Married Martha A Hogue on 03 Aug 1856 in Jackson Alabama
Originally, buried in the Barclay Cemetery in Scottsboro. The following excerpt is from the book, History of Union Cemetery, by Joann Thomas Elkin:
"When Joseph and Mary died, they were residents of Jackson Co., AL and were buried in what was known as Barclay Cemetery, near Scottsboro. On 12 Jan 1990, a Barclay family memorial monument was erected by the City of Scottsboro, AL in Cedar Hill Cemetery. The monument reads: "IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH BARCLAY AND WIFE MARY LEDBETTER BARCLAY JOSEPH P. BARCLAY 1811 - 1872 AND WIFE MARTHA HOGUE BARCLAY AND ALL OTHERS WHO WERE BURIED IN BARCLAY CEMTERY REINTERRED JANUARY 12,1990"
The monument and reinterrment were made possible through the efforts of a Barclay descendant, David Boyd Anderson, who resides in Scottsboro, and the City of Scottsboro. The city's purchase of land for an industrial park included the location of the Barclay Cemetery; both the Barclay descendants and the City of Scottsboro desired to preserve the memory of those who had been buried there."
Originally, buried in the Barclay Cemetery in Scottsboro. The following excerpt is from the book, History of Union Cemetery, by Joann Thomas Elkin:
"When Joseph and Mary died, they were residents of Jackson Co., AL and were buried in what was known as Barclay Cemetery, near Scottsboro. On 12 Jan 1990, a Barclay family memorial monument was erected by the City of Scottsboro, AL in Cedar Hill Cemetery. The monument reads: "IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH BARCLAY AND WIFE MARY LEDBETTER BARCLAY JOSEPH P. BARCLAY 1811 - 1872 AND WIFE MARTHA HOGUE BARCLAY AND ALL OTHERS WHO WERE BURIED IN BARCLAY CEMTERY REINTERRED JANUARY 12,1990"
The monument and reinterrment were made possible through the efforts of a Barclay descendant, David Boyd Anderson, who resides in Scottsboro, and the City of Scottsboro. The city's purchase of land for an industrial park included the location of the Barclay Cemetery; both the Barclay descendants and the City of Scottsboro desired to preserve the memory of those who had been buried there."
Married Martha A Hogue on 03 Aug 1856 in Jackson Alabama
Originally, buried in the Barclay Cemetery in Scottsboro. The following excerpt is from the book, History of Union Cemetery, by Joann Thomas Elkin:
"When Joseph and Mary died, they were residents of Jackson Co., AL and were buried in what was known as Barclay Cemetery, near Scottsboro. On 12 Jan 1990, a Barclay family memorial monument was erected by the City of Scottsboro, AL in Cedar Hill Cemetery. The monument reads: "IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH BARCLAY AND WIFE MARY LEDBETTER BARCLAY JOSEPH P. BARCLAY 1811 - 1872 AND WIFE MARTHA HOGUE BARCLAY AND ALL OTHERS WHO WERE BURIED IN BARCLAY CEMTERY REINTERRED JANUARY 12,1990"
The monument and reinterrment were made possible through the efforts of a Barclay descendant, David Boyd Anderson, who resides in Scottsboro, and the City of Scottsboro. The city's purchase of land for an industrial park included the location of the Barclay Cemetery; both the Barclay descendants and the City of Scottsboro desired to preserve the memory of those who had been buried there."
Originally, buried in the Barclay Cemetery in Scottsboro. The following excerpt is from the book, History of Union Cemetery, by Joann Thomas Elkin:
"When Joseph and Mary died, they were residents of Jackson Co., AL and were buried in what was known as Barclay Cemetery, near Scottsboro. On 12 Jan 1990, a Barclay family memorial monument was erected by the City of Scottsboro, AL in Cedar Hill Cemetery. The monument reads: "IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH BARCLAY AND WIFE MARY LEDBETTER BARCLAY JOSEPH P. BARCLAY 1811 - 1872 AND WIFE MARTHA HOGUE BARCLAY AND ALL OTHERS WHO WERE BURIED IN BARCLAY CEMTERY REINTERRED JANUARY 12,1990"
The monument and reinterrment were made possible through the efforts of a Barclay descendant, David Boyd Anderson, who resides in Scottsboro, and the City of Scottsboro. The city's purchase of land for an industrial park included the location of the Barclay Cemetery; both the Barclay descendants and the City of Scottsboro desired to preserve the memory of those who had been buried there."
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