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Jennie May Barlow 1884 - 1914

Jennie May (Barlow) Waldron was born on August 25, 1884 in Cairo, Greene County, New York United States, and died at age 30 years old on September 1, 1914 in Greenville. Jennie Waldron was buried at King Hill Cemetery in Surprise. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Jennie May Barlow.

Jennie May (Barlow) Waldron

August 25, 1884

Cairo, Greene County, New York, United States

September 1, 1914

Greenville, Greene County, New York, 12083, United States

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Jennie May (Barlow) Waldron's History: 1884 - 1914

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Introduction

Jennie May (Barlow) Waldron was born to William Henry Barlow (1859 - 1939) and Mary Elizabeth Alvord (1867 - 1910). Her father was born in New York and so was her mother. She had siblings Orlando, Clark W., Grace A., Arthur J., William, Agnes, and Hazel Barlow. She also had a half-brother, Peter. Note: Some records say that Jennie was born in 1883, some in 1884. Her headstone says "August 25, 1884". Jennie May Barlow married Herman Losee Waldron (1875 - 1958) on February 13, 1897 in Leeds, New York and they had eight children: Ada (died 3 months old), Willard Herman, Stanley, Ward J., Raymond B., Norman J., Elizabeth, and Dorothy Waldron.
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1884

Birthday

August 25, 1884

Birthdate

Cairo, Greene County, New York United States

Birthplace

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Ethnicity & Family History

Jennie was Caucasian. Both of her parents were born in New York state.
Nationality & Locations

Born and raised in Green County, Jennie died in Greenville, Green County, New York at the age of 30. She is buried in King Hill Cemetery in Surprise, Greene County, New York.
Early Life & Education

Jennie could read and write but there is no record about her education.
Professional Career

Jennie was a wife and mother.
Personal Life & Family

Jennie married Herman Losee Waldron (1875 - 1958) on February 13, 1897 in Leeds, New York and they had eight children: Ada (died 3 months old), Willard Herman, Stanley, Ward J., Raymond B., Norman J., Elizabeth, and Dorothy Waldron.
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1914

Death

September 1, 1914

Death date

Unknown
Cause of death

Greenville, Greene County, New York 12083, United States
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King Hill Cemetery in Surprise, Greene County, NY
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01/01/2001

Herman Waldron & Family

Taken in front of home in Surprise, NY.

Date & Place: January 1905 in New York USA

Comments

Bill Herder

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07/29/2004

There is no reason why this soldier does not have a tombstone. Beautiful, military-type tombstones are furnished free of charge for any veteran, even if they fought on the side of the Confederacy. You should immediately contact your Veterans Administration with all necessary information and verification of being a veteran. You, as his decendent, should feel responsible for seeing that this old soldier is furnished with a tombstone. Now, DO IT.

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Judi Fons

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08/31/2004

BILL IS RIGHT. OUR FAMILY JUST HAD THE DEDICATION OF OUR CIVIL WAR ANCESTERS BRAND NEW TOMBSTONE PROVIDED AND SHIPPED BY VETERANS ADMINISTRATION. WE PAID SOME EXTRA TO HAVE HIS WIFES NAME ENGRAVED ON THE BACK BY THE LOCAL ENGRAVERS AFTER STONE ARRIVED IN IOWA. SO NOW HENRY WALLACE, CO M, 11TH ILLINOIS CAVALRY, NO LONGER LIES IN AN UNMARKED GRAVE.

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