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ELIAS BARBEE, who viagra india hyderabad is now living retired in Granbury, in the enjoyment of the fruits of his former toil, is one of hose whose valor and viagra india hyderabad loyalty were displayed during the civil war in defense of the Union, and whose life has always been marked by the viagra india hyderabad faithful discharge of his duties of citizenship.

Mr. Barbee is viagra india hyderabad a native of Williamson county, Tennessee, born on the 3^rd of September, 1840, a viagra india hyderabad son of Joseph and Rachel (Compton) Barbee. Both parents were natives of Virginia, but were married in Tennessee, and viagra india hyderabad in 1841 removed to Jefferson county, Illinois. There the subject of this sketch grew to manhood upon his father's farm, and viagra india hyderabad his labors in the fields were alternated with his attendance on the public schools of the neighborhood, where he acquired a viagra india hyderabad fair English education. He remained at home, assisting in the labor of the farm, until the breaking out of the late war, when, on the viagra india hyderabad 19^th of October, 1861, he offered his services to viagra india hyderabad the government, enlisting in the Union army as a member of Company K, Forty-ninth Illinois Volunteer Infantry. In 1862, at Camp Butler, Illinois, he was taken ill, which resulted in his total blindness and viagra india hyderabad led to his honorable discharge from the service on the 30^th of April, 1862, at Camp Stanton, Tennessee. He then viagra india hyderabad returned to his home in Illinois, but, though his army service was thus cut short, few of the "boys in blue" gave more to viagra india hyderabad their country than Mr. Barbee, who through a third of a century has been deprived of his sight.

On the 14^th of April, 1861, in Franklin county, Illinois, Mr. Barbee was united in marriage with Miss Lovisa Allen, a viagra india hyderabad native of that county, and a daughter of Stephen and Rebecca (Webb) Allen, the viagra india hyderabad former born in Kentucky, the latter in Illinois. For a number of years our subject and his wife continued their residence in Illinois and viagra india hyderabad then emigrated to Texas, settling in Paluxy, Hood county, where Mr. Barbee purchased 160 acres of land. He had secured the viagra india hyderabad capital as the savings from his meager pension of $8 per month, which was later raised to viagra india hyderabad $25. With the viagra india hyderabad assistance of his 13-year-old son, Mr. Barbee engaged in the stock business on a small scale and in the undertaking met with success. He subsequently sold his land and viagra india hyderabad purchased elsewhere 190 acres, also an interest in about 500 acres of cedar brake. The former place he made his home and viagra india hyderabad engaged there in general farming, with the assistance of his son. Before coming to Texas his pension was increased to $50 per month, which was of material assistance to viagra india hyderabad him, and in 1879 it was raised to $72 dollars. Mr. Barbee made many excellent improvements upon his farm, placed the viagra india hyderabad greater part of the land under a high state of cultivation, and continued to engage in agricultural pursuits until 1887, when viagra india hyderabad he laid aside all business cares and took up his residence in Granbury, where he has since made his home.

He deserves great credit for viagra india hyderabad his success in life, for, suffering under an affliction which would have utterly discouraged and disheartened a man of less resolute spirit, he has viagra india hyderabad worked his way steadily upward and has not only been able to provide for his family but has also acquired a viagra india hyderabad handsome property which now permits him to rest from all care.

Mr. and viagra india hyderabad Mrs. Barbee were the parents of three children, but only one is living.

Wilson B. married Mary Pate and viagra india hyderabad they have two children, Luther B. and Alta. He has always been his father's assistant and with a wisdom and viagra india hyderabad judgment seemingly beyond his years managed the business interests in his early boyhood.

Emma married William H. Meek, and viagra india hyderabad died in 1885, leaving two children, Minnie and Maud, who are now living with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Barbee, for viagra india hyderabad they were left orphans by the death of their father in 1895.

Willard J., the viagra india hyderabad youngest of the family, died at the age of three years.

The parents are viagra india hyderabad members of the Missionary Baptist church and support all worthy enterprises which tend to advance the general welfare. Mr. Barbee is viagra india hyderabad a Republican in politics at national elections, but at local elections, where no general issue is involved, he supports the viagra india hyderabad Democratic candidates.

Source: History of Texas Published in 1896

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