Mary Emily (Kelley) Barton and Child
Files
Dublin Core
Title
Mary Emily (Kelley) Barton and Child
Subject
Barton, Mary Emily (Kelley) (1862-1927)
Description
Photograph of Mary Emily (Kelley) Barton seated on a bench and holding a young unidentified child.
Mary was the 3rd daughter of Patrick and Belle (Hockman) Kelley, from Edinburg. She married William Daniel Barton (1858-1936), in 1884. He was a farmer and part-time clerk in stores in Woodstock and Edinburg.
Mary died unexpectedly from complications of pneumonia. She is buried in Cedarwood Cemetery, Edinburg.
This image appears on page 118 of "A Hockman Family History". A short biography is included there that, in part, says this:
"Called "Turn" by her family, Mary got her nickname from the popular and flamboyant General Turner Ashby, Stonewall Jackson's most important Calvary commander during the 1862 "Valley Campaign". General Ashby was brought to the Kelley home for a visit by Mary's father, Patrick, who served in the 12th Virginia Cavalry under Generals Jackson and Ashby, when Mary was an infant. During the visit, General Ashby took a special delight in Mary."
Mary was the 3rd daughter of Patrick and Belle (Hockman) Kelley, from Edinburg. She married William Daniel Barton (1858-1936), in 1884. He was a farmer and part-time clerk in stores in Woodstock and Edinburg.
Mary died unexpectedly from complications of pneumonia. She is buried in Cedarwood Cemetery, Edinburg.
This image appears on page 118 of "A Hockman Family History". A short biography is included there that, in part, says this:
"Called "Turn" by her family, Mary got her nickname from the popular and flamboyant General Turner Ashby, Stonewall Jackson's most important Calvary commander during the 1862 "Valley Campaign". General Ashby was brought to the Kelley home for a visit by Mary's father, Patrick, who served in the 12th Virginia Cavalry under Generals Jackson and Ashby, when Mary was an infant. During the visit, General Ashby took a special delight in Mary."
Creator
Morrison Studio
Source
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
Publisher
Shenandoah County Library
Date
Labelled "April 1919" on box of plates.
Contributor
Identified by Dennis L. Hockman, a distant cousin of the subject.
Biographical information was extracted from page 118 of the book, "A Hockman Family History" written by Dennis L. Hockman and Richard P. Hockman and published in 1994.
Rights
IN COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE PERMITTED
Identifier
009160
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Glass Negative
Collection
Citation
Morrison Studio, “Mary Emily (Kelley) Barton and Child,” Shenandoah County Library Archives, accessed April 27, 2024, http://archives.countylib.org/items/show/31460.
Comments