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| Birth: | About 1832 in Hawkins Co, TN |
| Death: | 10 Jun 1880 in Independence, Jackson Co, MO |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | John (91) Barrett b. 2 Jan 1807 in Hawkins Co., TN |
| Mother: | Priscilla Wright b. 22 Nov 1815 in Hawkins Co., TN |
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| Changed: 29 Aug 2005 00:00 |
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| Julia Ellen (88) Perry (Wife) b. 20 Nov 1832 in Union, Franklin Co, MO
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| Marriage: | 18 Apr 1854 in Independence, Jackson County, MO 12 Mar 2007 00:54 |
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 John Wesley (64) Barrett b. 2 Apr 1856 in Independence, Jackson Co, MO
 Mary R. (81) Barrett b. 14 Oct 1858 in Independence, Jackson Co., MO
- William Perry (78) Barrett , Rev. b. 18 Apr 1860 in Independence, Jackson Co., MO
- Elizabeth (1 Month) Barrett b. 3 Dec 1860 in Independence, Jackson Co., MO
- Robert Barrett b. About 1862 in Jackson Co., MO
- Stephen Melvin (83) Barrett b. 3 Mar 1865 in Nebraska City, NB
- ? (Infant) Barrett b. 10 Mar 1867 in Independence, MO
- Charles (Infant) Barrett b. 2 May 1868 in Independence, MO
- ? (At Birth) Barrett b. 12 Oct 1870 in Jackson Co, MO
- Thomas (32) Barrett b. About 1872
- Nora (7 Months) Barrett b. 31 Mar 1878 in Jackson Co, MO
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1870 BARRET ROBERT Jackson County MO 202 Blue Twp Federal Population Schedule MO 1870 Federal Census Index
1. Wagonmaster (Il. 1857) He was wagonmaster of Train 25 of Majors and Russell, supplying the forces of Albert Sidney Johnston in the so-called Mormon War of 1857. The train was burned by Lot Smith the night of October 4, 1857, on the Green River, Wyoming.
2. On the night of October 4, 1857, Major Lot Smith's Mormon party captured and burned Majors and Russell's Trains 21 and 25 in charge of Wagon-Masters John M. Dawson and R.W. Barrett at Simpson's Hollow on Green River. The bullwhackers of these trains were set afoot and had to walk twenty miles to Camp Winfield.
1. Encyclopedia of Frontier Biography; Don Russell, "The Lives and Legends of Buffalo Bill", Norman University of Oklahoma Press, 1960; Majors and Russell, "A Brief Statement of the Claim of Majors & Russell", a pamphlet, 1860.
2. The Lives and Legends of Buffalo Bill by Don Russell, pg. 35
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