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broke out, he enlisted as sergeant of Company I, Tenth Rhode Island Regiment for one term of service, then returned to the insurance company. From that time on, he was an active member of the
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As mayor, Barker called for city funding of the public library, which previously had been privately funded. He improved the sewage system and improved the railroad terminal.
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He attended public schools in Providence and graduated from high school in 1859. A year later, he went to work for the Providence Mutual Fire Insurance Company. When the
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Barker died suddenly on March 17, 1901, at his home in Providence while getting ready for church. The cause was apparently heart failure. He was buried at
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Barker married Annie C. Tripp, daughter of Stephen A. and Jane Ames Tripp, of New Bedford in October 1864. They had two children.
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on 18 March 1901, confirming the 17 March 1901 date, which is consistent with his tombstone.
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Some sources give an incorrect year for Barker's death. His obituary was published in the
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Barker served seven years on the city council, serving from 1873 to 1880.
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Barker joined the Masons in 1862, and belonged to Grace Episcopal Church.
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on September 15, 1841, to William Cornell Barker and Sarah A. Jencks.
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Henry Rodman Barker was born "Henry Augustus Rodman Barker" in
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As a city councilman, Barker was a strong supporter of
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Barker was associated with several banks, including
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Mayor of Providence, Rhode Island
Gilbert F. Robbins
Charles Sydney Smith
Providence, Rhode Island
Providence, Rhode Island
Swan Point Cemetery
Republican

United States
United States
Union
United States Army
Union Army

Sergeant
10th Rhode Island Infantry
American Civil War
Providence, Rhode Island
Providence, Rhode Island
Civil War
Grand Army of the Republic
Samuel P. Colt
Swan Point Cemetery
Mayor Doyle




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