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| Christening: Was a Magistrate 3 |
| Burial: Lived at Roach's Point on Lake Simcoe 3 |
| Burial: Christian Church 3 |
| Fact 1: Buried in the old Newmarket Cemetery 6 |
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| Pamelia Crittenden (Wife) b. 26 Nov 1811 in Sharon, York County, Ontario.
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| Marriage: | 1836 |
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 Lucetta Barber b. 12 Jan 1837 in Sharon, York County, Ontario.
- William Barber b. 7 Aug 1838 in Sharon, York County, Ontario.
- Chauncey Barber b. 24 Jan 1840 in Keswick, York County, Ontario.
- Albert Barber b. 10 Jan 1842 in Mercea Township, Essex County, Ontario
- Elizabeth Ann Barber b. 12 Feb 1844 in Keswick, York County, Ontario.
- Adolphus Barber b. 24 Feb 1846
- Lawson Barber b. 1 Dec 1849 in Keswick, York County, Ontario.
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The following two anecdotes appear in Ida Mary Barber's notes which were written in the thirties. (Although a few entries in the notes refer to events occurring as late as the early forties, they appear to be in the writing of her daughter, Isabel Richardson Hogg.)Grandfather and Grandmother Barber drove over the ice from Roache's Point to ? . On the way, Grandmother stopped to stay with a sick woman, while Grandfather went on. Watching him from the window she saw him go through the ice, but realizing she could not help, she said nothing to the sick woman, as she watched her husband as he struggled onto solid ice again.Grandfather Barber had bought a new cutter, something rare in those parts. An Indian asked to borrow it. So as not to offend him, Grandfather said, 'That cutter is not mine. It belongs to my wife!'The Indian asked her to lend him the cutter.' Oh, certainly!' she said.Grandfather stormed 'Why did you say yes?'' You can do your own refusing!' she said.The Indian brought back the cutter with the present of a pound of tea (in those days worth about $1.00).
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- Title: Sprague Genealogy at Connecticut Historical Society
- Title: Letters of Donnabel Cummings, 215 E Locust St., Cherokee IA 51012
- Title: Hogg, Ida Mary (Barber), Notes on Family History
- Title: Sprague, W.V.: Sprague Families in America
Page: page 268
- Title: Cummings, Donnabel, 215 E. Locust St., Cherokee, IA 51012, Correspondent
- Title: Newmarket Cemetery, Land registry Office Records, York County Copybooks
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