Pictured: Barnum-Litfin House built 1851-53 by Joshua Barnum's sons Joshua Jr, Leonard, and Calvin - located off of Main and Barnum roads (part of the original Barnum Farm) in Newstead Twp, Erie County, NY. The Barnum house and barn have a Century Marker...present owners have given it the name 'Peas in a Pod.'
- Photo courtesy of Bradley Gray
Joshua Barnum Sr's oldest child, Patience (Barnum) Boland, [b. -1804 d. +1840] married Asa H. Boland in Erie Co, New York; they migrated to Russian Township, Loraine Co, Ohio - in 1835 Patience, her daughter Charlotte and M. Boland were among the signers of the Oberlin Anti-Slavery Society Constitution (strongly affiliated with the Underground Railroad in Ohio)...see the history of Oberlin College, Loraine, OH. [the Boland gravesite is unknown]
After Joshua died, his children sold farmstead to brother Leonard Barnum. Son Calvin Barnum migrated to Oakland County, Michigan and is buried there with his wife Eveline Jennings in the Montrose Cemetery. Son Joshua Barnum Jr. migrated from Newstead Twp, Erie County, NY to Cedar Twp, Callaway County, Missouri in 1868. - they joined the Prospect M.E. Church in Cedar City, Callaway Co, Missouri, where they are buried in the old quaint Prospect M.E. Cemetery. Many of their descendants were Baptist and are buried in the Union Hill Baptist Cemetery in Fulton. (Cedar City and Fulton are ten miles south of Jefferson City, Missouri).
BARNUM, Joshua Sr. - LINEAGE (tentative)
Judah Barnum Sr. (1720CT - 1790CT)
Children born in CT:
- Judah Barnum Jr. (1748CT-1821CT)*
- Aaron P. Barnum (1756CT-1815NY)**
- Lydia Barnum (1751CT-1810)***
*Judah Barnum Jr. (1748CT - 1821CT)
Find A Grave Memorial #7909098
md) Lois Hoyt (1743-1839)
Find A Grave Memorial #7909102
Children:
Rhoda (1774-1860)
Eli (1779-1820)
Lois (1781-1861)
[Revolutionary War 1779 - 16th Regiment -
Capt. Richard Shute's Company]
...buried First Baptist Church Cemetery, Danbury, CT
**Aaron P. Barnum (1756 CT - 1815 NY)
md) 5 May 1774 to Rene Parsons
[Revolutionary War 1775 - enlisted Danbury, CT with Seth Barnum and John Barnum]
Children (known):
1) Judah
2) Joshua Barnum Sr.
***Lydia Barnum (1751-1810)
md) unknown
(1) Judah Barnum
b.1792 Saratoga Co, NY - d.1860-65 Erie Co, NY
md 1st) Polly Collins (1801- unk)
md 2nd) Nancy Hunt (1802-1855)
Children (known):
- Warren Barnum (1829-1884)
- Adeline Root (1838-1896)
(2) Joshua Barnum Sr.
b. 1782CT - d. 1858 Newstead, Erie Co, NY
md 1st) Polly (unk)- (abt 1786-abt 1830)
md 2nd)
Children (those known):
Patience Barnum Boland
Joshua Barnum Jr. Memorial #28255805
Leonard Barnum Memorial #65317249
Calvin Barnum Memorial #60615948
- Photo courtesy of Bradley Gray
Joshua Barnum Sr's oldest child, Patience (Barnum) Boland, [b. -1804 d. +1840] married Asa H. Boland in Erie Co, New York; they migrated to Russian Township, Loraine Co, Ohio - in 1835 Patience, her daughter Charlotte and M. Boland were among the signers of the Oberlin Anti-Slavery Society Constitution (strongly affiliated with the Underground Railroad in Ohio)...see the history of Oberlin College, Loraine, OH. [the Boland gravesite is unknown]
After Joshua died, his children sold farmstead to brother Leonard Barnum. Son Calvin Barnum migrated to Oakland County, Michigan and is buried there with his wife Eveline Jennings in the Montrose Cemetery. Son Joshua Barnum Jr. migrated from Newstead Twp, Erie County, NY to Cedar Twp, Callaway County, Missouri in 1868. - they joined the Prospect M.E. Church in Cedar City, Callaway Co, Missouri, where they are buried in the old quaint Prospect M.E. Cemetery. Many of their descendants were Baptist and are buried in the Union Hill Baptist Cemetery in Fulton. (Cedar City and Fulton are ten miles south of Jefferson City, Missouri).
BARNUM, Joshua Sr. - LINEAGE (tentative)
Judah Barnum Sr. (1720CT - 1790CT)
Children born in CT:
- Judah Barnum Jr. (1748CT-1821CT)*
- Aaron P. Barnum (1756CT-1815NY)**
- Lydia Barnum (1751CT-1810)***
*Judah Barnum Jr. (1748CT - 1821CT)
Find A Grave Memorial #7909098
md) Lois Hoyt (1743-1839)
Find A Grave Memorial #7909102
Children:
Rhoda (1774-1860)
Eli (1779-1820)
Lois (1781-1861)
[Revolutionary War 1779 - 16th Regiment -
Capt. Richard Shute's Company]
...buried First Baptist Church Cemetery, Danbury, CT
**Aaron P. Barnum (1756 CT - 1815 NY)
md) 5 May 1774 to Rene Parsons
[Revolutionary War 1775 - enlisted Danbury, CT with Seth Barnum and John Barnum]
Children (known):
1) Judah
2) Joshua Barnum Sr.
***Lydia Barnum (1751-1810)
md) unknown
(1) Judah Barnum
b.1792 Saratoga Co, NY - d.1860-65 Erie Co, NY
md 1st) Polly Collins (1801- unk)
md 2nd) Nancy Hunt (1802-1855)
Children (known):
- Warren Barnum (1829-1884)
- Adeline Root (1838-1896)
(2) Joshua Barnum Sr.
b. 1782CT - d. 1858 Newstead, Erie Co, NY
md 1st) Polly (unk)- (abt 1786-abt 1830)
md 2nd)
Children (those known):
Patience Barnum Boland
Joshua Barnum Jr. Memorial #28255805
Leonard Barnum Memorial #65317249
Calvin Barnum Memorial #60615948
Pictured: Barnum-Litfin House built 1851-53 by Joshua Barnum's sons Joshua Jr, Leonard, and Calvin - located off of Main and Barnum roads (part of the original Barnum Farm) in Newstead Twp, Erie County, NY. The Barnum house and barn have a Century Marker...present owners have given it the name 'Peas in a Pod.'
- Photo courtesy of Bradley Gray
Joshua Barnum Sr's oldest child, Patience (Barnum) Boland, [b. -1804 d. +1840] married Asa H. Boland in Erie Co, New York; they migrated to Russian Township, Loraine Co, Ohio - in 1835 Patience, her daughter Charlotte and M. Boland were among the signers of the Oberlin Anti-Slavery Society Constitution (strongly affiliated with the Underground Railroad in Ohio)...see the history of Oberlin College, Loraine, OH. [the Boland gravesite is unknown]
After Joshua died, his children sold farmstead to brother Leonard Barnum. Son Calvin Barnum migrated to Oakland County, Michigan and is buried there with his wife Eveline Jennings in the Montrose Cemetery. Son Joshua Barnum Jr. migrated from Newstead Twp, Erie County, NY to Cedar Twp, Callaway County, Missouri in 1868. - they joined the Prospect M.E. Church in Cedar City, Callaway Co, Missouri, where they are buried in the old quaint Prospect M.E. Cemetery. Many of their descendants were Baptist and are buried in the Union Hill Baptist Cemetery in Fulton. (Cedar City and Fulton are ten miles south of Jefferson City, Missouri).
BARNUM, Joshua Sr. - LINEAGE (tentative)
Judah Barnum Sr. (1720CT - 1790CT)
Children born in CT:
- Judah Barnum Jr. (1748CT-1821CT)*
- Aaron P. Barnum (1756CT-1815NY)**
- Lydia Barnum (1751CT-1810)***
*Judah Barnum Jr. (1748CT - 1821CT)
Find A Grave Memorial #7909098
md) Lois Hoyt (1743-1839)
Find A Grave Memorial #7909102
Children:
Rhoda (1774-1860)
Eli (1779-1820)
Lois (1781-1861)
[Revolutionary War 1779 - 16th Regiment -
Capt. Richard Shute's Company]
...buried First Baptist Church Cemetery, Danbury, CT
**Aaron P. Barnum (1756 CT - 1815 NY)
md) 5 May 1774 to Rene Parsons
[Revolutionary War 1775 - enlisted Danbury, CT with Seth Barnum and John Barnum]
Children (known):
1) Judah
2) Joshua Barnum Sr.
***Lydia Barnum (1751-1810)
md) unknown
(1) Judah Barnum
b.1792 Saratoga Co, NY - d.1860-65 Erie Co, NY
md 1st) Polly Collins (1801- unk)
md 2nd) Nancy Hunt (1802-1855)
Children (known):
- Warren Barnum (1829-1884)
- Adeline Root (1838-1896)
(2) Joshua Barnum Sr.
b. 1782CT - d. 1858 Newstead, Erie Co, NY
md 1st) Polly (unk)- (abt 1786-abt 1830)
md 2nd)
Children (those known):
Patience Barnum Boland
Joshua Barnum Jr. Memorial #28255805
Leonard Barnum Memorial #65317249
Calvin Barnum Memorial #60615948
- Photo courtesy of Bradley Gray
Joshua Barnum Sr's oldest child, Patience (Barnum) Boland, [b. -1804 d. +1840] married Asa H. Boland in Erie Co, New York; they migrated to Russian Township, Loraine Co, Ohio - in 1835 Patience, her daughter Charlotte and M. Boland were among the signers of the Oberlin Anti-Slavery Society Constitution (strongly affiliated with the Underground Railroad in Ohio)...see the history of Oberlin College, Loraine, OH. [the Boland gravesite is unknown]
After Joshua died, his children sold farmstead to brother Leonard Barnum. Son Calvin Barnum migrated to Oakland County, Michigan and is buried there with his wife Eveline Jennings in the Montrose Cemetery. Son Joshua Barnum Jr. migrated from Newstead Twp, Erie County, NY to Cedar Twp, Callaway County, Missouri in 1868. - they joined the Prospect M.E. Church in Cedar City, Callaway Co, Missouri, where they are buried in the old quaint Prospect M.E. Cemetery. Many of their descendants were Baptist and are buried in the Union Hill Baptist Cemetery in Fulton. (Cedar City and Fulton are ten miles south of Jefferson City, Missouri).
BARNUM, Joshua Sr. - LINEAGE (tentative)
Judah Barnum Sr. (1720CT - 1790CT)
Children born in CT:
- Judah Barnum Jr. (1748CT-1821CT)*
- Aaron P. Barnum (1756CT-1815NY)**
- Lydia Barnum (1751CT-1810)***
*Judah Barnum Jr. (1748CT - 1821CT)
Find A Grave Memorial #7909098
md) Lois Hoyt (1743-1839)
Find A Grave Memorial #7909102
Children:
Rhoda (1774-1860)
Eli (1779-1820)
Lois (1781-1861)
[Revolutionary War 1779 - 16th Regiment -
Capt. Richard Shute's Company]
...buried First Baptist Church Cemetery, Danbury, CT
**Aaron P. Barnum (1756 CT - 1815 NY)
md) 5 May 1774 to Rene Parsons
[Revolutionary War 1775 - enlisted Danbury, CT with Seth Barnum and John Barnum]
Children (known):
1) Judah
2) Joshua Barnum Sr.
***Lydia Barnum (1751-1810)
md) unknown
(1) Judah Barnum
b.1792 Saratoga Co, NY - d.1860-65 Erie Co, NY
md 1st) Polly Collins (1801- unk)
md 2nd) Nancy Hunt (1802-1855)
Children (known):
- Warren Barnum (1829-1884)
- Adeline Root (1838-1896)
(2) Joshua Barnum Sr.
b. 1782CT - d. 1858 Newstead, Erie Co, NY
md 1st) Polly (unk)- (abt 1786-abt 1830)
md 2nd)
Children (those known):
Patience Barnum Boland
Joshua Barnum Jr. Memorial #28255805
Leonard Barnum Memorial #65317249
Calvin Barnum Memorial #60615948
