She was the grandmother of Bob Barker, host of "The Price Is Right."
According to Alden Publishing Company's 1912 publication "Compendium of History, Reminiscence and Biography," pp. 412-413, Fannie was born at Fort Laramie in Wyoming to "George L. Tackett, a native of Kentucky, of French descent, while her mother was of French and Indian blood."
Per the same source, she married Joseph Hubbard Barker, a Union Civil War veteran, on October 9, 1871 at Fort Randall in South Dakota.
According to Alden Publishing Company's 1912 publication "Compendium of History, Reminiscence and Biography," pp. 412-413, Fannie was born at Fort Laramie in Wyoming to "George L. Tackett, a native of Kentucky, of French descent, while her mother was of French and Indian blood."
Per the same source, she married Joseph Hubbard Barker, a Union Civil War veteran, on October 9, 1871 at Fort Randall in South Dakota.
She was the grandmother of Bob Barker, host of "The Price Is Right."
According to Alden Publishing Company's 1912 publication "Compendium of History, Reminiscence and Biography," pp. 412-413, Fannie was born at Fort Laramie in Wyoming to "George L. Tackett, a native of Kentucky, of French descent, while her mother was of French and Indian blood."
Per the same source, she married Joseph Hubbard Barker, a Union Civil War veteran, on October 9, 1871 at Fort Randall in South Dakota.
According to Alden Publishing Company's 1912 publication "Compendium of History, Reminiscence and Biography," pp. 412-413, Fannie was born at Fort Laramie in Wyoming to "George L. Tackett, a native of Kentucky, of French descent, while her mother was of French and Indian blood."
Per the same source, she married Joseph Hubbard Barker, a Union Civil War veteran, on October 9, 1871 at Fort Randall in South Dakota.
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