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VIEWER LETTERS
Contact: barrfamilytree@yahoo.com
I just stumbled onto your website. I have never known anything about the Barr side of my life, or my heritage. Thank you. Curious by nature, I've always wondered where that half of me came from and thanks to you, after many many years of wondering, I have many answers. I don't know why I'm crying right now except that I now know a bit of history of where I come from. Thank you again, from the bottom of my heart. (My dad) said he remembers talking to Sue Barr many years ago and that she had told him about you. He asked me to pass along a thanks from him to you as you have given my brother and I info that we wanted so badly for so long and he just didn't know how to get it for us. I'm closer to knowing about my biological mother than I ever was and it's pretty neat. Thank you again!! October 1st, 2010 I'm so excited to have found this site! My cousin stumbled upon it and forwarded it to me. I am the granddaughter of James Barr & Minnie Schieberl-Barr, daughter of Mary (Angela) Barr. I have never known much about the Barr side of the family, so the info you've compiled will be invaluable! June 9th, 2010 Hello Gary and Theresa (LOVE the name by the way!) I'm so impressed with the work you've done on the Barr lineage. It really is fascinating how we are all connected in one way or another. It's curious in that I've grown up around a lot of the folks mentioned on your website knowing we were related but never understanding exactly how. Many of the dots are now connected, thanks! March 26th, 2010 Excellent site! I stumbled across your site while researching the family. I am the son of Eleanor Barr, daughter of Walter Barr (sounds so biblical). My uncle is Wayne Barr who still farms the homestead in Missouri. What a great compilation of the family tree. I think that is so cool to go back that far. Thomas sounded like a "big wheel" in the late 19th century in MO. I worked on that farm and Wayne's farm for over 8 years thoughout high school and college. Wayne wanted me to send some research to him. You have made my task very easy. Thank you. Gregg Willis, from the Charles Barr branch of our family, 5th generation.
I just ran across this Barr Website. Wow...
July 28th, 2009 "I love the website and refer family to it all the time. Thanks for the hard work. Uncle Rob (Robert Lee Barr, Sr.) was my favorite of Grandpa Barr's (John Clarence Barr, Jr.) siblings . He was so sweet and looked like my grandpa. I just loved him and he always hugged us and we always went up to him because he and grandpa were two of the sweetest men I ever met. When I was in High School, we moved to Shackelford and went to church with all his family every Sunday. We lived across from the church and I was married there in 1964. So, of course I know most of your aunts and uncles. I remember the beautiful Mary Alice and looked up to her when I was a child. She had a wonderful piano recital at Mercy Academy when she was in High School. I know Anna Margaret better than any. I just love her. I did meet you briefly in all the confusion at the (2007 Barr) reunion. I recognized your dad (Kenneth Joseph Barr) from long ago. I had not met John Barr--who was a total charmer and joker. Most of the family I knew--such as Uncle Charlie's (Charles Barr) and Aunt Sissy Woodsmall's families. I was blessed to get to know the family that I grew up in back there."
September 4th, 2008 "I remember your grandmother (Frances Amelia "Millie" Weis-Barr) well. She played the organ at Immaculate Conception church in Shackelford, MO, when I was growing up - from about the time I was in maybe 4th grade to about 7th or 8th. I remember she always had a smile of encouragement for us as kids; I remember that we didn't sing out that much." July 2nd, 2008
Congratulations dear descendants of the Barr, Weis, Kochanowski, Crompton and Larkin families! You've unearthed a remarkable genealogical treasure, and it cost not one cent of your disposable income! We boldy predict each of you will be able to embrace something from this site that will have some pertinence to your world - as narrow or as vast as it may seem. From journalistic musings to photographic journey, from musical stylings to historical perspective, you'll find our pages quite extraordinary. From humbling youths to relevance, achievement, grace and glory, ours is a story that must be told at any expense. To all you troubled souls who give a damn about such things, we find it incumbent on ourselves to spend a few minutes entertaining you with the riches you'll find amongst these pages. It is with great pleasure that my adorable wife Theresa and I present to you our family history. From Gary and Theresa Barr to all of you...
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