Charles married TALERICO, Jennie in Aug 1939 in Utica, Oneida County, NY. Jennie (daughter of TALERICO, John and DESARRO, Rosalie) was born in 1921 in New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Utica NY Daily Press

The funeral of George S. Barber,
1108 Kossuth, who died in a local
hospital Saturday, Sept 21, 1940,
will be held at 11 tomorrow morning
from the home.
Mr. Barber was born in Utlca,
May 7, 1888, a son of Minnie-Rockwell
Barb errand the late George L.
Barber. He attended^local public
schools. In recent years he was
employed at the Utica incinerator
p l a n t.
His marriage to Carrie Elefante
took place Apr. 13, 1921, and she
survives him. He was a member
of Calvary Episcopal Church.
Mr. Barber served in the Navy
on the U3S Colorado, also in the
301st Engineers during the World
War and participated in the St
Mihiel drive.
Besides his mother and wife, he
leaves four daughters: Flora Mae,
Josephine Marie and Lillian, Utica,
and Ida. Schenectady; two sons,
Charles Louis and George F.; one
sister, Mrs. I. S. Benjamin; two
brothers, Harold and Walter, all of
Utica, and several nieces and
nephews.

George married ELEFANTE, Carrie on 12 Apr 1921 in Sarah, PA. Carrie (daughter of ELEFANTE, Louis and Mary Felicia) was born about 1898 in New York; died on 11 Nov 1961 in Utica, Oneida County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Utica NY Observer - 11/11/1961

Mrs. Carrie Barber, 65, of
420 Lansing St., president of
the International Alliance
Club, died today In St Luke's
Memorial-Hospital after-a
brief illness.
Bom in Utica, the daughter
of Louis - and Mary Felicia
Elefante, she was educated in
local schools. She was married
to George S. Barber in
1920 in Sarah, Pa. Mr. Barber
died in Utica in 1938.
Mrs. Barber
was a member
of St. Agnes
Church, the
Avanti Savoia
Society, and
president
of the Alliance
Club for the
past 15 years.
She leaves
a son, Charles
L. Barber; two
daughters, Mrs. Salvatore
(Flora-Mae) Brindisi and Mrs.
Warren (Josephine) Kane; two
brothers, Michael and Fred
Elefante, and a sister, Mrs.
Anthony (Josephine) Nicotera,
all of Utica; a stepson, George
Barber, and two stepdaughters,
Mrs. Lillian Bonina and
Mrs. Ida Fassett, all of Utica
The funeral will be at 9
Tuesday from the Assaro
funeral Home, 2118 Beech-
grove Pl, and at 9:30 from St.
Agnes Church, where a sol-
emn requiem high Mass will
be offered. Burial will be in
Calvary Cemetery.
Calling hours at the funeral
home are from 7 to 9 tonight
and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
tomorrow and Monday.
The Avanti Savoia Society
will visit the funeral home at
7:30 Monday. The Alliance
Club will visit the funeral
home at 8 Monday.

Notes:

Utica NY Daily Press - 2/10/1936

George L Barber, 69, former
well known Utica wrestler and
drum major, died Saturday, Feb.
8, 1936, at the home of his son,
George S. Barber, 1108 Kossuth
Avenue.
He was born in this city In
February, 1867, and attended the
public schools. He learned the
trade of a painter with his father,
who had a shop first on Charlotte
Street and later in the
Eighth Ward. Mr. Barber followed
the painter's trade up' to
1910.
For several years he had had
the privilege for the sale of certain
articles at the Utica baseball
grounds. , Mr. Barber waa a charter
member of the Painters and
Decorators' Union, which was
founded in 1887 a n d h e served It
as treasurer for some .years.
He was also well known in military
circles. He was for 20 years
a member of the Nntlonal Guard,
serving first in the 24th and later
in the 28th Separate Company.
He w a s armorer for this company
when it had its headquarters on
Bleecker Street and later in the
new armory on Steuben Park. He
succeeded Alonso F. Miller as drum
major of the old Utica Band and
he also served in the drum major
corps of the 28th Separate Company.
Mr. Barber waa a man of
strong physique and commanding
presence
and had more than a
Ideal reputation as an athlete.
His specialty was wrestling and
in this he figured In professional
circles for 15 or 20 years. He
had wrestled all over this and
other states and a m o n g . t h e men
whom" he had met and defeated
were Marvin Thompson, Professor
Dwyer, George Dyke. Harry
Parker, Douglas E. Ross, James
Parr, the English champion, and
Gotch when he wrestled in the
Utica armory.
Mr. Barber attended - Bethany
Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are his widow; three
sons, George S.. Harold W. and
Walter E.. Barber; a daughter,
Mrs. L. M. Benjamin; one sister.
Mrs. James Ashcroft, and two
brothers, Charles and-Walter E
Barber, all of Utica, and several
nieces and nephews

George married ROCKWELL, Minnie about 1886. Minnie was born in Mar 1870 in New York; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Louis + Mary Felicia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William + Charlotte. Charlotte was born about 1834 in New York; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]