Christiana was born on November-3-1748 in North Carolina she meet and married Lewis Barge they had the following Children:
1- Abraham Barge born-Dec.-12-1775 in Fayetiville N.C.
Abraham married Hannah Harris in New Bern N. Carolina on Sept.-15-1812 she was born April-1-1795 the daughter of Henry Herman Harris and Hannah.
They lived in North Carolina and later moved to Oconee
Georgia, where he and Hannah are buried in the old Barge Cemetery.
2-Richmond Barge born-May-9-1779 in Fayettiville N.C. he married Margret Parker on Oct.-15-1815.
3-Edward Barge was born in 1780 in Fayetteville he fought in the Civil War he never married he died in Fayettiville
in 1868.
4-Abel Barge born-1781 he married Rhonda Sessions she died and he married second to Martha Fraust Childs, Abel died Dec.-29-1861 in Alabama at the age of 82.
5-Sarah Barge born-1783 she married the Reverand Colin McIver Sarah & Colin adopted the 3 children of Abel & his first wife, Sarah died Nov.-15-1855 she is buried in Cross Creek Cemetery between her Dad Lewis and her husband Colin.
6-Rachel Barge born-1786 and died in 1840 buried in Cross Creek Cemetery.
7-John Robinson Barge born-1791 he married Elizabeth Webb Hill.
Lewis died in 1809 Christiana stayed in Fayettiville with her unmarried children still at home till about 1816 when she went to Alabama to live with her son Dr. John Robinson Barge, many years later in 1844 Christiana died at the home of her son John and was buried there, then John Robinson would die in March of 1846,less than 2 years after his Mother Christiana death, this is why I believe there both buried very near one another in the Cemetery,since Grand Mother went to live with my Uncle John seems he would have made sure of this.
We were in Alabama on Oct.7-8-2012 we went to the Monterey Cemetery and placed Grand Mother a Concrete Cross we placed it next to her son & Grandson,we also visited the Pine Flat Methodist Church Home Coming it was very nice I fill Honored to have been able to attened of the 20 Charter Members 10 were Barge's.
The Pine Flat Cemetery is on the grounds of the Church where
many of my Barge Ancestors are buried, the Cemetery & Grounds are being taken great care of by Family.
wrote by Carol Ann
You will all see I have added the new Son's Of The Revolution Marker for Lewis Barge that was placed in Cross Creek Cemetery in Fayetteville N. C. there were 3 of Christiana and Lewis Barge's 3rd. Great Grand Children and 6 G.G.G.G. Grand Children it was a Honor to be at this Marker Dedication Service and to be asked to help unveil Grand Dad's Revolutionary Marker was very Humbling to me.
We had a great time visiting with family and im proud that Grand Mother had her new Marker last year that was so important to me.
Wrote by Carol Ann
1- Abraham Barge born-Dec.-12-1775 in Fayetiville N.C.
Abraham married Hannah Harris in New Bern N. Carolina on Sept.-15-1812 she was born April-1-1795 the daughter of Henry Herman Harris and Hannah.
They lived in North Carolina and later moved to Oconee
Georgia, where he and Hannah are buried in the old Barge Cemetery.
2-Richmond Barge born-May-9-1779 in Fayettiville N.C. he married Margret Parker on Oct.-15-1815.
3-Edward Barge was born in 1780 in Fayetteville he fought in the Civil War he never married he died in Fayettiville
in 1868.
4-Abel Barge born-1781 he married Rhonda Sessions she died and he married second to Martha Fraust Childs, Abel died Dec.-29-1861 in Alabama at the age of 82.
5-Sarah Barge born-1783 she married the Reverand Colin McIver Sarah & Colin adopted the 3 children of Abel & his first wife, Sarah died Nov.-15-1855 she is buried in Cross Creek Cemetery between her Dad Lewis and her husband Colin.
6-Rachel Barge born-1786 and died in 1840 buried in Cross Creek Cemetery.
7-John Robinson Barge born-1791 he married Elizabeth Webb Hill.
Lewis died in 1809 Christiana stayed in Fayettiville with her unmarried children still at home till about 1816 when she went to Alabama to live with her son Dr. John Robinson Barge, many years later in 1844 Christiana died at the home of her son John and was buried there, then John Robinson would die in March of 1846,less than 2 years after his Mother Christiana death, this is why I believe there both buried very near one another in the Cemetery,since Grand Mother went to live with my Uncle John seems he would have made sure of this.
We were in Alabama on Oct.7-8-2012 we went to the Monterey Cemetery and placed Grand Mother a Concrete Cross we placed it next to her son & Grandson,we also visited the Pine Flat Methodist Church Home Coming it was very nice I fill Honored to have been able to attened of the 20 Charter Members 10 were Barge's.
The Pine Flat Cemetery is on the grounds of the Church where
many of my Barge Ancestors are buried, the Cemetery & Grounds are being taken great care of by Family.
wrote by Carol Ann
You will all see I have added the new Son's Of The Revolution Marker for Lewis Barge that was placed in Cross Creek Cemetery in Fayetteville N. C. there were 3 of Christiana and Lewis Barge's 3rd. Great Grand Children and 6 G.G.G.G. Grand Children it was a Honor to be at this Marker Dedication Service and to be asked to help unveil Grand Dad's Revolutionary Marker was very Humbling to me.
We had a great time visiting with family and im proud that Grand Mother had her new Marker last year that was so important to me.
Wrote by Carol Ann
Christiana was born on November-3-1748 in North Carolina she meet and married Lewis Barge they had the following Children:
1- Abraham Barge born-Dec.-12-1775 in Fayetiville N.C.
Abraham married Hannah Harris in New Bern N. Carolina on Sept.-15-1812 she was born April-1-1795 the daughter of Henry Herman Harris and Hannah.
They lived in North Carolina and later moved to Oconee
Georgia, where he and Hannah are buried in the old Barge Cemetery.
2-Richmond Barge born-May-9-1779 in Fayettiville N.C. he married Margret Parker on Oct.-15-1815.
3-Edward Barge was born in 1780 in Fayetteville he fought in the Civil War he never married he died in Fayettiville
in 1868.
4-Abel Barge born-1781 he married Rhonda Sessions she died and he married second to Martha Fraust Childs, Abel died Dec.-29-1861 in Alabama at the age of 82.
5-Sarah Barge born-1783 she married the Reverand Colin McIver Sarah & Colin adopted the 3 children of Abel & his first wife, Sarah died Nov.-15-1855 she is buried in Cross Creek Cemetery between her Dad Lewis and her husband Colin.
6-Rachel Barge born-1786 and died in 1840 buried in Cross Creek Cemetery.
7-John Robinson Barge born-1791 he married Elizabeth Webb Hill.
Lewis died in 1809 Christiana stayed in Fayettiville with her unmarried children still at home till about 1816 when she went to Alabama to live with her son Dr. John Robinson Barge, many years later in 1844 Christiana died at the home of her son John and was buried there, then John Robinson would die in March of 1846,less than 2 years after his Mother Christiana death, this is why I believe there both buried very near one another in the Cemetery,since Grand Mother went to live with my Uncle John seems he would have made sure of this.
We were in Alabama on Oct.7-8-2012 we went to the Monterey Cemetery and placed Grand Mother a Concrete Cross we placed it next to her son & Grandson,we also visited the Pine Flat Methodist Church Home Coming it was very nice I fill Honored to have been able to attened of the 20 Charter Members 10 were Barge's.
The Pine Flat Cemetery is on the grounds of the Church where
many of my Barge Ancestors are buried, the Cemetery & Grounds are being taken great care of by Family.
wrote by Carol Ann
You will all see I have added the new Son's Of The Revolution Marker for Lewis Barge that was placed in Cross Creek Cemetery in Fayetteville N. C. there were 3 of Christiana and Lewis Barge's 3rd. Great Grand Children and 6 G.G.G.G. Grand Children it was a Honor to be at this Marker Dedication Service and to be asked to help unveil Grand Dad's Revolutionary Marker was very Humbling to me.
We had a great time visiting with family and im proud that Grand Mother had her new Marker last year that was so important to me.
Wrote by Carol Ann
1- Abraham Barge born-Dec.-12-1775 in Fayetiville N.C.
Abraham married Hannah Harris in New Bern N. Carolina on Sept.-15-1812 she was born April-1-1795 the daughter of Henry Herman Harris and Hannah.
They lived in North Carolina and later moved to Oconee
Georgia, where he and Hannah are buried in the old Barge Cemetery.
2-Richmond Barge born-May-9-1779 in Fayettiville N.C. he married Margret Parker on Oct.-15-1815.
3-Edward Barge was born in 1780 in Fayetteville he fought in the Civil War he never married he died in Fayettiville
in 1868.
4-Abel Barge born-1781 he married Rhonda Sessions she died and he married second to Martha Fraust Childs, Abel died Dec.-29-1861 in Alabama at the age of 82.
5-Sarah Barge born-1783 she married the Reverand Colin McIver Sarah & Colin adopted the 3 children of Abel & his first wife, Sarah died Nov.-15-1855 she is buried in Cross Creek Cemetery between her Dad Lewis and her husband Colin.
6-Rachel Barge born-1786 and died in 1840 buried in Cross Creek Cemetery.
7-John Robinson Barge born-1791 he married Elizabeth Webb Hill.
Lewis died in 1809 Christiana stayed in Fayettiville with her unmarried children still at home till about 1816 when she went to Alabama to live with her son Dr. John Robinson Barge, many years later in 1844 Christiana died at the home of her son John and was buried there, then John Robinson would die in March of 1846,less than 2 years after his Mother Christiana death, this is why I believe there both buried very near one another in the Cemetery,since Grand Mother went to live with my Uncle John seems he would have made sure of this.
We were in Alabama on Oct.7-8-2012 we went to the Monterey Cemetery and placed Grand Mother a Concrete Cross we placed it next to her son & Grandson,we also visited the Pine Flat Methodist Church Home Coming it was very nice I fill Honored to have been able to attened of the 20 Charter Members 10 were Barge's.
The Pine Flat Cemetery is on the grounds of the Church where
many of my Barge Ancestors are buried, the Cemetery & Grounds are being taken great care of by Family.
wrote by Carol Ann
You will all see I have added the new Son's Of The Revolution Marker for Lewis Barge that was placed in Cross Creek Cemetery in Fayetteville N. C. there were 3 of Christiana and Lewis Barge's 3rd. Great Grand Children and 6 G.G.G.G. Grand Children it was a Honor to be at this Marker Dedication Service and to be asked to help unveil Grand Dad's Revolutionary Marker was very Humbling to me.
We had a great time visiting with family and im proud that Grand Mother had her new Marker last year that was so important to me.
Wrote by Carol Ann
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