Daughter of Hezakiah Hatch and Aldura Sumner
Married George Barber, 1851, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Adeline had no children of her own, but children loved her. George's children from the other two wives brought her great joy. She would sing and read with them. When they couldn't attend school, she would teach them. When George's children were grown they would joke about the fact, that when they were young they hardly knew which was their mother - their real mother or Auntie Adeline.
Married George Barber, 1851, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Adeline had no children of her own, but children loved her. George's children from the other two wives brought her great joy. She would sing and read with them. When they couldn't attend school, she would teach them. When George's children were grown they would joke about the fact, that when they were young they hardly knew which was their mother - their real mother or Auntie Adeline.
Daughter of Hezakiah Hatch and Aldura Sumner
Married George Barber, 1851, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Adeline had no children of her own, but children loved her. George's children from the other two wives brought her great joy. She would sing and read with them. When they couldn't attend school, she would teach them. When George's children were grown they would joke about the fact, that when they were young they hardly knew which was their mother - their real mother or Auntie Adeline.
Married George Barber, 1851, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Adeline had no children of her own, but children loved her. George's children from the other two wives brought her great joy. She would sing and read with them. When they couldn't attend school, she would teach them. When George's children were grown they would joke about the fact, that when they were young they hardly knew which was their mother - their real mother or Auntie Adeline.
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