Barley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John Barley of Virginia

jcbc6 — 2012-05-06 01:23:16Z

If you are still out there, I would love to work with you on your family. I am doing research on both the black and white Barley families.
Jean

Re: Philip Barley

bullockc129 — 2012-04-25 10:16:56Z

Hi My gt gt grandfather was Philip Barley and I am from the Stoke branch of the family and am under Barley on the family tree area. After Thomas 1814 the waters muddy. Have you any info on the family.

Regards

Cynthia

Re: William Washington Barley

rebaannbarlie — 2012-03-31 05:19:43Z

I am looking for his ancestors,too!Have you found any info?He was my gggreat grandfather.Thank you!

Re: Barley

bkybyerly — 2012-03-10 02:24:21Z

My grandpa's name was Robert Archie Byerly but for different sections of his life he called himself Robert Archie Barley - we have found he has had several families that did not know about each other. We just met my half uncle for the first time this fall. Robert Archie Barley was burried in Thomasville, N.C.

PFC Thomas J BARLEY of NY & NJ, Died WWII

TomProst — 2012-03-02 12:54:31Z

Looking for any family member of PFC Thomas J Barley to link with Belgium family that adopted his grave at Herni-Chapelle American Cemetery. He was assigned to the 401st Glider Infantry, 82nd Airborne Division, Service Number 32195626, Killed in Action 3 Jan 1945. He enlisted from N.Y. His WWII Enlistment Record shows he enlisted from Bronx NY on 27 Jan 1942 at Camp Upton Yaphank, born 1915, native of New Jersey. Other records list his widow as Mrs Thomas Barley - 2042 Morris Avenue - Bronx - N.Y.; sister is Mrs Joseph Bekerian; and his aunt is Mrs Pauline Trulick.
Please contact me at prost@pjsnet.com . Thank you, Tom Prost

Re: Washington Barley

rebaannbarlie — 2012-02-18 13:23:06Z

I would love info on Washington Barley ,he is an ancestor of mine and I putting me tree together and am missing some info on him.

Re: Washington Barley

rebaannbarlie — 2012-02-13 12:28:07Z

I have some info on Washington Barley and before if you are interested!

Re: Philip Barley

tholme2 — 2012-02-06 05:14:20Z

Hi Spencer,
I just read your post about Thomas Barley.
I might be able to help you.
I had a great-grampa named Thomas Barley who had a son and grandson named Philip Barley.

Message me if you want more details. I'd love to hear from you.

Re: BARLEY in NY

Grammiemc2 — 2012-01-25 02:24:01Z

my gggrandmother was hannah barley born about 1823 in samsonville, new york. her mother was elizabeth grey/gray, also born in n.y around 1808.it said in her obit that her father was thomas, but i'm wondering if that was his name and not jacob.it also say's that she had a son anthony and hannah barley kilday also had a son anthony which is my great grandfather.
if you are still doing this i would love to have your input on them.
patricia mcguirl

Re Robert and Joseph Barley

artisth2 — 2012-01-20 07:21:59Z

Both of these men were in East Texas by 1834 or so, as all the children were listed as TX born. My grandfather's mother was Emily Elizabeth Barley Crawford, daughter of Robert and Emily Barley. They were living with Joseph one year but I think that was because their mother Emily Delaney went to OK to be with her folks.

Have you heard anything about them being of Indian Origin? I hate to use that because I got a real hateful email from an authentic paper American Native Indian because I used the word "violent". Well, I think scalping is violent and not only Indians but others did that. Besides, since my mom has more Native origin blood than my dad, I guess I could say I was violent.

Emily or "Betty" as Jesse Blackston Crawford called her was dying and Jesse kept telling her not yet, wait for me. He died 3 days later. Now he was a violent man, though my dad was a mind mannered man, but his mom wasn't. And my mom could get a little riled if she had too. So violent runs in us Texans. We were Texans before Texas was Texas.
Adiene

Re: Emily Delaney Barley of TX.

artisth2 — 2012-01-20 07:08:59Z

As you will see there was a problem of parent Robert or Joseph. Della, another researcher found them in Polk Co and then they were listed in Angelina Co TX with Joseph. To tell you the truth, I still get this mixed up in my mind. You know that old stubborn as a Missouri mule attitude, no offense, just a saying, well, this Barley family is one hard one to trace and my aunt told me that she lived with her brother and all I really got from her was the name "Kit" which turned out to be a nickname or so I'm told of one of the sons.

Hopefully, I'm on the trail to finding the facts. I do know that Emily went to OK after her husband's death and I was definitely told he was of, ah heck, he was an Indian as mom saw a picture of him in full native dress which some kinfolk has and won't tell us.
Adiene

Re: Emily Delaney Barley of TX.

artisth2 — 2012-01-20 07:01:48Z

See the message above. I'm a descendant of Emily Elizabeth Barley Crawford and I live in East Texas. She was Robert and Emily's daughter. Her sister Eliz married a Tucker and I will try and research William Delaney.
Adiene Crawford Humble

Re: Emily Delaney

artisth2 — 2012-01-20 06:59:16Z

Emily Delaney was the mother to my grandfather's mother, Emily Elizabeth Barley Crawford. She married Jesse Blackston Crawford, and my grandpa was Dewitt "Dee" Crawford.

I have access to ancestry now and have found so much info on them in just two or three days. I started researching in 1970 and ancestry.com now has a lot of data that was free to all as people posted their findings online.

Would love to talk to you. They lived on Crawford Creek in Angelina Co, TX which is in East Texas and though Mary wasn't listed on the census that I have she could be related.

Mom told me that Robert was American Native Indian and there's a large photo of him that she saw in full native wear. He was from TN and they came to Texas in 1834 or so which I believe is when the Trail of Tears (Cherokee)Event occurred. So far, I've not found proof but Emily went to OK to be with her people leaving her daughters Emily Elizabeth and Eliza who married a Tucker, here in East Texas. The Tucker's and Parker's were related and Quintan, the white chief that was stolen and so bad was from these Parkers.

That's why many people can't find their family if they stayed back east. These people came from TN to TX in about a year or two and it was then the Republic of Tecas (Mexico)
Adiene Crawford Humble

Mary Barley

LundieDyer27 — 2011-11-08 19:01:45Z

I have a photo of a Mary Barley with my great grandmother, Mary Ann Williamson Clarke. The back of the photo is stamped with an Omaha, NB address. Mary Ann lived most of her life in Washington, Kansas, but had children living in Nebraska. It was taken in the early 1900s, probably 20s. Lundie Roche Dyer

Re: Emily Delaney Barley of TX.

artisth2 — 2011-09-08 00:41:17Z

Emily Delaney married Joseph Barley was listed in Polk Co, TX as well as two Barley girls, but they were listed in Lufkin, TX.

My ggrandfather married Emily Elizabeth Barley.

Re: Robert Barley

artisth2 — 2011-09-08 00:25:39Z

Hi Betty, you may not remember me but we exchanged emails years ago.

My grandfather's father, Jesse Blackston Crawford, married Emily Elizabeth Barley, who was his second wife. There are several of us researching, several opinions, as well. My mom saw a picture of "Betty's" father and he was dressed what she described as Native American (Indian nation).

I've corresponded with several people and though his attire was described by my mother as what I took to be those trouser things with the loin cloth and headband. Now I did not see this picture but my mother did. It is said that after his death, his wife possibly Emily Delaney, went to OK to be with her people. Another daughter did marry a Tucker. They were listed with Robert in one of the census and with Joseph and Emily in Polk Co, TX in another census.

My Aunt Mae talked about "Kit" Barley who I believe may have been Robert's son (I've not researched this line very well)but she told me they lived out by our old site of the Paper mill.

Re: Harry Barley

davewinslett — 2011-07-05 22:45:18Z

Ann,
Thanks for the source data, will help me a lot as I continue exploring the rest of my family. To date I have been using Ancestry.com as my search engine but you showed that can restrict the search somewhat.
I think I need to put the search for poor old Harry Barley to one side for a time. Thanks for your help.
Dave

Re: Harry Barley

divbooks — 2011-07-05 05:24:51Z

Hi again Dave,

Sorry, I should have included my later sources.

Some baptisms and Samuel Barley's death I found online at 'Family Search'(.org) (Latter Day Saints).

Samuel and Martha's marriage online at 'Free BMD' (.org.uk).

Edith Louisa Barley's baptism details I found via Google:

'1813 to 1880 Baptism Project
Watton St Mary'

Henry Owen Whelan Barley's details can be found there as well, with no entry in the father's name or occupation column.

Also includes his mother Martha Harriette Francis Bailey's
baptism details. Her father Robert is listed as an 'auctioneer'

Kind regards, Anne

Re: Harry Barley

davewinslett — 2011-07-04 16:46:20Z

Anne,
You seem to have access to a lot of sources I have not identified yet and have provided great information. The Liverpool Harry Barley looks suspiciously like Henry Owen Barley since his marriage record to Elvina Lillian lists his father's name as Samuel and a Photographer. Makes no mention of him being deceased but that could just be an oversight. My grandfather's father was also listed as Samuel but occupation as Master Mariner(deceased). With all the information compiled, I think your conclusion is probably correct Harry (Liverpool) and Harry Owen have a strong probability of being the same person. But my grandfather remains an enigma, I do have a photograph of him though :O).

Of course family history could also be confused because Henry Owen seems to have been well known to the local constabulary in Brisbane and they may have made the connection incorrectly to my grandfather and my grandmother's refusal to travel to Australia resulted in that never being proven one way or the other. So maybe my grandfather did perish at sea.

Thanks for your help,
Dave

Re: Harry Barley

divbooks — 2011-07-04 04:16:55Z

And another :)

Samuel Barley's marriage to Martha, 1863.

Baley Martha Harrietta Frances Norwich 4b 354
Baley Martha Harrietta Francis Norwich 4b 354
Barley Samuel Hewett Norwich 4b 354
Barley Samuel Hewitt Norwich 4b 354

Samuel Hewitt Barley's occupation is listed as Photographic Artist on the baptism of his daughter Edith

480 25/03/1864 Edith Louisa BARLEY Samuel Hewitt BARLEY Photographic Artist Martha Harriette Frances

This may be his death in 1865...

Name: Samuel Hewett Barley
Gender: Male
Burial Date: 26 Jun 1865
Burial Place: Watton, Norfolk, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I05381-1
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1565750
Reference Number: 19

Well we've sorted out the family of Harry/Henry Owen Barley, seaman, died Queensland, 1950.

But, your Harry ???

All the best, Anne

Re: Harry Barley

divbooks — 2011-07-04 02:58:53Z

Dave, one more piece of info re Henry/Harry Owen Barley...

A sibling?

Name: Edith Louisa Barley
Gender: Female
Baptism/Christening Date: 25 Mar 1864
Baptism/Christening Place: Watton, Norfolk, England
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race:
Father's Name: Samuel Hewitt Barley
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name: Martha Hanrietta Francis Barley
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I05381-0
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1565750
Reference Number: p 60

Cheers, Anne

Re: Harry Barley

davewinslett — 2011-07-04 02:58:22Z

Leanne,
Thank you for sending that information on Agnes, I had no idea that it is possible to locate grave stones that way. I will look into it a lot more in the morning.
Thanks Dave

Re: Harry Barley

davewinslett — 2011-07-04 02:53:06Z

Hi Anne,
I really appreciate all the help you are giving me , thanks. Trying to assimilate all the information you have given me and answer a few of your questions. I have located marriage record of Henry Barley to Elvina Lillian Evanson in 1891 in Toxeth Park Liverpool and Birth, Baptismal and Death information of their son William James Barley in 1894-1895 period. There is also a death record for Elvina in 1895 as well. In the marriage record Henry's father is recorded as Samuel but not deceased. The marriage record of Henry ( Harry) Barley to my grandmother shows Henry's father Samuel deceased and Henry as a widow.

Family history says that Harry Barley and Harriet Barley ( nee Ponsford) had a daughter who died very young, so it could have been Gladys.
The information you found on Martha Barley and her Mother looks dubious since if it is the same person, the relocation to Toxeth Park, Liverpool does not show Henry as a resident and he was only 12 at the time. An Arthur Barley at 4 would be a mystery since she would have been a widow but who knows?

The 1871 census data is interesting although it does not list Samuel, as a seafaring person he would have been at sea a lot. Same seems to apply for Henry in later life.

To sum it all up it appears we have a Henry Barley and a Henry Owen Barley that seem to be very coincidentally moving in the same time frame with a lot of circumstantial evidence that ties them as one but not that direct link. The Henry Barley in Liverpool could also be the same person or a third person.
Isn't this a lot of fun!!!!
I do thank you for your help on this, I plan to talk with some of my family in the UK to see if anyone has any information on the Owen christian name, funny enough my cousin has a son called Owen Barley and I have a grandson called Owen. Weird if true.
Many Thanks Dave

Re: Harry Barley

divbooks — 2011-07-04 02:50:27Z

Dropping in again :)

Harry Barley m. 1892, names father as Samuel

Groom's Name: Harry Barley
Groom's Birth Date: 1869
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age: 23
Bride's Name: Elvina Lillian Ewanson
Bride's Birth Date: 1874
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age: 18
Marriage Date: 17 Apr 1892
Marriage Place: St. Clement's, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Groom's Father's Name: Samuel Barley
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name: Arthur Ewanson
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02016-9
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 2147910
Reference Number: item 6 p 222

Henry Owen W Barley's christening

Name: Henry Owen Whelan Barley
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 20 Apr 1869
Baptism/Christening Place: Watton, Norfolk, England
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race:
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name: Martha Harriette Frances Barley
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I05381-0
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1565750
Reference Number: p 77

Martha Bailey's christening

Name: Martha Harriette Francis Bailey
Gender: Female
Baptism/Christening Date: 20 Jul 1845
Baptism/Christening Place: Watton, Norfolk, England
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race:
Father's Name: Robert Bailey
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name: Hannah Bailey
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I05381-0
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1565750
Reference Number: p 6

Source: Family Search

Anne

Re: Harry Barley

divbooks — 2011-07-04 00:38:56Z

This looks like the 1890 death of Henry Barley's mother Martha ??

Barley Martha 45 Toxteth Park 8b 195

Toxteth Park Cemetery (hoping for the same address as Leanne's entry for Elvina, but not to be :(

Barley, Martha 10 September 1890 45 years Widow
86 High Park Street

Anne

Re: Harry Barley

corahlf — 2011-07-03 23:46:33Z

Following on from Annes' entry:

Free BMD have the following death registration:

June QTR 1895
Barley Elvina Lilian 21 Toxteth Park 8b 166
Toxteth Park Cemetery database give Elvina,1895, address as 59 Handel Street.

Leanne

Re: Harry Barley

divbooks — 2011-07-03 23:30:24Z

"In 1891, a Henry O W BARLEY is listed as married, living at Toxteth Park, Lancashire. One other male at that address, a wife is not resident. I can't make out his occupation written by the original compiler, but 'groom' has been added later in another hand."

My apologies, this should read

In 1891, a Harry O W BURLEY (born Watton, Norfolk) is listed as married, living at Toxteth Park, Lancashire.

Anne

Re: Harry Barley

divbooks — 2011-07-03 22:45:11Z

Queensland death regs. of Harry O's wife, and two of his children.

1944/B68086 Laura Violet Barley, Jonathan Eskdale Margaret Taws

1952/B39006 William Lowrie Barley, Harry Owen Laura Violet Eskdale

1933/B20316 Agnes Alicia Barley, Harry Owen Laura Violet Eskdale

Also, Hemmant Cemetery, Brisbane, burial details of another Harry Owen, presumably a son?

Barley Harry Owen 27/04/1989 70 years

Anne

Re: Harry Barley

divbooks — 2011-07-03 22:43:56Z

Hi again Dave,

Was Harry the father of Gladys, born 1913, d. 1914?

Barley Gladys H Pensford Newport M 11a 467

Your Harry Barley's marriage in England was his second marriage?

A possible marriage to an Elvina Lillian Ewanson in 1892 at Toxteth Park?

BARLEY Harry Toxteth Park 8b 400
EWANSON Elvina Lillian Toxteth Park 8b 400

That may fit in with some (possible) information I've found about Harry Owen Barley...

His birth??

1869 (Jan-Feb-Mar)
BARLEY Henry Owen W Norwich 4b 137

1871 Census, which ties in with mother Martha BARLEY, nee BAILEY (info on Qld death reg.)?

Name: Henry Barley
Age: 2
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1869
Relation: Grandson
Mother's name: Martha Barley
Gender: Male
Where born: Norwich, Norfolk, England
Civil parish: Norwich
Ecclesiastical parish: Norwich
County/Island: Norfolk
Country: England
Registration district: Norwich
Sub-registration district: Conisford
ED, institution, or vessel: 1
Household schedule number: 98
Piece: 1812
Folio: 13
Page Number: 19

Household Members: Name Age
Hannah Bailey (Grandmother, Lodging house keeper) 64
Martha Barley (Widow, Born Watton) 25
Henry Barley 2
Elizabeth Barker 19
Charles Whaites 66
Eliza Whaites 67

Census

In 1881, Martha, her mother and Martha's child Arthur, aged 4, are living at Toxteth Park, Lancashire.

In 1891, a Henry O W BARLEY is listed as married, living at Toxteth Park, Lancashire. One other male at that address, a wife is not resident. I can't make out his occupation written by the original compiler, but 'groom' has been added later in another hand.

Perhaps Henry and Elvina were living together before marriage, and that's why he said he was married?

Food for thought?

Cheers, Anne

Re: Harry Barley

corahlf — 2011-07-03 22:13:44Z

Headstone for Agnes:

http://austcemindex.com/inscription.php?id=6289644

Also National Archives of Australia have a digitised ww2 Naval service record for a Harry Owen BARLEY, born 1918, mother Laura.Available for viewing online

Leanne

Re: Harry Barley

davewinslett — 2011-07-03 11:27:20Z

Good Morning,
Thanks for the extra information, difficult to pin down when he was last in Wales, last official date was 1899, being a seaman he obviously was away from home a lot and he does not show up in the 1901 census data through his wife does. My mother was born in 1910 so he must have been around then but she passed away in 2001 and again family history indicates he was missing while my mother was a young girl. Certainly the 1918 marriage of Henry Owen Barley in Queensland seems to fit as does the fact that his father is reported as Samuel, which is the same name as appears on his marriage certificate to my grandmother. Interestingly, this marriage certificate indicates he was a widower at the time of this marriage. This opens up another potential connection to a Harry Barley , a seaman who married Elvina Lillain Evanson in Liverpool in 1901 and had a son William James who died in his first year followed by the death of his wife several months after that. It is a interesting puzzle. Thank you so much for responding with addition information
Dave

Re: Harry Barley

Sad_Mushroom — 2011-07-03 03:15:05Z

Hi again,
It would appear the Harry with wife Annie in WA arrived from London in 1921 with 2 children.

Kellie

Re: Harry Barley

Sad_Mushroom — 2011-07-03 03:09:39Z

Hi Dave,
When was he last found in Wales?
(census, birth of child etc)

There is a Harry who appears in NSW in 1913..no sign again after that
Then the marriage in 1918 QLD for Harry Owen, who appears on Electoral Rolls till he dies.
Also a Harry who appears on WA Elect Rolls 1925 with what looks like wife Annie but cannot find any BDM's in WA to match.

Kellie

Re: Harry Barley

davewinslett — 2011-07-03 02:13:22Z

Thanks for the follow up and the additional information, If this is the same Harry Barley as my grandfather, he married Harriet Ponsford in 1899 in Newport Wales ( I have the marriage certificate listing his father as Samuel). They had four children that survived, Arthur, Reginald, Ivy ( my mother) and Violet. He vanished while my mother was very young and family history indicates he was shipwrecked off the Great Barrier Reef and drowned. Again family history says he bigamous remarried and when asked to traveled to Australia to testify my grand mother refused.
My problem is that he was never known by the name Owen and I have difficulty making the direct connection. But you have given me a whole lot of fresh information that helps. Thank you, and anything else you can dig up let me know.
Dave

Re: Harry Barley

divbooks — 2011-07-02 23:50:30Z

Hello Dave,

Below is a 'possibility' for your Harry BARLEY?

Name: Harry Owen Barley
Death Date: 6 May 1950
Death Place: Queensland
Father's name: Samual Owen
Mother's name: Martha Harriette Frances Bailey
Registration Year: 1950
Registration Place: Queensland
Registration Number: B026893
Page Number: 106

A Public Tree here at Ancestry has a listing for a:

Harry Owen BARLEY

Birth 1868-09-03 in Castlemeadow, Norwich
Death 1950-05-06 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

It appears he married a Laura Violet ESKDALE in 1918.

1918/B22446 ESKDALE Laura Violet BARLEY Harry Owen

A 1928 newspaper article below, re Harry Owen BARLEY, seaman (though the age is out by a few years)

The Brisbane Courier, Thursday 15 November 1928 (Source: Trove)

SHOPLIFTER FINED.

"Seen by an employee of T. C. Beirne and Co., Ltd., yesterday inspecting a number of hats, Harry Owen Barley (50), seaman, was kept under observation. He was then noticed to place a child's hat, valued at £1/7/6, under his coat. Attempting to leave the shop, he was detained, and later admitted to the police that he had stolen the article. Detective Senior Sergeant Moloney told Mr. H. L. Archdali, C.P.M., that Barley had been convicted in 1925 for stealing from a shop. A fine of £5, in default two months' imprisonment, was imposed in the Police Court yes- terday afternoon."

Same newspaper, Tuesday 16 May 1933

CORONER'S INQUIRY.

"The death of Agnes Alicia Barley, 9 years of age, of Manilla Street, East Brisbane, who was injured by a bale of hemp falling on her at a rope works on April 21, and who died in the Children's Hospital on April 23, was the subject of an inquiry by the City Coroner (Mr. W. Harris) yesterday.

Harry Owen Barley, father of the deceased, said he saw his daughter Agnes after the accident, and her right leg was covered with blood. The doors of the ropeworks were wide open the morning after a fire there, and the bales of hemp were stacked ceiling high, with no protection whatever. "I blame the insurance people for negligence in not having the place protected," he said..."

Cheers, Anne

Harry Barley

davewinslett — 2011-07-02 20:53:57Z

My grandfather was married in Newport Wales in 1899, family history indicates he was shipwrecked on the Great Barrier Reef and presumed lost. Apparently, he survived and remarried and lived a long life in Australia. Believed to be born in Norfolk, England about 1869 father was Samuel Barley also a merchant seaman.
Drawn a blank in finding any more clues but any help/information appreciated.

Re: Washington Barley

yates35 — 2010-05-28 16:43:55Z

Jannell Raley Griffin is my great aunt!

Halifax, Pittsylvania, Frederick Counties, Virginia

DoloresSouba77 — 2010-05-16 20:14:20Z

Does anybody know of a connection between the Barleys of southern Virginia (Halifax and/or Pittsylvania Counties) and the Barleys of northern Virginia (Frederick County) from the period of the late 1700s and early 1800s? Does someone know of one or more Barleys who moved from one location to the other? My ancestor was David Barley and I know of one by that name who in 1800 registered to vote in Halifax county and another by that name who married late in 1800 in Frederick County to Sarah Bostion and who apparently appears there on the 1810 census. I have also seen information of John Barleys (perhaps a relation to my ancestor David) who lived in both counties during that era. If someone knows any information about any David Barley in Virginia during the late 1700s and early 1800s, I'd greatly appreciate it. I believe my ancestor David had a total of five children, John (abt. 1802), Mary (abt. 1804), George (abt. 1807), Elizabeth (abt. 1809), all of whom were born in Virginia, and their youngest brother David (1812), my ancestor, who was born in Pennsylvania. The family moved around 1811 to Butler County, Pennsylvania and all but David Jr. died there -- David Sr. in the 1840s, his wife in the 1830s and four of their children betwen 1879 and 1888. David Jr. moved with his wife Margaret (Lutz) Barley first to Scioto County, OH and later to McLeod County, Minnesota.

Re: Philip Barley

atomicspencer — 2010-05-12 20:02:07Z

Hello, my name is spencer and i am making a family tree and thomes barley is my great grandpa, and i was wondering if philip was thomas's son?? And if you want i have the dates of thomas and who his wife married after him

Vivian Barley of Abilene, TX 1923

drbrownlee — 2010-04-18 00:18:26Z

Vivian is pictured in the 1923 Flashlight, yearbook of Abilene High School, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone locate family.

Re: Cloud Byerly

jmcdmorris — 2010-04-13 23:08:41Z

Cloud was the son of Mordecai Cloud and Martha (Maitland) Byerly. He married a Lulu and had 3 children in Philadelphia approx 1907-1912 and died in 1963 probably in New York.

Eulala Barley of Abilene, TX 1925

drbrownlee — 2010-02-21 06:36:46Z

Eulala is pictured in the 1925 Flashlight, yearbook of Abilene High School. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone locate family.

Re: David Barley - Butler Co., PA

DeanOman491 — 2009-12-12 03:08:56Z

I believe that David Barley Jr. had several older siblings: John (1802), Mary (1804), George (1807) and Elizabeth (1810) who were born in Virginia, but moved with their parents David Sr. and ???? (perhaps Sarah Bostion) before David Jr. was born in 1812 to Muddy Creek Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania. The portion of Muddy Creek township on which they lived later became part of Franklin township in the 1840s and part of Brady township in 1854. After David Jr. and his wife Margaret (Lutz) Barley moved with their children to Ohio, his siblings continued to operate the family farm. I think that maybe the Butler County neighbors of the Barleys, Daniel and Christena Lutz, may have been the parents of Margaret (Margaretha), all of whom migrated from Hesse Darmstadt, Germany in 1832.

Re: Barley's of Whitton, Lincolnshire, England

red8921 — 2009-11-24 16:27:12Z

my e-mail is lindamaywallis@aol.com I can send you my GEDCOM from Family tree maker. This program makes the tree into a lovely book. Hope this will help. Regards Linda

Re: Barley's of Whitton, Lincolnshire, England

wendi41A — 2009-11-15 16:29:05Z

Hi Linda

Do you have a family tree I could look at please. I have one on Genes but not with this site yet.

Was your great aunt born in 1907?

I expected she appreciated you doing the research into her family tree for her Christmas present, that's what I'm trying to do for my mum and dad....how did you give it to her? In a book or poster?

i've been looking into places to get it done but without success.

Best Wishes

Wendi

Re: Barley's of Whitton, Lincolnshire, England

red8921 — 2009-11-15 10:11:22Z

Hi My Great Aunt who lives in wales was Dorothy Holt, Her mother was a Barley. I research a little of her history for her xmas present last year. Regards Linda

Re: Barley's of Whitton, Lincolnshire, England

wendi41A — 2009-11-14 23:42:36Z

Hi

I have a bit of information regarding the Barley family in Whitton that may help you.

Could you tell me why your researching the Barley family?

Kind Regards

Wendi

Re: William Barley - Winwick England

wendi41A — 2009-10-04 11:26:12Z

Hi Lauren

The website is amazing and I wonder if it was okay if I showed my mum. She will be so thrilled to see pictures of part of her mums family. I notice you haven't got one daughter of Albert Jacob Barley and Alice Skinner. My nan was Ivy Barley born in 1910 in Woolwich who married an Albert Edward Drew.

Keep in touch

Wendi

Re: William Barley - Winwick England

LaurenBrockman — 2009-10-03 22:20:12Z

I can't tell you how thrilled I am to hear from you! I've been looking for you :-)
I knew there had to be some descendants from Albert Jacob out there somewhere!
William is my great granddad which makes us cousins. I've also found & met a descendant from their sister Eliza - he lives in Sussex.
So please fill me in on all the details of Albert's line! In my research I've identified 7 children of Albert with his two wives. My great-uncle Will married Albert's eldest
daughter Ethel (1st cousins!) so there are additional connections there. Please email me directly laurenbrockman at comcast dot net. Also, if you've not seen a picture of your gg-grandmother, see my website for Ellen/Eleanor (Whiteman) Barley's picture. http://fearncombe-hyde.rootsweb.com/FamilyRelations-p/
Write soon!

Re: William Barley - Winwick England

wendi41A — 2009-10-03 21:40:47Z

Hello

Can I ask what connection you are to William please. My great grandad was Albert Jacob Barley who was also from Winnick Hill in England and most of the family come from Woolwich in London