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Betsy Mills and Ron Brothers. The Death and Cemetery Records of Lamar County, Texas, ReBroMa Press, 2008, http://www.lamarcountytx.org/cemetery. (12/16/2025)
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Notes
Lamar County Death Records Bk.#1, p.76; #759; J.B. Barber; white male; 65 years, 20 days; died 12 Dec 1904, 10 miles northeast of Paris of typhoid malaria fever; reported by R. E. DeWitt, Powderly. Found in the Daughters of the American Revolution Cemetery Collection compiled in 1940, parts of which were donated by the Joseph Ligon Chapter of Paris & copied by Sallie Lee Lightfoot of Paris. The book was located in the Corsicana Genealogical Library, Corsicana, TX., & copied by Betsy Mills & Elizabeth House. The grave was not found in a survey done in 1992. For more information contact Billy G. Barber; P.O. Box 216; Byrdstown, TN, 38549; 19 Oct 1994. John B. Barber is found in the book YANKS & SOME REBS IN TEXAS 1890, by Ericson Books, TX, a transcription of the 1890 Lamar Co. Census of veterans of the Civil War. He served as Pvt., Co. C, 13th KY Cav. from Oct 1862 - Nov 1864. It also shows he suffured from 'lung disease.' There was no 13th KY Cavalry in the service of the CSA. Information from Lynn Williams, 2 Dec 1998, 22 Kittiwake Ct., The Woodlands, TX 77380: Son of Levi and Ursula Lawson Barber. John Briggle Barber married first in Dec. 1857 in Clinton Co., KY to Nancy Jane Dickens. He married second to Luella Rodgers on 9 Jun 1901 in Lamar County. There are two death dates for this record. The County Death Records show 12 Dec. There must have been a tombstone at one time that showed 21 Dec as read by Sallie Lee Lightfoot.
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