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" Named for John Barron (1831 - 1887), a Civil War veteran who came here from VA. and bought a good farm in 1870. Married first to Delilah Ward (died 1860s), then to Margaret McElroy. He had 15 children. About 1875, he gave land for a church - school building and this community cemetery, where he and some other members of his family were later buried. William Jenkins (1829 - 1878), who also was a Confederate veteran, is the earliest known among some 6 dozen internments. The burial ground, closed about 1920, is cared for by descendents who formed the Barron Cemetery Association in 1971."
BARRON, Mittie * 6 Oct 1878 - 28 May 1879
BARRON, John G. * 11 Nov 1839 - 5 Oct 1887
BEAVER, Noah * 14 Nov 1898 - 29 Dec 1898
JENKINS, Edwin * 3 July 1871 - 10 Sept 1880
JENKINS, William * 3 May 1878 - 16 May 1879
JENKINS, William M. * 9 Dec 1829 - 11 Dec 1878
KING, Jennie Smith * 1865 - 1883
LEMONS, Edna * 26 Sept 1852 - 14 June 1887
RE___, Martin * - dates unreadable
ROACH, Rose Barron * 19 July 1868 - 15 July 1905
SMITH, W. R. * 24 July 1832 - 13 Dec 1892
Unknown
SMITH, Will T. * 23 Sept 1878 - 25 July 1901
BELL, Cora - no dates
BARRON, James Earl 23 July 1884 - 23 Aug 1885
son of A. J. and L. D.
note: Stone is missing. Ft. stone found.
dau. of A. J. and L. D.
located in a fenced plot with "Unknown"
There are two unknowns directly outside fence
son of John and Minnie
note: two unknowns by Noah.
son of W. M. and N.
Identified from earlier survey
wife of S. A.
son of J. J. and A. W. RE__?
note: The name Martin is from earlier survey
son of W. R. and A. V.
note: died at Santo Tomas Luzon P.I.
21st Reg. US Inf.
There is a stone but was missed in the survey.
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