON 14 Mar 1938 Apr 1972 (not specified) (none specified) North Carolina

Children of RACHEL STITH and JACK THOMPSON are:

i. CARY6 THOMPSON
ii. CRAIG THOMPSON
iii. LISA THOMPSON

35. VANCE GREGORY5 PAXTON (KATHERINE JEANETTE4 STITH, RACHEL ELLEN3 BARTON, DANIEL2, STEPHEN1). He married KATHRYN ANNE MILLER.

Child of VANCE PAXTON and KATHRYN MILLER is:

i. IAN GRAHAM6 PAXTON

Endnotes

1. City of Baltimore Certificate of Death.

2. North Carolina Marriage Bond.

3. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

4. Forsyth County Marriage License.

5. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

6. 1920 Rockingham Co., NC Census, "Electronic."

7. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

8. California Deaths, 1940-97, "Electronic."

9. Social Security Death Index, "Electronic."

10. 1900 Forsyth Co. Census, "Electronic," ED# 35.

11. Forsyth County Marriage License.

12. 1900 Forsyth Co. Census, "Electronic."

13. Stanley, Donald W. editor; Ann E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County, N.C. Cemetery Records, volume V : Winston-Salem, (Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC, c.1976).

14. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

15. Forsyth County Marriage License.

16. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

17. Forsyth County Marriage License.

18. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

19. Forsyth County Marriage License.

20. Moravian Memoir from the Moravian Archives.

21. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

22. Stanley, Donald W. editor; Ann E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County, N.C. Cemetery Records, volume V : Winston-Salem, (Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC, c.1976), pg. 1138.

23. Forsyth County Microfiche Index of Birth Records.

24. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

25. Forsyth County Marriage License.

26. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

27. Social Security Death Index, "Electronic."

28. Forsyth County Marriage License.

29. Social Security Death Index, "Electronic."

30. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

31. Social Security Death Index, "Electronic."

32. Forsyth County Marriage License.

33. Social Security Death Index, "Electronic."

34. Forsyth County Microfiche Index of Marriage Records.

35. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

36. Forsyth County Marriage License.

37. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

38. Forsyth County Marriage License.

39. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

40. Forsyth County Microfiche Index of Birth Records.

41. Forsyth County Marriage License.

42. North Carolina Deaths Database @ Ancestry.com, "Electronic."

43. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

44. Stanley, Donald W. editor; Ann E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County, N.C. Cemetery Records, volume V : Winston-Salem, (Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC, c.1976), pg. 939.

45. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

46. Stanley, Donald W. editor; Ann E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County, N.C. Cemetery Records, volume V : Winston-Salem, (Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC, c.1976), pg. 939.

47. Forsyth County Marriage License.

48. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

49. Stanley, Donald W. editor; Ann E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County, N.C. Cemetery Records, volume V : Winston-Salem, (Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC, c.1976), pg. 1129.

50. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

51. "Obituary."

52. North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau/Office of Vital Statistics, North Carolina Certificate of Death.

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