Person:Barbara Chambers (1)

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Barbara Chambers
b.5 May 1815 Muskingum, Ohio, United States
d.3 Aug 1898 Putnam, Ohio, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 23 Mar 1809
  1. Elizabeth Chambers1810 - 1895
  2. Barbara Chambers1815 - 1898
  3. Nancy Ann CHAMBERS1817 - 1899
  4. Bartholomew CHAMBERS1819 - 1852
  5. Mary Chambers1822 - 1845
  6. Violet CHAMBERS1824 -
  7. Matthew C. CHAMBERS, II1827 - 1901
Spouse and Children
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m. Abt 1834
  1. Mary Elizabeth THRAP1836 - 1911
Spouse and Children
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m. 2 Feb 1839
  1. Milton Ewing THRAPP1840 - 1863
  2. Rachel T. Thrapp1842 - 1926
  3. Orville Bartholomew Thrapp1844 - 1930
  4. Earl Sawyer THRAPP1846 - 1921
  5. Clara THRAPP1850 -
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Facts and Events
Name Barbara Chambers
Gender Female
Birth? 5 May 1815 Muskingum, Ohio, United States
Marriage Abt 1834 ,Muskingum,OHto Theodore Asbury THRAP
Marriage 2 Feb 1839 ,Putnam,OHto Newton Baker THRAPP
Death? 3 Aug 1898 Putnam, Ohio, United States
Burial[1] Clymer Cemetery, Union, Hancock, Ohio, United States
Reference Number? 34s 
  In LDS batch # M512971, source # 0461073 IT 12 microfilm of Putnam County, Ohio Marriages 1834-1877 copied by Ruth Pierce 1959 for Ft. Industry Chapter DAR shows marriage of Barbara Thrap to Newton B. Thrap at Putnam Co., OH 31 Jan 1839.

An LDS report in IGI varies her birth and death dates by only a few days, but I could not get specifics on the reporter or the documentation. Noticing that her maiden name of Chambers is not used in this marriage further reasons that she was indeed married to a Thrap prior to this Thrap marriage.Some records suggest that first husband was Theodore Asbury Thrap and that marriage was in Muskingum County, OH on 5 Oct 1836. Muskingum Co., OH was formed in 1804 from Fairfield and Washington Counties. Ohio became a state in 1803. New county court house was in Zanesville. At FHL (LDS www.familysearch.org) microfilm # 0865-138-0865139 is Ancestry.com Ohio Marriages 1803-1900 showing 3 Thrap and 7 Thrapp data. Martha A. Thrap and Rolwand R. Hoopman 15 Apr.1854; James E. Thrap and Mary Ann Blain 16 Nov 1852; John Thrap and Maria Lewiza Dolman 24 Oct 1852. Saved here for space from Theodore Asbury Thrap notes.

References
  1. ↑ Barbara was reportedly buried at the Hancock Co., OH Clymer Cemetery
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