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| i. | WILLIAM4 BARNES, b. September 17, 1820; d. April 17, 1866; m. ZERELDA BARNES, November 30, 1841, Trimble Co., KY. |
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| i. | ZERELDA4 BARNES, b. 1819, or 1822; d. November 03, 1861, Jennings Co. IN; m. WILLIAM BARNES, November 30, 1841, Trimble Co., KY. |
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| ii. | NATHAN BARNES, b. 1820, or 1824; d. December 06, 1878, Trimble Co. KY (Source: Trimble County Kentucky Vital Stat.: Death: 1852-1859, 1874-1878, 1893-1894.Published by the Trimble County Historical Society.). |
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Notes for NATHAN BARNES: Trimble County Kentucky 1860 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson, second edition book published by Trimble County Historical Society with permission by Ms. Thompson. An addition of an index was added, indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Here is a paragraph Donna wrote that is in the front of the 1860 Trimble County Census Book: " The census taker was not consistent in his writing, and some pages were filmed out of sequence, thus it was impossible to list the precinct or area for the families. The listing includes the names Abbottsford; Garretts; Bedford; Winona; and Milton." I felt this information was important in viewing the census information of Trimble County for 1860. Information enclosed in ( ) is an added made by The Trimble County Historical Society. In book: page 36 Federal Census Mircofilm #M653-397. Family Number: 282 Value name age sex occup./Real Est. Pers.Val. Place of Birth Barnes, Nanthan 36 m farmer/ 11,000 4,500 KY William 33 m farmer/(brother) KY Shadrick 23 m farmer/(brother) KY Mary J 19 f (wife of Shadrick) KY (NOTE: On Shadrick's marriage, it states he is Shadrick, Jr. Was he a son of William or a grand-son? I believe son, Jr. was an error or Junior.) *************************************************************************************** |
| iii. | WILLIAM BARNES, b. 1826, or 1827; d. prior to Apr. 13, 1863. |
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Notes for WILLIAM BARNES: Trimble County Kentucky 1860 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson, second edition book published by Trimble County Historical Society with permission by Ms. Thompson. An addition of an index was added, indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Information enclosed in ( ) is an added made by The Trimble County Historical Society. In book: page 36. Federal Census Mircofilm #M653-397. Abbottsford Precinct Family number: 282 Value name age sex occup./Real Est. Pers.Val. Place of Birth Barnes, Nanthan 36 m farmer/ 11,000 4,500 KY William 33 m Farmer/(brother) KY Shadrick 23 m Farmer/(brother) KY Mary J 19 f (wife of Shadrick) KY *************************************************************************************** |
| iv. | MELCHISEBETH BARNES, b. Abt. 1833, Trimble Co. KY; m. JAMES HARRIS ADAMS, March 28, 1865, Trimble Co. KY. |
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Notes for JAMES HARRIS ADAMS: Trimble County Kentucky 1870 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson, second edition book published by Trimble County Historical Society with permission by Ms. Thompson. An addition of an index was added, indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Information enclosed in ( ) is an added made by The Trimble County Historical Society. In book: page 25. Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, M593; Roll, 501 Bedford District: Taken by Silas Gatewood on 13 June, 1870 name|age|sex|occupation|Value Real Estate|Place of Birth Adams, James|27|M|Farmer|1,200|Kentucky Melkisada|33|F|Kentucky Perry A.|3|M|Kentucky Victor O.|1|M|Kentucky ************************************************************************************* Trimble County Kentucky 1880 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson and Violet Morris Jennings. Indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Published by Trimble County Historical Society. Information enclosed in ( ) was added by the writer and not contained in census. Note: The enumerator left some places for information blank and tape is covering some data. Bedford District: Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, T9; Roll, 443 Page number in Book: 65 Place of birth Name|age|color|sex|relation|self|father|mother|Occupation|house# Adams, James|37|W|m|head|KY|KY|KY|(blank)|149-150 Melchisabeth|47|W|f|wife|KY|KY|KY|(nee Barnes) Perry A.|13|_|m|son|KY|KY|KY Victor O.|11|_|m|son|KY|KY|KY Ira O.|9|_|m|son|KY|KY|KY Mary|7|_|f|dau|KY|KY|KY Lillie|6|_|f|dau|KY|KY|KY Elmer|4|_|m|son|KY|KY|KY not named|1/12|Apr|son|KY|KY|KY|(b. 26 Sep 1876) ************************************************************************************** |
| v. | SHADRACK BARNES, b. September 11, 1835, KY; d. December 17, 1907; m. MARY J. MCCLURE, March 21, 1860, Trimble County Kentucky. |
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Notes for SHADRACK BARNES: Trimble County Kentucky 1870 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson, second edition book published by Trimble County Historical Society with permission by Ms. Thompson. An addition of an index was added, indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Information enclosed in ( ) is an added made by The Trimble County Historical Society. In book: page 29. Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, M593; Roll, 501 Taken by Silas Gatewood 13 June, 1870: Bedford District name age sex occup./Val.Real Est. Place of Birth Barnes, Shadrick 33 m farmer/ 3,000 Kentucky Mary J. 29 f " Elizabeth 9 f " Nathan W. 8 m " Emmit L. 6 m " Charles R. 4 m " James 2 m " Nathan 50 m farmhand " Crafton, Jackson 52 m farmhand Virginia *************************************************************************************** Trimble County Kentucky 1880 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson and Violet Morris Jennings. Indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Published by Trimble County Historical Society. Information enclosed in ( ) was added by the writer and not contained in census. Note: The enumerator left some places for information blank and tape is covering some data. Bedford District: pages 47-87 Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, T9; Roll, 443 Page number in Book: 80 Place of birth Name age/color/sex/relation self/father/mother Occup. house# Barn(e)s, Shadrach 44 W m head KY KY VA 280-282 Mary J. 38 W f wife KY OH KY (nee McClure) Lizzie J. 19 f dau KY KY KY William M. 17 m son " " " Emmit 15 m son " " " Charles 14 m son " " " James L. 11 m son " " " Curtis E. 9 m son " " " Garrett, James L. 30 m laborer S KY __ KY Brooks, Edward G. 25 m laborer S IN IN IN *************************************************************************************** Collect of Trimble County Kentucky 1900 from Virginia Taylor of the Trimble County Historical Society. (Collection of the surname Barnes.) [Note: all census records are entered under the Head of Household for the any given year) 1900 CENSUS 1900 Name age year place misc. BARNES, Shad 64 1835 KY KY VA b. Sep m.40 yrs Mary J. 58 1841 6-6 KY b. Nov m.40 yrs, nee McClure *************************************************************************************** Copy of obit from Virginia Ginn Taylor. MR. SHAD BARNES DEAD. AN OLD RESIDENT OF TRIMBLE Death Has Been Expected for About Ten Days. (note there is an artist sketch of him) At one o'clock Tuesday afternoon death relieved the suffering of Mr. Shad Barnes. For nearly ten days or since On Dec. 9 his children were called to his bedside and they have constantly attended him since that time. He has not been well for several years and his death may be said to be due to genendebility brought on by age. Deceased was seventy-two years old having been born Sept. 22, 1835. He was born and raised in Trimble county. In 1860 he was united in marriage with Miss Mary Jane McClure. His good wife together with their six children survive him. Of these Mrs. Lizzie Hudson, wife of F. W. Hndson, Nathan W. and Charile R. are residents of Trimble county; Emmett L. James L., and Curtis E. are residents of Indianapolis, Ind. Three half brothers, Reuben, Bing. and James of this county, also survive him. Mr. Barnes though never in public life was perhaps as well known as any man in the county, and numbered as many friends as anyone. He "stuck to the farm his fortune." He lived on the same farm all his married life. It was generally conceded that he was one of the wealthiest, if not the wealthiest man in the county. It may be well to add that much of his attention as a farmer was devoted to stock raising and in this he has indeed set a good example. The greater portion of his wealth lies in farm lands, some of the best. We have heard him remark that his ancestors in emigrating to Trimble passed through the great blue grass section of Kentucky, rejecting it for the better watered section. He regretted their lack of fore sight, and truly might he have regretted it for had they have known the value of what they rejected, he might have been truly "A blue grass king." For years he has been known among the men of finance in Trimble and adjoining counties. Early in their career he was made a director in the Bedford Loan & Deposit Bank and in the Deposit Bank of Sulphur. These positions he held until his death. Truly a great man is gone. In his sphere he was Naapoleon. Had his environments been different and his field larger he no doubt would have risen to the requirements of the place and stood the equal of any man around him. the funeral sevices were conducted at the home Thursday at eleven o'clock. The burial was at I.O.O.F. Cemetery at Bedford at 2 p.m. ******************************************************************** Notes for MARY J. MCCLURE: copies of these two obits below were from the Trimble County Historical Society. Newspaper clipping from Trimble Banner Aug. 1911 DIED SUDDENLY Mrs. Mary Jane Barnes, One of Our Citizens, Dropped Dead at The Home of F. W. Hudson Mrs. Mary Jane Barnes, aged 70 years, and widow of the late Mr. Shad Barnes, one of Trimble's largest land owners and wealthiest citizens, died Thursday morning of last week (August 24, 1911,) at the home of her son-in-law, Mr. F.W. Hudson, in the Poplar Ridge neighborhood, after an illness of only about twenty minutes. Miss Addie Hudson, the pretty young daughter of Mr. F.W. Hudson, was 21 years of age on that day, and the anniversary of her birth was to have been celebrated as a surprise to her. About fifty relatives and friends had assembled at this pleasant home to do honor to the occasion with hearts aglow in anticipation of a happy day, little dreaming of the impending gloom. Mrs. Barnes, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, whom all delighted to honor, and for whom the easy chair was arranged in the most conspicious place, arrived about ten o'clock, accompanied by her son, Mr. Emett Barnes, with whom she lived. In ten minutes after her arrival she was taken ill and twenty minutes later she was cold in death, due to acute indigestion, and a morning of happiness was ended in an evening of sorrow. Mrs. Barnes was an estimable lady, loved by all who knew her, and the sudden extinguishing of her earthly light was a shock and gloom to the entire neighborhood in which she resided. She is survived by six children, who are among Trimble's very best citizens, namely: Mrs. F.W. Hudson and Messrs. Nathan, Emett, Charles R., James and Curt Barnes, together with sixteen grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, all of whom have the sympathy of many friends. Funeral services were conducted at the Hudson residence Saturday morning at 11 o'clock by Rev. J.E. Wright, after which the remains were interred in the Odd Fellow's Cemetery at Bedford. Another Newspaper clipping about her death appeared a week later with a correction. SUDDEN DEATH Of Mrs. Mary J. Barnes On Thursday morning Aug. 24, 1911 about ten o'clock Mrs. Mary J. Barnes was suddenly called to her reward. Last week we stated that she "dropped dead". This was an error. Mrs. Barnes had been complaining for several days. That morning she remarked to her son, Emmett, that she felt badly. However, she decided to go to her daughter's for the day. On arriving there she found it necessary to lie down. It was soon seen that her condition was serious, and physicians were immediately summoned. She died however, before they arrived, but no doubt she was beyond all earthly aid when she arrived at her daughter's. Mrs. Barnes was the widow of Shad Barnes. Five sons and one daughter are left. They are Mrs. F.W. Hudson, N.W. Barnes, E.L. Barnes, and C. R. Barnes, of Trimble County, J. L. Barnes and C.E. Barnes, of Indianapolis. At the time of her death she was nearing her seventieth birthday. Her maiden name was McClure. Mrs. Barnes was a good woman and the best of mothers. To this fact the love of five stalwart sons and a worthy daughter gives best proof. But to this is added the respect and friendship of a large and highly respectable community. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Wright at the home of Mrs. Hudson. The burial was at the I.O.O.F. cemetery at Bedford. Many beautiful floral designs were offered as a last tribute by family and friends. *********************************************************************** Obit from Virginia Ginn Taylor A NOBLE LIFE ENDED. Mrs. Mary J. Barnes passed away Thursday, Aug. 24, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Hudson, where she had gone that morning to a surprise birthday party given in honor of her granddaughter, Addie Hudson. She complained of feeling badly when she came and had been sick for over a week but exerted herself to go to the birthday party. She was there only a short while before she was taken worse and passed away before medical aid could be summoned. It was indeed a scene never to be forgotten -- the beautiful home decorated in its gala arrite; the dining room a picture in its pink and white dress; the table loaded with its feast of good things, and the guests all ready awaiting the return of Addie who had gone to church at Poplar Ridge that morning, when the Death Angel came up on the festive scene and took dear Grandma Barnes home. It was indeed a fearful surprise one that will never be forgotten and changed the bright anticipations of happiness into a scene of sorrow and sadness. "Twas so sudden", our white lips said, As we gazed on the face of our beautiful dead. Be ready for soon your time will come To enter the golden gate. Mrs. Barnes was the widow of the late Shad Barnes who died about 4 years ago. She was born in Woodford County, Ky., Nov. 29, 1841, and came with her parents to this county when only two years of age. She is survived by six children, one daughter, Mrs. F. W. Hudson, and five sons, Nathan, Emmett and Charles Barnes, of this county, and James and Curt Barnes, of Indianapolis; fifteen grandchildren, two sisters and three brothers. Mrs. Barnes was a noble, good woman, and the sweet smile and pleasant word she had for every one will be missed in this community where she spent her life. Her warm heart and tender compassion for suffering made up a character that endeared her most to those who knew her best. She was the best of wives and mothers. No one enjoyed more than she the companionship of her friends, but the one thing for which she lived was the welfare of her children, and her greatest pleasure was to have them with her. And how they all appreciated that mother was shown by their great grief at the loss of their dear one they had loved so fondly. The deepest sympathy to the whole commuity, __________ the daughter to whom she was so devoted and the son who lived with her and to whom mother was his all and where home is now broken up. May her influence abide with them all to inspire them to noble deeds, and may a life so true not be swallowed up in the grave, but may its lovely deeds in the words of the poet "Smell sweet and blossom in the dust". The funeral services were conducted at the home of Mrs. F. W. Hudoon Saturday morning at 11 o'clock by Rev. J. E. Wright. The burial took place in I.O.O.F. Cemetery at Bedford. The pall bearers were her sons, Nathan, Emmett, Charles, Jas. and Curt Barnes and F.W. Hudson. The honorary pall bearers were her granddaughters, Mrs. Mary Coombs, Addie Hudson, Fannie, Willie, Emma Lee and Mary Barnes. The floral tributes were exquisitely beautiful and in such profusion as is seldom seen. (signed) A Friend. ************************************************************************ |
| vi. | ELLEN4 BARNES, b. d. infancy. |
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| vii. | LUCY BARNES, b. Abt. 1849; m. WESLEY ROWLETT. |
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| viii. | SARAH A. BARNES, b. 1844; d. 1926; m. SANFORD MCCLURE, April 1862, Trimble Co. KY at William Barnes's home. |
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Notes for SANFORD MCCLURE: Trimble County Kentucky 1870 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson, second edition book published by Trimble County Historical Society with permission by Ms. Thompson. An addition of an index was added, indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Information enclosed in ( ) is an added made by The Trimble County Historical Society. In book: page 82. Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, M593; Roll, 501 Taken by Silas Gatewood 13 June, 1870: Milton District: name age sex occup./Val.Real Est. Place of Birth McClure, Sandford 29 m farmer/ 500 Kentucky Sallie A. 25 f " Margaret E. 7 f " Ina A. 5 f " Nannie 3 f " James 5/12 m " Bates, John W. 28 m farmhand Indiana *************************************************************************************** Trimble County Kentucky 1880 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson and Violet Morris Jennings. Indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Published by Trimble County Historical Society. Information enclosed in ( ) was added by the writer and not contained in census. Note: The enumerator left some places for information blank and tape is covering some data. Milton District starting on page 1 thru page 39. Started on 1 June 1880, ended 25 June 1880, by S.G. Luckett. Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, T9; Roll, 443 Page number in Book: 13 Place of birth Name age/color/sex/relation self/father/mother Occup. house# McClure, Sanford 40 W m head KY KY KY(John Sanford)122-123 Sallie 36 W f wife " " " (nee Barnes) Maggie 17 f dau " " " Ina 14 f dau " " " Nannie 13 f dau " " " James 11 m son " " " John 7 m son " " " Nellie 6 f dau " " " Maude 4 f dau " " " Willie 1 m son " " " Bates, Wesley 38 W m laborer s KY IN IN Cassity, Nule 26 W m " KY KY KY *************************************************************************************** Trimble County Kentucky 1920 Census; transcribed by Violet Morris Jennings and Virginia Ginn Taylor. Indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Published by Trimble County Historical Society. Information enclosed in ( ) was added by the writer and not contained in census. From the Book: "We have added the maiden name of wife or widow from Vital Statistics or marriage records when known. When first copied, the writer added birth dates from Vital Statistics Births for her use. They were left in. In most instances they are correct. The date the census was recorded is in each precinct, usually in January. Also we added the household number for your convenience in you checking the microfilm to see the way it is recorded on the census books." The Precincts or Districts are as follows: Milton Town--by Noble P. Ewing; pages 1-8 East Milton Precinct--6 Jan - 14 Jan-by Noble P. Ewing; pages 8-20 West Milton--2 Jan - 21 Jan-by William F. Bulter; pages 20-39 Trout Precinct--2 Jan - 28 Jan-by Sherley H. Long; pages 39-54 Bedford Town District--2 Jan - 28 Jan-by William J. Jackson; pages 54-60 Bedford District--6 Jan - 28 Jan-by William J. Jackson; pages 60-72 numbers as written. Some are not in sequence. West Bedford Precinct--2 Jan - 27 Jan-by Chan M. Cutshaw; pages 72-87 Barebone Precinct--27 Jan - 2 Feb-by Chan M. Cutshaw; pages 88-98 Providence Precinct--2 Jan - 12 Jan-by Jesse B. Hood; pages 98-107 Palmyra Precinct--13 Jan - 27 Jan-by Jesse B. Hood; pages 107-119 Antioch Precinct--2 Jan - 12 Jan-by Charles B. Cook; pages 119-127 Burrows Precinct--13 Jan - 29 Jan-by Charles B. Cook; pages 128-139 Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, T625; Roll, 600 Page number in Book: 50 House Number: 110-110 Surname|Given Name|Relation|sex|color|age|martial stat.|Where born|Father born|Mother born|Occupation & where: McClure|Sanford|head|m|W|79|M|KY|KY|KY|none |Sallie|wife|f|W|75|M|KY|KY|KY|(nee Barnes) |Ina|dau|f|W|53|S|KY|KY|KY *************************************************************************************** |
| ix. | LILLY ANN BARNES, b. 1847, Trimble Co. KY; d. January 17, 1928; m. ROBERT FRANKLIN PERKINSON, November 17, 1864, Trimble Co. KY. |
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Notes for LILLY ANN BARNES: Typied copy of Obit from Virginia Taylor with the Trimble County Historical Society. Obit either from Trimble County Democrat or Madison Courier. Note anything in ( ) was added by the TCH Society. 17 Jan 1928 PERKINSON, Lillie A. (Barnes), 81, buried Memorial Park Cem., a former resident of Trimble Co., [d/o William and Rebecca Parham Barnes]. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Lottie Cain; Mrs. Lucy Lynch; Mrs. Nora Cull; sons, Willard and Otis Perkinson, brothers, Benjamin; James and Reuben Barnes. *************************************************************************************** Notes for ROBERT FRANKLIN PERKINSON: Trimble County Kentucky 1870 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson, second edition book published by Trimble County Historical Society with permission by Ms. Thompson. An addition of an index was added, indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Information enclosed in ( ) is an added made by The Trimble County Historical Society. In book: page 25. Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, M593; Roll, 501 Taken by Silas Gatewood 13 June, 1870: Bedford District name age sex occup./Val.Real Est. Place of Birth Perkinson, Robert 25 m farmer/ 1,200 Kentucky Lilly A 23 f " Leonora 3 f " Adolphus 1 m " *************************************************************************************** Trimble County Kentucky 1880 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson and Violet Morris Jennings. Indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Published by Trimble County Historical Society. Information enclosed in ( ) was added by the writer and not contained in census. Note: The enumerator left some places for information blank and tape is covering some data. Milton District starting on page 1 thru page 39. Started on 1 June 1880, ended 25 June 1880, by S.G. Luckett. Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, T9; Roll, 443 Page number in Book: 12 Place of birth Name age/color/sex/relation self/father/mother Occup. house# Perkinson, Robert F 36 W m head KY VA IN 120-121 Lilly 34 W f wife KY KY KY (nee Barnes) Lenora 14 f dau " " " Willard 7 m son " " " Lottie 2 f dau " " " Collins, Robert 22 W m laborer TN TN TN Pearce, Polly 40 W f servant " " " wd *************************************************************************************** Trimble County Kentucky 1900 CENSUS 1900 Name age year place misc. PERKINSON, Robert F. 55 1844 KY b.Dec m. 36 yrs,s/o Adolphus (8) Lillian 53 1846 b.Sep m. 36 yrs, nee Barnes Lottie 13 1877 b.Jun Otis 9 1881 b.Nov m. Goldie Vawter *************************************************************************************** Lucy 1/12 1890 b.Apr m. 1st Lynch, 2nd Carter |
| x. | NANCY BARNES, b. 1848; d. 1928; m. RICHARD LITTLE, January 24, 1871, Trimble Co. KY. |
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| xi. | REUBEN BARNES, b. November 30, 1850, KY; d. December 08, 1929, Riverside, CA; m. NANNIE A. PERKINSON, December 19, 1872, Trimble Co. KY. |
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Notes for REUBEN BARNES: Typied copy of Obit from Virginia Taylor with the Trimble County Historical Society. Obit either from Trimble County Democrat or Madison Courier. Note anything in ( ) was added by the TCH Society. BARNES, Reuben, 79, Calif. bur. California, born and reared in Trimble Co., Surv. by widow [NANNIE A. PERKINSON BARNES], and 7 ch., Dona Ervin; Lawrence D.; William Shelby; Oather F. Barnes; Mrs. O.H. (Lucy Chella) Schirmer; Mrs. D.C. (Lillie Ann) Ralston; Mrs. W.L. (Lizzie Myrtle) Wright. 1 son Bealie Melvin Barnes, dec'd. *************************************************************************************** Trimble County Kentucky 1880 Census; transcribed by Donna Stark Thompson and Violet Morris Jennings. Indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Published by Trimble County Historical Society. Information enclosed in ( ) was added by the writer and not contained in census. Note: The enumerator left some places for information blank and tape is covering some data. Bedford District: pages 47-87 Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, T9; Roll, 443 Page number in Book: 69 Place of birth Name age/color/sex/relation self/father/mother Occup. house# Barnes, Reuben 29 W m head KY IN KY 184-186 Nannie 27 W f wife KY KY IN (nee Perkinson) Donie 6 m son " " " Bealy 4 m son " " " Lucy C 1 f dau " " " (b. 9 Nov 1878) *************************************************************************************** Collect of Trimble County Kentucky 1900 from Virginia Taylor of the Trimble County Historical Society. (Collection of the surname Barnes.) [Note: all census records are entered under the Head of Household for the any given year) 1900 CENSUS 1900 Name age year place misc. BARNES, Reuben 49 1850 KY KY KY b.Nov, m. 28 yrs. Nannie 46 1853 9-8 KY b. Oct, m. 28 yrs,(nee Perkinson) Lawrence 19 1881 b.Jan Other 16 1883 b.Jul Shelby 14 1885 b.Sep Lillian A. 9 1890 b.Oct Lizzie M. 5 1894 b.Jul *************************************************************************************** Collect of Trimble County Kentucky 1910 from Virginia Taylor of the Trimble County Historical Society. (Collection of the surname Barnes.) [Note: all census records are entered under the Head of Household for the any given year) 1910 CENSUS 1910 Name age year place misc. BARNES, Reuben 59 1851 KY KY KY m1 35 Nannie A. 56 1854 9-7 KY m1 35, nee Perkinson Alice L. 19 1891 (14 Oct 1890 s.c.) Myrtle 15 1895 (3 Jul 1896 s.c.) *************************************************************************************** Trimble County Kentucky 1920 Census; transcribed by Violet Morris Jennings and Virginia Ginn Taylor. Indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Published by Trimble County Historical Society. Information enclosed in ( ) was added by the writer and not contained in census. From the Book: "We have added the maiden name of wife or widow from Vital Statistics or marriage records when known. When first copied, the writer added birth dates from Vital Statistics Births for her use. They were left in. In most instances they are correct. The date the census was recorded is in each precinct, usually in January. Also we added the household number for your convenience in you checking the microfilm to see the way it is recorded on the census books." The Precincts or Districts are as follows: Milton Town--by Noble P. Ewing; pages 1-8 East Milton Precinct--6 Jan - 14 Jan-by Noble P. Ewing; pages 8-20 West Milton--2 Jan - 21 Jan-by William F. Bulter; pages 20-39 Trout Precinct--2 Jan - 28 Jan-by Sherley H. Long; pages 39-54 Bedford Town District--2 Jan - 28 Jan-by William J. Jackson; pages 54-60 Bedford District--6 Jan - 28 Jan-by William J. Jackson; pages 60-72 numbers as written. Some are not in sequence. West Bedford Precinct--2 Jan - 27 Jan-by Chan M. Cutshaw; pages 72-87 Barebone Precinct--27 Jan - 2 Feb-by Chan M. Cutshaw; pages 88-98 Providence Precinct--2 Jan - 12 Jan-by Jesse B. Hood; pages 98-107 Palmyra Precinct--13 Jan - 27 Jan-by Jesse B. Hood; pages 107-119 Antioch Precinct--2 Jan - 12 Jan-by Charles B. Cook; pages 119-127 Burrows Precinct--13 Jan - 29 Jan-by Charles B. Cook; pages 128-139 Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, T625; Roll, 600 Page number in Book: 47 House Number: 73-73 Surname|Given Name|Relation|sex|color|age|martial stat.|Where born|Father born|Mother born|Occupation & where: Barnes|Reuben|head|m|W|69|M|KY|KY|KY|Farmer |Nannie A.|wife|f|W|66|M|KY|KY|IN|(nee Perkinson) *************************************************************************************** |
| xii. | MARY J. BARNES, b. October 23, 1853; m. BERT TALBOTT. |
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| xiii. | BINGHAM BARNES, b. August 06, 1855, KY; d. November 27, 1943; m. MARY PLUMOFF, February 20, 1879. |
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Notes for BINGHAM BARNES: Typied copy of Obit from Virginia Taylor with the Trimble County Historical Society. Obit either from Trimble County Democrat or Madison Courier. Note anything in ( ) was added by the TCH Society. 27 Nov 1943 BARNES, Bing, 88, buried Moffett Cemetery, (s/o William and Rebecca Parham Barnes), m. Mary E. Plummer, 10 children, 5 Survive, Guy; William; Dan Barnes; Mrs. Nettie Odgen and Mrs. Bertha Manker. (Note: Was Mary's name Plummer or Plumoff as on m. 20 Feb 1879?) *************************************************************************************** Collect of Trimble County Kentucky 1880 from Virginia Taylor of the Trimble County Historical Society. (Collection of the surname Barnes.) [Note: all census records are entered under the Head of Household for the any given year) 1880 CENSUS 1880 Name age year place misc. BARNES, Bingham 22 1858 KY IN KY s/o Wm. (1797) & Rebecca Mary 18 1862 KY KY IN (nee PLUMOFF) Nettie 6/12 1879 Nov. JOSEPH 19 1861 s/o William (1797) & Rebecca *************************************************************************************** Collect of Trimble County Kentucky 1900 from Virginia Taylor of the Trimble County Historical Society. (Collection of the surname Barnes.) [Note: all census records are entered under the Head of Household for the any given year) 1900 CENSUS 1900 Name age year place misc. BARNES, Bing 44 1855 KY IN IN b. Aug m. 21 yrs. Mary E. 37 1863 8-5 IL KY KY b.Jan, m.21 yrs. (nee Plumhoff) Nettie F. 20 1880 b.Jan Willie L. 18 1882 b.Jan Danial O. 15 1885 b.Apr Birtha F. 12 1889 b.Apr Alta 9 1891 b.Feb dau. *************************************************************************************** 1910 CENSUS 1910 Name age year place misc. BARNES, Bingmon 54 1856 KY KY KY m1 30 Mary K. 48 1862 9-7 IL KY KY m1 30, nee Plumhuff Alta 17 1893 dau (15 Dec 1891 s.c.) Guy B. 4 1906 son (11 Apr 1906 s.c.) *************************************************************************************** Trimble County Kentucky 1920 Census; transcribed by Violet Morris Jennings and Virginia Ginn Taylor. Indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Published by Trimble County Historical Society. Information enclosed in ( ) was added by the writer and not contained in census. From the Book: "We have added the maiden name of wife or widow from Vital Statistics or marriage records when known. When first copied, the writer added birth dates from Vital Statistics Births for her use. They were left in. In most instances they are correct. The date the census was recorded is in each precinct, usually in January. Also we added the household number for your convenience in you checking the microfilm to see the way it is recorded on the census books." The Precincts or Districts are as follows: Milton Town--by Noble P. Ewing; pages 1-8 East Milton Precinct--6 Jan - 14 Jan-by Noble P. Ewing; pages 8-20 West Milton--2 Jan - 21 Jan-by William F. Bulter; pages 20-39 Trout Precinct--2 Jan - 28 Jan-by Sherley H. Long; pages 39-54 Bedford Town District--2 Jan - 28 Jan-by William J. Jackson; pages 54-60 Bedford District--6 Jan - 28 Jan-by William J. Jackson; pages 60-72 numbers as written. Some are not in sequence. West Bedford Precinct--2 Jan - 27 Jan-by Chan M. Cutshaw; pages 72-87 Barebone Precinct--27 Jan - 2 Feb-by Chan M. Cutshaw; pages 88-98 Providence Precinct--2 Jan - 12 Jan-by Jesse B. Hood; pages 98-107 Palmyra Precinct--13 Jan - 27 Jan-by Jesse B. Hood; pages 107-119 Antioch Precinct--2 Jan - 12 Jan-by Charles B. Cook; pages 119-127 Burrows Precinct--13 Jan - 29 Jan-by Charles B. Cook; pages 128-139 Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, T625; Roll, 600 Page number in Book: 51 House Number: 113-113 Surname|Given Name|Relation|sex|color|age|martial stat.|Where born|Father born|Mother born|Occupation & where: Barnes|Bing|head|m|W|64|M|KY|IN|KY|Farmer |Mary E.|wife|f|W|57|M|IL|Ger|IN|(nee Plumbhuff) |Guy B.|son|m|W|18|S|KY|KY|IL (Note: Some records have Mary E. Plumber instead of Blumbhuff, and sometimes other spellings) *************************************************************************************** Notes for MARY PLUMOFF: Typied copy of Obit from Virginia Taylor with the Trimble County Historical Society. Obit either from Trimble County Democrat or Madison Courier. Note anything in ( ) was added by the TCH Society. 15 Jun 1942 BARNES, Mary Elizabeth, 80, buried Moffett Cemetery, b. Glispie, IL, 16 Apr 1862, (d/o George & Ruby Plummer or Plumoff). m. Bingham Barnes in May 1879, or (20 Feb 1879). 10 ch., 5 survive with husband, Mrs. Delt (Nettie) Ogden; Mrs. Bertha Manker; Will; Guy and Dan Barnes. *************************************************************************************** |
| xiv. | JAMES HENRY BARNES, b. October 26, 1857, KY; d. July 01, 1930, Jefferson Co. IN; m. MARTHA C. HUDSON, December 07, 1882, Trimble Co. KY. |
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Notes for JAMES HENRY BARNES: Typied copy of Obit from Virginia Taylor with the Trimble County Historical Society. Obit either from Trimble County Democrat or Madison Courier. Note anything in ( ) was added by the TCH Society. 1 Jul 1930 BARNES, James Henry, 72, Madison, IN, bur. Moffett Cem., born and reared Pleasant Retreat community, (s/o William and Rebecca Parham Barnes). Surv. by widow, Mattie Hudson Barnes, 6 children, Leslie M.; Elmo; Hubert; William Floyd Barnes; Mrs. L.C. McIntire and Nannie Little, 1 bro., Bingham Barnes. *************************************************************************************** Cemetery Book of Trimble County published by Trimble County Historical Society: Moffett Cemetery, Milton, KY: Section E; Row 6; 4 single stones: Barnes, J. H. (James Henry) b. 1857 d. (30 Jun 1930): Barnes, Mattie C. His wife b. (24 Dec) 1860 d. (17 Nov) 1945: Stone with R.F. & Mammie E. Collins. *************************************************************************************** Collect of Trimble County Kentucky 1900 from Virginia Taylor of the Trimble County Historical Society. (Collection of the surname Barnes.) [Note: all census records are entered under the Head of Household for the any given year) 1900 CENSUS 1900 Name age year place misc. BARNES, James 42 1857 KY KY KY b.Oct, m. 17 yrs. Mattie 39 1860 8-6 KY b.Dec, m. 17 yrs. nee Hudson Leslie M. 16 1883 b.Oct Pearl 14 1885 b.Sep Floid 13 1887 b.Apr Nannie 10 1889 b.Jun Mamie 8 1891 b.Nov Elmo 3 1897 b.Jan Hubert 4/12 1900 b.Feb *************************************************************************************** Collect of Trimble County Kentucky 1910 from Virginia Taylor of the Trimble County Historical Society. (Collection of the surname Barnes.) [Note: all census records are entered under the Head of Household for the any given year) 1910 CENSUS 1910 Name age year place misc. BARNES, James H. 53 1852 KY KY KY m1 24 Mattie C. 49 1861 8-7 KY m1 24, nee Hudson Pearl 23 1887 single Nannie B. 21 1889 single (28 Jul 1889 s.c.) Mamie E. 19 1891 (18 Nov 1890 s.c.) Elmo 14 1896 (27 Jan 1896 s.c.) Hubert 10 1900 (25 Feb 1900 s.c.) *************************************************************************************** Trimble County Kentucky 1920 Census; transcribed by Violet Morris Jennings and Virginia Ginn Taylor. Indexed by Virginia Ginn Taylor. Published by Trimble County Historical Society. Information enclosed in ( ) was added by the writer and not contained in census. From the Book: "We have added the maiden name of wife or widow from Vital Statistics or marriage records when known. When first copied, the writer added birth dates from Vital Statistics Births for her use. They were left in. In most instances they are correct. The date the census was recorded is in each precinct, usually in January. Also we added the household number for your convenience in you checking the microfilm to see the way it is recorded on the census books." The Precincts or Districts are as follows: Milton Town--by Noble P. Ewing; pages 1-8 East Milton Precinct--6 Jan - 14 Jan-by Noble P. Ewing; pages 8-20 West Milton--2 Jan - 21 Jan-by William F. Bulter; pages 20-39 Trout Precinct--2 Jan - 28 Jan-by Sherley H. Long; pages 39-54 Bedford Town District--2 Jan - 28 Jan-by William J. Jackson; pages 54-60 Bedford District--6 Jan - 28 Jan-by William J. Jackson; pages 60-72 numbers as written. Some are not in sequence. West Bedford Precinct--2 Jan - 27 Jan-by Chan M. Cutshaw; pages 72-87 Barebone Precinct--27 Jan - 2 Feb-by Chan M. Cutshaw; pages 88-98 Providence Precinct--2 Jan - 12 Jan-by Jesse B. Hood; pages 98-107 Palmyra Precinct--13 Jan - 27 Jan-by Jesse B. Hood; pages 107-119 Antioch Precinct--2 Jan - 12 Jan-by Charles B. Cook; pages 119-127 Burrows Precinct--13 Jan - 29 Jan-by Charles B. Cook; pages 128-139 Federal Census Mircofilm: Series, T625; Roll, 600 Page number in Book: 47 House Number: 74-74 Surname|Given Name|Relation|sex|color|age|martial stat.|Where born|Father born|Mother born|Occupation & where: Barnes|James H.|head|m|W|62|M|KY|KY|KY|Farmer |Mattie C.|wife|f|W|60|M|KY|VA|VA|(nee Hudson) |Mamie E.|dau|f|W|29|S|KY|KY|KY *************************************************************************************** Notes for MARTHA C. HUDSON: Typied copy of Obit from Virginia Taylor with the Trimble County Historical Society. Obit either from Trimble County Democrat or Madison Courier. Note anything in ( ) was added by the TCH Society. 17 NOV 1945 BARNES, Mattie, 85, near 86, buried Moffett Cem., b. 24 Dec 1860, d/o late Rev. William Allen and Nancy Hudson, one of 12 ch., surv. by 1 sis., Mrs. Nannie Joyce. Mattie m. 1882 to James H. Barnes, who died 1 Jul 1930, 7 ch., dau., Mrs. Mayme Callis died 24 years ago, surviving are: Mrs. Pearl McIntire; Mrs. Leslie Barnes; Mrs. Nannie Schirmer; Floyd; Hubert and Elmo Barnes. *************************************************************************************** Cemetery Book of Trimble County published by Trimble County Historical Society: Moffett Cemetery, Milton, KY: Section E; Row 6; 4 single stones: Barnes, J. H. (James Henry) b. 1857 d. (30 Jun 1930): Barnes, Mattie C. His wife b. (24 Dec) 1860 d. (17 Nov) 1945: Stone with R.F. & Mammie E. Collins. *************************************************************************************** |
| xv. | JOSEPH DANIEL BARNES, b. 1864; m. SALLY ARNETT, December 16, 1884, Trimble Co. KY. |
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