The Barnhart's moved from Minnesota to Washington with Phillip arriving first in 1887 and Margaret following in 1888 with the two eldest children.
They described the move this way: "Came from Minnesota to Seattle on train, to Whatcom on boat,
to Lynden on a lumber wagon." They settled in Lynden, Whatcom County, Washington where they had a farm, and were members of the "Clam Diggers' Association."
Phillip died tragically on June 19, 1912, struck by lightening.
Margaret continued to live in the area and died August 23, 1940.
from FAG member Bettie
They described the move this way: "Came from Minnesota to Seattle on train, to Whatcom on boat,
to Lynden on a lumber wagon." They settled in Lynden, Whatcom County, Washington where they had a farm, and were members of the "Clam Diggers' Association."
Phillip died tragically on June 19, 1912, struck by lightening.
Margaret continued to live in the area and died August 23, 1940.
from FAG member Bettie
The Barnhart's moved from Minnesota to Washington with Phillip arriving first in 1887 and Margaret following in 1888 with the two eldest children.
They described the move this way: "Came from Minnesota to Seattle on train, to Whatcom on boat,
to Lynden on a lumber wagon." They settled in Lynden, Whatcom County, Washington where they had a farm, and were members of the "Clam Diggers' Association."
Phillip died tragically on June 19, 1912, struck by lightening.
Margaret continued to live in the area and died August 23, 1940.
from FAG member Bettie
They described the move this way: "Came from Minnesota to Seattle on train, to Whatcom on boat,
to Lynden on a lumber wagon." They settled in Lynden, Whatcom County, Washington where they had a farm, and were members of the "Clam Diggers' Association."
Phillip died tragically on June 19, 1912, struck by lightening.
Margaret continued to live in the area and died August 23, 1940.
from FAG member Bettie
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