From: Gary Barton First Generation --------------------------------------------- 1. Ferguson, GGGG Grandfather. Children: 2 i. Samuel 3 ii. George Cole Second Generation --------------------------------------------- 2. Samuel Ferguson, GGG Grandfather. Nelson County, Virginia Will - Ferguson George C. decd.1 1829 - Dec 28. Produced in Court, & the hand writing of G.C. Ferguson proved by oath of Greenberry V. BERNARD. Hold till next - Court. 1836 - June 27. How writing of decd. proven by Reuben WEATHERS & O.K. Recorded Book D Page 490 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- In the name of God Amen I George C. Ferguson of the Town of Petersburg and State of Virginia being at this present time of a sound Mind but having uncertainty of life and the positive certainty of Death I do by my Own free will and accord make this the last Instrument of the Disposal of what property I may Die posessed of hereby revoking all other wills or wills heretofore made by me. Item the first --- I give and bequath unto my dearly beloved Brother Samuel Ferguson my Mare Saddle and bridle, also my clothes and three hundred and fifty dollars which I have deposited in the Bank of Virginia in Petersburg to him and his heirs forever. --- Item the second. I give unto my Nieces Louisa Ann Ferguson and Carolina MITCHELL Ferguson and my Nephews Samuel Allen and George Spottswood Ferguson Daughters and sons of my said brother Samuel Ferguson the whole of my Legacy left me by my Father in Kentucky to be equally divided between them by my said Brother Samuel whom I hereby appoint my Only Executor to this my last will and Testament. In witness whereas I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this 20th day of October in the Year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and nineteen. Witness George C. Ferguson ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Augusta County to Wit This day Reuben WEATHERS came personally before me a Justice of the peace for the county afforesaid and made oath that, he had an intimate acquaintance with, the written named Geo. C. Ferguson and surely believed, the within to be his hand writing given under my hand this 20th day October 1827. John WAYES....... Augusta County to Wit This day Allen BERNARD came personally before me a Justice of the Peace for the said county and made Oath, that he was well acquainted with the hand writing of George C. Ferguson, Decd. and, that he believed the within to be his will and deed given under my hand this 1s Day of Nov 1827. John WAYES....... -------------------------------------------------------------------------- At a court held for Nelson County the 28th day of December 1829 A writing purporting to be the last will and testament of George C. Ferguson decd. was this day produced in court and there being no subscribing witness thereto Greenberry V. Bernard was sworn and deposed, that he is well acquainted with the testators hand writing, and verily believes the said writing and the name thereto subscribed, to be wholy written by the testators own hand, whereupon, the said writing is ordered to lie for further proof. And at a court held for said county the 27th day of June 1836, the said writing was again produced in said court and Reuben WEATHERS being sworn, deposed, that he is well acquainted with the testators hand writing, and verily believe the said writing and the name thereto subscribed, to be wholy written by the testators own hand, whereupon, the said writing is ordered to be recorded as the true last will and testament of said George C. Ferguson decd. Teste Ss: GARLAND, Ck. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- General Index to Deeds Grantor A-K Nelson County, VA 1808 - 1915, Book 2, Page 280 This Indenture made this Eleventh day of September eighteen hundred and fifteen between James BALL, Valentine BALL, William BALL, Lewis BALL, Lucinda BALL, Samuel Ferguson and Sukey his wife late Sukey BALL and James JOPLING and Sally his wife late Sally BALL, heirs and representatives of William BALL Deceased of Nelson county of one part, and Riley BALL and other of their heirs and representatives of William BALL Deceased of the other part Witnessth that the said James BALL, William BALL, Valentine BALL, Lewis BALL, Lucinda BALL, Samuel Ferguson and Sukey his wife, and James JOPLING and Sally his wife, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar to them in hand paid by the said Riley BALL as heir and distributed as soforesaid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath bargained and sold and by these presents doth bargain and sell unto the said Riley BALL his heirs and assigns all the land belonging to the Estate of aforesaid deceased Called the (?) land which land is contained in two different Tracts and adjoining, in the aforesaid County of Nelson, and Contains by Patents two hundred and Ninety two Acres and being the same land on which the said Riley BALL now resides together with all and singular the advantages and appurtenances whatsoever to the said tracts or parcels of land belonging or apportioning. To Have and to hold the aforesaid Tracts or parcel of Lands with the Tenements hereditaments and all and singular to the premises herein before mentioned or intended to be Conveyed and every part and parcel thereof and appurtenances unto the said Riley BALL his heirs and assigns forever, and the said James BALL, Valentine BALL, William BALL, Lewis BALL, Lucinda BALL, Samuel Ferguson and Sukey his wife, and James JOPLING and Sally his wife for themselves and their heirs the said Tracts or parcels of land with all and singular the premises and appurtenances before mentioned unto the said Riley BALL his heirs and assigns forever free from the claims of them the said James BALL, Valentine BALL, William BALL, Lewis BALL, Lucinda BALL, Samuel Ferguson and Sukey his wife, and James JOPLING and Sally his wife heirs and representatives as aforesaid, to their heirs and of all and every person whatsoever shall will and forever warrant and defend by these presents. In Witness In witness whereof the said James BALL, Valentine BALL, William BALL, Lewis BALL, Lucinda BALL, Samuel Ferguson and Sukey his wife late Sukey BALL, and James JOPLING and Sally his wife late Sally BALL have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals this day and year first above written. Valentine BALL Wm. BALL her Lucinda + BALL Sml Samuel + Ferguson mark her Sukey + Ferguson mark James JOPLING her Sally + JOPLING mark Witness Jesse JOPLING Ralph (?) Larkin HARLOW Joseph MOORE This Indenture of Bargain and Sale was produced into Court and proved by the oaths of Jess JOPLING and Larkin HARLOW two of the subscribing Witness thereto and ordered to lie for further proof. And at a Court held for said County the 23rd day of October 1815 The said Indenture was ordered produced into Court and fully by the oaths of Joseph MOORE the third subscribing Witness thereto and ordered to be recorded and At a court held for said County this 27th day of 1816 said Indenture was again produced into Court and acknowledged by Saml. Ferguson and Susanna his wife she being first privily examined as the Law directs and ordered to be recorded as to the them. Teste Spotswood GARLAND Samuel married Elizabeth SMITH, GGG Grandmother. They had the following children: 4 i. Samuel Allen (1815-) 5 ii. Jessie Bernard (1825-1910) 6 iii. George Spottswood 7 iv. Lousia 8 v. Evalina 3. George Cole Ferguson, GGGG Uncle. Nelson County, Virginia Will - Ferguson George C. decd.1 1829 - Dec 28. Produced in Court, & the hand writing of G.C. Ferguson proved by oath of Greenberry V. BERNARD. Hold till next - Court. 1836 - June 27. How writing of decd. proven by Reuben WEATHERS & O.K. Recorded Book D Page 490 In the name of God Amen I George C. Ferguson of the Town of Petersburg and State of Virginia being at this present time of a sound Mind but having uncertainty of life and the positive certainty of Death I do by my Own free will and accord make this the last Instrument of the Disposal of what property I may Die posessed of hereby revoking all other wills or wills heretofore made by me. Item the first --- I give and bequath unto my dearly beloved Brother Samuel Ferguson my Mare Saddle and bridle, also my clothes and three hundred and fifty dollars which I have deposited in the Bank of Virginia in Petersburg to him and his heirs forever. --- Item the second. I give unto my Nieces Louisa Ann Ferguson and Carolina MITCHELL Ferguson and my Nephews Samuel Allen and George Spottswood Ferguson Daughters and sons of my said brother Samuel Ferguson the whole of my Legacy left me by my Father in Kentucky to be equally divided between them by my said Brother Samuel whom I hereby appoint my Only Executor to this my last will and Testament. In witness whereas I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this 20th day of October in the Year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and nineteen. Witness George C. Ferguson ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Augusta County to Wit This day Reuben WEATHERS came personally before me a Justice of the peace for the county afforesaid and made oath that, he had an intimate acquaintance with, the written named Geo. C. Ferguson and surely believed, the within to be his hand writing given under my hand this 20th day October 1827. John WAYES....... Augusta County to Wit This day Allen BERNARD came personally before me a Justice of the Peace for the said county and made Oath, that he was well acquainted with the hand writing of George C. Ferguson, Decd. and, that he believed the within to be his will and deed given under my hand this 1s Day of Nov 1827. John WAYES....... ------------------------------------------------------------------------- At a court held for Nelson County the 28th day of December 1829 A writing purporting to be the last will and testament of George C. Ferguson decd. was this day produced in court and there being no subscribing witness thereto Greenberry V. Bernard was sworn and deposed, that he is well acquainted with the testators hand writing, and verily believes the said writing and the name thereto subscribed, to be wholy written by the testators own hand, whereupon, the said writing is ordered to lie for further proof. And at a court held for said county the 27th day of June 1836, the said writing was again produced in said court and Reuben WEATHERS being sworn, deposed, that he is well acquainted with the testators hand writing, and verily believe the said writing and the name thereto subscribed, to be wholy written by the testators own hand, whereupon, the said writing is ordered to be recorded as the true last will and testament of said George C. Ferguson decd. Teste Ss: GARLAND, Ck. Third Generation --------------------------------------------- 4. Samuel Allen Ferguson, GG Grandfather. Born on 28 Jan 1815 in Fluvanna County, Virginia.2 Occupation: County Constable. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Albemarle County, Virginia 1837 - Samuel A. Ferguson & Eliza Jane BARKSDALE; 7 Aug 1837; min- Porter Cleveland, 10 Aug 1837; [Marr. Reg., 1806-1868, fol. 70] b- Hudson Barksdale wit- William D. Fitch, who also affirms Samuel over 21; wit-Ira Garrett [B/C Papers, 1837-42] 1840 -Sam Ferguson-US Census3 <5 - 1 male [James, age 2 ] 15>20- 1 male [?] 20>30- 1 male [Samuel, age 25] <5 - 1 female [?] 20>30- 1 female [Eliza Jane age 20] < 10 - 1 female slave [?] 10>24- 1 female slave [Jane age 20] Nelson County, Virginia 1836 - WD D/490 George Cole Ferguson of Petersburg VA (1) Bequests Brother Samuel (2) gives to nieces & nephews, Louisa Ann F. & Evalina F. & Samuel Allen & Geo. Spottswood Ferguson - all ? estate left by Father & lying in Kentucky - Will 20 Oct 1819.4 1850 - US Census, page 2925 •Samuel A.-33-M-VA-Saddler •Eliza-28-F-VA •James-12-M-VA •Mary-10-F-VA •John-8-M-VA •Willie-4-F-VA •Jesse-2-M-VA •Sarah E. Hayes-17-F-VA •James Rivers-18-M-Ireland-Trader 1850 - Five houses from Samuel A. Ferguson's house in the 1850 Census is the home of Samuel Murrel PAGE married to Lucinda M. DICKERSON. See A History of Northern Rockfish Valley, Nelson County, Virginia for a picture and discription of the PAGE House in Greenfield.6 1860 - 24 March General Index to Deeds Grantee A-K, Nelson County, Virginia, 1808 - 1915, Book 15, page 533 This deed made this 24th day of March 1860 between Frances S. BURFORD and William N. BURFORD of the one part and S.A. Ferguson of the other part witneseth that said Frances S. BURFORD and William N. BURFORD to grant unto said S.A. Ferguson trustee the following property, one Bay horse / Earling, Stock of Hogs, corn & fodder, Household and Kitchen furniture also our entire Interest devised to us under the last-will and Testament of the late Rebecca ROBERSON Dec'd. In trust to secure William S. WILLIAMS in the sum of One hundred and twenty three dollars and 86/100 due by bond bearing date this 24th day of March 1860. Witness the following signatures. Frances S. BURFORD his Wm N. X BURFORD mark This day Francis S. BURFORD & Wm N. BURFORD personally appeared before me the undersigned a Justice of the County of Nelson and acknowledge the above obligatory of writing to be their acts and deeds. Given under my hand this 24th day of March 1860. M.H. FITZPATRICK J.P. At a Court held for Nelson County the 26th day of March, 1860. This Deed of Trust was presented duly certified by a Justice of this County as to the acknowledgment of both the parties interest and ordered to be recorded. Teste -- S.H. LOVING, Ck Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1860 - US Census, page 727 •Samuel A.-44-M-Fuvanna-County Constable •Eliza J.-40-F-Albemarle •Mary L.-20-F-Albemarle •John W.-17-M-Albemarle •Sally W.-14-F-Albemarle •Jesse B.-11-M-Albemarle •Benjmen H.-9-M-Albemarle •Ann V.-7-F-Nelson •Nannie M.-5-F-Nelson •Samuel R.-1-F-Nelson Greenfield, Nelson County, Virginia2 1864 - 16 Nov, S H Loving Esqu, You are herby authorized to issue Marriage license for my Daughter Sallie Willie Ferguson to Mr Norman P Barton. I would have come up myself but having to go to Rockfish Depot my son John will answer in my place what ever he does will meet my approbation. So you will issue the License. She will be eighteen the 23rd Jan 1865 my age 50 Jan 28/65 my wifes age is 45 Apr 6/65. Respectfully your friend. S A Ferguson. 1870 - US Census, page 4388 •Samuel-54-M-VA-Saddler •Eliza Jane-49-F-VA •Ann V.-17-F-VA •Nannie M.-14-F-VA •Samuel R.-12-M-VA •Robert E.L.-9-M-VA •Mary L.-30-F-VA •Taylor, Wm H.-64-M-VA Narrative: In the Nelson County Courthouse there is a rare set of Birth and Death Books that run from 1853 to 1871. Around 1853 Samuel A. Ferguson, Sadler, listed the birth of Amro V. Ferguson, probably Anne V. from later US Census, as 30 Jun. He is the father and Eliza J., the mother. The next entry in the book is also Samuel A. listing the birth of a slave, Isabella F. born 3 Nov to Jane, a slave, and Samuel A., the owner. No year was given for either of these births, probably 1853 as this is the birth year for Anne V. The, the next recording by Samuel A. Ferguson is for Samil, born 3 Nov 1858 to he, the Constable, and Eliza J. Then he next listed an Edward, born Dec 1860 to the slave, Jane, no name for father, he is the owner. The only listing in the Register of Deaths is for a male slave Edgar, 18 mos, mother Jane and Samuel A as father, not owner! On 7 Aug 1837 when Samuel Allen was 22, he first married Eliza Jane BARKSDALE, GG Grandmother, daughter of Hudson BARKSDALE & Sarah (Sally) WOOD. Born on 6 Apr 1820 in Albemarle County, Virginia.2 They had the following children: 9 i. James (1838-) 10 ii. Mary Louise (1842-) 11 iii. John W. (1843-) 12 iv. Sally (Sallie) Willie (1847-1929) 13 v. Jesse Bernard (JB) (1849-1930) 14 vi. Benjamin H. (1851-) 15 vii. Amiro (Anne) V. (1853-) 16 viii. Nannie M. (1855-) 17 ix. Samuel R. (1858-) 18 x. Robert E.L. (1860-) He second common-law married Jane9, in Slave.9 Born in 1820. They had the following children: 19 i. Isabella F. (1852-) 20 ii. Edward (1860-) 21 iii. Edgar 5. Jessie Bernard Ferguson, GGG Uncle. Born in 1825. Jessie Bernard died in Waynesboro, Augusta County, Virginia on 14 Jun 1910; he was 85. Buried in Riverview Cemetery, Block 121, Lot 7C, Waynesboro, Augusta County, Virginia. Relationship: Relationship To Samuel Allen Not Proven. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Nelson County, Virginia 1850 - US Census, page 29410 •Jessie B.-26-M-VA-Merchant 1852, nine members from Mount Ed founded Hebron Baptist Church. The nine included many names well known in northern Rockfish Valley today: John H. RODES, Sallie RODES, Robert Paige SMITH, Mary E. SMITH, John W. ANDERSON, Sallie J. ANDERSON, George NEESE, Nelson DAWSON and Ann DAWSON. In 1852, the members erected a church building on land belonging to Charles RODES. Two years late (sp) in 1854, the church was officially organized. The first clerk Nelson DAWSON, and the deacons were John H. RODES and George NEESE. At some point, the membership increased, either by letter of baptism. Three women became members by letter: Sister Ann GOODLOE form line Stone; Sister Mary WADE from Shiloh; and Sister Frances T. LIPSCOMB from Good Hope. Seven persons became members by "experience and baptism" including George GORDON, J.B. Ferguson, John H. GOODLOE, William C. HICKS, John WALLACE, Mary J. SMITH and Sarah Jane CARTER.6 Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1870 - US Census, page 48411 •J. B.-36-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-31-F-VA •William-11-M-VA •Evy Jane-8-F-VA •Fannie-6-F-VA •George-2-M-VA 1870 - US Census, page 43812 SPECIAL NOTE: This Jessie B family is living next door to Samuel Ferguson in 1870. It may be a different family from the one above or a census taken twice in 2 different locations in Rockfish TWP. The 1st census was in Aug and the 2nd one in Sep, the family may have moved and then counted twice? The wife's names are the same. •Jessie B.-42-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-35-F-VA •Eveline-8-F-VA •Bernard-10-M-VA •George-2-M-VA •Lule-5-F-VA 1879 - 14 Aug 20/548 Richard BURKETT to Jesse B. Ferguson trustee for wife Nancy A. & Children 97 Ac4 1880 - US Census13 •Jessie-51-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-40-F-VA •William-20-M-VA •Evy-17-F-VA •Fannie-14-F-VA •George-12-M-VA •Cora-9-F-VA •Annie-7-F-VA •Gertrude-4-F-VA •Edgar-6/12-M-VA 1897 - 19 Jan 27/391 Jesse B. Ferguson in own right & as trustee for wife Nancy A. Ferguson & Wm. B Ferguson of Allwood, Tex, Mary F. CALKINS Ft Worth, Eva F. MOORE of Alb. Co. Va. Gertrude F. THORNTON, ?? F. DAY, Geo. S. Ferguson & Percy Ferguson of Waynesboro, Aug. Co. Va. to Emmet Jones 97 Ac4 21/179 W.W Ferguson4 Narrative: Last year I found that my great grandfather Norman P. BARTON spent the last four years of his life in the Old Soldiers Home in Richmond, Virginia, 1920 - 1923. I also discovered the records for this home were in the hands of the Library of Virginia. I wrote and received 21 pages form his file. of the photocopies was one small note the said: notify Mrs Jeter SMITH Waynesboro Va phone 312 Now Norman P. BARTON was from Ohio, and had no relatives of ancestors in VIrginia. However in 1864 while serving in the Confederate Army he meet and married Sallie Willie Ferguson of Nelson County. So I figured this Waynesboro note must be a Ferguson connection. I spent 3 days in Nelson COunty this past summer and then moved on to Rockingham County early the next morning. As I was new to the area, i decided to drive the old highways instead of the Interstate, want to get the feel for travel form one county to the next. As you leave Nelson County from the Rockfish Valley and go over the Blue Ridge Mts., you drop right into Waynesboro! I think it took less than an hour to get there, so i decided to stop at the library. Once inside, found their History and Genealogy room, and stared searching for Jester SMITH. Could not find anything. However this room in the Library was filled with lots of Indexes for VIrginia, so I spent the next 4 hours copying every thing on Ferguson in the State of Virginia. All of these photocopies i have integrated in my Ferguson binder which is now 2 inches thick and full. As I went through your email and my notes over the weekend I found the following: 1. Jesse B Fergusons county of birth for the Nelson County Court Records as Augusta (Waynesboro is in Augusta County). 2. 1910 Census Index JB Ferguson age 84 & Nannie A Ferguson age 73 living in Waynesboro. With all this information pointing to Waynesboro, I wrote to the Cemetery, 4 funeral homes, and the Library looking for the death and burial of Jessie B and Nannie A Ferguson. I should gets some replies in the next couple of weeks. If I get the the exact death dates on the two of them, then I can ask the Library to lookup and mail me a copy of their obits. Obits tend to be the 'Goldmine' in genealogy searching. They sometimes tell a lot about a persons past and who the living and deceased relative are. On 22 Oct 1857 when Jessie Bernard was 32, he married Nancy A. (Nannie) BURNETT, daughter of Richard W. BURNETT & Frances, in Nelson County, Virginia.14 Born in 1835. Nancy A. (Nannie) died in Waynesboro, Augusta County, Virginia in 1931; she was 96. Buried in Riverview Cemetery, Block 121, Lot 7B, Waynesboro, Augusta County, Virginia. They had the following children: 22 i. William Bernard (1860-) 23 ii. Eva Jane (1862-) 24 iii. Fannie (1865-) 25 iv. George (1868-) 26 v. Cora (1871-) 27 vi. Annie (1873-) 28 vii. Gertrude (1876-) 29 viii. Edgar (1879-) 6. George Spottswood Ferguson, GGG Uncle. 7. Lousia Ferguson, GGG Aunt. 8. Evalina Ferguson, GGG Aunt. Fourth Generation --------------------------------------------- 9. James Ferguson, GG Uncle. Born in 1838. 10. Mary Louise Ferguson, GG Aunt. Born on 17 Mar 1842 in Albemarle County, Virginia. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Nelson County, Virginia 1850 - US Census, page 2925 •Samuel A.-33-M-VA-Saddler •Eliza-28-F-VA •James-12-M-VA •Mary-10-F-VA •John-8-M-VA •Willie-4-F-VA •Jesse-2-M-VA 1860 - US Census, page 727 •Samuel A.-44-M-Fuvanna-County Constable •Eliza J.-40-F-Albemarle •Mary L.-20-F-Albemarle •John W.-17-M-Albemarle •Sally W.-14-F-Albemarle •Jesse B.-11-M-Albemarle •Benjmen H.-9-M-Albemarle •Ann V.-7-F-Nelson •Nannie M.-5-F-Nelson •Samuel R.-1-M-Nelson On 11 Apr 1864 when Mary Louise was 22, she married George Washington BUTLER, in The Residence Of S. A. Ferguson, Nelson County Virginia.15 Born on 22 Jul 1839 in Norfolk City, Virginia. 11. John W. Ferguson, GG Uncle. Born in 1843 in Albemarle County, Virginia. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Nelson County, Virginia 1850 - US Census, page 2925 •Samuel A.-33-M-VA-Saddler •Eliza-28-F-VA •James-12-M-VA •Mary-10-F-VA •John-8-M-VA •Willie-4-F-VA •Jesse-2-M-VA 1860 - US Census, page 727 •Samuel A.-44-M-Fuvanna-County Constable •Eliza J.-40-F-Albemarle •Mary L.-20-F-Albemarle •John W.-17-M-Albemarle •Sally W.-14-F-Albemarle •Jesse B.-11-M-Albemarle •Benjmen H.-9-M-Albemarle •Ann V.-7-F-Nelson •Nannie M.-5-F-Nelson •Samuel R.-1-M-Nelson 1861 - Ferguson, John W.: Sgt. Co. B. Enl: 6/22/61 at Wytheville. Re-enl 5/13/62. Apptd. 6/1/62 Commissary sgt for brigade. Took oath at Charleston, WV 3/17/65 at age 23. Teacher, resides Nelson County.16 1861 - Company B, 8th Virginia Cavalry Regiment Origanized in 1861 and reorganized in 1862, the regiment surrendered at Appomattox. The unit was first assigned to the Army of the Kanawha and later to the Army of Northern Virginia. The regiment was involved in the battles of Lewisburg, Jenkins expedition into West Virginia and Ohio, White Sulfur Springs, Knoxville Siege, Jonesville, Piedmont, Lynchburg Campaign, Chambersburg, Fisher's Hill, Ceder Creek, Petersburg Siege, High Bridge, and Appomattox Courthouse.17 Greenfield, Nelson County, Virginia2 1864 - 16 Nov, S H Loving Esqu, You are herby authorized to issue Marriage license for my Daughter Sallie Willie Ferguson to Mr Norman P Barton. I would have come up myself but having to go to Rockfish Depot my son John will answer in my place what ever he does will meet my approbation. So you will issue the License. She will be eighteen the 23rd Jan 1865 my age 50 Jan 28/65 my wifes age is 45 Apr 6/65. Respectfully your friend. S A Ferguson. 12. Sally (Sallie) Willie Ferguson, G Grandmother. Born on 22 Jan 1847 in Albemarle County, Virginia. Sally (Sallie) Willie died in St Mary-Corwin Hospital, Pueblo, Colorado on 1 Sep 1929; she was 82.18 Buried on 3 Sep 1929 in Mt. View Cemetery, Lot60 BlockG Grave6, Pueblo, Colorado. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Nelson County, Virginia 1850 - US Census, page 2925 •Samuel A.-33-M-VA-Saddler •Eliza-28-F-VA •James-12-M-VA •Mary-10-F-VA •John-8-M-VA •Willie-4-F-VA •Jesse-2-M-VA 1860 - US Census, page 727 •Samuel A.-44-M-Fuvanna-County Constable •Eliza J.-40-F-Albemarle •Mary L.-20-F-Albemarle •John W.-17-M-Albemarle •Sally W.-14-F-Albemarle •Jesse B.-11-M-Albemarle •Benjmen H.-9-M-Albemarle •Ann V.-7-F-Nelson •Nannie M.-5-F-Nelson •Samuel R.-1-M-Nelson Greenfield, Nelson County, Virginia2 1864 - 16 Nov, S H Loving Esqu, You are herby authorized to issue Marriage license for my Daughter Sallie Willie Ferguson to Mr Norman P Barton. I would have come up myself but having to go to Rockfish Depot my son John will answer in my place what ever he does will meet my approbation. So you will issue the License. She will be eighteen the 23rd Jan 1865 my age 50 Jan 28/65 my wifes age is 45 Apr 6/65. Respectfully your friend. S A Ferguson. Roane County, Tennessee 1870 -US Census 16th District, Post Office Webster, page 15, line10719 •N.P.-34-NY-Merchant-Dry Goods •Sallie-25-VA-Keeping House •Kattie-2-TN •Fred S.-18-OH-Teamster 1880 - US Census20 •Norman-39-Farmer •Sally W-33-Keeping House •Fred A-6 •Norman A-3 •Britie W-1 Pueblo, Colorado 1907 - 227 E 5th, dressmkr-Mrs Sallie W21 1910 - 618 E 2nd, US Census22 •Norman P-70-Bookkeeper, office •Sarah W-63-Dressmaker •Pearl-28-Stacher, Laundry 1915 - 1510 E Routt av, Sarah W, smstrs23 1915 - 1326 Spruce, Pueblo-(Sallie)23 1917 - 1221 Bragdon av, Sally (wid Norman P)24 1919 - 1221 Bragdon av, Sallie W (wid Norman P)25 1920 - 2606 Pine, US Census26 •Conway, Lee-44 Labor-Steel Mill •Conway, Nettie-38 •Conway, Frances E-4 •Conway, Florence B-2 •Barton, Sally W-72 1920 - 2606 Pine, Norman's Addmitance Letter27 1921 - 2611 Spruce, Sallie W (wid Norman P), dressmkr28 1923 - 2611 Spruce, Norman's "will" in Richmond29 1923 - 2611 Spruce, Sallie's Letter to Richmond 15 Dec30 1925 - 2611 Spruce, S Willie (wid Norman )31 1927 - 2611 Spruce, Sallie W (wid Norman P)32 1928 - 925 Bragdon, Sallie W (wid Norman P)33 1929 - 925 Bragdon, Mrs. Sallie Willie Barton Death Certificate18 1929 - 2 Sep, The Pueblo Chieftain34 "Long-Time Pueblo Resident Is Dead------ Mrs. Sallie BARTON age 83 years, died early Sunday morning at a local hospital. She had been a resident of Pueblo for the past 29 years. Mrs. BARTON is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Pearl CONWAY, and Mrs. Bessie STEPHENSON both of Pueblo, and two sons Fred BARTON of Pueblo, and Sam BARTON of San Francisco; two brothers, E.L. Ferguson of Chicago, and J.B. Ferguson of Texas. Funeral services will take place Tuesday at 3:30 o'clock from the chapel of Davis mortuary and interment will be made at Mountain View cemetery." 1929 - 3 Sep, The Pueblo Chieftain35---"Funeral Services for Mrs. Sallie Barton will take place at 3:30 o'clock, Thursday afernoon, Sept. 3, from the chapel of the Davis nortuary." On 17 Nov 1864 when Sally (Sallie) Willie was 17, she married Norman P. [Phineas,Phinney] BARTON, G Grandfather, son of Edwin H. (E.H.)(Edward H.) BARTON & Angnette L. (Angenett)(Angeline S.) CROCKER, in Nelson County, Virginia.2 Born on 15 Nov 1840 in Onandagua County, New York.2 Norman P. [Phineas,Phinney] died in Old Soldiers Home, Richmond, Virginia on 23 Dec 1923; he was 83.36 Buried on 24 Dec 1923 in Hollywood Cemetary, Richmond, Virginia. Occupation: Clerk, Merchant, Farmer, Bookeeper. They had the following children: 30 i. Kattie (Died as Child) (1869-1874) 31 ii. Norman (Died as Child) (1870-1874) 32 iii. Fred A. (1874-) 33 iv. Norman A. (1876-1928) 34 v. Birtie W. (1879-1910) 35 vi. Nettie Pearl (1881-) 36 vii. Samuel Edwin (1884-1969) 37 viii. Annie (Bessie) Elizabeth (1888-) 38 ix. UNNAMED (-1910) 39 x. UNNAMED (-1910) 40 xi. UNNAMED (-1910) 41 xii. UNNAMED (-1910) 42 xiii. UNNAMED (-1910) 43 xiv. UNNAMED (-1910) 13. Jesse Bernard (JB) Ferguson, GG Uncle. Born in 1849 in Albemarle County, Virginia. Jesse Bernard (JB) died in Electra, Wichita County, Texas on 14 Dec 1930; he was 81.37 RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Nelson County, Virginia 1850 - US Census, page 2925 •Samuel A.-33-M-VA-Saddler •Eliza-28-F-VA •James-12-M-VA •Mary-10-F-VA •John-8-M-VA •Willie-4-F-VA •Jesse-2-M-VA 1860 - US Census, page 727 •Samuel A.-44-M-Fuvanna-County Constable •Eliza J.-40-F-Albemarle •Mary L.-20-F-Albemarle •John W.-17-M-Albemarle •Sally W.-14-F-Albemarle •Jesse B.-11-M-Albemarle •Benjmen H.-9-M-Albemarle •Ann V.-7-F-Nelson •Nannie M.-5-F-Nelson •Samuel R.-1-M-Nelson 1929 - Texas34 On 26 Apr 1913 when Jesse Bernard (JB) was 64, he married Edna Lucille BELL37, in Electra, Wichita County, Texas.37 Born on 6 Dec 1889 in Vernon, Wilbarger County, Texas.37 Edna Lucille died in House, Quay County, New Mexico on 19 Aug 1992; she was 102.37 They had the following children: 44 i. Edna Lucille (Died as Infant) (1916-1917) 45 ii. Lorraine Bernard (1919-) 14. Benjamin H. Ferguson, GG Uncle. Born in 1851 in Albemarle County, Virginia. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1860 - US Census, page 727 •Samuel A.-44-M-Fuvanna-County Constable •Eliza J.-40-F-Albemarle •Mary L.-20-F-Albemarle •John W.-17-M-Albemarle •Sally W.-14-F-Albemarle •Jesse B.-11-M-Albemarle •Benjmen H.-9-M-Albemarle •Ann V.-7-F-Nelson •Nannie M.-5-F-Nelson •Samuel R.-1-M-Nelson 15. Amiro (Anne) V. Ferguson, GG Aunt. Born on 9 Oct 1853 in Nelson County, Virginia.9 RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1860 - US Census, page 727 •Samuel A.-44-M-Fuvanna-County Constable •Eliza J.-40-F-Albemarle •Mary L.-20-F-Albemarle •John W.-17-M-Albemarle •Sally W.-14-F-Albemarle •Jesse B.-11-M-Albemarle •Benjmen H.-9-M-Albemarle •Ann V.-7-F-Nelson •Nannie M.-5-F-Nelson •Samuel R.-1-M-Nelson 1870 - US Census, page 4388 •Samuel-54-M-VA-Saddler •Eliza Jane-49-F-VA •Ann V.-17-F-VA •Nannie M.-14-F-VA •Samuel R.-12-M-VA •Robert E.L.-9-M-VA •Mary L.-30-F-VA •Taylor, Wm H.-64-M-VA 16. Nannie M. Ferguson, GG Aunt. Born in 1855 in Nelson County, Virginia. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1860 - US Census, page 727 •Samuel A.-44-M-Fuvanna-County Constable •Eliza J.-40-F-Albemarle •Mary L.-20-F-Albemarle •John W.-17-M-Albemarle •Sally W.-14-F-Albemarle •Jesse B.-11-M-Albemarle •Benjmen H.-9-M-Albemarle •Ann V.-7-F-Nelson •Nannie M.-5-F-Nelson •Samuel R.-1-M-Nelson 1870 - US Census, page 4388 •Samuel-54-M-VA-Saddler •Eliza Jane-49-F-VA •Ann V.-17-F-VA •Nannie M.-14-F-VA •Samuel R.-12-M-VA •Robert E.L.-9-M-VA •Mary L.-30-F-VA •Taylor, Wm H.-64-M-VA 17. Samuel R. Ferguson, GG Uncle. Born on 3 Nov 1858 in Nelson County, Virginia. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1860 - US Census, page 727 •Samuel A.-44-M-Fuvanna-County Constable •Eliza J.-40-F-Albemarle •Mary L.-20-F-Albemarle •John W.-17-M-Albemarle •Sally W.-14-F-Albemarle •Jesse B.-11-M-Albemarle •Benjmen H.-9-M-Albemarle •Ann V.-7-F-Nelson •Nannie M.-5-F-Nelson •Samuel R.-1-M-Nelson 1870 - US Census, page 4388 •Samuel-54-M-VA-Saddler •Eliza Jane-49-F-VA •Ann V.-17-F-VA •Nannie M.-14-F-VA •Samuel R.-12-M-VA •Robert E.L.-9-M-VA •Mary L.-30-F-VA •Taylor, Wm H.-64-M-VA 18. Robert E.L. Ferguson, GG Uncle. Born in 1860. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1870 - US Census, page 4388 •Samuel-54-M-VA-Saddler •Eliza Jane-49-F-VA •Ann V.-17-F-VA •Nannie M.-14-F-VA •Samuel R.-12-M-VA •Robert E.L.-9-M-VA •Mary L.-30-F-VA •Taylor, Wm H.-64-M-VA Chicago, Illinois 1929 - Chicago34 19. Isabella F. Ferguson, Half GG Aunt. Born on 30 Jun 1852-6 in Probably 1853.9 20. Edward Ferguson, Half GG Uncle. Born in Dec 1860.9 21. Edgar Ferguson, Half GG Uncle. Edgar died in Died At 18 Mos.9 22. William Bernard Ferguson, 1C3R. Born in 1860 in Virginia. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1870 - US Census, page 48411 •J. B.-36-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-31-F-VA •William-11-M-VA •Evy Jane-8-F-VA •Fannie-6-F-VA •George-2-M-VA 1870 - US Census, page 43812 SPECIAL NOTE: This Jessie B family is living next door to Samuel Ferguson in 1870. It may be a different family from the one above or a census taken twice in 2 different locations in Rockfish TWP. The 1st census was in Aug and the 2nd one in Sep, the family may have moved and then counted twice? The wife's names are the same. •Jessie B.-42-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-35-F-VA •Eveline-8-F-VA •Bernard-10-M-VA •George-2-M-VA •Lule-5-F-VA 1880 - US Census13 •Jessie-51-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-40-F-VA •William-20-M-VA •Evy-17-F-VA •Fannie-14-F-VA •George-12-M-VA •Cora-9-F-VA •Annie-7-F-VA •Gertrude-4-F-VA •Edgar-6/12-M-VA William Bernard married Mary (Mamie) BROWN. They had the following children: 46 i. Jacob Bernard (1895-) 47 ii. Tommy Montgomery (1898-) 48 iii. Flora Mae (1900-) 49 iv. William Leroy (1903-) 23. Eva Jane Ferguson, 1C3R. Born in 1862 in Virginia. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1870 - US Census, page 48411 •J. B.-36-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-31-F-VA •William-11-M-VA •Evy Jane-8-F-VA •Fannie-6-F-VA •George-2-M-VA 1870 - US Census, page 43812 SPECIAL NOTE: This Jessie B family is living next door to Samuel Ferguson in 1870. It may be a different family from the one above or a census taken twice in 2 different locations in Rockfish TWP. The 1st census was in Aug and the 2nd one in Sep, the family may have moved and then counted twice? The wife's names are the same. •Jessie B.-42-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-35-F-VA •Eveline-8-F-VA •Bernard-10-M-VA •George-2-M-VA •Lule-5-F-VA 1880 - US Census13 •Jessie-51-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-40-F-VA •William-20-M-VA •Evy-17-F-VA •Fannie-14-F-VA •George-12-M-VA •Cora-9-F-VA •Annie-7-F-VA •Gertrude-4-F-VA •Edgar-6/12-M-VA 24. Fannie Ferguson, 1C3R. Born in 1865 in Virginia. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1870 - US Census, page 48411 •J. B.-36-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-31-F-VA •William-11-M-VA •Evy Jane-8-F-VA •Fannie-6-F-VA •George-2-M-VA 1870 - US Census, page 43812 SPECIAL NOTE: This Jessie B family is living next door to Samuel Ferguson in 1870. It may be a different family from the one above or a census taken twice in 2 different locations in Rockfish TWP. The 1st census was in Aug and the 2nd one in Sep, the family may have moved and then counted twice? The wife's names are the same. •Jessie B.-42-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-35-F-VA •Eveline-8-F-VA •Bernard-10-M-VA •George-2-M-VA •Lule-5-F-VA 1880 - US Census13 •Jessie-51-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-40-F-VA •William-20-M-VA •Evy-17-F-VA •Fannie-14-F-VA •George-12-M-VA •Cora-9-F-VA •Annie-7-F-VA •Gertrude-4-F-VA •Edgar-6/12-M-VA 25. George Ferguson, 1C3R. Born in 1868 in Virginia. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1870 - US Census, page 48411 •J. B.-36-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-31-F-VA •William-11-M-VA •Evy Jane-8-F-VA •Fannie-6-F-VA •George-2-M-VA 1870 - US Census, page 43812 SPECIAL NOTE: This Jessie B family is living next door to Samuel Ferguson in 1870. It may be a different family from the one above or a census taken twice in 2 different locations in Rockfish TWP. The 1st census was in Aug and the 2nd one in Sep, the family may have moved and then counted twice? The wife's names are the same. •Jessie B.-42-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-35-F-VA •Eveline-8-F-VA •Bernard-10-M-VA •George-2-M-VA •Lule-5-F-VA 1880 - US Census13 •Jessie-51-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-40-F-VA •William-20-M-VA •Evy-17-F-VA •Fannie-14-F-VA •George-12-M-VA •Cora-9-F-VA •Annie-7-F-VA •Gertrude-4-F-VA •Edgar-6/12-M-VA 26. Cora Ferguson, 1C3R. Born in 1871. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1880 - US Census13 •Jessie-51-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-40-F-VA •William-20-M-VA •Evy-17-F-VA •Fannie-14-F-VA •George-12-M-VA •Cora-9-F-VA •Annie-7-F-VA •Gertrude-4-F-VA •Edgar-6/12-M-VA 27. Annie Ferguson, 1C3R. Born in 1873. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1880 - US Census13 •Jessie-51-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-40-F-VA •William-20-M-VA •Evy-17-F-VA •Fannie-14-F-VA •George-12-M-VA •Cora-9-F-VA •Annie-7-F-VA •Gertrude-4-F-VA •Edgar-6/12-M-VA 28. Gertrude Ferguson, 1C3R. Born in 1876. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1880 - US Census13 •Jessie-51-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-40-F-VA •William-20-M-VA •Evy-17-F-VA •Fannie-14-F-VA •George-12-M-VA •Cora-9-F-VA •Annie-7-F-VA •Gertrude-4-F-VA •Edgar-6/12-M-VA 29. Edgar Ferguson, 1C3R. Born in Sep 1879. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Rockfish, Nelson County, Virginia 1880 - US Census13 •Jessie-51-M-VA-Farmer •Nannie-40-F-VA •William-20-M-VA •Evy-17-F-VA •Fannie-14-F-VA •George-12-M-VA •Cora-9-F-VA •Annie-7-F-VA •Gertrude-4-F-VA •Edgar-6/12-M-VA Fifth Generation --------------------------------------------- 30. Kattie BARTON, G Aunt. Born on 9 Oct 1869 in Tennessee. Kattie died in Roane County, Tennessee on 1 Feb 1874; she was 4. Buried in Crowe Cemetery, Harriman, Roane County, Tennessee. 31. Norman BARTON, G Uncle. Born on 18 Jul 1870 in Roane County, Tennessee. Norman died in Roane County, Tennessee on 8 Feb 1874; he was 3. Buried in Crowe Cemetery, Harriman, Roane County, Tennessee. 32. Fred A. BARTON, G Uncle. Born in 1874 in Tennesse.20 Occupation: Forman Construction, Resides Pueblo, Colorado 1920. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Roane County, Tennessee 1875 - Born 1880 - US Census20 •Norman-39-Farmer •Sally W-33-Keeping House •Fred A-6 •Norman A-3 •Britie W-1 Pueblo, Colorado 1906 -917 E 3rd, boilermakr 1907 -401 E 8th, foreman Pueblo Bridge Co 1909 -101 Grant av, foreman Pueblo Bridge Co 1919 -1221 Bragdon av, formn Pueblo Bridge Co 1920 -Census ED201, Sheet4, Line91, Vol3138 -Fred A 45, Farmer -Pemelia 25, Keeping House -Annabell J 7 1921 -603 E Evans av, (Isabelle), foremn Pueblo Bridge & Constr Co 1925 -9 Small av, (Isabel), foremn Pueblo Bridge & Const Co 1927 -9 Small av, (Isabelle) 1927 -9 Small av, A June[14], student 1929 -6 Lafayette Apts, (Isabell), formn 1929 -6 Lafayette Apts, June[16], student 1930 -215 E Arbriendo av apt 6, Annabelle J[17], student 1930 -215 E Arbriendo av apt 6, (Isabelle), lab 1930 -925 Bragdon av 1931 -925 Bragdon av 1931 -1000 Carteret av Apt 7, Isabel Mrs 1931 -1000 Carteret av Apt 7, June[18] 1932 -925 Bragdon av, lab 1932 -210 Jackson, Isabel Mrs 1933 -227 Veta 1934 -130 Gale av, (Isabelle), bridge formn 1938 -307 W Abriendo av, (Isabelle) 1939 -307 W Abriendo av, (Isabelle) 1940 -307 W Abriendo av, (Isabelle P) 1941 -307 W Abriendo av, (Isabel) 1942 -307 W Abriendo av, (Isabelle P) Stories: I'm now in the 3rd year of searching for my BARTON ancestors and have accomplished a lot. But Pueblo still leaves me with lot of unanswered questions. My parents meet, married, and I was born in San Francisco. However, my birth certificate had my dad's birth place as Denver, Colorado. So, after a 3 month struggle to get a copy of his birth certificate from the State of Colorado, I decided to go to Denver and research his family. I took the train there in early june of 1997, spent 6 days in Denver; the Library, Courthouse, and old neighborhoods. I came away with a lot of information about his father the BARTONs and his mother the STUBENRAUCHs. However, on the last day of my research, I discovered the Pueblo connection and had no time left for a visit. So I came home, wrote to Library in Pueblo and got lots of help for the Historical Librarian. The next summer, I decided to go back to Denver again on the train, this time with my wife and a 3 day side trip to Pueblo. I ended up walking from the end of the city limits (2600 Pine) to the Mesa (Library) one day just photographing the houses my ancestors lived in. For early June it was pretty hot, my wife refers to it as the 'trail of tears walk' and vows never to return to Pueblo. As for me, I loved all the time I spent there, it wasn't enough! So, Im coming back again this June, on the train, by myself. There are too many question left unanswered about my BARTON family. The BARTONs arrived around the turn of the century, after surviving the Civil War in Virginia, moving to Tennessee and then Texas before finally settling in Pueblo. The youngest child was my grandfather who left Pueblo in 1905 and moved to Denver. He had a middle brother Norman A. who went to California and died here in San Francisco in the 1920's, his body was sent back to Pueblo and is buried next to their mother Sallie Willie BARTON. Sallie Willie died in 1929 and is buried in Mt View. Her husband Norman P. BARTON went to the Old Soldier's Home in Richmond, Virginia in 1919 and died there in 1923, and was buried in Hollywood Cemetery by the Daughters of the Confederacy. But its my grandfather's three other siblings that leave me baffled as to what happen to them. The oldest brother Fred BARTON worked for Colorado Bridge Company, I lose all trace of him after 1942, the last City Directory entry. He would be 68 at this time, and could not find him buried in any of the Cemeteries. One sister Pearl BARTON married Lee CONWAY, he died in 1930. There is no trace of Pearl in the City Directories after 1939. The other sister Annie (Bessie) Elizabeth BARTON married a STEPHENSON and they disappear from the City Directories in the mid 1930's. All three families were real close as in some years they are living either in the same house or on the same block. I suspect all three families may have moved to a new city together at about the same time. Now to your offer, here are the names of their children, if you can find anything in the school records, it would be of help: Annabell June BARTON(ca1913-) Frances E. CONWAY(1915-) Florence B. CONWAY(1918-) Fred O. STEPHENSON(1908-) Clifford A. STEPHENSON(1909-) Norman S. STEPHENSON(1912-) Maggie L. STEPHENSON(1915-) Fred A. married Pemelia S. (Isabelle). Born ca 1895 in Colorado.38 They had one child: 50 i. Annabell June (ca1913-) 33. Norman A. BARTON, G Uncle. Born on 30 Jul 1876 in Tennessee.39 Norman A. died in San Francisco, California on 6 May 1928; he was 51.39 Buried on 15 May 1928 in Mountain View Cemetery, Pueblo, Colorado.40 Occupation: Waiter, Mattress Maker.39 RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Roane County, Tennessee 1877 - Born 1880 - US Census20 •Norman-39-Farmer •Sally W-33-Keeping House •Fred A-6 •Norman A-3 •Britie W-1 Pueblo, Colorado 1906 -917 E 3rd21 1907 -227 E 5th41 Sacramento, California 1913 - arrives in California39 1920 -827 7th, Census ED88, Sheet2, Line93, Vol79 San Francisco, California 1928 - Irving Street42 1928 - 6 May, Died (in California 15 years, in San Francisco 1 month39) Pueblo, Colorado 1928 - 8 May43---BARTON, Norman Arthur, died in San Francisco, Calif., Sunday. Remains will arrive in Pueblo care of T.G. McCarthy and Sons. Funeral announcemant later. 1928 - 15 May40---Funeral services for Norman A. Barton took place at 10 o'clock Monday morning from the chapel of the Davis Mortuary. Rev. C. Arlin Heydon officated, Mrs. D.D. albertson and Mrs. E.R. Owens, accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Charlie Krebs, sang "Sometime We'll Understand" and "Face to Face." Miss Eunice Wennermark played the violin solo, "Saved by Grace." The pallbearers were; E.C. Sparrow, Fred Trent, Jack Stephenson, Chas. Aldrich, Dale Rea and Orville K. Maynard. Interment, Mountain View cemetery. 34. Birtie W. BARTON, G Uncle. Born in 1879 in Tennessee.20 Birtie W. died in <1910; he was 31. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Roane County, Tennessee 1880 - US Census20 •Norman-39-Farmer •Sally W-33-Keeping House •Fred A-6 •Norman A-3 •Britie W-1 35. Nettie Pearl BARTON, G Aunt. Born in 1881 in Tennessee. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Pueblo, Colorado 1906 - 917 E 3rd, Pearl, emp City Laundry21 1907 - 227 E 5th, Pearl N, emp Colo Laundry41 1908 - 101 Granite44 1909 - 625 E 2nd, Pearl N, emp Colo Laundry45 1910 - 618 E 2nd, Peral N, clk46 1910 - 618 E 2nd, US Census22 •Norman P-70-Bookkeeper, office •Sarah W-63-Dressmaker •Pearl-28-Stacher, Laundry 1911 - 618 E 2nd, Peral N47 1914 - 4 Jun, marriage48 1915 - 1326 Spruce, Lee (Pearl N), stlwkr49 1917 - 1221 Bragdon, Lee (Pearl), stlwkr50 1919 - 1221 Bragdon, Lee (Pearl N), stlwkrr51 1920 -2606 Pine, US Census26 •Conway, Lee-44 Labor-Steel Mill •Conway, Nettie-38 •Conway, Frances E-4 •Conway, Florence B-2 •Barton, Sally W-72 1921 - 2611 Spruce av, Lee (Nettie P), stlwr51 1923 - 2611 Spruce av, Lee (Nettie P), stlwr51 1929 - 925 Bragdon av, Lee (Pearl N), steelwkr52 1930 - 925 Bragdon av, Lee W (Pearl N) steelwkr53 1931 - Lee W aged 54 died Feb 11 '3054 1931 - 925 Bragdon av, Pearl (wid Lee W)54 1932 - 925 Bragdon av, Pearl N(wid Lee W)55 1933 - 227 Veta av, Pearl (wid Lee)56 1933 - 227 Veta av, Frances E[18], student56 1935 - 122 Lamar av, Pearl (wid Lee)57 1935 - 122 Lamar av, Florence[17]57 1937 - 217 Michigan av, Pearl (wid Lee)58 1937 - 217 Michigan av, Florence B[19]58 1939 - 514 Bellevue pl, Pearl N (wid Lee)59 On 3 Jun 1914 when Nettie Pearl was 33, she married Lee CONWAY, son of CONWAY, in Pueblo, Colorado.48 Born in 1876 in Indiana. Lee died in Pueblo, Colorado on 11 Feb 1930; he was 54. Occupation: Laborer, Steel Mill. They had the following children: 51 i. Frances E. (1915-) 52 ii. Florence B. (1918-) 36. Samuel Edwin BARTON, Grandfather. Born on 15 May 1884 in Troy, Texas.60 Samuel Edwin died in San Francisco, California on 21 Nov 1969; he was 85.61 Buried on 24 Nov 1969 in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Rose103, Colma, California. Occupation: Mattress Maker. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATION Pueblo, Colorado 1906 -917 E 3rd, emp Pueblo Laundry Denver, Colorado 1892 - 1893, 1894, 1895, 1897 - NOT HERE62 1910 - 1312 S Pearl, Denver, US Census63 •Barton, Samuel E-25- Mattress Maker-Factory •Barton, Louise-22 •Barton, Samuel N-2 10/12 1912 -1312 S Pearl, Colorado Mattress Factory, 2626 Larimer 1913 -1938 S Pennsylvania, mattress mkr Colorado Mattress Factory, 2700 Walnut 1914 -1938 S Pennsylvania, mattress mkr 1915 -1938 S Pennsylvania, mattress mkr 1916 -1938 S Pennsylvania, mattress finisher Kendel Bedding & Renovating Co, 1452 Champa Minneapolis, Minnesota 1920 - 3258 Johnson NE, US Census64 •Barton, Samuel E-35- Mattress Maker •Barton, Louise-31 •Barton, Samuel N-12 •Barton, GW Allen-7 •Bernard O-4 •Vernon E-2 San Francisco, California 1928 - 4627 Irving, Saml E (Louise)65 1928 - 4627 Irving, Saml E jr On 10 Aug 1906 when Samuel Edwin was 22, he married Elizabeth (Louise) STUBENRAUCH, Grandmother, daughter of George STUBENRAUCH & Emma PETERSON, in Justice Of The Peace, Denver, Colorado.66 Born on 16 Mar 1888 in Chicago, Illinois.67 Elizabeth (Louise) died in San Mateo, California on 9 Jun 1979; she was 91.68 Buried on 11 Jun 1979 in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Rose103, Colma, California. Occupation: Housewife. They had the following children: 53 i. Samuel Norman (1907-1983) 54 ii. George Willie Allen (Allan) (1912-1969) 55 iii. Oliver Bernard (1915-) 56 iv. Emmet Vernon (1917-1978) 37. Annie (Bessie) Elizabeth BARTON, G Aunt. Born in 1888. RESIDENTS & OCCUPATIONS Pueblo, Colorado 1906 - 917 E 3rd, A Bessie21 1907 - 227 E 5th, Annie E41 1919 - 1217 Bragdon av, Frank A (Anna E) eng51 1920 - 2513 Pine Street, US Census69 •Frank A.-33-Kansas •Anne E.-32-Texas •Fred O.-12-Colorado •Clifford J.-11-Colorado •Norman-8-Colorado •Maggie L.-5-Oklahoma 1921 - 1917 Palmer av, Frank A (Annie E) stl wkr51 1923 - 1925 1/2 Berkeley av, Frank A (Annie E) stl wkr51 1923 - 1925 1/2 Berkeley av, Fred O, messr51 1930 - 1106 Berkeley av, Frank A (Anna E), driver Pueblo Ice Co51 1930 - 1106 Berkeley av, Norman S. mech Ray Maury Auto Serv51 1939 - NOT HERE51 On 12 Sep 1906 when Annie (Bessie) Elizabeth was 18, she married Frank A. STEPHENSON, son of Samuel STEPHENSON & Kate, in Pueblo, Colorado. Born in 1887 in Kansas. They had the following children: 57 i. Fred O. (1908-) 58 ii. Clifford A. (1909-) 59 iii. Norman S. (1912-) 60 iv. Maggie L. (1915-) 38. BARTON, G Uncle. died in <1910. 39. BARTON, G Uncle. died in <1910. 40. BARTON, G Uncle. died in <1910. 41. BARTON, G Uncle. died in <1910. 42. BARTON, G Uncle. died in <1910. 43. BARTON, G Uncle. died in <1910. 44. Edna Lucille Ferguson37, 1C2R. Born on 22 Aug 1916 in Electra, Wichita County, Texas.37 Edna Lucille died in Electra, Wichita County, Texas on 15 Dec 1917; she was 1.37 45. Lorraine Bernard Ferguson37, 1C2R. Born on 1 Apr 1919 in Electra, Wichita County, Texas.37 On 19 Apr 1938 when Lorraine Bernard was 19, she married Weldon Bowman LEE37, in Frederic, Oklahoma.37 Born on 15 Aug 1912 in Abilene, Taylor County, Texas.37 Weldon Bowman died in House, Quay County, New Mexico on 10 Dec 1996; he was 84.37 They had the following children: 61 i. Patricia Colita (1939-) 62 ii. Rozanne Ferguson (1940-) 63 iii. Janet Norman (1942-) 64 iv. Jennifer Bell (1947-) 65 v. Lisa Lorraine (1957-) 66 vi. Teresa Elizabeth (1961-) 46. Jacob Bernard Ferguson, 2C2R. Born in 1895 in Decatur, Wise County, Texas. Jacob Bernard married Thelma Orene VAUGHAN. They had the following children: 67 i. Jacob Bernard (1922-) 68 ii. Virginia Frances (1924-) 69 iii. Ivalu (1926-) 70 iv. Peggy Jane (1928-) 47. Tommy Montgomery Ferguson, 2C2R. Born in 1898 in Decatur, Wise County, Texas. 48. Flora Mae Ferguson, 2C2R. Born in 1900 in Decatur, Wise County, Texas. 49. William Leroy Ferguson, 2C2R. Born in 1903 in Decatur, Wise County, Texas.