Alfred Curtis Barton was a son of Franklin Samuel Barton and his wife, Amanda Mary Neff.
Siblings:
Harry E Grace Barton, b October 13, 1863
Hattie V Barton, b January 20, 1869
Amelia H Barton, b October 6, 1870
Sarrah F Barton, b January 25, 1873
Hyman Neff Barton, b April 27, 1878
His mother died shortly before his 6th birthday.
As a young man, he worked in a stable a block off State Street in Salem, Ohio. He then worked in an iron foundry there before removing to a farm on Franklin Road. In later years, he gave up farming in favor of owning & operating a second-hand store. Today we would call it a consignment shop. He went to various estate sales, purchasing entire rooms of furniture and decorative items which he sold in his store.
Married June 6, 1900 in Washingtonville.
Cause of death: Cancer.
Siblings:
Harry E Grace Barton, b October 13, 1863
Hattie V Barton, b January 20, 1869
Amelia H Barton, b October 6, 1870
Sarrah F Barton, b January 25, 1873
Hyman Neff Barton, b April 27, 1878
His mother died shortly before his 6th birthday.
As a young man, he worked in a stable a block off State Street in Salem, Ohio. He then worked in an iron foundry there before removing to a farm on Franklin Road. In later years, he gave up farming in favor of owning & operating a second-hand store. Today we would call it a consignment shop. He went to various estate sales, purchasing entire rooms of furniture and decorative items which he sold in his store.
Married June 6, 1900 in Washingtonville.
Cause of death: Cancer.
Alfred Curtis Barton was a son of Franklin Samuel Barton and his wife, Amanda Mary Neff.
Siblings:
Harry E Grace Barton, b October 13, 1863
Hattie V Barton, b January 20, 1869
Amelia H Barton, b October 6, 1870
Sarrah F Barton, b January 25, 1873
Hyman Neff Barton, b April 27, 1878
His mother died shortly before his 6th birthday.
As a young man, he worked in a stable a block off State Street in Salem, Ohio. He then worked in an iron foundry there before removing to a farm on Franklin Road. In later years, he gave up farming in favor of owning & operating a second-hand store. Today we would call it a consignment shop. He went to various estate sales, purchasing entire rooms of furniture and decorative items which he sold in his store.
Married June 6, 1900 in Washingtonville.
Cause of death: Cancer.
Siblings:
Harry E Grace Barton, b October 13, 1863
Hattie V Barton, b January 20, 1869
Amelia H Barton, b October 6, 1870
Sarrah F Barton, b January 25, 1873
Hyman Neff Barton, b April 27, 1878
His mother died shortly before his 6th birthday.
As a young man, he worked in a stable a block off State Street in Salem, Ohio. He then worked in an iron foundry there before removing to a farm on Franklin Road. In later years, he gave up farming in favor of owning & operating a second-hand store. Today we would call it a consignment shop. He went to various estate sales, purchasing entire rooms of furniture and decorative items which he sold in his store.
Married June 6, 1900 in Washingtonville.
Cause of death: Cancer.
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