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1860

Williams, Samuel     33        
Williams, Eldah       35
Williams, Sarah C   11
Williams Etna C.      9
Ward, Elizabeth      18
McDaniel, Polly      45

1860

Barber, Elizabeth        68              
Barber, D ?                 1
Barber, Palestine         2 mos.
?  , Elizabeth               13
Hudson,   ?                 22
Hudson, B ?               15

1870

WILLIAMS SAMUEL 45 M W FARMER 700 330 NC 1824/1825 (head of house?)

WILLIAMS ELDAH 48 F W KEEPING HOUSE NC 1821/1822 (wife to Samuel?)

WILLIAMS ETNAY 18 F W DOMESTIC SERVANT NC 1851/1852 (daughter of Samuel and Eldah?)

JENKINS SAMUEL 9 M W AT HOME NC 1860/1861

SCOTT ALSEY 19 M W DOMESTIC SERVANT NC 1850/1851

BARBER ELIZABETH 77 F W NO OCCUPATION NC 1792/1793  (possible mother of Eldah)

DUFFY EDWARD 17 M B FARM LABORER NC 1852/1853

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1870

Barber, Stephen      56             farm laborer         b circa 1840  (possible brother to Thomas)
Barber, Mary          27            no occupation       b circa 1843
Barber, Thomas      16            farm laborer          b circa 1854
Barber, Etnay          54           no occupation        b circa 1814  (possible mother to Richard and Stephen?)
Barber, Richard      39           farmer                    b circa 1831  (head of house)
Louisa                    29           keeps house           b  circa 1841 (wife to Richard?)
Barber, John          10            at home                 b. circa 1860BARBER, ANN      8                                         b.  circa 1862
Barber, Etnay           6                                         b  circa 1862
Barber, Nancy         4                                         b. circa 1866

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Research has so far uncovered at least 4 main Barber lines in America

1) Thomas Barber born in England who came to the Connecticut colony as a carpenter in 1635.

2) Moses Barber born in the Rhode Island colony in 1652, Son of James Barber born in England, who came to the colony in approx. 1633.

3) William Barber, born in Drumcliffe Parish, County Sligo, Ireland in 1761. There were several prior generations in this area of northwestern Ireland. The     earliest arrival was around 1656. He was a disbanded Cromwellian soldier according to the Schedule of Officers, claiming as soldiers under the Acts of     Settlement and Explanation, MSS, Record Office, Kew, London. Descendants of this line can be found today in Ireland, England, Canada, US and Australia.

4) Francis Barber who came alone aboard the Plaine Jone in 1635 landing in Virginia Colony. Later settled in NJ and is possibly the source of NJ Barbers.

source:  Barber DNA Project