HUSBAND:  Alfred BARGER
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1.  Name:  William Alexander BARGER    See Family Group Sheet 10300
    Born:  1819                Place:  Knoxville, Knox Co., TN
    Marr:  1839                To:     Elizabeth Lucinda PRICE
    Died:  1902                Place:  Milan, Gibson Co., TN

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(A) Alfred Barger was the progenator of one of several Barger families of West Tennessee. He arrived in West Tennessee following the Jackson Purchase, which allowed White settlers to move west of the Tennessee River. His son, William Alexander "Bill" Barger, was born in Knoxville in 1819. Where the family lived before that time is not yet known. We are told that Alfred Barger married twice, but we have no knowledge of either wife or of any children of the first union. Of the second marriage, we only know that there were three daughters, whose names we do not know, and one son. The descendants of Alfred Barger lived in Gibson, Carroll, Henderson and Madision Counties in Tennessee. Other Barger families were also located in those areas, but no link to them has been established.

See Barger Family History Society Membership List. Member(s) B127, B261, B555

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