Alternate spelling Barrilion. Had a brother named John who died before her and who'd been a surveyor of Orange Parish. Most of his decendents moved to Washington Co., Texas.
Source: HeritageQuest Online
http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/books/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;glhbooks;Genealogy-glh34278069;40;-1;&polarity=&scale=
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Born in Camden, Fairfield District, South Carolina.
(according to FamilySearch.org Pedigree Resource File - Compact Disc #113 Compact Disc #113 Pin #690373)
However current day Camden, South Carolina is in Kershaw County and Fairfield County used to be known as Camden District.
Daughter of Christopher Louis (born Paris, France 1765) & Catherina Barrillon.
Married 18 Aug 1831 in Orangebueg, C. H., SC ie Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina?
(Compact Disc #24 Pin #736699 & Disc #24 Pin #736706)
Catherine's mother was from Salem, Sumter SC.
In 1854 Catherine sent her complement of slaves to Texas and in the following year she came with her children to establish a home in Texas. They came across the Gulf of Mexico and landed at Houston, from which point they made their way by means of a wagon and ox team to their destination in Washington Co., where Mrs. Felder purchased a large tract of land and engaged in the raising of
cotton and other agricultural products. Buried in the Masonic Cemetery, C.H. Texas by the side of her husband, F.J. Felder, Jr.
Info from:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cmillergv&id=I3348
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In 1854 Mrs Catherine Felder sent her complement of slaves to Texas and in the following year she came with her children to establish a home in this state. They came across the Gulf of Mexico and landed at Houston from which point they made their way by means of a wagon and ox team to their destination in Washington County where Mrs Felder purchased a large tract of land and engaged in the raising of cotton and other agricultural products.
With the assistance of her sons she developed a valuable farm near the old Town of Washington and the greater part of her life thereafter was passed on this old homestead though she passed the evening of her life in the home of her son Rufus where she died at the remarkably venerable age of ninety years She was a woman of most gracious personality of education and culture and was loved by all who came within the sphere of her gentle influence.
She not only had much business acumen but was also zealous in the support of religious and educational activities and otherwise was influential in community affairs she having been a devoted member of the Presbyterian Church. The name of this noble woman merits high place on the roll of the honored pioneers of Texas.
Source (book): A history of Texas and Texans, Volume 4
by Frank White Johnson Pgs. 1616-1620
-----------------------------
The following info is listed under Catherina (Dyal) Barrilon's name on Rootsweb but in mentioning marriage to a Felder seems more likely to be info regarding her daughter Catherine's marriage to Rufus King Felder.
Native of Salem, Sumpter District, SC.
Married at Orangeburgh Courthouse by Rev. R.H. Jones.
Ceremony to Felder took place at house of Mr. John D.A. Murphy (source family papers)
Bio source:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cmillergv&id=I3359
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Children:
Anna Maria FELDER b: 6 MAR 1839 in Orangeburg County, South
Carolina
Emma FELDER
Catherine (Kate) FELDER b: 16 AUG 1837 in Bamburg, South
Carolina
Rufus FELDER
Eliza FELDER
John Barillon FELDER
Franklin FELDER
Source: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=hocott&id=I3365
----------------------------
Son:
Rufus King Felder
Her and Franklin's son Rufus went to school at Chappell Hill's Soule University in 1861.
Source: HeritageQuest Online
http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/books/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;glhbooks;Genealogy-glh34278069;40;-1;&polarity=&scale=
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Born in Camden, Fairfield District, South Carolina.
(according to FamilySearch.org Pedigree Resource File - Compact Disc #113 Compact Disc #113 Pin #690373)
However current day Camden, South Carolina is in Kershaw County and Fairfield County used to be known as Camden District.
Daughter of Christopher Louis (born Paris, France 1765) & Catherina Barrillon.
Married 18 Aug 1831 in Orangebueg, C. H., SC ie Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina?
(Compact Disc #24 Pin #736699 & Disc #24 Pin #736706)
Catherine's mother was from Salem, Sumter SC.
In 1854 Catherine sent her complement of slaves to Texas and in the following year she came with her children to establish a home in Texas. They came across the Gulf of Mexico and landed at Houston, from which point they made their way by means of a wagon and ox team to their destination in Washington Co., where Mrs. Felder purchased a large tract of land and engaged in the raising of
cotton and other agricultural products. Buried in the Masonic Cemetery, C.H. Texas by the side of her husband, F.J. Felder, Jr.
Info from:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cmillergv&id=I3348
-----------------------------
In 1854 Mrs Catherine Felder sent her complement of slaves to Texas and in the following year she came with her children to establish a home in this state. They came across the Gulf of Mexico and landed at Houston from which point they made their way by means of a wagon and ox team to their destination in Washington County where Mrs Felder purchased a large tract of land and engaged in the raising of cotton and other agricultural products.
With the assistance of her sons she developed a valuable farm near the old Town of Washington and the greater part of her life thereafter was passed on this old homestead though she passed the evening of her life in the home of her son Rufus where she died at the remarkably venerable age of ninety years She was a woman of most gracious personality of education and culture and was loved by all who came within the sphere of her gentle influence.
She not only had much business acumen but was also zealous in the support of religious and educational activities and otherwise was influential in community affairs she having been a devoted member of the Presbyterian Church. The name of this noble woman merits high place on the roll of the honored pioneers of Texas.
Source (book): A history of Texas and Texans, Volume 4
by Frank White Johnson Pgs. 1616-1620
-----------------------------
The following info is listed under Catherina (Dyal) Barrilon's name on Rootsweb but in mentioning marriage to a Felder seems more likely to be info regarding her daughter Catherine's marriage to Rufus King Felder.
Native of Salem, Sumpter District, SC.
Married at Orangeburgh Courthouse by Rev. R.H. Jones.
Ceremony to Felder took place at house of Mr. John D.A. Murphy (source family papers)
Bio source:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cmillergv&id=I3359
-----------------------------
Children:
Anna Maria FELDER b: 6 MAR 1839 in Orangeburg County, South
Carolina
Emma FELDER
Catherine (Kate) FELDER b: 16 AUG 1837 in Bamburg, South
Carolina
Rufus FELDER
Eliza FELDER
John Barillon FELDER
Franklin FELDER
Source: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=hocott&id=I3365
----------------------------
Son:
Rufus King Felder
Her and Franklin's son Rufus went to school at Chappell Hill's Soule University in 1861.
Alternate spelling Barrilion. Had a brother named John who died before her and who'd been a surveyor of Orange Parish. Most of his decendents moved to Washington Co., Texas.
Source: HeritageQuest Online
http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/books/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;glhbooks;Genealogy-glh34278069;40;-1;&polarity=&scale=
--------------------
Born in Camden, Fairfield District, South Carolina.
(according to FamilySearch.org Pedigree Resource File - Compact Disc #113 Compact Disc #113 Pin #690373)
However current day Camden, South Carolina is in Kershaw County and Fairfield County used to be known as Camden District.
Daughter of Christopher Louis (born Paris, France 1765) & Catherina Barrillon.
Married 18 Aug 1831 in Orangebueg, C. H., SC ie Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina?
(Compact Disc #24 Pin #736699 & Disc #24 Pin #736706)
Catherine's mother was from Salem, Sumter SC.
In 1854 Catherine sent her complement of slaves to Texas and in the following year she came with her children to establish a home in Texas. They came across the Gulf of Mexico and landed at Houston, from which point they made their way by means of a wagon and ox team to their destination in Washington Co., where Mrs. Felder purchased a large tract of land and engaged in the raising of
cotton and other agricultural products. Buried in the Masonic Cemetery, C.H. Texas by the side of her husband, F.J. Felder, Jr.
Info from:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cmillergv&id=I3348
-----------------------------
In 1854 Mrs Catherine Felder sent her complement of slaves to Texas and in the following year she came with her children to establish a home in this state. They came across the Gulf of Mexico and landed at Houston from which point they made their way by means of a wagon and ox team to their destination in Washington County where Mrs Felder purchased a large tract of land and engaged in the raising of cotton and other agricultural products.
With the assistance of her sons she developed a valuable farm near the old Town of Washington and the greater part of her life thereafter was passed on this old homestead though she passed the evening of her life in the home of her son Rufus where she died at the remarkably venerable age of ninety years She was a woman of most gracious personality of education and culture and was loved by all who came within the sphere of her gentle influence.
She not only had much business acumen but was also zealous in the support of religious and educational activities and otherwise was influential in community affairs she having been a devoted member of the Presbyterian Church. The name of this noble woman merits high place on the roll of the honored pioneers of Texas.
Source (book): A history of Texas and Texans, Volume 4
by Frank White Johnson Pgs. 1616-1620
-----------------------------
The following info is listed under Catherina (Dyal) Barrilon's name on Rootsweb but in mentioning marriage to a Felder seems more likely to be info regarding her daughter Catherine's marriage to Rufus King Felder.
Native of Salem, Sumpter District, SC.
Married at Orangeburgh Courthouse by Rev. R.H. Jones.
Ceremony to Felder took place at house of Mr. John D.A. Murphy (source family papers)
Bio source:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cmillergv&id=I3359
-----------------------------
Children:
Anna Maria FELDER b: 6 MAR 1839 in Orangeburg County, South
Carolina
Emma FELDER
Catherine (Kate) FELDER b: 16 AUG 1837 in Bamburg, South
Carolina
Rufus FELDER
Eliza FELDER
John Barillon FELDER
Franklin FELDER
Source: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=hocott&id=I3365
----------------------------
Son:
Rufus King Felder
Her and Franklin's son Rufus went to school at Chappell Hill's Soule University in 1861.
Source: HeritageQuest Online
http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/books/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;glhbooks;Genealogy-glh34278069;40;-1;&polarity=&scale=
--------------------
Born in Camden, Fairfield District, South Carolina.
(according to FamilySearch.org Pedigree Resource File - Compact Disc #113 Compact Disc #113 Pin #690373)
However current day Camden, South Carolina is in Kershaw County and Fairfield County used to be known as Camden District.
Daughter of Christopher Louis (born Paris, France 1765) & Catherina Barrillon.
Married 18 Aug 1831 in Orangebueg, C. H., SC ie Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina?
(Compact Disc #24 Pin #736699 & Disc #24 Pin #736706)
Catherine's mother was from Salem, Sumter SC.
In 1854 Catherine sent her complement of slaves to Texas and in the following year she came with her children to establish a home in Texas. They came across the Gulf of Mexico and landed at Houston, from which point they made their way by means of a wagon and ox team to their destination in Washington Co., where Mrs. Felder purchased a large tract of land and engaged in the raising of
cotton and other agricultural products. Buried in the Masonic Cemetery, C.H. Texas by the side of her husband, F.J. Felder, Jr.
Info from:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cmillergv&id=I3348
-----------------------------
In 1854 Mrs Catherine Felder sent her complement of slaves to Texas and in the following year she came with her children to establish a home in this state. They came across the Gulf of Mexico and landed at Houston from which point they made their way by means of a wagon and ox team to their destination in Washington County where Mrs Felder purchased a large tract of land and engaged in the raising of cotton and other agricultural products.
With the assistance of her sons she developed a valuable farm near the old Town of Washington and the greater part of her life thereafter was passed on this old homestead though she passed the evening of her life in the home of her son Rufus where she died at the remarkably venerable age of ninety years She was a woman of most gracious personality of education and culture and was loved by all who came within the sphere of her gentle influence.
She not only had much business acumen but was also zealous in the support of religious and educational activities and otherwise was influential in community affairs she having been a devoted member of the Presbyterian Church. The name of this noble woman merits high place on the roll of the honored pioneers of Texas.
Source (book): A history of Texas and Texans, Volume 4
by Frank White Johnson Pgs. 1616-1620
-----------------------------
The following info is listed under Catherina (Dyal) Barrilon's name on Rootsweb but in mentioning marriage to a Felder seems more likely to be info regarding her daughter Catherine's marriage to Rufus King Felder.
Native of Salem, Sumpter District, SC.
Married at Orangeburgh Courthouse by Rev. R.H. Jones.
Ceremony to Felder took place at house of Mr. John D.A. Murphy (source family papers)
Bio source:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cmillergv&id=I3359
-----------------------------
Children:
Anna Maria FELDER b: 6 MAR 1839 in Orangeburg County, South
Carolina
Emma FELDER
Catherine (Kate) FELDER b: 16 AUG 1837 in Bamburg, South
Carolina
Rufus FELDER
Eliza FELDER
John Barillon FELDER
Franklin FELDER
Source: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=hocott&id=I3365
----------------------------
Son:
Rufus King Felder
Her and Franklin's son Rufus went to school at Chappell Hill's Soule University in 1861.
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