Showing posts with label Lewis Frances Barnes. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Avery Lawrence Barnes and Addie Mae Michael

Lewis Frances Barnes married Annah Elizabeth Brawley and they had a son named
...Avery Lawrence Barnes who married Addie Mae Michael and they had a daughter named
......Vivian Mae Barnes who married Oscar Alexander Huneycutt and they had a son named
.........William Avery Huneycutt who married Eleanor Elaine Reese and they had
............ME!

Avery Lawrence Barnes was born on 7/9/1877 in Davidson County, NC to Lewis Frances Barnes (DOB 10/1/1851 in Davidson County, NC; DOD 9/21/1934 in Davidson County, NC) and Annah Elizabeth Brawley (DOB 12/15/1856 in Davidson County, NC; DOD 3/2/1929 in Davidson County, NC). Avery was one of maybe 12 children (there are a couple that may fit elsewhere in the tree but I currently have them as Lewis and Annah's children).

1880 U.S. Census of Tyro,  Davidson County,  North Carolina; Roll:  961; Family History Film:  1254961; Page:  176B; Enumeration District:  37; Image:  0364, Lines 2-5, "Lewis F. Barnes"
Lewis F. Barnes, Head, W(hite), M(ale), 28 yrs old (DOB 1852), Married, Farmer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Anna E. Barnes, Wife, W, F, 23 yrs old (DOB 1857), Married, Keeping House, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Avery L. Barnes, Son, W, M, 3 yrs old (DOB 1877), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Dora C. Barnes, Daughter, W, F, 1 yrs old (DOB 1879), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC



Something happened (polio?) that caused him to be lame and he had to use crutches the rest of his life. Evidently his father, Lewis, was concerned for Avery's ability to make a living so he made sure Avery had a good education for the times. Avery attended Reeds Accademy. About 1897 he gained ownership of a dry goods general store and the house beside it in the community of Churchland, Davidson County, NC. He was also made the Postmaster there in 1897.

Avery Lawrence Barnes

Avery married Addie Mae Michael on 1/28/1900 in Davidson County, NC. They lived in the house beside the store.

Marriage Records 1881 - 1900 Volume II, Davidson County, NC, Pg 24, "Avery L. Barnes, 22, Dav Cty, s/o L.F. &  E.A. Barnes, m. A. M. Michael, 21, Dav. Cty, d/o W.R. &  ___  Michael on 1/28/1900, by L.F. Snider JP at JP's"

Bible Records of Davidson County, NC, Vol I, compiled by Genealogical Society of Davidson Cty, NC, Pgs 4-8, Bible of Avery Lawrence Barnes, contributed by Gilmer Lawrence Barnes & Ossie Maxine Barnes by Mary Jo D. Shoaf

Addie Mae Michael was born 4/28/1878 in Davidson County, NC to William Rankin Michael (DOB 6/9/1843 in NC; DOD 4/9/1936 in Davidson County, NC) and Paulina Jane Hedrick (DOB 2/14/1845 in Davidson County, NC; DOD 2/7/1920 in Davidson County, NC). Paulina Jane Hedrick has also been known as Pauline Jane Hedrick, Pernina Jane Hedrick and Pauline Janet Hedrick. William Rankin Michael was often called Rank Michael.


1900 U.S. Census of Boone,  Davidson County,  North Carolina; Roll:  T623_ 1192; Page:  12B; Enumeration District:  28, Lines 75-77, "Avery F. Baines" (sic)
Avery F. Baines, Head, W(hite), M(ale), Born July, 1877, 22 yrs old, Married 0 yrs, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Dry goods grocer, Can read & write, Owns home free of mortgage
Addie M. Baines, Wife, W, F, Born April, 1879, 21 yrs old, Married 0 yrs, 0 children, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Can read & write
Floyd Swicegood, Lodger, W, M, Born 1882, 18 yrs old, Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Dry goods salesman



Avery and Addie Mae had 3 children:
1) Gilmer Lawrence Barnes (DOB 1/8/1901 in Davidson County, NC; DOD 3/27/1982 in Davidson County, NC) married Mackie Lucille Meacham. They had Wayne Meacham Barnes, Annie Barnes, twins Norine Caroline Virginia Barnes and Angeline Barnes, twins Edna Lucille Barnes and Edwin Lawrence Barnes.

2) Vivian Mae Barnes (DOB 3/4/1904 in Davidson County, NC; DOD 5/8/1988 in Norwood, Montgomery County, NC) married Oscar Alexander Huneycutt. They had 3 children: Audrey Ruth Huneycutt (married Cecil Robert West), Lee Wilson Huneycutt (married Eloise Coggins), and my Dad William Avery Huneycutt (married Eleanor Elaine Reese).

3) Ossie Maxine Barnes aka Bill Barnes (DOB 10/21/1905 in Davidson County, NC; DOD 9/24/1994 in Davidson County, NC). Never married.







Avery Lawrence Barnes died of spinal meningitis on Nov. 11, 1907 in Davidson County, NC. He was buried at the Barnes Cemetery (next to Churchland Baptist Church), Hwy 150, Davidson County, NC. Addie Mae never remarried and raised her children as a single mother.

1910 U.S. Census of Boone,  Davidson County,  North Carolina; Roll:  T624_1106; Page:  3A; Enumeration District:  20; Image:  623, Lines 33-36, "Addie M. Barnes"
Addie M. Barnes, Head, F(emale), W(hite), 31 yrs old (DOB 1879), Widowed, 3 children with 3 still living, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Can read & write, Housekeeper of boarding house, Owns home
Gilmer Barnes, Son, M, W, 9 yrs old (DOB 1901), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Juliun M. Barnes (sic, should be Vivian M. Barnes), Daughter, F, W, 4 yrs old (DOB 1906), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Issie M. Barnes (sic, should be Ossie M. Barnes), Daughter, F, W, 3 yrs old (DOB 1907), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC



1920 U.S. Census of Tyro,  Davidson County,  North Carolina; Roll:  T625_1295; Page:  9A; Enumeration District:  41; Image:  754, Lines 14-17, "Ady Barnes"
Ady Barnes, Head, Owns home free of mortgage, Head, W(hite), F(emale), 41 yrs old (DOB 1879), Widowed, Can read & write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Farmer of general farm
Gilmer Barnes, Son, W, M, 19 yrs old (DOB 1901), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, No occupation
Virginia Barnes (sic should be Vivian Barnes), Daughter, W, F, 15 yrs old (DOB 1905), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, No occupation
Oscar Barnes (sic, should be Ossie Barnes), Son (?), W, M, 14 yrs old (DOB 1906), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, No occupation



My Grandma Vivian married Oscar Alexander Huneycutt on 9/2/1922 at the Burkhead Methodist Parsonage, Winston-Salem, NC. But Great Aunt Bill lived with her mother until her mother died. Then Bill lived on in their little house for 31 years until she had to move into a nursing home before her death. She never married or worked outside the home.

After Grandpa Avery's death, Granny Barnes must have sold the store and house. She had a house big enough to take in boarders and she boarded girls at a girl's school. Later she and Bill moved into a small 4 room house that her son-in-law, Oscar Huneycutt, built for her. Oscar was a carpenter and farmer all of his life. He and a friend went and camped there while they built the house. He would tell how cold it was because it was winter. The house never had indoor plumbing. Even as a little girl I was amazed at how primitive it was. They had a wood stove for heat and a well outside the back door for water and a privvie for a bathroom. I've often wondered why she had to move out of the larger house and into the little house.

I'm thinking it had to have been the early 1960's when I visited. I was born in 1959 and I was a little girl. I remember Granny Barnes being so thin and Aunt Bill was gruff. We rarely ever saw them so I was a little scared of Aunt Bill. I remember another time when Grandma Vivian and Aunt Ruth took me to visit Uncle Gilmer and Aunt Mackie at their 2 story farm house. I remember the big tree in the front yard that we sat under (again, in the time before air conditioners). Even when we would go visit Dad's parents, they had a big pecan tree in the backyard and every Sunday afternoon the whole family pulled chairs out under the pecan tree. The grownups would visit and talk while the men whittled and the women snapped beans or peeled peaches. I often took a nap on a homemade quilt spread out under the tree. Here is a photo of Grandma Vivian sitting out under the pecan tree.


1930 U.S. Census of Tyro,  Davidson,  North Carolina; Roll:  1685; Page:  10A; Enumeration District:  33; Image:  990.0, Lines 22-29, "Addie Barnes" and "Remer L. Barnes" (sic)
Addie Barnes, Head, Owns home, Owns radio set, F(emale), W(hite), 52 yrs old (DOB 1878), Widowed, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Farmer
Ossie Barnes, Daughter, F, W, 24 yrs old (DOB 1906), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Remer L. Barnes (sic, should be Gilmer L. Barnes), Head, Rents farm, Owns radio set, M, W, 29 yrs old (DOB 1901), Married at age 20 yrs old, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Farmer of general farm
Mackie L. Barnes, Wife, F, W, 27 yrs old (DOB 1903), Married at age 18 yrs old, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Wayne Barnes, Son, M, W, 8 yrs old (DOB 1922), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Annie Barnes, Daughter, F, W, 6 yrs old (DOB 1924), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Novie Barnes (sic, should be Norine Barnes), Daughter, F, W, 4 yrs old (DOB 1926), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Angeline Barnes, Daughter, F, W, 4 yrs old (DOB 1928), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC











Addie Mae Barnes died on 9/11/1963 in Davidson County, NC and she is buried at the Barnes Cemetery in Davidson County, NC. Aunt Bill is also buried there.





Gilmer


Gilmer


Gilmer


Uncle Gilmer and Aunt Mackie at their 50th Wedding Anniversary


Vivian Mae and Ossie Maxine Barnes


Ossie


Notice the house behind the girls? This must have been the house that Granny Barnes had when she boarded female students.


Ossie


Ossie and Vivian


Vivian


Vivian


Grandma Vivian and Papa Oscar at their 50th Wedding Anniversary


Vivian Mae Barnes Huneycutt after Oscar's death


Here is a map of Davidson County, NC



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Lewis Frances Barnes and Anna Elizabeth Brawley

Lewis Frances Barnes and Anna Elizabeth Brawley
Lewis Frances Barnes (Dob: 10/1/1851 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 9/21/1934 in Davidson County, NC) married Annah Elizabeth Brawley, "Betty" Brawley, or "Bettie" Brawley (Dob: 12/17/1856 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 3/2/1929 in Davidson County, NC) on 10/14/1875 in Davidson County, NC. They are both buried in the Barnes Cemetery next to Churchland Baptist Church, Hwy 150 in Davidson County, NC. They were strictly Lutheran. He was a farmer and worked as a blacksmith at the Spencer Yards. This was a railroad maintenance yard in Spencer and it was large. It was considered a great employer. He was a merchant in the Boone Township probably when he was helping his son Avery (see below). According to the censuses they both could read and write. They lived in the Tyro Township of Davidson County all their lives. Lewis and Betty Barnes had these children:

1) Avery Lawrence Barnes (dob: 7/9/1877 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 11/11/1907 in Davidson County, NC; married Addie Mae Michaels on 1/28/1900 in Davidson County, NC) This is my direct ancestor. He was crippled from polio and had to use crutches to walk. He owned a General Store in Davidson County, NC that his father helped him with. Because of his disability, Lewis made sure Avery had a good education and sent him to Reed's School. He built Avery a cart so he could get around. His father helped him set up the store across the road from the Barnes Cemetery. But Avery died young of spinal meningitis leaving his wife and 3 children.

2) Leo Marcellis Barnes (Dob: 10/5/1897 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 10/25/1929 in Davidson County, NC; married Cleo Heggie on 12/20/1924 in Davidson County, NC)

3) Clarence Spurgeon Barnes (Dob: 12/2/1894 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: ? ; married Kate Saintsing on 4/4/1920)

4) Grover Cleveland Barnes (Dob: 1/29/1886 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 12/16/1972 in ? ; married Zella Michael on 1/10/1913 in Davidson County, NC)

5) Joseph Pinkney Barnes (Dob: 4/4/1883 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 2/10/1963 in ? ; married Carrie Shoaf on 12/27/1903)

6) Royal Francis Barnes (Dob: 4/30/1888 in Davidson County, NC; Dod 9/1/1971 in Davidson County, NC; married Zana Pearl Michael)

7) Elizabeth Mae Barnes (Dob: 8/9/1890 in Davidson County, NC; Dod ? ; married Robert L Kenerly on 5/18/1933)

8) Zana Pearl Barnes (this could be Royal Francis Barnes wife instead of his sister)

9) Mary Corrina Jane Barnes (Dob: ? ; Dod: ?)

10) Dora Cornelia Barnes (Dob: 9/6/1878 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 6/2/1964 in ? ; married Cicero Shoaf on 1/22/1899)

11) Beulah Thomas Barnes (Dob: 1/3/1881 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 11/15/1902 in ? ; married Junious W. Shoaf on 12/5/1901)

12) Flora Barnes (Dob: 1880 in NC; Dod: ? ; married ?) May not have survived to adulthood



1860 U.S. Census of Northern Division, Lexington,  Davidson,  North Carolina; Roll:  M653_895; Page:  358; Image:  188; Family History Library Film:  803895, Lines 20-28, "John Barnes"
John Barnes, 43 yrs old (DOB 1817), W(hite), M(ale), Farmer, $1,200 Real Estate Value, $585 Personal Estate Value, Born in NC
Margaret Barnes, 43 yrs old (DOB 1817), W, F, Dmst, Born in NC
Sarah Ann Barnes, 18 yrs old (DOB 1852), W, F, Dmst, Born in NC
Harrison Barnes, (sic), 15 yrs old (DOB 1855), W, M, Farm, Born in NC
Charles Barnes, 13 yrs old (DOB 1857), W, M, Born in NC
Lewis Barnes, 8 yrs old (DOB 1852), W, M, Born in NC
William Barnes, 5 yrs old (DOB 1855), W, M, Born in NC
James Barnes, 3 yrs old (DOB 1857), W, M, Born in NC



1870 U.S. Census of Boone Township, Lexington Post Office,  Davidson County,  North Carolina; Roll:  M593_1134; Page:  18B; Image:  39; Family History Library Film:  552633, Lines 37-40, "John Barnes"
John Barnes, 53 yrs old (DOB 1817), M(ale), W(hite), Farmer, $700 Real Estate Value, $300 Personal Estate Value, Born in NC
Margaret Barnes, 53 yrs old (DOB 1817), F, W, Keeping House, Born in NC
Lewis Barnes, 18 yrs old (DOB 1852), M, W, Farm Hand, Born in NC
William Barnes, 11 yrs old (DOB 1859), M, W, Farm Hand, Born in NC
Margaret Smith, 17 yrs old (DOB 1853), F, W, Born in NC



1880 U.S. Census of Tyro,  Davidson County,  North Carolina; Roll:  961; Family History Film:  1254961; Page:  176B; Enumeration District:  37; Image:  0364, Lines 2-5, "Lewis F. Barnes"
Lewis F. Barnes, Head, W(hite), M(ale), 28 yrs old (DOB 1852), Married, Farmer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Anna E. Barnes, Wife, W, F, 23 yrs old (DOB 1857), Married, Keeping House, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Avery L. Barnes, Son, W, M, 3 yrs old (DOB 1877), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Dora C. Barnes, Daughter, W, F, 1 yrs old (DOB 1879), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC



Here are copies of Lewis Frances Barnes Family Bible.









Lewis Frances Barnes house and family

From Left to Right: Avery Lawrence Barnes, Joseph Pinckney Barnes, Grover Cleveland Barnes, Lewis Frances Barnes,  Royal Frances Barnes, Annah Elizabeth Brawley Barnes and baby Clarence Spurgeon Barnes, Margaret Freeman Brawley, Elizabeth Mae Barnes, Dora Cornelia Barnes, Beulah Thomas Barnes (missing is their last child, Leo Marcellis Barnes). This photo was taken was probably taken winter of 1895-1896 because baby Clarence Spurgeon Barnes looks to be about a year old and the tree in the yard is leafless.




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John Barnes and Margaret Ratz

John Barnes and Margaret Ratz
John Barnes (Dob: 11/3/1816 in Rowan County (now Davidson County, NC; Dod: 9/19/1892 in Churchland, Davidson County, NC) was a son of Richard Gilmer Barnes, III and Fanny Johnston. He married Margaret Ratz, (aka Margaret Ratts, Margaret Rats, Margaret Rattz) (Dob: 10/30/1817 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 1/7/1890 in Davidson County, NC) on 3/18/1841 in Boone, Davidson County, NC.

John's parents were members of the Piney Meeting House (now Churchland Baptist Church) and his father gave a small portion of land for the church. John inherited 160 acres of land from his father in 1839 and he built a two-story log house on Hwy #150 where they made their home. He was a farmer and an active member of county affairs, especially the church. When the Piney Meeting House split and became Churchland Missionary Baptist Church, John and Henry Clement gave 2 acres each to the church. He remained an active member until his death. He left no will so the land was divided among his 5 surviving children and his granddaughter, Sallie Fannie Barnes Greene.

1850 U.S. Census Slave Schedules
First column, Lines 22-23, "John Barnes"
John Barnes, 1, 40 yrs old, Female, Black
John Barnes, 1, 14 yrs old, Male, Black



1850 U.S. Census Northern Division,  Davidson County,  North Carolina; Roll:  M432_628; Page:  281B; Image:  127, Lines 23-28, "John Barnes"
John Barnes, 33 yrs old (DOB 1817), M(ale), W(hite), Farmer, $800 Real Estate Value, Born in NC
Margaret Barnes, 33 yrs old (DOB 1817), F, W, Born in NC
Sarah An Barnes (sic), 8 yrs old (DOB 1842), F, W, Born in NC
Hiram L. Barnes, 6 yrs old (DOB 1844), M, W, Born in NC
Charles A. Barnes, 4 yrs old (DOB 1846), M, W, Born in NC
John T. Barnes, 1 yrs old (DOB 1849), M, W, Born in NC



I did not find him in the 1860 Slave Schedule so he may not have had any slaves by 1860.

1860 U.S. Census Northern Division, Lexington,  Davidson,  North Carolina; Roll:  M653_895; Page:  358; Image:  188; Family History Library Film:  803895, Lines 20-28, "John Barnes"
John Barnes, 43 yrs old (DOB 1817), W(hite), M(ale), Farmer, $1,200 Real Estate Value, $585 Personal Estate Value, Born in NC
Margaret Barnes, 43 yrs old (DOB 1817), W, F, Dmst, Born in NC
Sarah Ann Barnes, 18 yrs old (DOB 1852), W, F, Dmst, Born in NC
Harrison Barnes, (sic), 15 yrs old (DOB 1855), W, M, Farm, Born in NC
Charles Barnes, 13 yrs old (DOB 1857), W, M, Born in NC
Lewis Barnes, 8 yrs old (DOB 1852), W, M, Born in NC
William Barnes, 5 yrs old (DOB 1855), W, M, Born in NC
James Barnes, 3 yrs old (DOB 1857), W, M, Born in NC



1870 U.S. Census Boone Township, Lexington Post Office,  Davidson County,  North Carolina; Roll:  M593_1134; Page:  18B; Image:  39; Family History Library Film:  552633, Lines 37-40, "John Barnes"
John Barnes, 53 yrs old (DOB 1817), M(ale), W(hite), Farmer, $700 Real Estate Value, $300 Personal Estate Value, Born in NC
Margaret Barnes, 53 yrs old (DOB 1817), F, W, Keeping House, Born in NC
Lewis Barnes, 18 yrs old (DOB 1852), M, W, Farm Hand, Born in NC
William Barnes, 11 yrs old (DOB 1859), M, W, Farm Hand, Born in NC
Margaret Smith, 17 yrs old (DOB 1853), F, W, Born in NC



1880 U.S. Census Boone,  Davidson County,  North Carolina; Roll:  961; Family History Film:  1254961; Page:  158B; Enumeration District:  36; Image:  0327, Lines 33-34, "John Bomer" (sic, should be John Barnes)
John Bomer, W(hite), M(ale), 62 yrs old (DOB 1818), Married, Farmer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Margarett Bomer (sic), W, F, 62 yrs old (DOB 1818), Married, Keeping House, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC



The Civil War Roster of Davidson County, NC, by Christopher M. Watford, published by McFarland & Co, Inc., Jefferson, NC, Pg 21, #26, Barnes, John, Private, Company F, 76th Regiment NC Troops (6th NC Senior Reserves)
"John was born 11/3/1816 to Richard & Fannie Johnston Barnes in Rowan county (Davidson County). In 1839, John's father died and left him 160 acre tract of the family farm. John married Margaret Ratts in 1840 and built a two story house on the land. John & Margaret would have seven children:... With two sons already serving in the War, John enlisted in Hills Senior Reserves in May 1864. He served as a private in Co. F of the 6th NC Senior Reserves when it was organized in 1/1865 and saw limited action. After his time in service, he made a successful living on his farm. He and Henry Clement each donated 2 acres of land for Churchland Missionary Baptist. John died on 9/19/1892 leaving no will. His estate remained unsettled until 10/24/1893. He is buried at the Barnes Cemetery across the street from Churchland Baptist Church."


U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
National Park Service, Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System
Name: John BarnesSide: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: North CarolinaRegiment Name: 5 North Carolina Senior Reserves.
Regiment Name Expanded: 5th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves
Company: C
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Film Number: M230 roll 2


They had 8 children with only 6 living to adulthood:
1) Lewis Frances Barnes (Dob 10/1/1851 in Davidson County, NC; Dod 9/21/1934 in Davidson County, NC) married to Annah Elizabeth Brawley on 10/14/1875 in Davidson County, NC. This is my direct ancestor.

2) Hiram Lindsey Barnes aka H.L. Barnes (Dob: 4/4/1839 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 9/7/1867 in Churchland, Davidson County, NC) married Harriett N. Simmerson on 2/22/1866 in Davidson County, NC. Hiram was shot twice in The War but he survived to continue fighting. He was at Appomattox Courthouse when Lee surrendered and had to walk back home from Virginia. When he got home he had mental problems due to The War and, though he tried to make a new life as a farmer with a new wife, he couldn't handle it and hung himself in his Daddy's home. It was 2 years after The War and during the terrible Reconstruction era. He left his 23 year old wife and 14 month old daughter to face life in a decimated South. He was the first person buried in the Barnes Cemetery. Since he was a suicide, he couldn't be buried in the church cemetery so the Barnes family started the Barnes Family Cemetery across the street from the church.

3) Sarah Ann Elizabeth Barnes (Dob: 1/3/1842 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 1/22/1909 in Davidson County, NC) married Joseph Napoleon Davis on 1/4/1866 in Davidson County, NC.

4) Charles Adolphus Barnes (Dob: 1/11/1847 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 9/6/1935 in Davidson County, NC) married Alice Joan Kinley on 6/25/1869 in Davidson County, NC.

Charles Adolphus Barnes and Alice Joan Kinley Barnes

5) John Thomas Barnes (Dob: 5/20/1849 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 9/6/1935 in Davidson County, NC) married Sarah Jane Roberts on 12/22/1869 and married Mary C. Michael on 1/7/1897 both in Davidson County, NC.

6) William Henderson Barnes (Dob: 6/4/1854 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 7/24/1943 in Davidson County, NC) married Sarah Elizabeth Kesler on 12/6/1876 in Davidson County, NC.

7) James Robertson Barnes (Dob: 3/14/1857 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 9/27/1862 in Davidson County, NC)

8) John William Barnes (Dob: 12/27/1871 in Davidson County, NC; Dod: 12/17/1874 in Davidson County, NC)






John Barnes homeplace

Here is John Barnes Family Bible:








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