“My great-great-grandfather David (Barton) was Clara’s older brother. She took care of him when he got injured on the farm,” Mrs. White said. “The farm,” at 66 Clara Barton Road in North ...

She learned how to ride bareback from her older brother, David ... she did it.” Miss Barton’s birthplace is a museum at 68 Clara Barton Road, North Oxford. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m ...

Two decades before founding the American Red Cross, Clara Barton was a ... In early 1865, Barton began caring for two ill family members -- her brother, Stephen, and her nephew, Irving Vassall.

There were good times in Clara Barton’s childhood, too — horseback riding with her older brother David, for instance — but the highlight of her formative years was by all accounts the two ...

Clara Barton never married and had no children ... Barton loved animals and was taught to ride horses by her older brother, something she enjoyed doing throughout her life, that site says.

1821-1912 Clara Barton was an independent nurse ... In addition to attending school, she received home tutoring from her brothers and sisters. Barton was the youngest of five siblings, including ...

Half a century before she founded the American Red Cross, Clara Barton had her first nursing experience at age 11, when her older brother fell off a barn roof. For nearly two years she remained at ...

D.C. The Baltzley brothers believed that if the world-renowned humanitarian lived in the community, others would buy property there. As it so happened, Barton was looking for a permanent headquarters ...

Dozens of people, including nurses and American Red Cross volunteers, attended a dedication ceremony Tuesday for the new Clara Barton ... nurse for her brother, McFarland said. Barton secured ...