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This source is taken from the: Winslow Memorial, Family Records of Winslows and their Descendants in America, with the English Ancestry as far As Known. Specific Page:
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"Nancy Winslow was born 19 December, 1799, Pomfret, Vermont; died 30 April, 1844, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan, and was buried there; married in Pomfret, Vermont, 30 April, 1818, Jacob Barns, born 24 April, 1798, son of Cornelius Barns and Abigail Vose of Woodstock, Windsor County, Vermont. He died 14 May, 1840, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and was buried there. He held the offices of justice of the peace, county surveyor and recorder."
Their children:
1. Ebenezer Winslow Barns, born: 10 July, 1819, in Pomfret, Vermont; Married by Reverend James Ballard, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 21 April, 1845, to Mary Ann F Luce, born 28 August, 1825, Hanover, Chautauqua County, New York, daughter of Marston C Luce and Rebecca W Throop of Grand Rapids, Michigan. She died 30 May, 1846, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and was buried there. He was married 2nd, by Reverend Orris Pier, in Stowe, Lamoille County, Vermont, 19 August, 1852, to Caroline F Slayton, daughter of Samuel S Slayton and Millison C. He has held several county offices. Steamboat agent.
2. Asenath Barns, born: 15 March, 1821, in Pomfret, Vermont; married, 8 June, 1843, Nathaniel Fisk.
TWIN: 3. James Barns, born: 10 April, 1823, in Stowe, Vermont; married in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 2 May, 1850, Pamelia S Rancy, who died 8 October, 1861, in Grand Haven, Michigan. He married 2nd, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 24 May, 1865, Ellen M Moss.
TWIN: 4. John Winslow Barns, born: 10 April, 1823, Stowe, Vermont; married in Lamont, Ottawa County, Michigan, 7 November, 1855, Cynthia Ruth Bream.
5. Jacob W Barns, born: 22 April, 1825, in Stowe, Vermont; married 22 October, 1847, Marilla C Stevens.
6. Nancy Winslow Barns, born: 4 May, 1827, in Waterbury, Vermont; married 5 January, 1845, to Henry G Stone.
7. Cornelius Barns, born: 17 February, 1830, Waterbury, Vermont; married Catherine Miller, of Plainfield, Michigan.
8. Josepha Barns, born: 8 November, 1831, Waterbury, Vermont; died: 2 June, 1832, Pomfret, Vermont.
9. Josepha Barns, born: 16 July, 1833, Waterbury, Vermont; died: October, 1836, Amboy, New York.
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From findagrave member Jan (#47098839)
I was reading the book "The Story of Grand Rapids" by Z.Z. Lydens, page 533.
It says the transcription of her tombstone says:
In Memory of Nancy, widow of Jacob Barns, Esq.
Departed this life on the 30th day of April, A.D. 1844, aged 43 years.
She was a native of Washington County, Vermont.
Requiescat in Pace.
Ryan and Son (It was fairly common in the early days for the monument maker to sign his name to his product)
This source is taken from the: Winslow Memorial, Family Records of Winslows and their Descendants in America, with the English Ancestry as far As Known. Specific Page:
Added by [email protected]
"Nancy Winslow was born 19 December, 1799, Pomfret, Vermont; died 30 April, 1844, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan, and was buried there; married in Pomfret, Vermont, 30 April, 1818, Jacob Barns, born 24 April, 1798, son of Cornelius Barns and Abigail Vose of Woodstock, Windsor County, Vermont. He died 14 May, 1840, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and was buried there. He held the offices of justice of the peace, county surveyor and recorder."
Their children:
1. Ebenezer Winslow Barns, born: 10 July, 1819, in Pomfret, Vermont; Married by Reverend James Ballard, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 21 April, 1845, to Mary Ann F Luce, born 28 August, 1825, Hanover, Chautauqua County, New York, daughter of Marston C Luce and Rebecca W Throop of Grand Rapids, Michigan. She died 30 May, 1846, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and was buried there. He was married 2nd, by Reverend Orris Pier, in Stowe, Lamoille County, Vermont, 19 August, 1852, to Caroline F Slayton, daughter of Samuel S Slayton and Millison C. He has held several county offices. Steamboat agent.
2. Asenath Barns, born: 15 March, 1821, in Pomfret, Vermont; married, 8 June, 1843, Nathaniel Fisk.
TWIN: 3. James Barns, born: 10 April, 1823, in Stowe, Vermont; married in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 2 May, 1850, Pamelia S Rancy, who died 8 October, 1861, in Grand Haven, Michigan. He married 2nd, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 24 May, 1865, Ellen M Moss.
TWIN: 4. John Winslow Barns, born: 10 April, 1823, Stowe, Vermont; married in Lamont, Ottawa County, Michigan, 7 November, 1855, Cynthia Ruth Bream.
5. Jacob W Barns, born: 22 April, 1825, in Stowe, Vermont; married 22 October, 1847, Marilla C Stevens.
6. Nancy Winslow Barns, born: 4 May, 1827, in Waterbury, Vermont; married 5 January, 1845, to Henry G Stone.
7. Cornelius Barns, born: 17 February, 1830, Waterbury, Vermont; married Catherine Miller, of Plainfield, Michigan.
8. Josepha Barns, born: 8 November, 1831, Waterbury, Vermont; died: 2 June, 1832, Pomfret, Vermont.
9. Josepha Barns, born: 16 July, 1833, Waterbury, Vermont; died: October, 1836, Amboy, New York.
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From findagrave member Jan (#47098839)
I was reading the book "The Story of Grand Rapids" by Z.Z. Lydens, page 533.
It says the transcription of her tombstone says:
In Memory of Nancy, widow of Jacob Barns, Esq.
Departed this life on the 30th day of April, A.D. 1844, aged 43 years.
She was a native of Washington County, Vermont.
Requiescat in Pace.
Ryan and Son (It was fairly common in the early days for the monument maker to sign his name to his product)
. . . . . . . . . .
This source is taken from the: Winslow Memorial, Family Records of Winslows and their Descendants in America, with the English Ancestry as far As Known. Specific Page:
Added by [email protected]
"Nancy Winslow was born 19 December, 1799, Pomfret, Vermont; died 30 April, 1844, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan, and was buried there; married in Pomfret, Vermont, 30 April, 1818, Jacob Barns, born 24 April, 1798, son of Cornelius Barns and Abigail Vose of Woodstock, Windsor County, Vermont. He died 14 May, 1840, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and was buried there. He held the offices of justice of the peace, county surveyor and recorder."
Their children:
1. Ebenezer Winslow Barns, born: 10 July, 1819, in Pomfret, Vermont; Married by Reverend James Ballard, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 21 April, 1845, to Mary Ann F Luce, born 28 August, 1825, Hanover, Chautauqua County, New York, daughter of Marston C Luce and Rebecca W Throop of Grand Rapids, Michigan. She died 30 May, 1846, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and was buried there. He was married 2nd, by Reverend Orris Pier, in Stowe, Lamoille County, Vermont, 19 August, 1852, to Caroline F Slayton, daughter of Samuel S Slayton and Millison C. He has held several county offices. Steamboat agent.
2. Asenath Barns, born: 15 March, 1821, in Pomfret, Vermont; married, 8 June, 1843, Nathaniel Fisk.
TWIN: 3. James Barns, born: 10 April, 1823, in Stowe, Vermont; married in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 2 May, 1850, Pamelia S Rancy, who died 8 October, 1861, in Grand Haven, Michigan. He married 2nd, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 24 May, 1865, Ellen M Moss.
TWIN: 4. John Winslow Barns, born: 10 April, 1823, Stowe, Vermont; married in Lamont, Ottawa County, Michigan, 7 November, 1855, Cynthia Ruth Bream.
5. Jacob W Barns, born: 22 April, 1825, in Stowe, Vermont; married 22 October, 1847, Marilla C Stevens.
6. Nancy Winslow Barns, born: 4 May, 1827, in Waterbury, Vermont; married 5 January, 1845, to Henry G Stone.
7. Cornelius Barns, born: 17 February, 1830, Waterbury, Vermont; married Catherine Miller, of Plainfield, Michigan.
8. Josepha Barns, born: 8 November, 1831, Waterbury, Vermont; died: 2 June, 1832, Pomfret, Vermont.
9. Josepha Barns, born: 16 July, 1833, Waterbury, Vermont; died: October, 1836, Amboy, New York.
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From findagrave member Jan (#47098839)
I was reading the book "The Story of Grand Rapids" by Z.Z. Lydens, page 533.
It says the transcription of her tombstone says:
In Memory of Nancy, widow of Jacob Barns, Esq.
Departed this life on the 30th day of April, A.D. 1844, aged 43 years.
She was a native of Washington County, Vermont.
Requiescat in Pace.
Ryan and Son (It was fairly common in the early days for the monument maker to sign his name to his product)
This source is taken from the: Winslow Memorial, Family Records of Winslows and their Descendants in America, with the English Ancestry as far As Known. Specific Page:
Added by [email protected]
"Nancy Winslow was born 19 December, 1799, Pomfret, Vermont; died 30 April, 1844, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan, and was buried there; married in Pomfret, Vermont, 30 April, 1818, Jacob Barns, born 24 April, 1798, son of Cornelius Barns and Abigail Vose of Woodstock, Windsor County, Vermont. He died 14 May, 1840, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and was buried there. He held the offices of justice of the peace, county surveyor and recorder."
Their children:
1. Ebenezer Winslow Barns, born: 10 July, 1819, in Pomfret, Vermont; Married by Reverend James Ballard, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 21 April, 1845, to Mary Ann F Luce, born 28 August, 1825, Hanover, Chautauqua County, New York, daughter of Marston C Luce and Rebecca W Throop of Grand Rapids, Michigan. She died 30 May, 1846, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and was buried there. He was married 2nd, by Reverend Orris Pier, in Stowe, Lamoille County, Vermont, 19 August, 1852, to Caroline F Slayton, daughter of Samuel S Slayton and Millison C. He has held several county offices. Steamboat agent.
2. Asenath Barns, born: 15 March, 1821, in Pomfret, Vermont; married, 8 June, 1843, Nathaniel Fisk.
TWIN: 3. James Barns, born: 10 April, 1823, in Stowe, Vermont; married in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 2 May, 1850, Pamelia S Rancy, who died 8 October, 1861, in Grand Haven, Michigan. He married 2nd, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 24 May, 1865, Ellen M Moss.
TWIN: 4. John Winslow Barns, born: 10 April, 1823, Stowe, Vermont; married in Lamont, Ottawa County, Michigan, 7 November, 1855, Cynthia Ruth Bream.
5. Jacob W Barns, born: 22 April, 1825, in Stowe, Vermont; married 22 October, 1847, Marilla C Stevens.
6. Nancy Winslow Barns, born: 4 May, 1827, in Waterbury, Vermont; married 5 January, 1845, to Henry G Stone.
7. Cornelius Barns, born: 17 February, 1830, Waterbury, Vermont; married Catherine Miller, of Plainfield, Michigan.
8. Josepha Barns, born: 8 November, 1831, Waterbury, Vermont; died: 2 June, 1832, Pomfret, Vermont.
9. Josepha Barns, born: 16 July, 1833, Waterbury, Vermont; died: October, 1836, Amboy, New York.
. . . . . . . . . .
From findagrave member Jan (#47098839)
I was reading the book "The Story of Grand Rapids" by Z.Z. Lydens, page 533.
It says the transcription of her tombstone says:
In Memory of Nancy, widow of Jacob Barns, Esq.
Departed this life on the 30th day of April, A.D. 1844, aged 43 years.
She was a native of Washington County, Vermont.
Requiescat in Pace.
Ryan and Son (It was fairly common in the early days for the monument maker to sign his name to his product)
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Findagrave member Robert Wordon obtained dates from cemetery records. They have B 1801 D 04/30/1844. Other trees have 1799-1841
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