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A Mennonite Record related to Hans Jakob Bar or Hans Jacob Bare (1677 - 1759) and his family - page 2
1677 - 1759
Pennsylvania
A Mennonite Record related to Hans Jakob Bar or Hans Jacob Bare (1677 - 1759) and his family - page 3
1677 - 1759
A Mennonite Record related to Hans Jakob Bar or Hans Jacob Bare (1677 - 1759) and his family - page 1. This is the man most researchers say immigrated from Switzerland to the United States and started our branch of the Bare Family tree.
1677 - 1759
Pennsylvania
Switzerland to United States Immigration papers for Hans Jacob Bar, wife Barbara Bar, and children, Magdelena, Veronica, Margaretha, Barbara, Elisabeth, Jacob, Samuel, and Anna Bar. They arrived in 1719. It is believed that Jacob is the direct ancestor of my family line.
1719
immigration
Pennsylvania
The "First Naturalization List in Lancaster County, PA. Dated Feb 14, 1729 it states the following are naturalized citizens: Henry Bare; Jacob Bare, Jr; and John Henry Bare. It is possible this is the Jacob Bare, son of Samuel Bar and father of Henry Bare (probably John Henry Bare). Henry is father of Henry Bare who is father of Joseph Bare who is father of Elijah Elias Bare who is father of Jasper Bare, who is the father of Curbe Bare. Document Source: Colonial Records III, 374, 393; Pennsylvania Archives Series VIII III: 1985, 1986; The Statutes of Large of Pennsylvania IV, 147-150; H. Frank Eshleman, Historical Backgrounds and Annals 1917, pp. 232, 233.
1729-02-14
naturalization
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
This is a United States Census record for Pennsylvania in 1786. Henry Bare is on this census, but which Henry Bare?
1786
census
Pennsylvania
A Death Notice for Samuel Bare in Pennsylvania in June of 1796. How does one know which Samuel Bare this is for?
1796 June
death
Pennsylvania
A US Census for North Carolina in 1810. There is a J and a H Bare, and it is assumed this is for Jacob and Henry Bare. But, which Jacob and which Henry? I'm guessing this must be Henry Bare Jr based on the date. But there is such a wealth of information it's hard to tell.
1810
census
North Carolina
An 1810 US Census record for North Carolina. Joseph and Susan Bar and family appear on the record. (Finally women and children are starting to appear on census records.)
1810
census
North Carolina
An 1850 US Census for North Carolina showing farmer Elias Bear (Bare) age 24, Nancy Bear (Bare) age 20, and Joseph Bear (Bare) age 8 months.
1850
census
North Carolina
An 1850 US Census for North Carolina showing everyone with the name Bar instead of Bare. It lists Joseph Bar age 46, Susan Bar, age 43, John Bare age 19, Sarah Bar age 17, Deanna Bar age 14, Joseph Bar age 12, America Bar age 9, Felix Bar age 7, and Clamenza Bar age 10. Yet in other records these people all used the spelling Bare.
1850
census
North Carolina
Joseph Bare was a Confederate prisoner of war sometime between 1861 and 1865.
1861 up to 1865
American civil war
1864 Pennsylvania Tax records list an Elias Bare who was a hotel keeper. It shows something being valued at $1800 with a tax of $90. Would this be the value of the hotel? Does Hotel Keeper mean hotel owner?
1864
Pennsylvania
May 24, 1886 Jasper Bare and Mary Sheets Marriage Registration.
1886-05-24
marriage
Marriage Notice for William Roan Craven and Maud M Jones. They married on Sept 15, 1898.
1898-09-15
marriage
A statement from December 16, 1909 saying Elias Bare died without a last will and testament. It stipulates that his estate valued at $25 will be equally distributed among JD Bare, Felix Bare, CR Bare, Newton Bare, Jasper Bare, Sallie Bare, Ellen Miller, Priscilla Miller, and Alex Bare. It further states that JD Bare is appointed administrator of the estate after filing a bond of $50.
1908-12-16
will or probate
North Carolina
Roan Craven's WW I Draft Registration card
1917 - 1918
World War I
North Carolina
This record shows on September 18, 1917, Curbe Bare was inducted into the Army at the age of 25. He was assigned to the CO M 321 Infantry until Oct 15, 1917 then to CO E 120 Infantry until discharge. He served overseas from May 12, 1918 to Apr 13, 1919, and was slightly wounded on Aug 27, 1918 while overseas.
He was honorably discharged on Apr 18, 1919.
He was honorably discharged on Apr 18, 1919.
1917 - 1919
World War I
Ashe, North Carolina
Curby (Curbe) Bare's WW I Draft Registration card on June 4, 1917. It says he was claiming exemption from the draft due to a disability. The Registrar's Report portion of the record says "disability doubtful". Just a little over 3 months later Curbe Bare was inducted into the Army (on Sept 18, 1917).
1917-06-04
World War I
North Carolina
An April 1, 1918 Army record for Curbe Bare being transported from France to North Carolina. The ship was the Martha Washington. At the time, Curbe was a private in the 30 Division "E" Company 120th Infantry.
1918-04-01
World War I
Curbe Bare and Bessie Craven's Marriage Registration. They were married on March 31 1920 in Ore Knob, North Carolina. This same record also registers the marriage of 7 other Bare men including Sylvester Bare to Bertha, Dewey Bare to Flora Friesland, Phar Bare to Margaret Mash, Ed Bare to Lessie Bare, Fred Bare to Hallie Crepps, Darius Bare to Ruth F??, and W.O. Bare to Cordia, Festerman / Jesterman.
1920-03-31
marriage
North Carolina
The Virginia marriage certificate for Harper Bare and June Bare
1939-12-16
marriage
Virginia
The WW II draft registration card for Bynam Harper Bare. Specifies Lee Oscar Bare as his father.
1940
World War II
Glendale Springs, Ashe, North Carolina
Clifton Eugene Bare's WW II Draft Registration Card
1943
World War II
North Carolina
Lawrence Herbert Bare's WW II Draft Registration Card
1943
World War II
North Carolina
Ken Bare's World War II Draft Card in 1945. Notice the birth date is wrong - he told them he was 18 when he was really 16.
1945
World War II
North Carolina
Ken Bare's letter related to his Organized Reserve Corps Assignment in the Army just before the Korean War started.
1950-04-12
Korean War
Ken Bare's Honorable Discharge papers from the army for his Korean War Service.
1952-10-15
Korean War
David Jernberg signs an affidavit allowing Kay Marie Jernberg to Marry Ken Bare on July 16, 1956.
1956-07-16
marriage
Idaho
Ken Bare and Kay Jernberg's Marriage License.
1956-07-16
marriage
Lyman, Idaho
Ken Bare and Kay Jernberg's Marriage License Affidavit
1956-07-16
marriage
Idaho