Research by Mary Reynolds Hill:
According to my Aunt, Robert lost both legs to gangrene. They lived on the North side of Brownwood, located near Baker Street, where the Tongate Feed Store and Mill once stood. The overpass that once stood near their home was torn down and a large intersection built in it's place. MHMR is now built in this area. It was near this area that Sallie would walk to sell her milk and butter products to other people.
Research by Mary Reynolds Hill:
According to my Aunt, Robert lost both legs to gangrene. They lived on the North side of Brownwood, located near Baker Street, where the Tongate Feed Store and Mill once stood. The overpass that once stood near their home was torn down and a large intersection built in it's place. MHMR is now built in this area. It was near this area that Sallie would walk to sell her milk and butter products to other people.
Family Members
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Thomas A. Barrington
1870–1943
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James Henry Barrington
1872–1951
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George Benjamin Barrington
1877–1942
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Mary "Mamie" Barrington Tunnell
1883–1957
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Joseph Hiram Barrington
1891–1974
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Payton Andrew Barrington
1895–1958
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Marshall Matthew Barrington
1898–1974
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Edward D. "Eddie" Barrington
1900–1980
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Willis "Bill" Barrington
1902–1948
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Audrey Fannie May Barrington Little
1904–1991
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John Wesley Barrington
1907–1976
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