| Family Tree
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| My
Ancestors: Bare, Cottier, Moody and Uptegrove trees |
| History of Bare's Landing, Ohio |
| Jacob Bare, Sr was an
early settler (bef. 1818) of SE Ohio and owned all the land where the town of Hannibal is
now located. |
| Bare Links |
| More Bare histories
and sites about the places they lived |
| Bare
Bits |
| Bare mentions found
online and offline- can you find a connection? |
| you know...what's his name |
| and other problems
with spelling and names from other countries (like Hans) |
| Genealogy Help |
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sites are great places to search for our ancestors and the places they lived |
| Tools I use |
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create my web sites... Want your own spot for your own genealogy? These sites
make it easy with tools, templates & more! |
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| Here are some
genealogy sites and links to other Bare researchers... they are very interesting to read
and provide us with clues about the Bare Family ancestors and where they lived during the
centuries. |
Other Bare Sites Around The Net |
| Jacob Bare, Sr starts a new branch
of Bares in Monroe County, Ohio in the early 1800s...check out these sites for more info.
These links will take you to other sites so use your back button to return to the
Bare Family Genealogy. |
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| So far my research indicates our
Bare family is related to the Jacob Jagely Bar (aka Hans Jacob Jagely Bar) family that
came to Pennsylvania in early 1700s. There is a wealth of information about these
immigrants, including the links below. |
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- Descendants
of Hansen zum Vanghus Even though they only mention Jacob Bare, this site is very
interesting because this family followed the same route as the Bars and might have
travelled in the same migration group, probably based on religious affiliation.
(most research indicates the Bars were Mennonites and left Switzerland, possibly stopping
in the Palatine area in Germany, to escape religious persecution. I've also seen a
couple references to Lutheran in regards to the Rockingham, VA Bares, so I am not
100% positive!)
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| Other Descendants of Jacob Jagely
Bar (b. 1683) |
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well-documented Bar historical events is that Jacob Jagely Bar and two of his sons, Jacob,
Jr and John, moved from Pennsylvania to Rockingham County, VA sometime before 1740.
In fact, Jacob Jagley died there, and I believe his two sons did also. My direct
ancestor Abraham Bar (1720-1783) was another of Jacob Jagley's sons but he did not go to
Virginia, nor are his other brothers or sisters mentioned. Jacob Jagely Bar and his
two sons "Whiskey"Jacob Bare, Jr and John "The Barron" Bare were very
well-known settlers of the Shenandoah River Valley and have a rich history there.
The two sons married two sisters, daughters of pioneer Adam Miller (Mueller) known as the
"first white settler" of that area of Virginia. They have many
Bare/Bear/Baer descendants in Virginia and beyond, and some of them share their stories
online via the links below. If you have a site not listed please add your site by
clicking "add a link" below. |
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related? |
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