Barber/Barbour/Barbar Family of Eastern North Carolina

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There is a book about this Barbour titled

James Barbour, a Jeffersonian Republican
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Historic rendering of Barboursville Plantation
Home of James Barbour
Photograph courtesy of Virginia Department of Historic Resources Archives

Plantation as it appears today.

James's Hometown of Barboursville, VA

James Barbour - June 10, 1775 - June 7, 1842

A Senator from Virginia; born at 'Frascati,' near Gordonsville, Orange County, Va., June 10, 1775; attended the common schools; deputy sheriff of Orange County; studied law; was admitted to the bar in 1794 at Orange Court House; served several terms in the Virginia house of delegates between 1796 and 1812, serving as speaker from 1809 to 1812; Governor of Virginia 1812-1814; elected as an Anti-Democrat and State Rights candidate to the United States Senate in 1814 for the term commencing March 4, 1815; subsequently elected to fill the vacancy in the term ending March 3, 1815, caused by the death of Richard Brent; reelected in 1821 and served from January 2, 1815, to March 7, 1825, when he resigned to accept a Cabinet portfolio; served as President pro tempore of the Senate during the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Congresses; chairman, Committee on Foreign Relations (Fifteenth, Sixteenth, and Eighteenth Congresses), Committee on the District of Columbia (Seventeenth Congress); appointed Secretary of War by President John Quincy Adams and served from March 7, 1825, to May 26, 1828, when he resigned to accept a diplomatic position; United States Minister to England from May 26, 1828, to September 23, 1829; chairman of the Whig National Convention in 1839; founder of the Orange County Humane Society, established for the advancement of education; died in Barboursville, Orange County, Va., June 7, 1842; interment in the family cemetery.

The Ruins of the James Barbour Mansion in Barboursville are a Virginia Historic Landmark. It is the remains of the mansion owned by Governor James Barbour designed by Thomas Jefferson, ruined by fire on Christmas Day, 1884. A large lawn bordered by 200-year-old American boxwood surrounds the ruins. This area is where the annual Shakespeare at the Ruins plays are staged. Rental of this area is dependent on the nature of the event.

PERSONAL NOTE: I found this while surfing on the net. It appears that the spelling of Barber was sometimes spelled Barbour. When I saw this photo, I was really amazed to see how much this man resembled my grandfather, William Brywood Barber. However, I am not sure that this is one of the Barber Ancestors of Eastern Carolina. A great many people did settle first in Virginia and then on into Eastern North Carolina. Click Here to go to the site I found this item.

FAMILY TIES: James married Lucy Johnson. His brothers and sisters were;

Richard Barbour
Thomas Barbour
Nellie Barbour married Col Frank Martin Nelle
Lucy T. Barbour married Thomas Newman
Sally Barbour married Gabriel Gray
Philip Pendleton Barbour married Frances Todd Johnson
Mary T. (Polly) Barbour married Rev. Daniel Bryan

James's children were;

James Barbour
Lucy Marie Barbour
Richard Willis Barbour
Benjamin Barbour
Benjamin Johnson Barbour
Frances Barbour

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1. James Barbour, b June 25, 1775, d June 7 1842
     + Lucy Marie Johnson, m 1797
         2. James Barbour
         2. Lucy Marie Barbour
              + John Seymour Taliaferro
         2. Richard Willis Barbour, b after/circa 1797
              + Drusella Lee
         2. Benjamin Barbour
         2. Benjamon Johnson Barbour
              + Caoline Hamoesel Watson
         2. Frances Cornelia Barbour
              + William Handy Collins
1. Thomas Barbour
1. Nellie Barbour
      + Col. Frank Marti Nelle
1. Lucy T. Barbour
      + Thomas Newman
1. Sally Barbour
     + Gabriel Gray
1. Philip Pendleton Barbour
    + Frances Todd Johnson
1. Mary T. (Polly) Barbour
     + Rev. Daniel Bryan

Here is another site on the web that I also found additional information, which I will add below. Click Here to go to the site.

James Barbour

JAMES BARBOUR was born in Barboursville, Orange County, Virginia, on 10 June 1775; studied under James Waddel, a blind Presbyterian minister, at Gordonsville, but attended no institution of higher learning and remained largely self-taught; married Lucy Johnson in 1792; was admitted to the Virginia bar in 1794 after private study while serving as a deputy sheriff; was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates and served from 1798 to 1804 and from 1808 to 1812; supported the Virginia Resolutions of 1798 concerning the powers of the central government and the rights of the states, holding himself against "absolute consolidated government"; was speaker of the House of Delegates, 1809–1812; drafted the legislation that established the Virginia Literary Fund and laid the foundation for public education in the state; was elected governor of Virginia and served from 1812 to 1815; served in the United States Senate, 1815–1825; was chairman of the Senate Committees on Military Affairs and Foreign Relations; served as Secretary of War, 7 March 1825–23 May 1828; established the Army’s Infantry School of Practice; served as minister to Great Britain, 1828–1829; after a contested election, served temporarily in the House of Delegates, 1830–1831, but was forced to give way to his opponent through a decision of the Committee of Privileges and Elections; retired to private life at Barboursville; presided over the 1839 Whig convention that nominated Harrison and Tyler; served as president of the Virginia Agricultural Society; was actively involved in the efforts of the Orange County Humane Society to educate the children of the poor; died in Barboursville, Virginia, on 7 June 1842.

The Artist

Henry Ulke (1821–1910) was born at Frankenstein, Germany. Educated in Berlin, he studied under the court painter, Professor K. W. Wach, joined the revolutionary army, and was wounded, captured, and imprisoned at Spandau before emigrating to the United States in 1849. After working as a designer and illustrator in New York City, he moved to Washington to become a portraitist of statesmen. In addition to the James Barbour portrait, he painted Secretaries Marcy, Holt, Stanton, Rawlins, and McCrary, and interim secretary Reverdy Johnson for the Army portrait gallery.

Barbour, Philip Pendleton (1783-1841) Brother of James Barbour; cousin of John Strode Barbour. Born near Gordonsville, Orange County, Va., May 25, 1783. Democrat. Lawyer; member of Virginia state house of delegates, 1812-14; U.S. Representative from Virginia, 1814-25, 1827-30 (10th District 1814-15, 11th District 1815-25, 1827-30); Speaker of the U.S. House, 1821-23; state court judge, 1825-27; delegate to Virginia state constitutional convention, 1829-30; Judge of U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, 1830-36; Justice of U.S. Supreme Court, 1836-41; died in office 1841. Episcopalian. Died in Washington, D.C., February 25, 1841. Interment at Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C. Barbour County, W.Va. is named for him. See also: congressional biography.

FAMILY OF JAMES BARBOUR OF VIRGINIA and KENTUCKY

References:

Bell = "Barbour Kinsmen"

Cooley = "Cooley, Barbour, Bolton, etc., Genealogies: 1954 by Cooley

LDB = "Virginia Families", 1907: by Louise de Bellet

Barbara Wills: Bwills@aol.com

Heads of Family; Birth year; Family number:

Alfred M, 183?; 17

Ambrose; 1737; 5

Benjamin Johnson; 1821; 11

Dangerfield, 1837; 22

Edmund Pendleton; 1805; 12

Francis Snowden, 1843; 18

Gabriel Henry; 1801; 8

George Taylor, 188?; 25

James; 1680; 1

James; 1707; 2

James; 1734; 3

James; 1775; 11

James; 1761; 13

James, 182?; 22

James F; 1820; 21

James F, 185?; 25

James Mordecai; 1809; 10

John Strode; 1790; 17

John Strode, 182?; 23

Mordecai; 1754; 7

Philip; 1739; 6

Philip E; 1790; 10

Philip Pendleton; 1783; 12

Philip Pendleton; 1790; 16

Quintus; 1812; 12

Richard; 1759; 9

Richard Nathaniel; 1810; 18

Richard Thomas; 1760; 5

Richard Willis; 1797; 19

Thomas; 1735; 4

Thomas; 1810; 20

Thomas McDonough;, 1830; 24

Thomas Throckmorton; 175?; 8

Thomas Throckmorton; 1790; 8

William; 1770; 5

William Todd; 1791; 8

Spouses; Family number:

Atkins, Caroline; 24

Baylor, Lucy; 8

Beckham, Fanny T; 22

Bibb, Mrs.; 8

Bowles, Mary Edmonia; 18

Byrne, Ella; 7

Byrne, Ella A; 17

Cleland, Annie S; 18

Dangerfield, Susan; 23

Daniels, Katie; 17

Foster, Elizabeth G; 21

Green, Letitia; 13

Haskell, Ella; 7

Hopkins, Elizabeth Branch; 10

Johnson, Frances Todd; 12

Johnson, Lucy; 11

Lee, Drusilla; 19

McCown, Bettie; 18

Moore, Mary (Polly); 9

Perry, Elizabeth; 16

Pickett, Abbie Gray; 25

Scott; Lydia Ann; 10

Somerville, Mary Eleanor; 12

Strode, Elizabeth; 7

Strother, Sarah Catherine; 20

Stuart, Harriet; 12

Taliaferro, ---; 1

Taylor, Ann Berry Gibson; 8

Taylor, Elizabeth; 25

Taylor, Jane; 8

Taylor, Lucinda; 10

Taylor, Mary Berry; 8

Taylor, Mildred; 5

Thomas; Catherine; 5

Thomas, Mary Pendleton; 4

Throckmorton; Frances; 3

Todd, Elizabeth; 2

Todd, Sarah; 2

Walker, Jane; 5

Watson, Caroline H; 11

1. JAMES¹ BARBOUR, b c 1680; came from Scotland before 1700; m Miss Taliaferro; res St Mark's Parish, later called St Thomas's, in Orange CO VA; came to America 1731. ?Was James a son of William who also came to VA; supposed to have had 4 sons. [Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB; Hist. of Culpeper Co]

2 JAMES², b 1707; m/1 Elizabeth Todd; m/2 Sarah Todd.

SECOND GENERATION

2. JAMES² BARBOUR, b 1707; m/1 Elizabeth Todd; m/2 Sarah Todd; res Culpeper VA. was presiding justice of Culpeper Court, 1764. [Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB; Virkus:Magazine of Am. Genealogy; Lt: B Wills]

First wife:

RICHARD³, ; unm

Second wife:

3 JAMES³, 1734; m Frances Throckmorton

4 THOMAS³, 1735; m Mary Pendleton Thomas

5 AMBROSE³, 1737; m Catherine Thomas

WILLIAM³

6 PHILIP³, 1739; m --

MARY³ (Sally), 1741; m Col. John Harrison

FANNY³, ; m -- Smith

BETTY³, 1743; m Benjamin Johnson

DAUGHTER³, ; m James Boyle

THIRD GENERATION

3. JAMES³ BARBOUR, 1734; m Frances Throckmorton; RevW; res VA. [Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB; DAR Lineage; Virkus:Mag. of Am. Geneal.]

7 MORDECAI⁴, 1754; m Elizabeth Strode

JAMES⁴, 1756; unm

8 THOMAS THROCKMORTON⁴, ; m Mary Taylor

9 RICHARD⁴, 1759; m Mary Moore

GABRIEL⁴, 1760; m Mary ---

10 PHILIP E⁴, 1761; m/1 Lucy Taylor; m/2 Elizabeth Branch Hopkins

FRANCES⁴, 1762; m John Moore

LUCY TODD REED⁴ (Lisa), 1763; m John George Wythe Baylor

MARY⁴, 1765; m David Walker

SARAH⁴, 1770; m James Harrison

4. THOMAS³ BARBOUR, 1735; m Mary Pendleton Thomas (Also seen as Isabella Thomas Pendleton); House of Burgess; res Barboursville, Orange CO VA. [Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB; GML:"Historic Fam. of KY"; DAR Lineage; IGI:VA; Virkus:Mag of Am Geneal.] RICHARD⁴, ; d unm

11 JAMES⁴, 1775; m Lucy Johnson

THOMAS⁴, 1778; d unm

NELLY⁴, 1780; m Col Frank Martin Nalle of Culpeper.

LUCY T⁴, 1781; m Thomas Newman

SALLY⁴, 1783; m Gabriel Gray

12 PHILIP PENDLETON⁴, 1785; m Frances Todd Johnson

MARY T⁴ (POLLY), 1785; m Rev Daniel Bryan

5. AMBROSE³ BARBOUR, 1737; m Catherine Thomas; res Danville and Lincoln KY (near Mercer Co).[Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB; GML:Historic Fam. of KY; IGI:KY,VA; Virkus:Mag. of Am Geneal.]

13 JAMES⁴, 1761; m Letitia Green

RICHARD THOMAS⁴, ; m Mildred Taylor. [Ref:Bell]

RICHARD⁵

GEORGE⁵

SARAH⁵

JAMES⁵, ; m Elizabeth Pendleton

MILDRED⁵, ; m John Piper

PHILIP⁴, 1761-94; unm; d in Richmond VA.

ELIZABETH LUCINDA⁴, 1764; m Benjamin Hardin

LUCY⁴, 1765; m -- Davis; went South.

WILLIAM⁴, ; m Jane E Walker; r KY. [Ref:Bell; Robert Fletcher: rfletmod@accessus.net]

ELMIRA⁵, c 1811

RICHARD⁵, c 1813

FRANCES ANN⁵, c 1815

BURNETTE⁵, 1827-53; m Dr William Augustus Hickman

MARY⁴, ; m -- Letcher (?m David Walker

?ROBERT⁴, ; m 1798 Elizabeth Daugherty

?ELIJAH⁴, ; m 1787 Hannah Bell

6. PHILIP³ BARBOUR, 1739; m –

16 ?PHILIP PENDLETON⁴, c 1790; m Elizabeth Perry

FOURTH GENERATION

7. MORDECAI⁴ BARBOUR, 1754; m/1 Elizabeth Strode; m/2 Ella (Haskell) Byrne; res Culpeper VA. Rev. Soldier.

[Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB; IGI:VA; Virkus:Mag. of Am Geneal.]

MORDECAI⁵, 1789; unm

17 JOHN STRODE⁵, 1790; m Ella A Byrne

FRANCES THROCKMORTON⁵, 1795; m Judge Henry Miner; res Tuscaloosa AL

ANNA REED⁵, b Tyler Co KY 1793; m Dr Thomas Nathaniel Gist; res Clark Co KY [Johnnie W

Brown at WorldConnect: jwbrownedge.net]

MARIA⁵, 1799; m/1 Col -- Tillinghast; m/2 Col. J B Hogan; res SC

8. DR. THOMAS THROCKMORTON⁴ BARBOUR, 1766; m 1787 Mary/Jane Taylor; res Orange Co VA, and KY.

[Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB; IGI:VA; Virkus:Mag. of Am Geneal.]

JAMES TAYLOR⁵, 1788-1871; unm

THOMAS THROCKMORTON⁵, 1790; m/1 Ann Berry G Taylor; m/2 Mrs Bibb (late in life); res

Shelby CO KY. [Ref:Bell]

SUSAN ANN⁶, c 1820

LUCY ELLEN⁶

LOUISA⁶

WILLIAM⁶, ; went to CA

WILLIAM TODD⁵, 1791; m Mary Berry Taylor; res Shelby CO KY. [Ref:Bell]

THOMAS⁶, d yg

SUSAN H⁶, 1825-26

SUSAN G⁶ ; d unm 1842

FANNY M⁶, c 1825

SALLY⁶

LUCY P⁶

FRANCES⁵, 1795-96

ANN PENDLETON⁵, 1794; m Charles M Taylor

FRANCES THROCKMORTON⁵, 1797-1837; unm

ANN MARIA ELIZA⁵, 1799

GABRIEL HENRY⁵, 1801; m Lucy Baylor; res KY. [Ref:Bell, Cooley]

WINONA G⁶, ; m Matthew Cullen (Judge); res Chicago IL

PHILIP EDWIN⁵, 1803

LUCY PENDLETON⁵, 1805; m James B Locke

JOHN MORDECAI⁵, 1806-1826

18 RICHARD NATHANIEL⁵, 1810, M.D.; m/1 Mary Edmonia Bowles; m/2 Bettie McCown (d 1851); m/3

May Reynolds Richards.

9. RICHARD⁴ BARBOUR, 1759; m Mary (Polly) Moore; res Mercer Co KY. [Ref:Bell; Cooley; DAR Lineage; IGI:VA; Early Am. Marriages: IN]

ELIZABETH⁵, ; m Robert M Taylor

LUCY⁵, ; m 1842 Col C B Alexander

MARIA FRANCES⁵, 1800; m Clark Co IN 1817 John Taylor

JAMES⁵, ; d unm

10. PHILIP E⁴ BARBOUR, 1790, Brig Gen; m/1 Lucinda Taylor; m/2 1803 Elizabeth Branch Hopkins; res Henderson CO KY.

[Ref:Bell; Cooley; IGI:VA; DAR Lineage] Second wife:

SAMUEL GOODE⁵, 1807; m Mary J Clay; 2 ch killed in CivW

JAMES MORDECAI⁵, 1809; m Lydia A Scott; res Henderson KY. [Ref:DAR Lineage]

ANNA M⁶, ; m Thomas F Cheaney; res Henderson Co

LUCY TAYLOR⁵, 1811; m Owens Glass, M.D. of Henderson.

Major PHILIP NORBOURNE⁵, 1813; m Martha I Hopkins; no ch; d at Frankfurt KY; went to West

Point.

FRANCES THROCKMORTON⁵, 1815; d unm

ELIZABETH SARAH⁵, 1818; m William Scarborough Jones of Memphis.

ALICE T⁵, 181?

11. JAMES⁴ BARBOUR, 1775; m Lucy Johnson; res Barboursville, Orange or Madison Co; Sec of War under J Q Adams; Gov of VA 1812. [Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB; IGI:VA; Virkus:Mag. of Am. Geneal.]

JAMES⁵, ; no ch

LUCY MARIE⁵, 1797; m John Seymour Taliaferro ; had ch.

19 RICHARD WILLIS⁵, 1797; m Drusilla Lee

BENJAMIN⁵, 1800-20; unm

BENJAMIN JOHNSON⁵, 1821; m Caroline Hamoesel Watson; res. Orange; a repres. [Ref:Bell,

Cooley]

GEORGE W⁶, c 1850

THOMAS⁶

CAROLINE⁶, ; m Dr J H Finch

ELSIE⁶, ; m James Graves

FRANCES CORNELIA⁶, ; m Prof William G Christian of Univ. of V

FRANCES CORNELIA⁵, 1825; m William Handy Collins

12. PHILIP PENDLETON⁴ BARBOUR, 1783, a lawyer, U S Supreme Ct Justice 1836-42; m Frances Todd Johnson, sister of James's wife; res BArboursville. [Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB; IGI:VA; Virkus:Mag. of Am Geneal.]

EDMUND PENDLETON⁵, 1805; m Harriet Stuart; res Bloomingdale VA. [Ref:Bell; IGI:VA]

BETSY AMBLER⁶, 1842

FRANCES JOHNSON⁶, 1844

PHILIPPA⁶, 1845

MARY CONWAY⁶, 1847

PHILLIPA⁵, 1807; m Judge R H Fields of Culpeper.

ELIZABETH⁵, 1808; m John Jacqueline Ambler of Madison Co.

20 THOMAS⁵, 1810, M.D.; m Sarah Catherine Strother

QUINTUS⁵, 1812; m Mary Somerville [Ref:Bell, DAR Lineage; IGI:VA]

FRANCES TODD JOHNSON⁶, 1834; m Rev Daniel Baker Ewing

CORNELIA COLLINS⁶, 1837; m James Somerville

PHILIP P⁶, (Capt), 1842-1914, a lawyer; unm

JANE FRENCH⁶, 1842-1917; unm

JAMES SOMERVILLE⁶, 1845-46

SEXTUS⁵, 1813-48; unm; d in St Louis MO.

SEPTIMUS⁵, 1815-16

13. JAMES⁴ BARBOUR, 1761; m Letitia Green; Major in RevW; res Danville, Boyle Co KY. [Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB; GML:Hist.Fam. of KY; Virkus:Mag. of Am. Geneal.]

21 JAMES F⁵, 1820; m Elizabeth G Foster; res Danville, Boyle Co KY. [Ref:Bell; LDB; Virkus:Mag of Am. Geneal.]

LEWIS GREEN⁵, , Rev; m Elizabeth Ford; had ch.

MARTHA⁵, ; m Rev B M Hobson

CATHERINE ANN⁵, ; m J Wesley Vick of Vicksburg MS.

16. ?PHILIP PENDLETON⁴ BARBOUR, c 1790 "son of Philip"; m 1823 Elizabeth Perry. [Ref:Cooley]

LUCY⁵, c 1820

MARY⁵

ELSIE⁵

FANNY FRIEND⁵, ; m E P Riggs

CARO BRODIE⁵, ; m Rev J Y Penn

PHILIP P⁵, ; res AL

FIFTH GENERATION

17. JOHN STRODE⁵ BARBOUR, 1790; m Ella A Byrne; res Culpeper VA; U S Congress, 1823-33; a States Rights Democrat.

[Ref:Bell; Cooley; LDB]

22 JAMES⁶, d 1895; m Fanny T Beckham

23 JOHN STRODE⁶, b 1820; d 1892; m Susan Dangerfield.

ALFRED M⁶, d 1866; "Major"; m Katie Daniels [Ref:Cooley]

ELIZABETH B⁷, c 1850; d infancy; (Same as Eliza B above?)

EDWIN⁷, d infancy

EDWIN⁶, d 1892, M.D.; unm

SALLY⁶, ; unm

ELIZA B⁶, ; m Capt George Thompson of Culpeper.

18. RICHARD NATHANIEL⁵ BARBOUR, 1810, M.D.; m/1 Mary Edmonia Bowles (d 1851); m/2 Bettie McCown (d 1854); m/3 May Reynolds Richards; res Louisville KY. [Ref:Bell]

First wife:

MARY BETHEL⁶, 1840; m Joseph N Bell

THOMAS JOSHUA⁶, 1842-81

FRANCIS SNOWDEN⁶, 1843; m Annie S Cleland [Ref:Bell]

THOMAS J⁷, 1872

JESSE⁷, 1874

EMMA⁷, 1876

MEDORA EDMONIA⁶, 1845; m John Winchester

RICHARD NATHANIEL⁶, 1847; d yg

Second wife:

ANNIE CRAIG⁶, 1854

19. RICHARD WILLIS⁵ BARBOUR, 1797; m Drusilla Lee; res AL. [Ref:Cooley]

SARAH FRANCES⁶, ; m William Seth Bolton

24 THOMAS MCDONOUGH⁶, 1830, Rev; m Caroline Atkins of SC

MARY ELIZABETH⁶, m Thomas Moore

20. DR. THOMAS⁵ BARBOUR, 1810, d in St Louis MO; m Sarah Catherine Strother. [Ref:Bell]

PHILIP P⁶, 1833-37 in Nashville TN

THOMAS⁶, 1837 in LaGrange AL; r MO.

HELEN⁶, 1840-44

FRANCES JOHNSON⁶, 1841 in Pulaski; m --- Gray.

JOHN STROTHER⁶, 1843 in Pulaski TN; r. MO.

MARY ADELE⁶, 1845-53

CHALMERS⁶, 1848 in St Louis MO

21. JAMES F⁵ BARBER, 1820; m Elizabeth G Foster; res Danville, Boyle Co KY. [Ref:Bell; LDB; Virkus:Mag of Am. Geneal.]

25 JAMES F⁶, ; m Elizabeth Taylor

Rev. JOHN GREEN FOSTER⁶, ; res Gillery Co KY

SIXTH GENERATION

22. JAMES⁶ BARBOUR, c 1820; m Fanny T Beckham; res Culpeper and Albemarle CO VA; a Repres. in VA Legis. [Ref:Bell; LDB; Virkus:Mag. of Am. Geneal.]

ELLIE B⁷, c 1850; m John F Rixey

MARY B⁷, ; m Prof Clarence Blain Wallace; res Nashville TN

JAMES⁷, ; moved to San Joaquin Co CA

JOHN S⁷, ; m Mary Grimsley; res Culpeper VA; a lawyer.

EDWIN⁷, ; m Josie McDonald; res St Louis MO

FLOYD⁷, ; move to Nashville TN

FANNY C⁷, ; m B Collin Beckham of Culpeper Co.

23. JOHN STRODE⁶ BARBOUR, 1820; m Susan Dangerfield; U S Congress, 1881-87; U S Senate 1889-92; r Culpeper and Washington DC.

?DANGERFIELD⁷, 1837; m Harriet --- [Questionable] ; res Pittsburgh PA (1880 Cs)

REBECCA⁸, 1863 à

WILLIAM⁸, 1867

JOHN⁸, 1870