Jesse O'Barr was born about 1826 in Georgia, United States. He was the 10th child of Thomas O'Barr and Sarah Kennemer.
He had grey eyes, light hair, a fair complexion, and grew to be 5ft 9in tall. He was known by his nickname, Pike.
He married Susan Annette Whorton on 11 November 1858 in St. Clair, Alabama and had four children: Missouri Florence, Augustus Barto, Camiel Duncan, and Icy Dora.
He was working as a carpenter in 1860 while living in St. Clair, Alabama. He was a Confederate soldier, a private in Company C of Hardie's Battalion of Cavalry in the Alabama Reserves. He was mustered in on 30 September 1864 in Ashville, Alabama.
He died 7 March 1869 in Houston, Chickasaw, Mississippi.
He had grey eyes, light hair, a fair complexion, and grew to be 5ft 9in tall. He was known by his nickname, Pike.
He married Susan Annette Whorton on 11 November 1858 in St. Clair, Alabama and had four children: Missouri Florence, Augustus Barto, Camiel Duncan, and Icy Dora.
He was working as a carpenter in 1860 while living in St. Clair, Alabama. He was a Confederate soldier, a private in Company C of Hardie's Battalion of Cavalry in the Alabama Reserves. He was mustered in on 30 September 1864 in Ashville, Alabama.
He died 7 March 1869 in Houston, Chickasaw, Mississippi.
Jesse O'Barr was born about 1826 in Georgia, United States. He was the 10th child of Thomas O'Barr and Sarah Kennemer.
He had grey eyes, light hair, a fair complexion, and grew to be 5ft 9in tall. He was known by his nickname, Pike.
He married Susan Annette Whorton on 11 November 1858 in St. Clair, Alabama and had four children: Missouri Florence, Augustus Barto, Camiel Duncan, and Icy Dora.
He was working as a carpenter in 1860 while living in St. Clair, Alabama. He was a Confederate soldier, a private in Company C of Hardie's Battalion of Cavalry in the Alabama Reserves. He was mustered in on 30 September 1864 in Ashville, Alabama.
He died 7 March 1869 in Houston, Chickasaw, Mississippi.
He had grey eyes, light hair, a fair complexion, and grew to be 5ft 9in tall. He was known by his nickname, Pike.
He married Susan Annette Whorton on 11 November 1858 in St. Clair, Alabama and had four children: Missouri Florence, Augustus Barto, Camiel Duncan, and Icy Dora.
He was working as a carpenter in 1860 while living in St. Clair, Alabama. He was a Confederate soldier, a private in Company C of Hardie's Battalion of Cavalry in the Alabama Reserves. He was mustered in on 30 September 1864 in Ashville, Alabama.
He died 7 March 1869 in Houston, Chickasaw, Mississippi.
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