Barton, Elizabeth

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 57
Bar'ton, in Alabama, a post-office of Colbert co. Bar'ton, in Indiana, a township of Gibson county. Bar'ton, in Maryland, a post-office of Alleghany co. Bar'ton, in Michigan, a township of Newaygo county. Bar'ton, in Mi ouri , a county in the W.S.W. part of the State, close upon Kansas. Area , 600 sq. m. The North Fork of Spring River, and a branch of the Little Osage River, water this county, the surface of which is mostly prairie. It is well timbered, and po e es coal and limestone. Cap . Lamar. Bar'ton, in New York, a post-township of Tioga co., having a village of the same name, 25 miles E.S.E of Elmira. Bar'ton, in Teras , a post-office of Anderson co. Bar'ton, in Vermont , a post-township of Orleans co., 40 miles north-east of Montpelier, watered by Barton River. Bar'ton, in Wisconsin, a post-village of Washington county, on Milwaukee River, 3 miles north of West Bend. Bar'ton Creek, in Tenne ee, a P. O. of Dicks on co. Barto'nia, n. ( Bot . ) See MENTZELIA. Barto'nia, in Indiana , a post-office of Randolph co., 8 m. S.E. of Winchester, the county seat. Barton Landing, in Vermont , a prosperous post- village of Orleans co., Barton township. Bar'ton-on-Hum'ber, a town of England, co. Lincoln, on the S. side of the Humber; pop . 4,276. Bar'ton-on-Irwell, a township of England, co. Lancaster, 7 m. from Manchester, on the Irwell. Manf . Flax. Collieries abound here. Bar'ton River, in Vermont, a small stream of Orleans co., falling into Lake Memphremagog. Bar'ton's Creek, in Tenne ee, a stream flowing into the Cumber land river, in the S. part of Montgomery co. Bar'tonsville, in Pennsylvania , a post-office of Mon roe co. Bar'tonsville, in Vermont , a post-village of Windham co., 95 m. N.W. of Montpelier, and 43 S.E. of Rutland. Bar'ton Village, in Vermont , a prosperous village of Orleans co., Barton township, 43 m. N.E. of Montpelier. Bar'tow, in Georgia, a county, formerly called Ca , q. v.
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