Eugenia Robinson Barker’s photo album

I found this small red suede photo album in my uncle, Dick Barker’s house. From the way the photos were arranged I’m speculating the book belonged to Eugenia Robinson or her mother – the book started with pictures of Eugenia’s father, mother and sister then her children in the order they were born. I was unable to get high resolution scans of the but was able to take, fair quality, digital images of the photos by hand holding my camera.

Along with the photos of Eugenia’s family was a photo of Sarah Kirtland Barker, Ralph Barker’s sister, and a hand written note. Here is a translation:
Sarah K. Barker B. Aug 28 1859-
Stated on January 18 1942 that she was born at East 26 near Lexington Ave New York City
Baptized in Presbyterian church in Westchester Village NY when six weeks old.

Confirmed in St Ann’s church Brooklyn by Bishop Neile of Maine substituting for Bishop Little John of Long Island. Birth should be registered in City Hall NYC (Born 1858-9 ? sister of Ralph Barker.

Related to Major Clark who was in action in the Battle of Bennington VT his son 16 years old was with him and carried flag the battle both survived the battle for detail consult Harry Whipple Manchester VT.
Church work under Dr Warner. Christ church but CT & transferred to NY Deaconess school.

2/6/44 To New York Deaconess school in 1890 “set apart” as a Deaconess Fall of 1892. First server 1 year at Grace church