HUSBAND:  John Henry BARGER
Born:     1831                 Place:  Henderson Co., TN
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Died:     1892                 Place:  Tippah Co., MS
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Father:   George M. BARGER             See Family Group Sheet 10081
Mother:   Louisa BRIGANCE

WIFE:     Polly Ann ALLISON
Born:     1831                 Place:  AR
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CHILDREN:

1.  Name:  Louisa Catherine BARGER
    Born:  1853                Place:  MS
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2.  Name:  Cordelia BARGER
    Born:  1855                Place:  MS
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3.  Name:  John Henry BARGER, Jr.
    Born:  1858                Place:  MS
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4.  Name:  James Melvin BARGER
    Born:  1860                Place:  MS
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5.  Name:  Daniel BARGER
    Born:  1865                Place:  MS
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(A) John Henry Barger served in the 34th Mississippi Infantry, C.S.A., during the Civil War.
(B) This family is descended from George Henry Berger of Rowan Co., NC.

See Barger Family History Society Membership List, Member(s): B226

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