Barbara was the daughter of George Beery and Susanna Funk, wife of Henry Brenneman and mother of John M., Susanna, George, Anna, Catharine, Abraham, Henry, and Daniel.∼She did die in Fairfield CO., OH. She was the daughter of George W. Beery and Susannah Funk Beery.
She married Henry Brenneman, and their children were:
John M. 1816
Susanna 1818
George 1821
Anna 1824
Catherine 1826
Abraham 1828
Henry B. 1831
Daniel 1834
In 1838 A small pox epidemic went through Rush Creek Township. It killed her son Abraham and two days later it took Barbara too.
In 1816 her father George Beery of Rockingham County VA crossed the mountains with their seven children and made the long trek to Fairfield Co. The coming of the Beerys to Ohio was important if for no other reason than the fact that among their descendants one finds the future leaders of Ohio Mennonite churches.
She married Henry Brenneman, and their children were:
John M. 1816
Susanna 1818
George 1821
Anna 1824
Catherine 1826
Abraham 1828
Henry B. 1831
Daniel 1834
In 1838 A small pox epidemic went through Rush Creek Township. It killed her son Abraham and two days later it took Barbara too.
In 1816 her father George Beery of Rockingham County VA crossed the mountains with their seven children and made the long trek to Fairfield Co. The coming of the Beerys to Ohio was important if for no other reason than the fact that among their descendants one finds the future leaders of Ohio Mennonite churches.
Barbara was the daughter of George Beery and Susanna Funk, wife of Henry Brenneman and mother of John M., Susanna, George, Anna, Catharine, Abraham, Henry, and Daniel.∼She did die in Fairfield CO., OH. She was the daughter of George W. Beery and Susannah Funk Beery.
She married Henry Brenneman, and their children were:
John M. 1816
Susanna 1818
George 1821
Anna 1824
Catherine 1826
Abraham 1828
Henry B. 1831
Daniel 1834
In 1838 A small pox epidemic went through Rush Creek Township. It killed her son Abraham and two days later it took Barbara too.
In 1816 her father George Beery of Rockingham County VA crossed the mountains with their seven children and made the long trek to Fairfield Co. The coming of the Beerys to Ohio was important if for no other reason than the fact that among their descendants one finds the future leaders of Ohio Mennonite churches.
She married Henry Brenneman, and their children were:
John M. 1816
Susanna 1818
George 1821
Anna 1824
Catherine 1826
Abraham 1828
Henry B. 1831
Daniel 1834
In 1838 A small pox epidemic went through Rush Creek Township. It killed her son Abraham and two days later it took Barbara too.
In 1816 her father George Beery of Rockingham County VA crossed the mountains with their seven children and made the long trek to Fairfield Co. The coming of the Beerys to Ohio was important if for no other reason than the fact that among their descendants one finds the future leaders of Ohio Mennonite churches.
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