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... we've documented where our Maize, Barber, and Lacey ancestors lived in Pennsylvania, Iowa, and South Dakota.
We've actually visited each of these sites, and in this section, we share photographs and notes on
the locations of each for your convenience if you decide to visit as well...
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| Michael & Anna Smith Maize farm |

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| near New Berlin, Pennsylvania |
The home place of (John) Michael Maize is located slightly over a mile East of New Berlin, PA on State Route 304.
The huge stone barn which Michael Maize erected in 1819 is still intact and in use on the farm.
| Home of Rev. James & Mary Maize Barber |

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| Jackson Twp, Snyder County, PA |
The home place of Rev. James and Mary Maize Barber is located just over a mile East of the bridge over Penn's Creek
at New Berlin on State Route 204.
| Home of John K. & Sarah Harter Barber |

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| about 2 1/2 miles East of Kirkman, Iowa |
The home place of John Kneisley Barber, located about four miles East of Kirkman, IA at the intersection of the
F32 and the M47.
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Home of William AE & Kate Harris Lacey |

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| near Kirkman, Iowa |
The home place of William Albert Eugene Lacey and family, East-southeast of Kirkman, Iowa. The original frame
home is still intact and in use.
| Homes of Charles & Sylvia Lacey Barber |

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| This is the laneway leading into the "North Place" near Lane, SD |
Charles and Sylvia Barber (our matriarchal grandparents) moved from Iowa to South Dakota in 1909, where they eventually
owned two farms for a time.
Notes on the locations of the homes of some other Barber relatives
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A memoir of the Barber and Lacey families of Shelby County, Iowa...
the Barbers of Jerauld County, South Dakota... the Barbers of Ohio and Indiana...
their Pennsylvania Dutch ancestors... and their descendants.
(c) Copyright 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 the Barber and Lacey families.
Family members are welcome to download copies of the materials for their own personal use. No commercial uses are
authorized.
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