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The Family of
Thomas Joseph Barron of Brockton, Mass.
Submitted and Copyright ©1980-2006 by Laurie E. B. Wilkinson,
[email protected]
Barron Family
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Descendants of JOHN BARRON and MARY ANN STAMP
Generation No. 1
1. THOMAS JOSEPH3 BARRON, s/o JOHN BARRON (b. Ireland) &
MARY ANN STAMP (b. Ireland) was born bet. 1856-1860 (baptised- 12 December 1858), in St. John's (RC) Basilica, St. John's, St. John's, Newfoundland, sponsors- John Morrisey & Bridget Culleton (aka: Cutleton, Cullaton,) , and died 12 January 1944 Wednesday, 4:15 pm., aged 88, at Brockton Hospital, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.. He married (1) MARY ELIZABETH ANN (BOOTH) BARRON 04 January 1882 in St. John's, Newfoundland, No. America, daughter of
ALEX BARRON and LAVENA BARRON. She was born Bet. 1858 - 1861 in St. John, N.F. and died 12 September 1886 in of typhoid fever, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Mass.,
USA,. He married (2) MARGARET F. DUNN 02 October 1890 in East Cambridge, Massachusetts, married by Thomas I. Coghlan clergyman, daughter of
JOHN DENNIS DUNN and MARGARET ANN DWYER. She was born bet 1864-1870 (baptised-21 December 1862) St. John's (RC) Basilica, St. John's, St. John's, Newfoundland, No. America, and died 30 December 1926 , Thursday, age: 56, after operation, in Brockton Hospital, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
Children of THOMAS BARRON and MARY BOOTH are:
i. MARY-JOSEPHINE BARRON, b. 19 May 1884, Brockton, Massachusetts, d. 15 July 1973, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.; married 02 October 1907 Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, Usa. to: ISICA ALBERT LAGERSTEDT b. 01 August 1885 Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, USA.
ii. ELIZABETH ANN BARRON, b. 07 August 1886, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, d. February 1967, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts; m.
ALBERT COOK, after 1904 & Bef. 30 December 1926; b. Abt. 1886, Allston/Cambridge Crossins, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.
Children of THOMAS BARRON and MARGARET DUNN are:
iii. MARY BARRON, b. 22 September 1891, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA, d. probably before 1912 ca. as she's not in family picture.
iv. SIMEON "SIME" BARRON, b. 22 September 1891, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.. (was "shell shocked" living 1950's) no one has knowledge of his where-abouts, last known Va. hospital. probably deceased.
v. JOHN-JOSEPH BARRON, b. 04 August 1892, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.; d. 09 February 1971, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, USA.; married 24 December 1923 Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts to:
MARGARET REGAN or RAGAN, b. ca. 1892 possibly in Brockton, Ma., d. c. after 1970 unknown place. (Possibly Washington, Oregon or Mass).
vi. MARGARET-FRANCES BARRON, b. 28 February 1894, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.; d. 31 May 1958, 07:30 A.M., Pondville Hospital, Norfolk, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, buried- St. Patrick's Cemetary, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Mass.
vii. LIEUTENANT, THOMAS-WALTER BARRON, b. 17 January 1896, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.; d. May 1982, 86 years, 4 months, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.1,2; m. bet 1916-1936 BLANCHE M. GALE; d. 12 April 1961, 66yrs, 2 mo., 8 days old, Brockton, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
viii. FREDERICK-CHARLES BARRON, b. 26 January 1898, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.; d. July 1970, Boston, Mass.; m. DOROTHY SMITH;
ix. PRIVATE, WILLIAM-HENRY BARRON, b. 12 October 1899, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.; Private in USA Army-15th Calvalry-Private headquarters Troop, Master electrician-wired Sagamore &/or Bragga Bridge in Cape Cod, d. April 16, 1970, Thursday, brief illness, age 70, Fairhaven, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; m. 16 April 1936 Sandwich, Massachusetts,
RITA ADOELDA BREAULT b. 22 August 1911 New Bedford, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, d. 18 April 1957 Fairhaven, Bristol Co., Massachusetts
x. ISABELLA M. BARRON, b. 18 February 1901, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.. d. 24 October 1901, 8 months, 6 days old, Brockton, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA. buried St. Patrick's Cemetary, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
xi. WALTER-FRANCIS BARRON, b. 10 October 1904, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts,
USA.; d. 09 October 1947, Brockton, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts (died @ Police Station "Said to have fallen from chair".); m.
MILDRED IVERS, (eventually divorced).
Endnotes: Living descendents are excluded for security reasons...
pictures, obituaries, and geneology Copyright ©1980-2006 by Laurie E. B. Wilkinson,
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OBITUARIES:
The following was copied from "The Brockton Enterprise" 30 December 1926:
MRS. MARGARET BARRON:
Mrs Margaret Barron, wife of Thomas Joseph Barron died this morning at the Brockton Hospital, aged 56. The home is at 81 Grove St. where the body was taken by undertaker W.G. McGlinchey and the funeral will take place Saturday afternoon at St. Margaret's Church with interment at St. Patrick's Cemetary.
Mrs. Barron had lived in this city 37 years, coming here from New Foundland. Beside her husband she leaves a daughter Margaret F., Mrs. Elizabeth Cook and Mrs. Mary Lagerstedt and five sons, Walter F., William H., Thomas W., Fred, and John Barron."
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The following was copied from "The Brockton Enterprise" 12 January 1944, Wednesday:
THOMAS J. BARRON:
Thomas J. Barron, 431 Plain St., died, aged 88, at a local hospital. He was well-known as a shoemaker, operating his own business. He had been retired for some time. His wife was the late Margaret (Dunn) Barron. He is survived by 5 sons, John J., Lieut. Thomas W. of the Brockton Fire Dep't., Fred C., William H. and Walter F., all of Brockton. Three daughters, Mrs. Albert Lagerstedt and Miss Margaret Barron of Brockton, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Cook of Allston, 20 grand-children, 3 of whom are in the Armed Forces, First Lieut. A. Richard Lagerstedt, Staff Sgt. James J. and Pvt. Robert B., all in Foreign Services. He also leaves 9 great grand-children.
The funeral will be held Sat. at 8:15 from 165 Belmont St. A High Mass of Requiem will be sung at St. Margarets Church at 9:00. Interment will follow in St. Patrick's Cemetary."
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