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BARRON FAMILY |
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| 1 |  | AGNES BARRON AGNES WAS BORN IN 1878 IN OXFORD AND EMIGRATED WITH HER FATHER JAMES JOSEPH BARRON (MY GT GRANDMOTHER SARAH ANN BARRONīS BROTHER), HER MOTHER ANNIE COX POOLE AND HER SISTERS ALICE, ELLEN, AND MARIE TO AUSTRALIA IN THE 1880īS | |
| 2 |  | ALICE AND ELLEN BARRON 1895 DAUGHTERS OF JAMES JOSEPH BARRON AND ANNIE COX POOLE | |
| 3 |  | ELLEN(NELLIE)BARRON 1905 IN NURSES UNIFORM - SHE WAS NURSING WITH THE 3RD AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL ELLEN MARIA BARRON BORN 21 JAN 1875 DIDCOT, OXFORDSHIRE. BEGAN TRAINING AS A NURSE IN BRISBANE HOSPITAL IN 1896 | |
| 4 |  | ELLEN(NELLIE)MARIA BARRON IN 1915 - SHE WAS NURSING WITH THE 3RD AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL ELLEN BORN 21 JAN 1875 ENLISTED ON 1ST MAY 1915 IN THE ARMY NURSING SERVICES, 14 DAYS LATER SHE EMBARKED ON TRANSPORT MOOLTAN. UP TO JAN 1916 SHE NURSED BRITISH SOLDIERS FROM GALLIPOLI AT MUDROS ON THE ISLAND OF LEMNOS. | |
| 5 |  | JAMES JOSEPH BARRON ANNIE (NEE COX POOLE) AND THEIR CHILDREN. L.BACK ALICE SOPHIA 1871 - 1969 (MARRIED CHARLES WYNFORD GREENWOOD HORNEMAN) R.BACK ELLEN MARIA 1875 - 1951, L.FRONT MARIE LOUISE 1876 - 1954 (MARRIED ROBERT KINGSBOROUGH BLACK) R.FRONT EDITH BARRON 1882 - 1974 (MARRIED CHARLE HENRY BOURNE) IN THE CENTRE WITH HER MOTHER IS AGNES MAY 1878 - 1956 NB: MARGARET ELSIE GLADYS BORN IN AUSTRALIA 1889 - 1954 | |
| 6 |  | WILLIAM NELSON BARRON 03 DEC 1859 - 21 OCT 1935 wILLIAM AND HIS WIFE MARTHA ELIZABETH JONES LIVED IN POPLAR BLUFF, BUTLER, MISSOURI. WILLIAM WAS ONE OF THE ORGANISERS OF THE BUTLER COUNTY RAILROAD COMPANY WHICH WAS STARTED IN 1900. ALL OF TOWNS ALONG THE RAILROAD WERE NAMED BY WILLIAM. PIGGOTT, ARK WAS NAMES AFTER HIS SISTER SARAH ANN WHO MARRIED JOHN PIGGOTT. BROSELY, MO., WAS NAMED AFTER MARTHAīS HOMETOWN IN SHROPSHIRE, ENGLAND | |
| 7 |  | MAIN ENTRANCE OF LANDGUARD FORT, FELIXSTOWE, SUFFOLK
JAMES BARRON WAS MASTER GUNNER AT LAND GUARD FORT AND ALL OF HIS CHILDREN WERE BORN THERE | |
| 8 |  | MARRIAGE OF JAMES BARRON AND ANN JOHNSON IN WALTON SUFFOLK IN 1803 COPY OF DOCUMENT RELATING TO WEDDING | |
| 9 |  | MARIE LOUISE BARRON BORN 1876 OXFORD,ENGLAND - DIED AUSTRALIA 1954 MARIE LOUISE BARRON IS A DAUGHTER OF JAMES JOSEPH BARRON AND ANNIE COX POOLE, THEY EMIGRATED TO AUSTRALIA IN THE 1880īS. MARIE LOUISE MARRIED ROBERT KINGSBOROUGH BLACK 1899 ALLORA, QLD, AUSTRALIA. MARIE LOUISE IS THE GRANDMOTHER OF KAYE CAMERON - FAMILY RESEARCHER IN AUSTRALIA | |
| 10 |  | ST CLEMENTS 15TH CENTURY CHURCH, IPSWICH, SUFFOLK
SITUATED NEAR THE QUAY IN IPSWICH DOCKS ANN JOHNSON (WIFE OF JAMES BARRON) WAS CHRISTENED IN THE CHURCH IN 1781 - THE CHURCH IS NO LONGER USED, EXCEPT AS A MUSEUM WHERE THE PUBLIC ARE ADMITTED OCCASIONALLY. THE GROUNDS AND INSIDE ARE STILL MAINTAINED TO A HIGH STANDARD | |
| 11 |  | MARIE LOUISE BARRON AND ROBERT KINSBOROUGH BLACK
AND FAMILY IN IFFLEY, QLD, AUSTRALIA BACK 1-R DORIS ESME (MARRIED THOMAS MICHAEL WHELAN), ELSIE LILLIAN ANNE (MARRIED JOHN BERKLEY KEYS), CHARLES WILFRED (VALMA PERRINS), MARGARET ELIZABETH (MARRIED ROY REGINALD HOLMES), FATHER ROBERT KINGSBOROUGH BLACK, JAMES HENRY (MARRIED ELEANOR WHITEHEAD), EDITH MAY (MARRIED ROBERT CECIL HARPER) AND MARIE LOUISE NURSING DERRICK KINGSBOROUGH ANZAC (MARRIED JOYCE HARPER), DERRICK INSISTED ON BEING CALLED PETER FROM A VERY SMALL CHILD - HE SERVED IN WW2 AS PRIVATE QX 18416 FROM JULY 1941 TO MARCH 1944 IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND AUSTRALIA Notes and photo kindly supplied by Margaret Elizabethīs daughter Kaye Cameron. | |
| 12 |  | DEEMīS HISTORY OF BUTLER COUNTY
ENTITLED WILLIAM NELSON BARRON A BRIEF HISTORY OF WILLIAMīS LIFE WHILST IN POPLAR BLUFF, BUTLER COUNTY, MO. AMERICA. | |
| 13 |  | DEEMīS HISTORY OF BUTLER COUNTY (PAGE 2)
ENTITLED WILLIAM NELSON BARRON A BRIEF HISTORY OF WILLIAMīS LIFE IN POPLAR BLUFF, BUTLER COUNTY, MO. AMERICA | |
| 14 |  | EDITH BARRON AND CHARLES HENRY BOURNE ON THEIR WEDDING DAY SURROUNDED BY FAMILY L - Sitting James Joseph Barron Annie Barron ( JJ's wife) standing to left of bride Sitting beside JJBarron is their youngest daughter Margaret Elsie Gladys (In large white hat) Behind Margaret Elsie Gladys is the eldest daughter Alice Sophia Barron Horneman sitting in front Alice Sophia's son Wynford Frederick Barron Horneman The couple behind JJB with the infant is unknown Charles Henry Bourne (bridegroom) standing to right of Edith Bridesmaid on right is Agnes Barron Charles parents beside him to his left Charles and Matilda Bourne Charles brother - name unknown beside him | |
| 15 |  | ELLIS ISLAND RECORD FOR WILLIAM NELSON BARRON WHEN HE EMIGRATED TO AMERICA WILLIAM NELSON BARRON BORN DEC 1859 READING, BERKS WAS THE GRANDSON OF JAMES BARRON AND ANN JOHNSON. HE MARRIED MARTHA ELIZABETH JONES BORN 1860 BROSELEY, SHROPSHIRE IN 1885 LUDLOW, SHROPSHIRE | |
| 16 |  | EVICTION LETTER FROM WILLIAM NELSON BARRON
EVICTION LETTER SENT FROM WILLIAM NELSON BARRON - LAND OFFICE DATED 26 JUNE 1919 TO POPLAR BLUFF PUBLIC LIBRARY | |
| 17 |  | INTERIOR VIEW OF LANDGUARD FORT,FELIXSTOWE,SUFFOLK THE ARCHES LEAD TO ROOMS WHERE THE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES LIVED AND BEHIND THAT THE GUN PLACEMENTS. LANDGUARD FORT WAS WHERE JAMES BARRON SERVED AS A MASTER GUNNER. HE SERVED IN THE FORT UNTIL 1835 WHEN HE DIED AGED 83. THE FORT HAS CHANGED A GREAT DEAL SINCE JAMES SERVED THERE, ESPECIALLY THE INTERIOR. | |
| 18 |  | JAMES BARRON COMMANDER OF INVALID BATTALION 1819 PAY RECORD AT LANDGUARD FORT IN JUNE 1819 | |
| 19 |  | JAMES BARRON MASTER GUNNER LANDGUARD FORT - PAY RECORD SHOWING HIS SIGNATURE JAMES SIGNING IN HIS CAPACITY AS OFFICER COMMANDING THE DETACHMENT SIGNED MARCH 1835 (NB THE YEAR HE DIED) | |
| 20 |  | JAMES BARRON PAY MILITARY PAY RECORD 1780 | |
| 21 |  | JAMES BARRONīS DEATH CERTIFICATE | |
| 22 |  | JAMES BARRONīS SERVICE HISTORY IN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY - DOCUMENT 2 | |
| 23 |  | JAMES BARRONīS SERVICE RECORD IN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY - DOCUMENT 1 | |
| 24 |  | JAMES JOSEPH BARRON GATTON RAILWAY STATION, AUSTRALIA JJ BARRON ON GATTON RAILWAY STATION IN HIS POSITION AS STATION MASTER. | |
| 25 |  | JAMES JOSEPH BARRON HELIDON STATION, AUSTRALIA JJ BARRON ON HELIDON STATION IN HIS POSITION AS STATION MASTER. | |
| 26 |  | HARRY BENNETT AND ELSIE PIGGOTTīS (LIVING) WEDDING DAY PAGE BOYS - KEN (LH) AND ROY (RH) JORDAN - SONS OF BRIDEīS SISTER BLANCHE PIGGOTT AND FRED JORDAN. KEN SPENT MOST OF HIS LIFE IN AN ASYLUM AND DIED AGED 21. BRIDESMAID IN CENTRE - ANITA BENNETT WAS THE DAUGHTER OF GROOMīS BROTHER BERNARD AND HIS WIFE RUBY. THE BRIDESMAID DRESS AND CAP PLUS THE PAGE BOYīS SUITS WERE MADE FROM GREEN VELVET AND MADE BY THE BRIDE. (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | |
| 27 |  | DEATH CERTIFICATE OF JANE HOOD (nee BARRON) Death certificate of Jane Hood (nee Barron) born 1805 in Landguard Fort, Felixstowe, Suffolk daughter of James Barron the Master Gunner at the Fort and his wife Ann Johnson - Certificate kindly contributed by John Hood a descendant of Jane - thank you John for your contribution to the site | |
| 28 |  | WAR DIARIES FOR WW1 GIVING BATTLE DATES FOR WHEN PERCY BARRON HOOD WAS KILLED INFORMATION RESEARCHED BY JOHN HOOD WHO LIVES IN TORONTO, CANADA - A DESCENDANT OF PERCY BARRON HOOD Received by email 20 March 2008 Hi Jacquei, I found the war diaries for the Royal Berkshires and the entries for a couple of days before Percy was killed. Very sad. 2nd Royal Berkshire Friday 2nd March 1917 France: BRIGADE SUPPORT Battalion in Brigade Support. On night 2/3rd March, the Battalion relieved the 1st Bn The Royal Irish Rifles in the Front Line Trenches. Captain H.R.W. WOOD and 3 O.R. wounded, 1 O.R. killed. 2nd Royal Berkshire Saturday 3rd March 1917 France: FRONT LINE TRENCHES Battalion in Front Line Trenches. On night 3/4th March the Battalion side-slipped to the Left to take up Battle Position. 4 O.R. killed, 6 O.R. wounded. Lieut C.E.B. ROGERS to hospl sick. 2nd Royal Berkshire Sunday 4th March 1917 France: FRONT LINE TRENCHES On the morning of 4th March the Battalion formed the Right Flank of the Assaulting Force, and attacked PALLAS and FRITZ trenches. For the report of operations on 4th and 5th March see Appendix I attached. Casualties - killed 2 Lieut J.A. NEALON, 2 Lieut J.A. GRAY, 2 Lieut G.H. PARSONS and 43 O.R. Died from wounds - 11 O.R. Wounded - Captain A.A.H. HANBURY-SPARROW DSO, T/Captain W.B. SCOBELL, Lieut B. HAYE, 2 Lieut H.S. GUNSON, 2 Lieut E.G. FAULKNER-SMITH, 2 Lieut P.D. HARRISON and 173 O.R. Missing 20 O.R. Regards John Thank you John for your contribution |