Posted by bill b va on June 19, 2010 at 12:44:59 from (209.240.206.204):
saw your post below about your grand father. do you know who his originial ancester in the us was ? if was philip barr who was in the revolutionary war and lived in the shenandoah valley of virginia i have lots of information on the family . one of philips descendents moved to iowa way back and is why i think there may be a connection ."from a paper written by william barr of des moines ,iowa : phillip barr son of barnett barr ,was born in the north of ireland june 23, 1739 . parents of scotish descent . came to america and settled in the shenandoah valley . enlisted in the continental army, march 1776 . there is much more if you have a connection .
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