Recognizing the Barton and Elder families on the occasion of their family reunion.
The resolution chronicles the history of the Barton and Elder families, tracing their roots back to Texas from Alabama, Georgia, and Virginia. It emphasizes the historical contributions of these families to their communities, noting significant milestones, such as their involvement in agriculture and community service. Furthermore, it showcases the impact of family values and faith on their descendants, who are portrayed as active and productive members of society.
Senate Resolution No. 827 recognizes the members of the Barton and Elder families on the occasion of their family reunion, which took place from June 26 to June 28, 2015. This resolution highlights the theme of the reunion, 'God made us family; love keeps us friends', celebrating the bonds and traditions shared among family members. The reunion was hosted by Aaron and Adeyinka Yarbough in Fort Worth, Texas, where descendants gathered to commemorate their shared heritage and familial ties.
Notably, the resolution highlights the legacy of Robert and Sadie Barton, who raised a large family and were known for their strong familial commitment. Their legacy includes their children's contributions to their communities and the values they instilled, such as hard work and community service. While the resolution is celebratory in nature, it also serves to remind the community of the importance of preserving family heritage and recognizing historical roots.