Person:Alzina Barker (1)

m. 18 Aug 1801
  1. Alzina Barker1801 - 1881
  2. Daniel Gilbert Barker1802 - 1887
  3. James Barker - Bef 1879
  4. David Barker - Bef 1879
  5. Abiah Anthony Barker
  6. John Boyd Barker1811 - 1900
  7. Sallie Barker - Bef 1879
  8. Mary Ann Barker1814 - Bef 1879
  9. Samantha BarkerAbt 1818 - 1895
m. 1 Aug 1819
  1. George W. Briggs1820 - 1901
  2. Isabella Amelia Briggs1821 - 1892
  3. Maria Fanny Briggs1828 - 1889
  4. Sarah A. Briggs1833 - 1915
  5. Mary BriggsAbt 1834 -
  6. David BriggsAbt 1836 -
  7. Bathana BriggsAbt 1838 -
  8. Ephraim Brice Briggs1840 - 1915
  9. Zoa Briggs1844 - 1891
  10. Caroline Briggs1846 -
Facts and Events
Name Alzina Barker
Married Name[1] Alzina Briggs
Alt Name[2] Alzena Parker
Alt Name[7] Zina Briggs
Gender Female
Birth[7] 22 Dec 1801 Temple, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, United States
Alt Birth[2] New York, United States
Alt Birth[3] Connecticut, United States
Emigration[4][7] Mar 1818 Greenwich (township), Huron, Ohio, United States
Marriage 1 Aug 1819 Greenwich (township), Huron, Ohio, United Statesto David Wilber Briggs
Alt Marriage 13 Aug 1820 Huron, Ohio, United StatesDavid W. Briggs to Zina Barker, 13 Aug 1820
to David Wilber Briggs
Census[1] 23 Sep 1850 Greenwich (township), Huron, Ohio, United StatesAlzina Briggs, 47, w/o David W. Briggs, born abt 1803 in NH.
Death[7] 22 Jan 1881 Delphi, Huron, Ohio, United States

Obituary

Norwalk Weekly Reflector 1 Feb 1881 Eds. Reflector:-Mrs. Alzina Briggs of whose illness we spoke last week, died, Saturday morning, the 22d ult. Her funeral was held in the M. E. church, at Greenwich Station, on Monday. The Rev. Mr. Barron conducted the services. "Aunt Zina" as she was familiarly called was born in Hillsdale County, New Hampshire, December 22d, 1801. She came to Greenwich township, Huron County, Ohio, with her father, Ephraim Barker, in March 1818, and was married August 1st, 1820, to David W. Briggs, who died June 14th, 1863. By this marriage she was the mother of fourteen children, seven boys and seven girls, only eight of whom are now living, five girls and three boys...Mr. H.G. Norwalk Weekly Reflector 2/1/1881 page four column three

Additional Comments: Note that David W. Briggs' obituary notice was in Norwalk Weekly Reflector 6/21/1864 and states death date as 15 June 1864.

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References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Huron, Ohio, United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Haines, Sarah A., in Ohio, United States. Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997
    02 Feb 1915.

    Mother of deceased, Sarah A. Haines, b. 20 Oct 1831 in Ohio & d. 02 Feb 1915 in Huron County, Ohio, is listed as ALZENA PARKER, b. in NEW YORK.

  3. Hains, James F., in Huron County, Ohio. 1900 U.S. Census Population Schedule.

    Sarah Hains, 68, b. Oct 1832 in Ohio; w/o James F. Hains; father b. in New Hampshire; mother b. in Connecticut.

  4. p 340, in Williams, William W. History of the Fire lands, comprising Huron and Erie Counties, Ohio: with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of the prominent men and pioneers. (Tucson, Arizona: W.C. Cox Co., 1974).
  5.   Ephraim Foster (5) Barker, in Abbott, Charlotte Helen. Early Records of the Barker Family of Andover. (Andover, Mass.: typescript)
    p 40.

    Alzina (6) m. Briggs

  6.   Reichelderfer, Patricia Haines
    2014-04-04.

    Both Pat & her sister, Helen, know of the family's oral history that a female ancestor was an herbalist & would be asked to help both white settlers & Native Americans. Aunt Pat thinks that this ancestor might be Alzina Barker Briggs. She believes that she was trained in an apothecary in Connecticut.

  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Calhoun, South Carolina, United States. GenWeb.

    Huron County OhArchives Obituaries.....Briggs, Alzina Barker January 22, 1881
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