Walkershire - Person Sheet
Walkershire - Person Sheet
NameDeborah A Barber 
Birth Date1802
Birth PlaceVerona, New York, USA
Reside Date1860
Reside PlaceBellevue, Jackson, Iowa, USA
MemoResidence Post Office: Bellevue
Reside Date1870
Reside PlaceWyoming, Jones, Iowa, USA
MemoResidence Post Office: Wyoming
Death Dateaft 1870
Spouses
Birth Date13 Jul 1795
Birth PlaceColrain, Massachusetts, USA
Death Date6 Feb 1855
Death PlaceFalmouth, Indiana, USA
Birth Date13 Jul 1795
Birth PlaceColrain, Franklin, Massachusetts
Census Date1830
Census PlaceQueensbury, Warren, NY
Census Date1850
Census PlaceMonmouth, Jackson, Iowa
MemoLiving with Eli Washburn family wife Jane R b. ~1826 NY
Census Date1850
Census PlaceBoston, Summit, OH
MemoPage 270 Dewelling 56 Family 59 With Barnhart?? family also Saren Call 15 F
Census Date1852
Census PlaceMonmouth, Jackson, Iowa
MemoState Census - Head of house
Census Date1854
Census PlaceMonmouth, Jackson, IA
MemoIsaac is living with 2 females most likely wife Deborah and Julia
Death Date6 Feb 1855
Death PlaceFalmouth, Jackson, Iowa
FatherStephen 2 Call (1768-1848)
MotherPatty Martha Emeline Howard (1768-1815)
Marr Dateabt 1848
ChildrenJulia Belle Barbour (1848->1900)
History notes for Isaac (Spouse 1)
Beginning in 1851, a settlement of Friends began to form in eastern Linn County, Iowa, extending into western Jones County.
These Friends came primarily from eastern Ohio, where they had been intimately involved in the Gurneyite-Wilburite controversy and were generally sympathetic with the Wilburite element. They soon organized Linn Preparative Meeting under the direction of Red Cedar Monthly Meeting centered near Springdale in Cedar County, Iowa.
In 1853 Caleb Gregg, a recognized minister of some ability, moved with his family to the Linn County settlement. When his Wilburite views became known to the Friends at Red Cedar, overseers of Red Cedar Monthly Meeting drew up a complaint against Gregg and asked Linn Preparative Meeting to deal with him.
When Linn Preparative Meeting declined to discipline Gregg, the overseers persuaded the Monthly Meeting to treat with Gregg and to visit Linn Preparative Meeting. This situation led to the disowning of Caleb Gregg in Tenth Month 1854 and the laying down of Linn Preparative Meeting by Red Cedar Monthly Meeting.
At about the same time, on Ninth Month 5, 1854, Ohio Yearly Meeting
These Friends came primarily from eastern Ohio, where they had been intimately involved in the Gurneyite-Wilburite controversy and were generally sympathetic with the Wilburite element. They soon organized Linn Preparative Meeting under the direction of Red Cedar Monthly Meeting centered near Springdale in Cedar County, Iowa.
In 1853 Caleb Gregg, a recognized minister of some ability, moved with his family to the Linn County settlement. When his Wilburite views became known to the Friends at Red Cedar, overseers of Red Cedar Monthly Meeting drew up a complaint against Gregg and asked Linn Preparative Meeting to deal with him.
When Linn Preparative Meeting declined to discipline Gregg, the overseers persuaded the Monthly Meeting to treat with Gregg and to visit Linn Preparative Meeting. This situation led to the disowning of Caleb Gregg in Tenth Month 1854 and the laying down of Linn Preparative Meeting by Red Cedar Monthly Meeting.
At about the same time, on Ninth Month 5, 1854, Ohio Yearly Meeting
