and wife
Angeline Gevedon (1840-1928)
Photos courtesy of Gary Barker
Henry M. Barker (1832-1910) and wife Angeline Gevedon
(1840-1928) circa 1900. They lived on Salem Fork of Grassy Creek. Henry
was a Civil War Veteran. He taught school througout Morgan County and
preached at the Grassy Lick Church
Henry M. Barker as a younger man, circa 1875.
Henry was the oldest son of William Barker and (1809 -1861) and
Elizabeth Mumbauer (1811-1885) who lived near Malone.
Both Henry and his father were in the Confederate Army and Henry held
his father in his arms until he died at the Battle of Ivy Mountain (Oct.
8, 1861).
Angeline Gevedon shortly before her death, circa 1925
Angeline Gevedon Barker with, from left to right:
William Leach Gevedon (preaching the gospel), Willis Green Gevedon (who was
with William and Henry Barker at the battle of Ivy Mt.), Raney Chastain
Gevedon (husband of "Aunt Jeston"), Barry C. and John Tom Gevedon circa
1900.
On the Henry Barker Family page are photos of their children
Gary has graciously donated MANY photos. Please join me in thanking him.