Allen was the son of Allen and Malinda Watkins Barton.
21 Oct 1875 Nevada Story Co IA he married Charlotte 'Lottie' Lodema Moore Barton. Lottie was the daughter of George and Adelia Jane Horton Moore. Their marriage was blessed with sons; Freddie Lee, George Walter, Charles Allen, Rex Racine and daughter, Effie Barton.
Prior to 1900 he had moved his family to Fall River county S.D. where he engaged in ranching for the next several years.
I'm not sure what prompted his move to Coville WA abt 1917, I find no record of any family being in the Coville area at this time.
After Allen's death Lottie moved to Bellingham WA to live with her daughter Mrs. Harry Edward Palmquist.
Allen Baron died Monday morning at the age of 67 years, at his home five miles northeast of Colville. He was a farmer and came to Stevens County two years ago. he is survived by 5 sons and a daughter, F.L. Barton of Ravena, Neb; G.W. Barton of Aelricks, S.D; A.L. Barton of Livingston, Mont; C.A. Barton of Deadwood, S.D; R.R. baron of Helena, Mont; Mrs. H.E. Palmquist of Bellingham, Wash.
Mr. Barton was an active member of the Royal Neighbors at Livingston. He was born in Missouri, but came west at an early age and freighted in the Black Hills of South Dakota before railroads were built in that section of the country. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the McCord undertaking parlors. His son A.J. Barton came from Livingston Tuesday.
The following provided by Chuck Norris
1919 Apr 26 The Colville examiner(Colville, Wash.)
Funeral services were held at the McCord undertaking parlors Saturday afternoon for Allen Barton, who died April 21 at the family home near Colville. The Rev. G. Sykes of the M.E. church preached the sermon. Miss Nellie Joos and Miss Ruth McKern sang. The pall bearers were James Crawford, Robert McKibben, W.R. Robins, W.R. Myers, M.D. Myers and C.E. Emmons.
Interment took place at Highland. Mr Barton is survived by a widow Mrs. Lottie Barton, Five sons and a daughter. Fours sons, F.L., C.A., A.J., and R.R. Barton, and the daughter Mrs. H.E. Palmquist, were able to come to Colville for the funeral. Mrs. Barton will make her home with her daughter in Bellingham, Wash.
21 Oct 1875 Nevada Story Co IA he married Charlotte 'Lottie' Lodema Moore Barton. Lottie was the daughter of George and Adelia Jane Horton Moore. Their marriage was blessed with sons; Freddie Lee, George Walter, Charles Allen, Rex Racine and daughter, Effie Barton.
Prior to 1900 he had moved his family to Fall River county S.D. where he engaged in ranching for the next several years.
I'm not sure what prompted his move to Coville WA abt 1917, I find no record of any family being in the Coville area at this time.
After Allen's death Lottie moved to Bellingham WA to live with her daughter Mrs. Harry Edward Palmquist.
Allen Baron died Monday morning at the age of 67 years, at his home five miles northeast of Colville. He was a farmer and came to Stevens County two years ago. he is survived by 5 sons and a daughter, F.L. Barton of Ravena, Neb; G.W. Barton of Aelricks, S.D; A.L. Barton of Livingston, Mont; C.A. Barton of Deadwood, S.D; R.R. baron of Helena, Mont; Mrs. H.E. Palmquist of Bellingham, Wash.
Mr. Barton was an active member of the Royal Neighbors at Livingston. He was born in Missouri, but came west at an early age and freighted in the Black Hills of South Dakota before railroads were built in that section of the country. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the McCord undertaking parlors. His son A.J. Barton came from Livingston Tuesday.
The following provided by Chuck Norris
1919 Apr 26 The Colville examiner(Colville, Wash.)
Funeral services were held at the McCord undertaking parlors Saturday afternoon for Allen Barton, who died April 21 at the family home near Colville. The Rev. G. Sykes of the M.E. church preached the sermon. Miss Nellie Joos and Miss Ruth McKern sang. The pall bearers were James Crawford, Robert McKibben, W.R. Robins, W.R. Myers, M.D. Myers and C.E. Emmons.
Interment took place at Highland. Mr Barton is survived by a widow Mrs. Lottie Barton, Five sons and a daughter. Fours sons, F.L., C.A., A.J., and R.R. Barton, and the daughter Mrs. H.E. Palmquist, were able to come to Colville for the funeral. Mrs. Barton will make her home with her daughter in Bellingham, Wash.
Allen was the son of Allen and Malinda Watkins Barton.
21 Oct 1875 Nevada Story Co IA he married Charlotte 'Lottie' Lodema Moore Barton. Lottie was the daughter of George and Adelia Jane Horton Moore. Their marriage was blessed with sons; Freddie Lee, George Walter, Charles Allen, Rex Racine and daughter, Effie Barton.
Prior to 1900 he had moved his family to Fall River county S.D. where he engaged in ranching for the next several years.
I'm not sure what prompted his move to Coville WA abt 1917, I find no record of any family being in the Coville area at this time.
After Allen's death Lottie moved to Bellingham WA to live with her daughter Mrs. Harry Edward Palmquist.
Allen Baron died Monday morning at the age of 67 years, at his home five miles northeast of Colville. He was a farmer and came to Stevens County two years ago. he is survived by 5 sons and a daughter, F.L. Barton of Ravena, Neb; G.W. Barton of Aelricks, S.D; A.L. Barton of Livingston, Mont; C.A. Barton of Deadwood, S.D; R.R. baron of Helena, Mont; Mrs. H.E. Palmquist of Bellingham, Wash.
Mr. Barton was an active member of the Royal Neighbors at Livingston. He was born in Missouri, but came west at an early age and freighted in the Black Hills of South Dakota before railroads were built in that section of the country. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the McCord undertaking parlors. His son A.J. Barton came from Livingston Tuesday.
The following provided by Chuck Norris
1919 Apr 26 The Colville examiner(Colville, Wash.)
Funeral services were held at the McCord undertaking parlors Saturday afternoon for Allen Barton, who died April 21 at the family home near Colville. The Rev. G. Sykes of the M.E. church preached the sermon. Miss Nellie Joos and Miss Ruth McKern sang. The pall bearers were James Crawford, Robert McKibben, W.R. Robins, W.R. Myers, M.D. Myers and C.E. Emmons.
Interment took place at Highland. Mr Barton is survived by a widow Mrs. Lottie Barton, Five sons and a daughter. Fours sons, F.L., C.A., A.J., and R.R. Barton, and the daughter Mrs. H.E. Palmquist, were able to come to Colville for the funeral. Mrs. Barton will make her home with her daughter in Bellingham, Wash.
21 Oct 1875 Nevada Story Co IA he married Charlotte 'Lottie' Lodema Moore Barton. Lottie was the daughter of George and Adelia Jane Horton Moore. Their marriage was blessed with sons; Freddie Lee, George Walter, Charles Allen, Rex Racine and daughter, Effie Barton.
Prior to 1900 he had moved his family to Fall River county S.D. where he engaged in ranching for the next several years.
I'm not sure what prompted his move to Coville WA abt 1917, I find no record of any family being in the Coville area at this time.
After Allen's death Lottie moved to Bellingham WA to live with her daughter Mrs. Harry Edward Palmquist.
Allen Baron died Monday morning at the age of 67 years, at his home five miles northeast of Colville. He was a farmer and came to Stevens County two years ago. he is survived by 5 sons and a daughter, F.L. Barton of Ravena, Neb; G.W. Barton of Aelricks, S.D; A.L. Barton of Livingston, Mont; C.A. Barton of Deadwood, S.D; R.R. baron of Helena, Mont; Mrs. H.E. Palmquist of Bellingham, Wash.
Mr. Barton was an active member of the Royal Neighbors at Livingston. He was born in Missouri, but came west at an early age and freighted in the Black Hills of South Dakota before railroads were built in that section of the country. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the McCord undertaking parlors. His son A.J. Barton came from Livingston Tuesday.
The following provided by Chuck Norris
1919 Apr 26 The Colville examiner(Colville, Wash.)
Funeral services were held at the McCord undertaking parlors Saturday afternoon for Allen Barton, who died April 21 at the family home near Colville. The Rev. G. Sykes of the M.E. church preached the sermon. Miss Nellie Joos and Miss Ruth McKern sang. The pall bearers were James Crawford, Robert McKibben, W.R. Robins, W.R. Myers, M.D. Myers and C.E. Emmons.
Interment took place at Highland. Mr Barton is survived by a widow Mrs. Lottie Barton, Five sons and a daughter. Fours sons, F.L., C.A., A.J., and R.R. Barton, and the daughter Mrs. H.E. Palmquist, were able to come to Colville for the funeral. Mrs. Barton will make her home with her daughter in Bellingham, Wash.
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