Nathan Barney was the son of Nathan Barney and Hannah "Nancy" Carey. He married twice. The first marriage was to Elizabeth Jane Wotherspoon daughter to James Wotherspoon and Jean H. Marshall. After Elizabeth died in 1858, he married Mary Ann Deverell. Nanthan and Elizabeth had one child together named James Wotherspoon Barney. Nathan and Mary had 5 children together: Geroge D. Barney, Henry H. Brney, NathanC. Barney, Mary W. Barney and Walter S. Barney. It is through his second wife that there is a relationship to actor Robert Montgomery (as reported by the first owner of this memorial).
Nathan's obituary states: Nathan Barney, who died in Brooklyn, NY on Easter Sunday was born in Walkes-Barre 82 years ago. His father was Nathan Barney, one of the earliest taxpayers in the township of Wilkes-Barre. His childhood and early manhood were spent in this Valley. While quite young he taught in the old Seminary on South river Street, now replaced by the residences of John Hance and E. F. Payne. he taught penmanship among other branches here. Later he was engaged in the coal business at Mauch Chunk, Bergen Point and Brooklyn. George Barney and Mrs. Hannah Densmore of this city are nieces and Dr. Delbert Barney, a grandnephew of the deceased. ( Wilkes-Barre Times: 7 Apr 1902, p. 5)
Nathan's obituary states: Nathan Barney, who died in Brooklyn, NY on Easter Sunday was born in Walkes-Barre 82 years ago. His father was Nathan Barney, one of the earliest taxpayers in the township of Wilkes-Barre. His childhood and early manhood were spent in this Valley. While quite young he taught in the old Seminary on South river Street, now replaced by the residences of John Hance and E. F. Payne. he taught penmanship among other branches here. Later he was engaged in the coal business at Mauch Chunk, Bergen Point and Brooklyn. George Barney and Mrs. Hannah Densmore of this city are nieces and Dr. Delbert Barney, a grandnephew of the deceased. ( Wilkes-Barre Times: 7 Apr 1902, p. 5)
Nathan Barney was the son of Nathan Barney and Hannah "Nancy" Carey. He married twice. The first marriage was to Elizabeth Jane Wotherspoon daughter to James Wotherspoon and Jean H. Marshall. After Elizabeth died in 1858, he married Mary Ann Deverell. Nanthan and Elizabeth had one child together named James Wotherspoon Barney. Nathan and Mary had 5 children together: Geroge D. Barney, Henry H. Brney, NathanC. Barney, Mary W. Barney and Walter S. Barney. It is through his second wife that there is a relationship to actor Robert Montgomery (as reported by the first owner of this memorial).
Nathan's obituary states: Nathan Barney, who died in Brooklyn, NY on Easter Sunday was born in Walkes-Barre 82 years ago. His father was Nathan Barney, one of the earliest taxpayers in the township of Wilkes-Barre. His childhood and early manhood were spent in this Valley. While quite young he taught in the old Seminary on South river Street, now replaced by the residences of John Hance and E. F. Payne. he taught penmanship among other branches here. Later he was engaged in the coal business at Mauch Chunk, Bergen Point and Brooklyn. George Barney and Mrs. Hannah Densmore of this city are nieces and Dr. Delbert Barney, a grandnephew of the deceased. ( Wilkes-Barre Times: 7 Apr 1902, p. 5)
Nathan's obituary states: Nathan Barney, who died in Brooklyn, NY on Easter Sunday was born in Walkes-Barre 82 years ago. His father was Nathan Barney, one of the earliest taxpayers in the township of Wilkes-Barre. His childhood and early manhood were spent in this Valley. While quite young he taught in the old Seminary on South river Street, now replaced by the residences of John Hance and E. F. Payne. he taught penmanship among other branches here. Later he was engaged in the coal business at Mauch Chunk, Bergen Point and Brooklyn. George Barney and Mrs. Hannah Densmore of this city are nieces and Dr. Delbert Barney, a grandnephew of the deceased. ( Wilkes-Barre Times: 7 Apr 1902, p. 5)
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