Presbyterian Ministerial Directory 1898
Name: Louis Green Barbour
State: KY
Country: U.S.A.
Birth State: KY
Birth Country: U.S.A.
Birth Date: 19 Sep 1829
PostID: 72
Ordination: Oct 1854
City: Richmond
Birth City: Danville
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Kentucky Marriages, 1851-1900
Name: Lewis G. Barbour
Spouse: Elizabeth A. Ford
Marriage Date: 19 Jun 1854
County: Boyle
State: KY
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Lexington Intelligencer, July 27, 1907
[Lexington, Mo.]
Death of Dr. Barbour
Word has been received here of the death of Dr. Lewis Green Barbour at the home of his son, Dr. Phil Barbour, in Louisville, Kentucy, Wednesday.
Dr. Barbour was well known by the older citizens of Lexington, where he lived many years, having had charge of Elizabeth Aull Seminary until after the war, when on account of the oat required of preachers and teachers he went to Kentucky. He conducted a girls school for years in Danville, was instrumental in organizing Central University, and was for twenty-seven years professor of mathematics in that University.
Dr. Barbour was 78 years old. He was buried in Danville. He leaves a family of two sons, Dr. Phil Barbour of Louisville and Dr. James Barbour of Baltimore and two daughters, Misses Bessie and Caroline.
Name: Louis Green Barbour
State: KY
Country: U.S.A.
Birth State: KY
Birth Country: U.S.A.
Birth Date: 19 Sep 1829
PostID: 72
Ordination: Oct 1854
City: Richmond
Birth City: Danville
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Kentucky Marriages, 1851-1900
Name: Lewis G. Barbour
Spouse: Elizabeth A. Ford
Marriage Date: 19 Jun 1854
County: Boyle
State: KY
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Lexington Intelligencer, July 27, 1907
[Lexington, Mo.]
Death of Dr. Barbour
Word has been received here of the death of Dr. Lewis Green Barbour at the home of his son, Dr. Phil Barbour, in Louisville, Kentucy, Wednesday.
Dr. Barbour was well known by the older citizens of Lexington, where he lived many years, having had charge of Elizabeth Aull Seminary until after the war, when on account of the oat required of preachers and teachers he went to Kentucky. He conducted a girls school for years in Danville, was instrumental in organizing Central University, and was for twenty-seven years professor of mathematics in that University.
Dr. Barbour was 78 years old. He was buried in Danville. He leaves a family of two sons, Dr. Phil Barbour of Louisville and Dr. James Barbour of Baltimore and two daughters, Misses Bessie and Caroline.
Presbyterian Ministerial Directory 1898
Name: Louis Green Barbour
State: KY
Country: U.S.A.
Birth State: KY
Birth Country: U.S.A.
Birth Date: 19 Sep 1829
PostID: 72
Ordination: Oct 1854
City: Richmond
Birth City: Danville
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Kentucky Marriages, 1851-1900
Name: Lewis G. Barbour
Spouse: Elizabeth A. Ford
Marriage Date: 19 Jun 1854
County: Boyle
State: KY
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Lexington Intelligencer, July 27, 1907
[Lexington, Mo.]
Death of Dr. Barbour
Word has been received here of the death of Dr. Lewis Green Barbour at the home of his son, Dr. Phil Barbour, in Louisville, Kentucy, Wednesday.
Dr. Barbour was well known by the older citizens of Lexington, where he lived many years, having had charge of Elizabeth Aull Seminary until after the war, when on account of the oat required of preachers and teachers he went to Kentucky. He conducted a girls school for years in Danville, was instrumental in organizing Central University, and was for twenty-seven years professor of mathematics in that University.
Dr. Barbour was 78 years old. He was buried in Danville. He leaves a family of two sons, Dr. Phil Barbour of Louisville and Dr. James Barbour of Baltimore and two daughters, Misses Bessie and Caroline.
Name: Louis Green Barbour
State: KY
Country: U.S.A.
Birth State: KY
Birth Country: U.S.A.
Birth Date: 19 Sep 1829
PostID: 72
Ordination: Oct 1854
City: Richmond
Birth City: Danville
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Kentucky Marriages, 1851-1900
Name: Lewis G. Barbour
Spouse: Elizabeth A. Ford
Marriage Date: 19 Jun 1854
County: Boyle
State: KY
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Lexington Intelligencer, July 27, 1907
[Lexington, Mo.]
Death of Dr. Barbour
Word has been received here of the death of Dr. Lewis Green Barbour at the home of his son, Dr. Phil Barbour, in Louisville, Kentucy, Wednesday.
Dr. Barbour was well known by the older citizens of Lexington, where he lived many years, having had charge of Elizabeth Aull Seminary until after the war, when on account of the oat required of preachers and teachers he went to Kentucky. He conducted a girls school for years in Danville, was instrumental in organizing Central University, and was for twenty-seven years professor of mathematics in that University.
Dr. Barbour was 78 years old. He was buried in Danville. He leaves a family of two sons, Dr. Phil Barbour of Louisville and Dr. James Barbour of Baltimore and two daughters, Misses Bessie and Caroline.
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