Margaret Eleanor (O'Hare) Barron --U.S., Army Transport Service Arriving and Departing Passenger Lists, 1910-1939 a
Margaret Eleanor O'Hare-Barron--U.S., Army Transport Service Arriving and Departing Passenger Lists, 1910-1939 a
Name John J Barron
Gender Male
Departure Date 25 Mar 1918
Departure Place Halifax
Address 1179 Congress St
Residence Place Portland, Maine
Spouse Margaret Eleanor Barron
Ship Corsican
Military Unit Srcas
Rank Second Lieutenant
Notes 378th Aero (Service) Squadrch
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Name Margaret Eleanor Barron
Gender Female
Spouse John J Barron
s/o Martin J and Catherine (Collins) Barron; h/o Margaret E O'Hare whom he married 29 Nov. 1917 in Maine.
He was educated in Portland, ME schools.
He was vice president and treasurer of the investment firm of Burns, Barron & Co. he had been connected with the investment business since 1912, including associated with George A Fernald & Co one of the pioneers in this field in Maine and with Richardson Hill & Co and Paine, Webber & Co before January 1934 when he assumed the position he held until the tie of this death.
In 1939 he was elected president of the Bond Club of Maine. He was also a member of the Cathedral Parish Knights of Columbus and American Legion.
He was one of the first to enlist for service in the WW joining the old Milliken regiment at Brunswick and later transferring to the officers' training camp at Plattsburg, NY. After receiving his comission he spent several months overseas.
He is survived by his father Martin; three sisters Mary A Barron; Katherine Barron and Jane Barron of Portland, ME: three brothers William Barron of New York City; James and Matthew Barron of Portland, Me; a son John Barron; four daughters Nancy, Margaret, Patricia and Mary Katherine Barron of Portland, ME.
Margaret Eleanor (O'Hare) Barron of Portland, Cumberland County, Maine United States was born on October 15, 1894 in Portland to Martin Scanlan O'Hare and Margaret Lee (Clancy) O'Hare. She had a sister Grace L O'Hare. She married John Joseph Barron on November 29, 1917 in Portland, Cumberland County, and they were married until Margaret's death in 1924 in Portland. Margaret Barron had children Nancy Maynes Barron, John Martin Barron, Margaret Theresa Barron, Patricia Collins (Barron) Donovan, and Mary Catherine Barron.
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