Father, Jesse Barker
Mother, Matilda W Hawthorne
James married Ann Catherine Yates on September 21, 1847 in Meade Co, KY.
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Marriage bond of September 18, 1847, revealed James Henry Barker and Ignatius Yates were held accountable for fifty dollars to Kentucky for the marriage of Barker and Miss. Ann K. Yates. James put his mark for he could not write. The Marriage record revealed Mr. James Henry Barker and Miss. Ann Catherine Yates married on September 21, 1847 in Meade County, Kentucky.
James was about twenty-four and Ann was about twenty-two when they married.
The 1850 Census of October 4, revealed James was a farmer and they lived with his family in District 3, Hardin County, Kentucky. James was born in Virginia and Ann was born in Kentucky. Household members: James Benker (27), Ann (26), Francis (2), father, Jesse Benker (65), Matilda (48), George A. (24), John (17), Jane (13), Sarah (12) and Joan (7).
Civil War Registration record of June 1, 1863, revealed James H. Barker (39) was born in Virginia, was a farmer and resided in Salem Township, Ohio.
Their known children:
Francis Barker (b.1848)
Mary Jane Barker (Arnold)(b.1850 d.1912)
Sarah Barker (b.1858)
John H Barker (b.1859)
Margaret Barker (b.1862)
Laura Barker (b.1864)
They had been married about twenty years when Anne died in 1867 at age 42.
The 1870 Census of September 2, revealed James was a widower, his real estate value was #800 and his personal property value was $200. James lived in West Point, Hardin County, Kentucky and his post office was in West Point. household members: Jas. H. Barker (46), Francis (21), Sarah (12), John H. (11), Margaret (8) and Laura (6). His brother, John (37) and family lived next door.
St. Patrick Cemetery records revealed James Barker is buried there but his headstone could not be found.
James lived to age 75.
Mother, Matilda W Hawthorne
James married Ann Catherine Yates on September 21, 1847 in Meade Co, KY.
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Marriage bond of September 18, 1847, revealed James Henry Barker and Ignatius Yates were held accountable for fifty dollars to Kentucky for the marriage of Barker and Miss. Ann K. Yates. James put his mark for he could not write. The Marriage record revealed Mr. James Henry Barker and Miss. Ann Catherine Yates married on September 21, 1847 in Meade County, Kentucky.
James was about twenty-four and Ann was about twenty-two when they married.
The 1850 Census of October 4, revealed James was a farmer and they lived with his family in District 3, Hardin County, Kentucky. James was born in Virginia and Ann was born in Kentucky. Household members: James Benker (27), Ann (26), Francis (2), father, Jesse Benker (65), Matilda (48), George A. (24), John (17), Jane (13), Sarah (12) and Joan (7).
Civil War Registration record of June 1, 1863, revealed James H. Barker (39) was born in Virginia, was a farmer and resided in Salem Township, Ohio.
Their known children:
Francis Barker (b.1848)
Mary Jane Barker (Arnold)(b.1850 d.1912)
Sarah Barker (b.1858)
John H Barker (b.1859)
Margaret Barker (b.1862)
Laura Barker (b.1864)
They had been married about twenty years when Anne died in 1867 at age 42.
The 1870 Census of September 2, revealed James was a widower, his real estate value was #800 and his personal property value was $200. James lived in West Point, Hardin County, Kentucky and his post office was in West Point. household members: Jas. H. Barker (46), Francis (21), Sarah (12), John H. (11), Margaret (8) and Laura (6). His brother, John (37) and family lived next door.
St. Patrick Cemetery records revealed James Barker is buried there but his headstone could not be found.
James lived to age 75.
Father, Jesse Barker
Mother, Matilda W Hawthorne
James married Ann Catherine Yates on September 21, 1847 in Meade Co, KY.
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Marriage bond of September 18, 1847, revealed James Henry Barker and Ignatius Yates were held accountable for fifty dollars to Kentucky for the marriage of Barker and Miss. Ann K. Yates. James put his mark for he could not write. The Marriage record revealed Mr. James Henry Barker and Miss. Ann Catherine Yates married on September 21, 1847 in Meade County, Kentucky.
James was about twenty-four and Ann was about twenty-two when they married.
The 1850 Census of October 4, revealed James was a farmer and they lived with his family in District 3, Hardin County, Kentucky. James was born in Virginia and Ann was born in Kentucky. Household members: James Benker (27), Ann (26), Francis (2), father, Jesse Benker (65), Matilda (48), George A. (24), John (17), Jane (13), Sarah (12) and Joan (7).
Civil War Registration record of June 1, 1863, revealed James H. Barker (39) was born in Virginia, was a farmer and resided in Salem Township, Ohio.
Their known children:
Francis Barker (b.1848)
Mary Jane Barker (Arnold)(b.1850 d.1912)
Sarah Barker (b.1858)
John H Barker (b.1859)
Margaret Barker (b.1862)
Laura Barker (b.1864)
They had been married about twenty years when Anne died in 1867 at age 42.
The 1870 Census of September 2, revealed James was a widower, his real estate value was #800 and his personal property value was $200. James lived in West Point, Hardin County, Kentucky and his post office was in West Point. household members: Jas. H. Barker (46), Francis (21), Sarah (12), John H. (11), Margaret (8) and Laura (6). His brother, John (37) and family lived next door.
St. Patrick Cemetery records revealed James Barker is buried there but his headstone could not be found.
James lived to age 75.
Mother, Matilda W Hawthorne
James married Ann Catherine Yates on September 21, 1847 in Meade Co, KY.
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Marriage bond of September 18, 1847, revealed James Henry Barker and Ignatius Yates were held accountable for fifty dollars to Kentucky for the marriage of Barker and Miss. Ann K. Yates. James put his mark for he could not write. The Marriage record revealed Mr. James Henry Barker and Miss. Ann Catherine Yates married on September 21, 1847 in Meade County, Kentucky.
James was about twenty-four and Ann was about twenty-two when they married.
The 1850 Census of October 4, revealed James was a farmer and they lived with his family in District 3, Hardin County, Kentucky. James was born in Virginia and Ann was born in Kentucky. Household members: James Benker (27), Ann (26), Francis (2), father, Jesse Benker (65), Matilda (48), George A. (24), John (17), Jane (13), Sarah (12) and Joan (7).
Civil War Registration record of June 1, 1863, revealed James H. Barker (39) was born in Virginia, was a farmer and resided in Salem Township, Ohio.
Their known children:
Francis Barker (b.1848)
Mary Jane Barker (Arnold)(b.1850 d.1912)
Sarah Barker (b.1858)
John H Barker (b.1859)
Margaret Barker (b.1862)
Laura Barker (b.1864)
They had been married about twenty years when Anne died in 1867 at age 42.
The 1870 Census of September 2, revealed James was a widower, his real estate value was #800 and his personal property value was $200. James lived in West Point, Hardin County, Kentucky and his post office was in West Point. household members: Jas. H. Barker (46), Francis (21), Sarah (12), John H. (11), Margaret (8) and Laura (6). His brother, John (37) and family lived next door.
St. Patrick Cemetery records revealed James Barker is buried there but his headstone could not be found.
James lived to age 75.
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