son of Martin and Fanny (death record)
born 1821 -1823, depending on source. The obituary published in The Burlington Clipper (Burlington, Vermont) states he was born in 1821 in Richmond " his father being one of the first settlers of that village."
Proprietor of the Howard Hotel, where Co. A, Thirteenth Regiment Vermont Volunteers stayed in Burlington while the Company prepared to leave for service in the Civil War. "In remembrance of his kindness and as a token of friendship a handsome silver water service was presented to him which he treasured highly." Ralph Orson Sturtevant, "Pictorial History: Thirteenth Vermont Volunteers, War of 1861-1865." Privately published, 1910.
One of the incorporators of the City Hotel Company, Burlington, 1868
Life member, Vermont Dairymen's Association, 1894
Grand Senior Steward, Masons. In 1891, Daniel and other members of the Masons participated in the dedication of the Bennington Battle Monument (Bennington, Vermont), including laying the cornerstone.
Heirs named in will include brother Ralph J. Barber of Waterbury
born 1821 -1823, depending on source. The obituary published in The Burlington Clipper (Burlington, Vermont) states he was born in 1821 in Richmond " his father being one of the first settlers of that village."
Proprietor of the Howard Hotel, where Co. A, Thirteenth Regiment Vermont Volunteers stayed in Burlington while the Company prepared to leave for service in the Civil War. "In remembrance of his kindness and as a token of friendship a handsome silver water service was presented to him which he treasured highly." Ralph Orson Sturtevant, "Pictorial History: Thirteenth Vermont Volunteers, War of 1861-1865." Privately published, 1910.
One of the incorporators of the City Hotel Company, Burlington, 1868
Life member, Vermont Dairymen's Association, 1894
Grand Senior Steward, Masons. In 1891, Daniel and other members of the Masons participated in the dedication of the Bennington Battle Monument (Bennington, Vermont), including laying the cornerstone.
Heirs named in will include brother Ralph J. Barber of Waterbury
son of Martin and Fanny (death record)
born 1821 -1823, depending on source. The obituary published in The Burlington Clipper (Burlington, Vermont) states he was born in 1821 in Richmond " his father being one of the first settlers of that village."
Proprietor of the Howard Hotel, where Co. A, Thirteenth Regiment Vermont Volunteers stayed in Burlington while the Company prepared to leave for service in the Civil War. "In remembrance of his kindness and as a token of friendship a handsome silver water service was presented to him which he treasured highly." Ralph Orson Sturtevant, "Pictorial History: Thirteenth Vermont Volunteers, War of 1861-1865." Privately published, 1910.
One of the incorporators of the City Hotel Company, Burlington, 1868
Life member, Vermont Dairymen's Association, 1894
Grand Senior Steward, Masons. In 1891, Daniel and other members of the Masons participated in the dedication of the Bennington Battle Monument (Bennington, Vermont), including laying the cornerstone.
Heirs named in will include brother Ralph J. Barber of Waterbury
born 1821 -1823, depending on source. The obituary published in The Burlington Clipper (Burlington, Vermont) states he was born in 1821 in Richmond " his father being one of the first settlers of that village."
Proprietor of the Howard Hotel, where Co. A, Thirteenth Regiment Vermont Volunteers stayed in Burlington while the Company prepared to leave for service in the Civil War. "In remembrance of his kindness and as a token of friendship a handsome silver water service was presented to him which he treasured highly." Ralph Orson Sturtevant, "Pictorial History: Thirteenth Vermont Volunteers, War of 1861-1865." Privately published, 1910.
One of the incorporators of the City Hotel Company, Burlington, 1868
Life member, Vermont Dairymen's Association, 1894
Grand Senior Steward, Masons. In 1891, Daniel and other members of the Masons participated in the dedication of the Bennington Battle Monument (Bennington, Vermont), including laying the cornerstone.
Heirs named in will include brother Ralph J. Barber of Waterbury
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