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     Maud D. King was born circa 1885 in FL.¹

Maud D. King married Arthur Wellsley Barlow, son of Simon S. Barlow and Lola Florilla Amanda Williamson, in 1930 in Osceola Co., FL.^2,3 Maud was a nurse at Orange General hospital, at least in 1933 and 1934 in Orlando, Orange Co., FL.⁴ She was enumerated in the census of 1935 in Pine Castle, Orange Co., FL, in the household of Arthur Wellsley Barlow.¹ Maud D. King was enumerated in the census of 1940 in Winter Garden, Orange Co., FL, in the household of Arthur Wellsley Barlow.⁵

     Josephine E. Barlow was born on 3 Feb 1914 in Havana, Cuba.¹ She was the daughter of Joseph E. Barlow and Maude M. Carter.

Josephine was to accompany her mother to their residence in Havana, Cuba in the Fall of 1917 and again in March of 1918.^1,2

Josephine E. Barlow was a flower girl at the marriage of George Roy Genung and Kathleen Daughtry on 2 Jun 1920 in New York, New York Co., NY. She was the bride's second cousin.^3,4 Josephine E. Barlow attended the funeral of Joseph E. Barlow on 22 Apr 1932 in Cuba.^5,6 9 Aug 1939, Josephine E. Barlow accompanied her brother-in-law, John Henry Duys Jr, when they sailed from Havana, Cuba, to New York City.⁷

Josephine E. Barlow died on 18 Dec 1971 in Palm Beach Co., FL, at age 57.⁸ She was buried in East Side Cemetery, Lumpkin, Stewart Co., GA.⁹

     William Eldridge Barlow was born on 11 Sep 1893 in Evinston, Alachua Co., FL.^1,2 He was the son of Joseph E. Barlow and Mary Elizabeth Shettleworth. William Eldridge Barlow was enumerated in the census of 1900 in Alachua Co., FL, in the household of William P. Shettleworth.³

The first draft registration for World War I was for men born between June 5, 1886 and June 5, 1896. William Eldridge Barlow filled out a draft card on 11 Jun 1917 in Havana, Cuba. He was of medium height, of medium build, with blue eyes and blonde hair. He was self employed in the Merchantile business, single, and living in Havana, Cuba.¹

William applied for a passport 18 Sep 1917, while residing in Evinston, Alachua Co., FL. He states that he lived in Cuba from June 1913 to Sept. 1916 and from Nov. 1916 to Aug. 1917. He is engaged in business there.²

William applied for a passport 3 Apr 1918, while residing in Evinston, Alachua Co., FL. He was going to Cuba on behalf of his Real Estate business in 1918, to visit his father in March, 1919, and Real Estate business in July, 1919. In May, 1918 he was going to France and Italy to engage in Red Cross work under the Commissioner General for Europe.⁴

William Eldridge Barlow married Anna Olivia Etten, daughter of Frederick Etten and Mary Achten, on 17 May 1918 in New York, New York Co., NY.^5,6 William Eldridge Barlow sailed from Bordeaux, France, to New York City on the SS Espagne on 21 Dec 1918.⁷ He attended the funeral of Joseph E. Barlow on 22 Apr 1932 in Cuba.^8,9

The fourth draft registration for World War II was for men born between April 28, 1877 and February 16, 1897. William Eldridge Barlow filled out a draft card on 27 Apr 1942 in Washington, D.C. He was 5'8", 175, with gray eyes, gray hair, and light complexion. He was a broker with his own business. Anna Olivia Barlow was listed on his WWII draft card as the person who would always know his address.¹⁰ William Eldridge Barlow was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1950 in New York, New York Co., NY, with others in the household: Anna Olivia Etten (were they in NY or Havana, Cuba?)¹¹

William Eldridge Barlow died on 31 Mar 1965 in Dickerson Nursing Home, Palmyra, Fluvanna Co., VA, at age 71 with his residence in Orange, Orange Co., VA.^12,13,14 He was buried on 2 Apr 1965 in Graham Cemetery, Orange, Orange Co., VA.^13,14

     William Carter Adams was born on 5 Oct 1897 in Gadsden, Etowah Co., AL.^1,2 He was the son of Irving Berry Adams and Maude M. Carter. William Carter Adams was enumerated in the census of 1900 in Bullock Co., AL, in the household of unresearched people.³ He was enumerated in the census of 1910 in Lumpkin, Stewart Co., GA, in the household of Maude M. Carter.⁴

William applied for a passport 11 Dec 1917, while residing in Havana, Cuba. He said he would be visiting his home, leaving on the S. S. Olevett on 21 Dec 1917. He stated that he had lived in Havana from 1911 to December 1917.⁵

William Carter Adams began military service on 29 Apr 1918 in the 2 Lt Tank C and 304 Bn Tank C. He served overseas from 20 Oct 1918 to 23 May 1919 with the Allied Expeditionary Force.⁶

William applied for a passport 10 Dec 1919, while residing in Havana. And on 29 Sep 1920, while residing in New York, NY. He planned to go to Columbia and to Cuba.⁷ His military service ended on 4 Feb 1920.⁶ On 4 Dec 1924 in Big Lake, Reagan Co., TX, he was listed on a Mason membership card.⁸ He was enumerated in the census of 1940 in New York, New York Co., NY, in the household of unresearched people (William is a lodger.)⁹

This group of draft registrations for World War II was for men born between 17 Feb 1897 and 31 Dec 1921. William Carter Adams filled out a draft card on 15 Feb 1942 in New York, New York Co., NY. He was 6' tall, weighed 165 lbs, with blue eyes, black hair, and light complexion. He was living at 123 East 28th St. and employed by Allied Maritime Protective Assoc. at 2 Rector St.¹⁰

William Carter Adams died on 25 Jan 1967 in New York, New York Co., NY, at age 69.^11,12 He was buried on 27 Jan 1967 in Long Island National Cemetery, Farmingdale, Suffolk Co., NY.¹¹

     Georgia Berry Latimer was born on 16 Apr 1861 in Nashville, Davidson Co., TN.² She was the daughter of Charles Alexander Latimer and Susan Abigail Dorris.² Georgia Berry Latimer was enumerated in the census of 1870 in Davidson Co., TN, in the household of Charles Alexander Latimer.³ Georgia Berry Latimer was enumerated in the census of 1880 in Weakley Co., TN, in the household of Charles Alexander Latimer.⁴ Georgia Berry Latimer was enumerated in the census of 1900 in Austin Co., TX, in the household of Charles Alexander Latimer.⁵

Georgia Berry Latimer married Richard D. Barlow, son of Eldridge Barlow and Winnie A. Williamson, circa 1902.⁶

Georgia Barlow was listed as the nearest relative of Joseph Eldridge Barlow on his WWI draft card, 12 Sep 1918.⁷ Georgia Berry Latimer was enumerated in the census of 1920 in Nueces Co., TX, in the household of Richard D. Barlow.⁶

Georgia Berry Latimer died on 23 May 1926 in Corpus Christi, Nueces Co., TX, at age 65; the informant of the death was Charles Alexander Barlow, her stepson.^8,9 Georgia Berry Latimer was buried on 24 May 1926 in Rose Hill City Cemetery, Corpus Christi, Nueces Co., TX.^10,2

     Mary Elizabeth Shettleworth was born circa 1876 in FL.^1,2 She was the daughter of William P. Shettleworth and Mary J. Whittington. Mary Elizabeth Shettleworth was enumerated in the census of 1880 in Marion Co., FL, in the household of William P. Shettleworth.²

Mary Elizabeth Shettleworth married Joseph E. Barlow, son of Eldridge Barlow and Winnie A. Williamson, on 8 Sep 1892 in Alachua Co., FL.³

Mary Elizabeth Shettleworth and Joseph E. moved to Havana, Cuba, on 6 Sep 1898.⁴

Mary Elizabeth Shettleworth died in 1898 in Cuba.⁵

     William P. Shettleworth was born on 15 Nov 1845 in Spartanburg Co., SC.¹

William P. Shettleworth moved to Alachua Co., FL, on 1 Jan 1861.¹

William P. Shettleworth began military service on 26 Aug 1861 in Fernandina, Nassau Co., FL, in the CSA, Marion Dragoons, then in Co. C, 2nd Florida Cavalry. He was wounded on 4 Mar 1862.¹ His military service ended on 12 Apr 1865 in Waldo, Alachua Co., FL, at the close of the war.¹

William P. Shettleworth married Mary J. Whittington, daughter of Robert M. Whittington and Martha Ann <...>, on 1 Dec 1869 in Alachua Co., FL.^2,3 William P. Shettleworth was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1870 in Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL, with others in the household: Mary J. Whittington.³ William P. Shettleworth was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1880 in Marion Co., FL, with others in the household: Mary J. Whittington, John W. Shettleworth and Mary Elizabeth Shettleworth.⁴ William P. Shettleworth was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1900 in Alachua Co., FL, with others in the household: Mary J. Whittington, John W. Shettleworth, William Eldridge Barlow and Boon Barlow.⁵

William P. Shettleworth received a pension on 6 Jul 1907 in Alachua Co., FL, for his service in the CSA, Marion Dragoons, then in Co. C, 2nd Florida Cavalry. He applied for an increase in pension on 29 Nov 1915.¹ He was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1910 in Micanopy, Alachua Co., FL, with others in the household: Mary J. Whittington.⁶ William P. Shettleworth was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1920 in Micanopy, Alachua Co., FL, with others in the household: Mary J. Whittington.⁵

William P. Shettleworth died in 1929 in Alachua Co., FL.⁷ He was buried in McIntosh Cemetery, McIntosh, Marion Co., FL.⁸

     Mary J. Whittington was born circa Oct 1854 in GA.^1,2 She was the daughter of Robert M. Whittington and Martha Ann <...>. Mary J. Whittington was enumerated in the census of 1860 in Taylor Co., GA, in the household of Robert M. Whittington.³

Mary J. Whittington married William P. Shettleworth on 1 Dec 1869 in Alachua Co., FL.^4,2 Mary J. Whittington was enumerated in the census of 1870 in Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL, in the household of William P. Shettleworth.² Mary J. Whittington was enumerated in the census of 1880 in Marion Co., FL, in the household of William P. Shettleworth.⁵ Mary J. Whittington was enumerated in the census of 1900 in Alachua Co., FL, in the household of William P. Shettleworth.¹ Mary J. Whittington was enumerated in the census of 1910 in Micanopy, Alachua Co., FL, in the household of William P. Shettleworth.⁶ Mary J. Whittington was enumerated in the census of 1920 in Micanopy, Alachua Co., FL, in the household of William P. Shettleworth.¹

Mary J. Whittington died in 1927 in Alachua Co., FL.⁷ She was buried in McIntosh Cemetery, McIntosh, Marion Co., FL.⁸

     John W. Shettleworth was born on 4 Feb 1873 in FL.^1,2 He was the son of William P. Shettleworth and Mary J. Whittington. John W. Shettleworth was enumerated in the census of 1880 in Marion Co., FL, in the household of William P. Shettleworth.³ John W. Shettleworth was enumerated in the census of 1900 in Alachua Co., FL, in the household of William P. Shettleworth.²

John W. Shettleworth died on 3 Dec 1920 in Duval Co., FL, at age 47.^1,4 He was buried in McIntosh Cemetery, McIntosh, Marion Co., FL.¹

     Anna Irving Adams was born on 2 Aug 1901 in Lumpkin, Stewart Co., GA.^1,2 She was the daughter of Irving Berry Adams and Maude M. Carter. Anna Irving Adams was enumerated in the census of 1910 in Lumpkin, Stewart Co., GA, in the household of Maude M. Carter.³

Anna Irving Adams was educated at and graduated from St. Mary's Hall, Doane Academy from 1915 to 1919 in Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ.^4,1

Anna applied for a passport 28 Sep 1917, while residing in Havana, Cuba. She was returning to her residence in Cuba.¹

Anna applied for a passport 11 Nov 1919, while residing in New York, New York Co., NY. She was travelling to Cuba on or about December 1st, leaving from Key West, FL, on the P & O Steamship Line.⁵

Anna Irving Adams married John Henry Duys Jr on 29 Jan 1927.⁴ 29 Jan 1927, Anna Irving Adams accompanied her husband John Henry Duys Jr, when they sailed from Havana, Cuba, to New York City.⁶ Anna Irving Adams attended the funeral of Joseph E. Barlow on 22 Apr 1932 in Cuba.^7,8 9 Aug 1939, Anna Irving Adams accompanied John Henry Duys Jr, when they sailed from Havana, Cuba, to New York City.²

Anna Irving Adams died on 6 Jun 1976 in Gadsden Co., FL, at age 74.⁹ She was buried in East Side Cemetery, Lumpkin, Stewart Co., GA.¹⁰