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F. M. Barringer
Emmet P. Barringer, of Ruthven, has long been identified with the general business interests of this section of the state and is widely known as one of its leading financiers, being president of the Farmers' Savings Bank. Equally noted as a citizen whose useful career has conferred credit on his community and whose marked abilities and sterling qualities have won for him much more than local repute, he holds distinctive precedence as one of the most progressive men who have ever inaugurated and carried to successful consummation large and important undertakings in this locality. He was born in Big Springs, Adams county, Wisconsin, on the 6th of April, 1857, and is a son of Peter E. and Amanda (Ward) Barringer, the former born in New York state, while the latter was a native of Ohio. In 1873 they left Big Springs, Wisconsin, and came to Iowa, settling in Palo Alto county, about four miles east of Ruthven. The mother died on that farm in 1891, and the father was later married to Miss Mary Pease. Soon afterwards they moved to Ruthven, where the father died in 1909, at the age of eighty-six years.
Emmet P. Barringer received his education in the district schools of Wisconsin, and in 1872 came to Iowa, preceding his parents one year. He worked on the Palo Alto farm during the summers and attended school during the winters. In 1874 he entered the Emmetsburg high school, attending two years. After the first term, he took up teaching and taught fourteen terms of school. In 1887 he spent six months as land inspector for the American Investment Company of Emmetsburg, and in December of that year was appointed deputy county treasurer, in which position he served two years. In 1892 he was elected county supervisor and was twice re-elected to the office, resigning during the last year of his third term in order to run for the legislature. He was elected in one of the hardest-fought district fights ever seen in the state. Mr. Barringer ran on the straight republican ticket and was opposed by a free-silver republican and a free-silver democrat, over whom he had a plurality of over six hundred, while he also ran far ahead of his ticket. Prior to this he had served four years as chairman of the republican county committee. While in the legislature, he became one of the incorporators of the American Life Insurance Company, of Des Moines, of which he was made vice president, in which position he served for many years.
In 1902 Mr. Barringer, in company with M. L. Brown, of Emmetsburg, went into Saskatchewan, Canada, and bought thirty thousand acres of land, after which they formed a corporation, the American Colonization Company, of which he was made vice president and general manager. The company was incorporated for a millon dollars and had a paid- up capital of one hundred and ninety-two thousand dollars. They were successful in this enterprise and continued to buy and sell land until they had bought over fifty-six thousand acres. In 1909 this corporation was dissolved and the Brown & Barringer Syndicate, organized for the purpose, took over the holdings and are still conducting the business. In 1892 Mr. Barringer became identified with the banking business of Palo Alto county, founding the Ruthven Savings Bank, of which he was elected president. In 1894 a private bank at Ayrshire failed and Mr. Barringer was appointed assignee. Immediately thereafter, in association with M. L. Brown, he opened a private bank at that place, and in 1896 it was incorporated as the First National Bank of Ayrshire. Mr. Barringer was the cashier of this bank for several years and is still a member of its board of directors. He also served one year as a director of the First National Bank of Emmetsburg. In later years he opened a private bank in Ruthven but it was later incorporated as the Farmers SAvings Bank, since which time he has been its president. About 1918 Mr. Barringer became actively identified with the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Iowa and became chairman of the finance committee of the grand lodge, in which position he has served continuously to the present time. Two years after assuming that position, he was elected a member of the board of director of the farm loan board and is the holder of extensive landed interests in California and other places.
Mr. Barringer was married in 1882 to Miss Margaret G. Ruthven, and to them were born three children: Orie Irene; Ray E., who is a farmer in Palo Alto county; and Harold E., also a farmer of this county. On April 8, 1918, Mr. Barringer was married to Mrs. Della Karsch. He is a member of Highland Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Earnest Chapter, No. 152, R. A. M.; Ruthven Lodge, I. O. O. F.; and Esterville Lodge, B. P. O. E. His activities have been most varied in character. His extensive business interests are but the legitimate outcome of consecutive effort, directed and controlled by good judgment. Strong mental powers and an invincible courage have so entered into his makeup as to render him a dominating power in the business world and a leader of men in important enterprises. He has not only been interested in the advancement of his individual affairs, but his influence has also been felt in a very definite way in the advancement of the community which has so long been honored by his citizenship.
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California Death Index, 1940-1997
about Della Barringer
Name: Della Barringer
Sex: Female
Birth Date: 18 Oct 1880
Birthplace: Iowa
Death Date: 12 Apr 1969
Death Place: Los Angeles
Social Security Death Index about Delia Barringer
Name: Delia Barringer
SSN: 567-78-9461
Last Residence: 90254 Hermosa Beach, Los Angeles, California, United States of America
Born: 18 Oct 1880
Died: 15 Apr 1970
State (Year) SSN issued: California (1965)
(85) NOTE: 1900 US C ensus: Highland, Palo Alto, IA
Barringer, Emmet P. b. Apr 1857 42y married 18yrs married 1882 b. WI
,Maggie G. b. Apr 1859 41y b. Scotland
,Okie I. b. Nov 1882 17y single b. IA dau
,Ray E b. Nov 1883 16y single b. IA son
,Harold E. b. Sep 1888 11y single b. IA son
NOTE: 1915 Iowa State Census: Ruthven, Palo Alto, IA
Barringer, E. P. 57y (b. abt 1858) b. WI
,Margaret 55y (b. abt 1860) b. Scotland
,Norak 24y (b. abt 1891) b. IA female, married
NOTE: 1920 US C ensus: Highland, Palo Alto, IA Dist 195
Barringer, Emmit P. 62y (b. abt 1858) b. WI
,Della 40y (b. abt 1880) b. IA
Karsch, Maxie 18y (b. abt 1902) b. TX step son
NOTE: 1920 US Census: Highland, Palo Alto, IA Dist 195
Barringer, Margaret G. 59y (b. abt 1861) b. Scotland divorced
,Ora J. 36y (b. abt 1884) b. IA divorced
NOTE: 1925 Iowa State Census: Ruthven, Palo Alto, IA
Baringer, E. P. 67y (b. abt 1858) b. WI
,Della 43y (b. abt 1882) b. IA
NOTE: 1930 US Census: Highland, Palo Alto, IA Dist 12
Barringer, Emmett P. 73y (b. abat 1857) b. WI
,Della 49y (b. abt 1881) ------
Harsch, Maxie 27y (b. ab t 1903) b. TX step son
NOTE: 1920 US Census: Highland, Palo Alto, IA Dist 195
Barringer, Ray E. 36y (b. abt 1884) b. IA
,Tressie A. 33y (b. abt 1887) b. IA
Barringer, Harold E. 31y (b. abt 1889) b. IA
,Jessie I. 30y (b. abt 1890) b. IA
,Keneth H. 4y (b. abt 1916) b. IA son
NOTE: 1925 Iowa State Census: Highland, Palo Alto, IA
Barringer, Ray E. 41y (b. abt 1884) b. IA
,Tressie A. 38y (b. abt 1887) b. IA
Barringer, Harolde 36y (b. abt 1889) b. IA
,Jesse I. 35y (b. abt 1890) b. IA
,Kenneth H 9y (b. abt 1916) b. IA
,Mican 3y (b. abt 1922) b. IA dau
NOTE: 1930 US Census: Highland, Palo Alto, IA Dist 13
Barringer, Harold 41y (b. abt 1889) b. IA
,Jessie 39y (b. abt 1891) ------
,Kenneth 14y (b. abt 1916) ------ son
,Jean 8y (b. abt 1922) ------- dau
,Bargara 1y 11m (b,. abt 1928) ----- dau
Barringer, Ray 46y (b. abt 1884) b IA
,Tressie 44y (b. abt 1886) -----
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