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Source for: James Henderson Barnes, CAL 1845 - 1931
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General Source: S363Page: p. 71
Note: There was a James H. Barnes who served in the U. S. 7th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry, Company C, as a private.
Text: James Henderson Barnes was a Civil War veteran and a Methodist Minister.
Date: 1992
General Source: S31Page: Henry Barnes Family Group Sheet
Text: Susan Lamb Griffith notes that James Henry was living with his uncle, William Barnes, in the 1860 census. Henry and Susan both died of Typhoid Fever. Their children may have been raised by Henry's brother, William Barnes.
Date: 3 Jun 1992
General Source: S383Page: p. 25
Text: Liberty Cemetery : Location : Three miles from Palestine or about 4-1/2 miles north-northwest of Holladay, Tenn. Barnes, J. H. (Mason) 1845-1931.
General Source: S181Page: p. 28 & 243
Note: p. 28 : This James in the Family No. 196 of William and Sarah Wyatt Barnes was the child of Henry and Susan Wyatt Barnes, both of whom died in 1857 and 1858. Their children were placed among relatives.
Text: p. 243 : 3rd Civil District, Benton County, Tennessee, on 12 August in the 1870 Census, dwelling/family 145/145 : James Barnes, 24, M, W, Farming, $1000/$300. Tenn. Angeline Barnes, 21, F, W, Tenn. Bell Barnes, 1, F, W, Tenn.
General Source: S529Page: p. 4
Note: On page 437 of original census.
Text: Barnes, James H. 36, Angie? 29, Bellyora 10, Falecian 5, Aaron 3, Lafayette 1/12 (437).
General Source: S374Page: p. 5
Text: "James Henderson Barnes was a Methodist minister. He owned one of the better homes in the community and also owned a good farm. I recall seeing him many times at the Liberty Methodist church when I was a child. I looked upon him with great reverence. I also recall going with my parents to his home for short visits with him and Aunt Angalene."
Date: 10 Nov 1983
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Source for: Angeline Lewis or Lowes, 1849 - 1911
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General Source: S383Page: p. 25
Text: Liberty Cemetery : Location : Three miles from Palestine or about 4-1/2 miles north-northwest of Holladay, Tenn. Barnes, Angeline (Wife of J. H. Barnes) 1849 - 1911.
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Source for: Margaret E. Oxford, CAL 1833 -
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General Source: S180Note: Her future husband Moses Barnes is listed in the household of Henry Wesson for this 1850 census.
Text: Household #135: Samuel Oxford, age 46, male, born in Tennessee. All the rest of his family are also born in Tennessee. Mary, age 24; Sarah, 21; Caroline, 19; Margaret, 17; John, 15; James, 13; Ede, 11, female; Susan, 6; Jane, 4; Samuel, 3; Mary, 1. Also listed is Charles Austin, age 2.
General Source: S528Note: Judith doesn't think this death date is correct. They were divorced rather than her dying before he remarried. Judith thinks she lived quite a while afterwards.
Text: She was born 1833 and died 1852. Notes for Margaret E. Oxford: There is a marriage record for a Martha Barns on 12-25-1851, married to a john Oxford. margaret may be a sister to John (?).
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Source for: William Robinson, -
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General Source: S383Page: p. 31
Note: Is this the tombstone of William Robinson? It's right next to grave of the wife of William Robinson : Robinson, W. M. M./ Co. C, 7th Tenn. Calv. (CWVO) . No dates.
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Source for: Nancy Victoria Barnes, 3 Sep 1845 - 30 Jan 1910
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General Source: S383Page: p. 31
Text: Palestine Cemetery : Location : About 1/4 miles east of Highway 69 South between Holladay and Camden, and about 2-1/2 miles north of Holladay, Tenn. Nancy Victoria Robinson (Wife of William Robinson) Married Nov. 3, 1859/Sept. 13, 1845-Jan. 30,1910/Age 65 yrs., 3 mos., 3 days.