BARNES William

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Farmer/Land owner
• Religion: Episcopal
• Alt. Birth: 22 Oct 1755; Amwell, Hunterdon, New Jersey

Notes:

Family bible. Printed and sold by Collins and Co. N.Y. 1814 in the possess
ion of Bernard Smith Stroudsburg PA.

rec. Brenda Miller
Mentioned in early Warren Co NJ Will
Identified in will of grandfather Thomas KitchenResearch compiled by Joan ne Sholes

Warren Co. N.J. Abstracts of Divisions and Petitions filed at the Courthou se Belvidere, N.J. from 1825 - 1846. Abstracted by H. Alleman & P. Weibez hl 1978. Petitioner: Amos Barnes, location on the road from Centervil le to Columbia in right of himself as son and heir-at-law. States th at he has purchased the shares of William, Charlotte, Jacob & George. Hei rs at law and relationship to deceased. Recorded 05 Jun 1842 St. Jam es Episcopal Ch Funeral Records. Was in Warren Co. Knowleton in 1830 Cens us Pg. 381 Father possibly named John. Family bible. Printed and so ld by Collins and Co. N.Y. 1814 in the possession of Bernard Smith Strouds burg PA.

Possibly brother of one John Barnes.
According to Snell's book on Warren Co, brothers William and James Barn es had a farm in Knowlton Township. John Barnes was member of the Episcop al Church in Knowlton Township. A Reverend Albert Barnes from Philadelph ia preached a sermon when a church was dedicated there in 1850.

(rec. Brenda Miller)
Mentioned in early Warren Co NJ Will
Records of Brenda Miller
left land in Amwell

THE BARNES FAMILIES OF GRIMSBY
by Eileen Bickford Hodgson, U.E.
Over twenty years ago as I researched my maternal ancestors of OLMST ED and DAVIS, I watched, also, for references to my grandmother's BARNES f amily which I believed had settled in the area around Hamilton in the er ly nineteenth century. Aside from snippets of information, the most I cou ld find ws in Vol. 3 of ANNALS OFTHE FORTY, published by Grimsby Historic al Society from 1950 to 1959. Grimsby was situated on 40 Mile Creek, so-c alled because it was estimated to be 40 miles from wherethe Niagara Riv er empties into Lake Ontario. Of the 10 volumes that comprise the ANNAL S, 3 to 9 contain data in alphabetical order on 280+ "Loyalist and Pione er Families of West Lincoln, 17;83-1833". The articles vary in length acc ording to the person who provided information on the family. Some, su ch as the NELLES, PILKINGTON, or SMITH families, take up several pages.
Material on the BARNES name covered only about a page, but I recogniz ed a few names and knew that this family must be connected to my own lin e. The information was very garbled and the author must have guessed at t he composition ofthe family. It did not give any indication of where t he family had originated, nor did it lead to further reserch. It was some time before I was able to proceed and then it was only because I found pap ers saved by my grandmother, Louisa Jane (BARNES) OLMSTED, wife of Moss In gersoll OLMSTED, Saltfleet.
No exhaustive research has been done on the BARNES family of Grims by and the following data is given to help those in the same quandary th at I was in. I hope it will lead to the discovery of further informati on on the line of John BARNES as well as on any other BARNES brothers w ho came to Canada. My own line descends from Thomas, who came to Cana da c. 1823 and settled on 100 acres of Clergy Reserve Land in Conc. I II S, east of Oakville in Trafalgar Township, Peel County. It is fairly w ell documented, but there is always more to discover.
There were two distinct BARNES families in or near Grimsby. Accordi ng to church registers and the census, the second family came from Englan d. Thjis explains the confused list of children in the ANNALS which inclu des some who did notbelong to John BARNES and his wife Ruth.
Just as many ofthe earlier United Empire Loyalist settlers came to t he Forty from New Jersey, so did John and Ruth and at least one oftheirchi ldren. The had lived in the extreme northwest of N J on land that chang ed its name frequently until in 1824 part of Sussex County was separated f rom it and given the name of Warren County. A goodbook on the histo ry of New Jersey where the Barnes lived is Vol. II of the 1981 centenni al reprint ed. of HISTORY OF SUSSEX AND WARREN COUNTIES, NEW JERSEY, com piled by J P Snell. In it there is mention of Robert Allison, "an arde nt Episcopalian" who came from England before the Revolution and settl ed in the township of Knowlton. Church services were held in his home unt il land and money were donated, probably largely by Allison, toward the bu ilding of a church which became known as St. James Episcopal Church, Warre n, Delaware. I think it is safe to say that in the N J International Gene alogical Index ofthe LDS, all Barnes listed as being baptised or marri ed in this church are related to John of Grimsby and to my ancestor, Thom as BARNES.
John came to the Upper Canada between the birth of Royal c. 1810 in t he U.S. (1815 Canada Census) and that oftheir daughter Sabra born c. 18 17 in Grimsby. Amanda, probably their first child, was baptised 06 Aug 18 09 in N.J. (IGI for NJ, USA) but there is no mention of her in Grimsby rec ords. John was a stone mason and the proximity of the Niagara escarpme nt with its quantity of stone that couldbe used in his work must have ma de the place attractive to him. He came to Canada at a time when the l og cabins of early settlers were deteriorating and they could afford new s tone houses for themselves, and John was the very man to build them. Als o, he laid the stones for the first St. Andrew's Church. We do not know w here he lived when he came to Canada, but in 1846 he bought the north ha lf of Lot 13, Conc. IV in Saltfleet Township (50 acres) for two hundred po unds. It is situated above Grimsby on the road laid out by Gov. Simcoe al ong the edge ofthe escarpment.
Of the children named in the ANNALS the first one, Charles, who marri ed Ann BUCK
on 22 June 1835, does not belong to John's family. It should be noted th at in the list of marriages on p. 47 of Vol. 10 of the ANNALS, Ann's surna me is give as INCH, not BUCL. William, born 1841, who was killed accident ly on March 1, 1912, by an explosion, was probably of the same famil y, as was Hannah, all perhaps belonging to the BARNES family from England.
William and Matilda BARNES. whose children Ruth, b. 04 Oct 1838 , a nd Robert Allison, b. 25 Mar 1840, were baptised at St. Andrew's, we re my great grandparents, William Thomas BARNES and his second wife Matil da Jane, daugjter of Jonathan DAVIS and granddaughter of William DAVIS, U. E., of Harmony Hall, Mount Albion. William was a blacksmith and later a nd inventor who lived in Hamilton on John St. near where the Courthouse st ands to-day. Louisa Jane, their oldest child, was baptised at Christ Chur ch CAthedral. Ruth, their second child, was named for William's aunt, Ru th BARNES, and Robert Allison, their first son, was named by his fther f or the founder, of the St. James Church in NJ. In later years William BAR NES often travelled to his former home near the Delaware Water Gap to vis it his cousins, sons of John's brother, William BARNES, who remain ed in N J. In 1861 W. T. Barnes died on such a visit. His cousins wro te to Matilda that William thught he had "neuralgia" but the symptoms rese mbled those of a heart attack. (From his diary and family letters in t he possession of the author.)
The other children listed in the ANNALS, Royal, Sabra, and the twin s, Ann and Mary, were all children of John and Ruth BARNES. Mary di ed 28 May 1820, but Ann grew up to marry William Smith of Saltfleet, 11 D ec 1838. It is doubtful whether Sydney (sic) Barnes was John's daughte r, more probably a relative. Her first husband was Joel YALE and the re is nothing about the YALE family in the ANNALS. However, in the N J I GI there is Sidney, baptised 13 January 1808, son of another John BARNES a nd his wife Katherine/Catharine, whose surnames may have been Vusler. Cou ld a mistake have been made in the sex when copying for the IGI? I have f ound mistakes in it before. Was this the baptism of Sydney (BARNES) YAL E? I believe that , since there is no baptism for her or her son in Grims by, she was a widow when she came to Grimsby with Oliver. On 11 Februa ry 1843 she became the first wife of Isaac LEWIS, son of John and Rachel ( Wilcox) LEWIS, and had three children: Marvin Gain b. 22 Feb 1843, Sar ah b. 29 Oct 1845, and son Sidney b. 20 March 1847, who was buried on 02 A pril 1850 when 3 years old. Evidently his mother had puerperal fever aft er his birth for she was buried on 03 April 1847. Both her sons were buri ed in the same plot as John and Ruth BARNES.
From John's tombstone in St. Andrew's Cemetery we can figure th at he was born 17 December 1782, making him younger than hisbrother, Thom as Barnes, born 22 Oct 1777. (Data copied by W.T. Barnes, probably from F amily Bible). John's wife Ruth (surname unknown) was born 12 May 1792. T homas and John were said to be two in a family of seven boys. William, pe rhaps the eldest, remained in New Jersey, where he lived in the long and n arrow township of Pahaquarry beside the Delaware River just below the Wat er Gap. Though I hate to admit it, I am fairly sure that Elisha, who resi ded on Conc. IV, Zorra, and on 15 April 1827 chopped down a tree that fe ll on his house and killed his wife, was a 4th son, for Elisha was a popul ar name in the family. He had just moved to Zorra from Burford Township a nd was left with seven children. (Reid, W. D. Death notices of Ontario, 1 980). Two others may have been James BARNES of Norwich and Amos of Yarmou th, but the last one of the seven is unknown.
After John died in 1866 aged 83, Ruth lived on the farm for twelve mo re years. The Saltfleet 1851 Agricultural Census gives us a good id ea of how prosperous John's farm was. Of 50 acres, 33 were under crop s, 10 under pasture and he had 1 acre of gardens. The other 6 acres we re woodland. He had 21 acres in wheat, Indian corn, peas and oats and h ad produced 15 tons in hay, 60 lbs. wool, 400 lbs butter and 8 bbls of por k. He had 2 bulls or oxen, 6 cows, 3 horses, 30 sheep. Until Ruth di ed in 1878 aged 86 years, her two unmarried children, Sabra and Royal, liv ed with her. Royal worked the farm for her, but when Ruth died she will ed it to Sabra, the younger of the two. From then on thebrother and sist er lived together with Royal as his sister's tenant. The Stoney Creek Po st office was there in 1885 and may have been there in other years. (Salt fleet Township Voters' List for 1885, Polling Sub-division No. 3) Transcr iptions of monumental Inscriptions in St. Andrew's Cemetery, an excelle nt book of this nature, give the information tht Sabra was buried the re 23 July 1890, but there is no Stone on her grave. The ANNALS sttes Roy al died in 1890, also, but no record of where he was buried has been foun d.

William married EDMONDS Anna in 1780 in New Jersey. Anna (daughter of EDMONDS John) was born on 19 Mar 1755 in New Jersey; died on 28 Mar 1835 in Knowleton , Warren County New Jersey; was buried in Mar 1835 in Knowleton, Warren Co, NJ (Ramseyburg Cem). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Death rec. Paquary, Warren Co. N.J.
Marr, Rec. Warren Coj N.J. Vol 1 Marr by Rothe Justice of the Peace R. Bai rd, Marr. Rec. June 4, 1830. Both of Knowleton.
Picture of Cem. Stone from Ramseyburg Cem.
1850 Fed. Census Rec. N.A. Roll 465 Pahaquarry Twp. Warren Co. N.J. list ed as Farmer, Vol. 1200. b.N.J.
Cause of death was Measles. Return of Death Pg. 354 Pahaquary, Warren C o. N.J. (Rec. Brenda Miller)
Does not appear in 1860 Census. Wife Jane and two children listed.

Notes:

Appears in bible records of Barnes family
Records of Steve Barnes Fremont CA
Church records of St. James Episcopal Church Warren Co NJ

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850; Pahaquarry, Warren Co. N.J sheet 552

Notes:

Research compiled by Joanne Sholes
Bible records of Strunk/Barnes family
Rec. of St. James Episcopal Ch. Delaware, Warren Co. New Jersey. (rec. Brenda Miller)
Bible records in possession of Edna Mae Strunk

William married KIRKHUFF Catherine on 28 Oct 1801 in Knowleton , Warren County New Jersey. Catherine was born in 1783 in New Jersey; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1850 Census Knowleton, Warren Co. N.J. Pge. 540. listed as widow, age 6
Margaret Kirkhuff also there age 11 and brother James Barnes age 50 Sto ne Mason,
Rec. of St James Episcopal Ch. Delaware, Warren Co N.J (rec. Brenda Miller )

ProbateRec. dated 02 Sep 1829 Named wife Charlotte, Child, John, Jam es B, Salome Kinney, Sanny Ann Gibbs, Margaret, Susanna and Charlotte, Exe c. wife Charlotte and Gershom Barton have seen the name spelled "Carhof f" also found Marr rec in Sussex dated 11 Aug 1801 Co. (rec. Brenda Mille r)

Family/Spouse: KIRKHUFF John. John was born about 1777 in Knowlton, Sussex, New Jersey; died in Oct 1829 in Knowleton , Warren County New Jersey. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: KIRKHUFF John. John was born about 1777 in Knowlton, Sussex, New Jersey; died in Oct 1829 in Knowleton , Warren County New Jersey. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Contractor and Mason
• Alt. Birth: 17 Dec 1782; NJ

Notes:

Pic. of Cem. Stone. Ramseyburg Cem.
1860 Cen. Pahaquary Warren Co. listed as age 49 Pg. 41 also listed as bei ng born in Pa. (rec. Brenda Miller)

John laid the stones in the old St. Andrew's Church, Grimsby, Ontario, Can ada
Tombstone transcription: John Barnes Died 18th Jan 1860 aged 83 y rs 1 m 1 day

St. Andrews Church is a lovely quaint old church built 1794. It was us ed as a set in a Della Reese movie.
1860 Cen. Pahaquary Warren Co

Records of Loraine Ertelt

John married BARNES Ruth on 4 Dec 1807 in Sussex County, NJ. Ruth (daughter of BARNES John and MARY) was born on 16 May 1791 in Knowleton , Warren County New Jersey; died on 26 Apr 1878 in Saltfleet, Wentworth, Canada; was buried in St. Andrews Episcopal Church Cemetery Grimsby Ontario Can. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Cem. Rec. has stone on grave Block 2 Grave 083
1860 Census Waterford Twp. Oakland Co. Mich. living with brother Amo
1850 Census Knowleton, Warren Co. N.J. Pg 540 living with sister Charlott e, listed as Stone Mason age 50
Letter written to brother Samuel Barnes dated 10 Dec 1862 from Pontiac, M i. From Oakland Co. it states "brother of Amos Barnes Sr., Marr. Elizabe th son James and others" Marr. 1811 N.J. States he had son James and other s, others not mentioned. (rec. Brenda Miller)

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Wheelwright
• Census: 1850; Pahquarry, Warren, N.J
• Census: 1860; Upper Mt. Bethel, Northampton, PA

Notes:

Cemetery records

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Farmer/Landowner

Notes:

Church Rec. St. James Episcopal Ch. Delaware, Warren Co. N.J. 1769-184
1850 Census Hop Twp. Warren Co. J.J.
1860 Census Roll 1302-03, Pg. 385 Waterford Twp. Oakland Co. Mich.
1870 Cen. Pg 590 Waterford Twp. Oak. Co. Mi.

Oakland Co. Oakhill Cem. Rec. Pontiac. Oakland Co. Mi. Block 2 Lot 83 Gra ve 2 Large Stone at grave

Abstracted from OaklandCounty Records. It states that he arrived in Oakla nd Co. Cir. 1860.

Records of Brother Samuel Barnes Journal in possession of Bernard Smi th Of Stroudsburg, Pa. States "11 April 1860 Amos went to Michigan toda y" "weather cold and rainy"

Snells history of Warren and Sussex Co. Amos Barnes was a collector in Ho pe Twp. in 1854 & 1856

1855 New Jersey State Census Hope Twp. pg.4 listed 7 males 5 females.


According to records of Oakhill Cem. Amos purchased the cem. plots 24 O ct 1873 6 plots for $10.00. (rec. Brenda Miller)

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Gunsmith

Notes:

1850 Census Rec. Pahaquarry, Warren Co. N.J. Pg, 552.
1860 Census, Pahaquary, Warren Co. N.j. Pg 40. Listed as age 61, childr
en still living with him.
1870 Census Stroud Twp. Monroe Co. Pa. listed as age 70. Farmer living wi th daughters, Margaret, Susan and Son Silas W

Land Records, Grantor Vol. 30, Pg 571, 590, Vol. 31 Pg. 487
Rec. of Granddaughter Mrs. Cal. Smith of Stroudsburg, Pa. who has the Bar nes family bible

Rec of Rarnard Smith of Stroudsburg, Pa. Mrs. Smith's son.
Letters written between Samuel Barns and his brother Amos Barnes in Mic h. Lived Neola/Sciota, Monroe Pa

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850; Pahaquarry, Warren, New Yersey

Notes:

1850 Census indicated Mary could not read or write

Family/Spouse: STEPHENS Joseph. Joseph was born in 1796 in New Jersey; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Family records

Notes:

Rec. Brenda Miller

Christened:
Baptised in the courtyard

Notes:

William K. Barnes names first appears in the Bible records of Dick Barne s. His records indicated William K Barnes to have been a son of William a nd Catherine Barnes. Notes indicate William K. Barnes died in 1846.

Family/Spouse: CRAWN Euphemia. Euphemia was born in 1806 in Sussex, New Jersey; died on 16 Apr 1896 in Bradford Co, PA; was buried in Keen Summit Cemetery, Standing Stone, Bradford Co, PA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Baptism: 30 Nov 1817; Delaware, Warren Co. N.J.

Notes:

Rec. of St. James Episcopal Ch. Delaware, N.J.
Picture of Cem. Stone from Ramseyburg Cem.
Additional information re children taken from 1860 Census data. Warr en Co PA
James Barnes age 24 is also living with family in 1860. He is list ed as a carpenter.
Discrepancy on date of death. Cemetery stone indicates September 9, 185 -, aged 53-7-22.

Family/Spouse: BARNES Barbara --LNU--. Barbara and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Stone Mason
• Religion: Methodist

Notes:

Rec. of St. James Episco;al Ch. Delaware, Warren Co. N.J.


Member of The Reserve Militia 2nd Reg. Co. E. Township of Pahaquarry f or Civil War. According to letter written by son W.N.Barnes in 1895
Royal had become totally blind 1855 State of N.J. Census Pahquarry Twp.
Commemorative Bio. Rec. of N'Eastern Pa.: Beers Chicago, 1900: Pg. 102
Cem. Inscription,
Death Cert. Pg 40 Susquehanna Co./ Pa. cause of death "stomach problems'a ge 88 yrs
1880 Census Susquehanna Co. Pa. Rush Twp. Pg. 358 ED136 listed as age 6 7, farmer, with wife Melinda and son Nelson
Probate Record Dated 10 September 1902, Rush Twp. Susquahana Co. Pa. he leaves to his brother Ebenezer Baranes Ten Hundred dollar claim I hold against his lot as long as he own the ---as long as he lives after his death the ten hundred dollars to be divided between my son W.N. Barnes & Martha D evines, I bequeth to each of my two grand-daughters Blanche Barnes and Bes sie Barnes (Children of my late son W.T. Barnes) the sum of one hundred a nd fifty dollars to be paid at age twenty one. The rest of my estate I be queath to my son W.N. Barnes and daughter Martha Devine share and share al ike.
1850 Census Pahaquary Warren Co. N.J. listed a Stone Mason age 47
1860 Census Pahaquary Warren Co. N.J. page 41
1870 Census lived Susquehanna Co. Rush Twp. Penna. Pg 549 NA Roll 1455
1880 Census, Rush Twp. Susquehana Co. Pa. LDS Film#1255197 Pg. 358C list ed as age 67 years.
Family letters and records of Brenda Miller
(rec. Brenda Miller)Rec. of St. James Episcopal Ch. Delaware, Warren Co. N .J.

Royal married STEPHENS Malinda on 20 Apr 1850 in Pahaquarry Twp. Warren Co. N.J.. Malinda was born on 9 Dec 1827 in New Jersey; died on 2 Feb 1890 in Rush Twp. Susquahanna Co. PA; was buried in 1890 in Rush Center Cem. Rush Twp. PA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Identified through census pages 1850 Census New Jersey Warren Co

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850; Pahaquarry, Warren Co. N.J
• Census: 1860; Pahaquarry, Warren, NJ page 534
• Census: 1880; Guilford Dist. Surry Co. Va

Notes:

Rec. of St. James Episcopal Ch. Knowleton, N.J.
Letters and personal family records of Dick Barnes and W.B. Sholes
Records of Ray Strunk
Will book Surry VA Inventory at probate of estate

Family/Spouse: STRUNK Elenora. Elenora (daughter of STRUNK Jacob and CATHERINE) was born on 14 Nov 1832 in Pennsylvania; died on 8 Feb 1874 in Spring Grove, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850; Pahaquarry, Warren, NJ sheet 551
• Census: 1860; Pahaquarry, Warren, NY page 41
• Census: 1870; Wysox, Bradford, PA page 15
• Census: 1880; Rush, Susquehanna, PA Ed 136 page 12

Notes:

St. James Episcopal Ch. Rec from Delaware, Warren Co. N.J. (rec. Brenda M iller)
Some conflict in records One set list her BD as 1800 others suggest 1809

Listed in bible records
Subject of letters written in Barnes family
In 1880 census she is windowed and living with her brother Ebbon. Her a ge is listed as 66.

Family/Spouse: NEWELL Charles. Charles was born in 1817 in Ireland; died before 1880. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850; Pahaquarry, Warren Co. N.J
• Census: 1860; Pahaquarry, Warren, NY page 41
• Census: 1870; Wysox, Bradford, PA page 15
• Census: 1880; Rush, Susquehanna, PA Ed 136 page 12
• Census: 1900; Rush, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania ed 104

Notes:

1850 Census Pahaquarry, Warren Co. N.J. listed as age 31 yrs. Member of th eN.J. Militia Pahaquary Twp. 2nd Reg. Co. E. Reserve during Civil War. (r ec. Brenda Miller) Age varies from census to census. BD 1817 in 1900 rep orted as 1823 in 1910 Census
Ebenezer included a middle initial of W. in the 1900 census. He is livi ng with his nephew, William D. Barnes in Rush, Susquehanna PA

Notes:

Records of Loraine Ertelt
Church records from Grimsby papers indicat NT..no tombstone present
Name appears as Sydney as well

Notes:

Records of Loraine Ertelt

Notes:

Records of Loraine Ertelt
Identified in Annals Of The Forty

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1881; Farmer

Notes:

Death register 018391. Royal and Sabra his sister died within two wee ks of each other.
1881 Census Saltfleet, Wentworth, Ontario
Peter Reid identified as informant on Death register

Notes:

Death Certificate
Sabra is identified as a spinster on death register. She died of debili ty and old age.
death certificate number 018390
In 1881 Canadian census she lives with her brother Royal
Church records indicate buriel at the church but there is no tombstone
Notes include: Sabra Barnes 1817-1890 Former resident of Saltfleet

Notes:

Records of Loraine Ertelt
Baptised by Rev. Rev. William Samson
Death record 027694
Author: PHILLIPS, Gordon; deceased
Periodical: Smith Family History
Text: A compendium prepared in the 1980s
BAPM: CONC a
BAPM: BURI
Identified in will of John Barnes
Online marriage information Genealogy.com NJ Marriages
Work of Esther Doyle Read:

Notes:

Records of Loraine Ertelt
Church records
Plot and buriel info indicates no tombstone

Notes:

Records of Loraine Ertelt

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850; Pahaquarry, Warren, New Yersey

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850; Pahaquarry, Warren, New Yersey
• Census: 1860; Pahaquarry, Warren, New Jersey pg 41

Notes:

As per Bible records of Dick Barnes.
1880 Standing Stone Bradford PA Image 3 appears as Keene
Records of Kelly Parks
Tioga Cemetery Buried in daughter Arminda Hedley's plot Section K

Notes:

Identified in records of Dick Barnes. 1860 Census Warren Co NJ Knowleton
1880 Standing Stone Bradford PA Image 18 appears as Bellows
Marriage listed in Warren Journal 1853

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Farmer

Notes:

1900 Directory for Asylum, Bradford Co, PA (Liberty Corners) he is identif ied as a supervisor, dairy four cows, apiarist 10 colonies
1907/08 Directory He is in Towanda and is 72 years of age.
Gershorn appears as Gashum C. Barnes in the 1910 Census, Bradford Co. E d. 3 visit 135
He is identified as father in law. Head of household is George F. Trumbel l.
Gersham's names appears as Gershorn in some records.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1880; Farmer
• Residence: 1880; Rush, PA

Notes:

1850 Census New Jersey Living with mother Euphemia Crawn Barnes Gregg a nd step father Edwin Gregg. Identified as son of William K. Barnes and Eu phemia in Bible records of Dick Barnes.
Photo of tombstone taken by Millie Barnes Mika.
1860 kCensus Wysix, Bradford PA Page 14
1880 Census Rush, Susquehanna, PA page 355A
1870 Census Wysox, Bradford, PA page 686
1900Rush, Susquehanna, PA ed 104

Notes:

Bible pages of Dick Barnes
1870 Censu Standing Stone Bradford PA
1920 Census living as a boarder age 76 Bradford Standing Stone
Notes of Regina Roof ( granddaughter):
Elizabeth died at the home of her son Frank in 1928. She was 85. S he had suffered a stroke and was nursed by Frank and his wife Cora. She h ad a love of canaries and raised them.

Notes:

Appears in 1860 Census

Notes:

Records of Brenda Miller
1960 NJ Census.

Notes:

Appears in 1860 NJ Census
records of Brenda Miller.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Military: 21st Pa. Reg. in the Civil War
• Occupation: Farm Laborer
• Census: 1895; Pahaquarry, Warren, NJ
• Residence: 1930; Portland, Northampton, PA

Notes:

Served Co. 1 21st Calv. entered 28 February 1865, discharged by special or der July 3, 1865. Post office listed as Delaware Gap. Personal Discripti on: 5'9 complexion Ruddy, hair black, eyes brown.
1860 Census Pahaquary, Warren Co. N.J. living with parents age 12,
1870 Census Pahaquary Warren NJ Sheet 137
1880 Census Pahaquary Warren NJ
1890 Census Hardwick Warren NJ Veterans Schedule
1900 census he ws in Knowleton Twp. Warren Co. N>J> ED 191, listed as ag ae 53. (Rec. Brenda Miller)
1910 Knowlton, Warren County, New Jersey
1920 Knowlton, Warren, New Jersey He and Jane are living separately but w ithin a few doors of each other.
1910 Census Whitfield and Jane had been married about one year.
Birthdate on death certificate makes the birthyear 1847
1930 Knowlton, Warren, New Jersey. Whitfield was widowed by then.

OBITUARY Mon 4 May 1931
Funeral of Mr. Barnes
The funeral of Whitfield Barnes, Columbia, N J, Civil War veteran w as held on Saturday afternoon at the Columbia M E church with the pasto r, Rev. Samuel Oliver officiating assisted assisted by the choir of the ch urch. Following neighbors acted as pall-bearers: C E Lutz, M. W. Kinne y, Ora Gruver, E. Appleman, Clark Crisman and C E Stoil.
The veteran was accorded military honors, members of Emlyn H. Evans P ost. No. 373, of Bangor, and the Sons of Union Veterans of Bangor, attendi ng in bodies. They also conducted services at the grave in the Delaware c emetery. A salute was fired by a squad ofthe Sons of Veterans and taps we re sounded by a bugler.

American Civil War Soldiers
about Whitfield Barnes
Name: Whitfield Barnes ,
Enlistment Date: 28 Feb 1865
Side Served: Union
State Served: Pennsylvania
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 28 February 1865.
Enlisted in Company I, 21st Cavalry Regiment Pennsylvania on 28 Feb 1865.
Discharged from Company I, 21st Cavalry Regiment Pennsylvania on 3 Jul 186 5.

U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
about Whitfield E. Barnes
Name: Whitfield E. Barnes
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Pennsylvania
Regiment Name: 21 Pennsylvania Cav.
Regiment Name Expanded: 21st Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry (182nd Volunte ers)
Company: I
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Film Number: M554 roll 5

Notes:

Notes of Brenda Miller
1900 Rush, Susquehanna Ed 104
In 1910 William D. Barnes is living with Whitfield and Jane and identifi
ed as brother.
In 1910 census William indicatedthat he had been married 37 years. Willi am is living with brother, Whitfield.
1920 Census Knowlton, Warren, NJ
In 1910 William is living next door to Whitfield
1930 Census Knowlton, Warren, NJ William was married for a second ti me as indicated by census notes.

Obituary Sat 13 Dec 1930
William Barnes
William Banes, aged 78 years, who resided at Columbia, N J, died at 7 o'cl ock this morning in Warren Hospital, Phillipsburg, from a complicati on of ailments. Deceased was a carpenter by trade buy had not been employ ed for several years past. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. B.M. Barne s, of Fairdale, PA and a brother, Whitfield Barnes of Columbia..

Notes:

Records of Brenda Miller and Census of 1860

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Lawyer
• Religion: Baptist

Notes:

Centennial history of Susquahanna PA Pg 99 Attended school at Montrose. E ducated Factoryville, Lackawana Co. PA. admitted to the bar April 1879 Mem ber of the State Legislature in 1883 resided on farm in Rush Twp Su s. PA Died young leaving two daughters. Commemorative Bio. Rec. of N'Eas tern PA : J.H. Beers Co. Chicago 1900 Pg. 1024 Cem. Inscritption

1860 Census Pahaquary Warren Co. N.J. page 41
1870 Census lived Susquehanna Co. Rush Twp. Penna. Pg 549 NA Roll 1455
1880 Census Rush Twp. Susquahanna Co. Pa. Pg. 356 Ed. 136 Dist. 6 living w ith mother in law Mrs. E.P. Gray. Brother in laws, wife and baby. Watson a ge 28

Also appears as Woodrom is early birth records for Warren County

Quote from CENTENNIAL HISTORY SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
by Rhamanthus M. Stocker 1887 pg 99
Hon. Watson T. Barnes was born in Warren County, N.J., July 19, 185 0. He obtained his education at Factoryville, Lackawanna County, ;PA, a nd read law with Geo. P. Little, and was admitted to the bar in April, 187 9. He has withdrawn from the active practice of law, and is now residi ng on a farm in Rush township. He was a member of the Legislature in 1883 .

Other Events and Attributes:

• Religion: Methodist Cemetery Rush Twp. Sus. Co. PA

Notes:

Cemetery stone, Marriage record 1880 Cencus, Rush Susquehanna Co. Pa. Fil m#1255197
1860 Census Pahaquary Warren Co. N.J. page 41
1870 Census lived Susquehanna Co. Rush Twp. Penna. Pg 549 NA Roll 1455
1880 Census PA Susquehanna Rush Ed 136 Sheet 8
1910 Census PA Susquehanna Rush Ed 85 Sheet 8A
1920 Census PA Susquehanna Rush Ed 90 Sheet 7B
1930 Census PA Susquehanna Rush Ed 5 Sheet 3B

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Lawyer
• Religion: Methodist Cemetery Rush Twp. Sus. Co. PA
• Census: 1900; Montrose, Susquehanna, PA Ed 77 Sheet 14

Notes:

Admitted to the bar August 1882. He stood 3 ft 7 in and wt. 100lbs. H ad an office in the Brick block with D.T. Brewster and practiced Orphans C t. Law "History of Susquehanna Co. Pa" pg. 100
Cemetery stone at Rush Center
Reading Commemorataive Bio. Rec. of N'Eastern Pa.: J.H. Beers Co. Chica go 1900 Pg 1024. He was a "Master Mason" also member of Independent Ord er of Odd Fellows and of the Heptasophs. Belonged to the Republican Part y. In Rush Twp Register of Death from Susquehanna Co. Pa. Cause of Deat h: Brights Disease. Gave age as 51 yrs. Probate Record 30 April 1906 Su squehanna Co. PA most of his estate went to wife Lois Bleakley Barnes, $5 00 to Edward R. and Bruce Bleakley, at age 21. Uzal Kinney of Rush and wi fe Lois executor. Uzal Kinney was appointed guardian of children, Guy Sew ard, Edward Royal and Bruce Bleakley. Wife left household furnishings, la nd etc.

According to information provided by granddaughter Millie Barnes Mika wh en William died his wife put the children into the School for Fatherless b oys, Gerard College in Philly and the boys never saw her again.
1860 Census Pahaquary Warren Co. N.J. page 41
1870 Census lived Susquehanna Co. Rush Twp. Penna. Pg 549 NA Roll 1455
In 1880 William was residing at the home of his parents and was teachin g. 1880 Census Rush, Susquehanna, PA page 358C

Quote from Centennial History Susquehanna County Pennsylvania by Rhamanth us M. Stocker 1887
W. Nelson Barnes was born in Warren County, N.J., April 30, 1855. His par ents shortly afterwards removed to Rush township, where he obtained his ed ucation at the district schools and at home. He also attended school at M ontrose and taught school winters, in all seventeen terms. He read law wi th Little, Blakeslee, & Allen, and was admitted to the bar at August ter m, 1882. Mr. Barnes is only about three feet seven inches tall, and weig ht one hundred pounds. He is undoubetedy the shortest lawyer in the Stat e. He deserves great credit for his perseverence under difficulties in ob taining his education. He has an office in the brick block with D.T. Brew ster, and devotes himself principally to Orphans' Court practice.

Commemorative Riographical Record of Northeastern Pennsylvania pg 1021
"WILLIAM NELSON BARNES. Rising above the head of the mass are many m en of sterling worth and value, who by sheer perseverance and energy ha ve conquered furtune, and by their own unaided efforts have risen from t he ranks to stand among the successful few who now hold honorable positio ns in life. It isto his perseverance, indomitable energy and close applic ation that Mr. Barnes owes his success in life, and he is now most credita bly filling the office of deputy register and recorder of Susquehanna coun ty, Pennsylvania.
Mr. Barnes was born in Warren County, NJ April 30, 1855 a son of Roy al W. and Malinda (Stevens) Barnes, natives of Sussex county, N J. In th at State they continued to maketheir home until 1867 when they moved to De laware Water Gap, Monroe Co., Penn., but after residing there for two year s, they came to Susquehanna county. For a year they made their home in Au burn Township andthen removed to Rush township, where the mother died Febr uary 15, 1888, at the age of sixty-two years. The father, who was born De cember 14, 1813, is still living, and now makes his home with hisdaught er in Rush Township. He has been quite a prominent man in his communiy h as been called upon to fill township offices, and was director ofthe po or asylum for a time. In politics he is a Republican, and in early life w as a member ofthe Episcopal Church, but now belongs to the Methodist Episc opal Church, ofwhich his wife was also a consistent member. In their fami ly were four children: Watson T. (deceased) who was a prominent attorn ey of Montrose, and represented Susquehanna county in the State Legislatu re for two terms; Martha, wife of Alden Devine, a farmer of Rush Townshi p; William N., our subject; and Susan, who died in New Jersey at the a ge of three years. The paternal grandparents of our subject, William a nd Catherine (Kirkhuff) Barnes, were lifelong residents of Sussex and Warr en counties, N J, and the former was a gunsmith by trade.
William N. Barnes was reared on the home farm, and continued to li ve with his parents most of thetime until thirty years of age. At the a ge of nineteen he commenced teaching school, and successfully followed th at profession for seventeen terms in Rush township. On leaving home he st udied law with the firm of Little, Blakesley & Allen, of Montrose, at inte rvals for five years, and was admitted to the Bar in August, 1885, since w hich time he has devoted a part of his attention to the practice of his pr ofession, though for the greater part ofthe time he has held some offici al position.
On September 15, 1897, at Binghamton, N Y. Mr. Barnes married Mrs. Lo uis M. (Bleakley) Tower, and to them has come on son, Guy Seward, born Apr il 27, 1899. Mrs. Barnes was born July 2, 1868, in Cohoes, NY, where h er parents, William Irving and Sarah (Gray) Bleakley (both yet living), sp ent thegreater part oftheir lives. The father, who is a machinist by trad e, was born May 25, 1838, in Moreau, Saratoga Co., N Y of English descen t; the mother was born November 26, 1844, in Gilboa, Schoharie Co ., N Y, , of Scotch-Irish ancestry. In 1892 Lois M. Blewakley married Jo hn E. Tower, of Amersterdam, N Y who died the same year in Norfolk, VA whe re he was engaged as bookkeeper.
Fraternally Mr. Barnes is a Master Mason, also a member of the Indepe ndant Order of Odd Fellows and of the Heptasophs; in religious faith he ho lds membership in the Methodist Episcopal Church. His political suppo rt is given to the men and mesures of the Republican party, and he takes q uite an active and influential part in public affairs. While a reside nt of Rush township he served as school director three years; township cl erk three terms; her been secretary of the Auburn and Rush Poor Asylum f or the past nineteen years; and in September, 1888, was appointed deputy r egister and recorder, which position he will continue to fill during the D emocratic administration. His official duties have always been most capab nly and conscientiously discharged, and his public and private life ali ke above reproach."Admitted to the bar August 1882. He stood 3 ft 7 in a nd wt. 100lbs. Had an office in the Brick block with D.T. Brewster and pr acticed Orphans Ct. Law "History of Susquehanna Co. Pa" pg. 100
Cemetery stone at Rush Center
Reading Commemorataive Bio. Rec. of N'Eastern Pa.: J.H. Beers Co. Chica go 1900 Pg 1024. He was a "Master Mason" also member of Independent Ord er of Odd Fellows and of the Heptasophs. Belonged to the Republican Part y. In Rush Twp Register of Death from Susquehanna Co. Pa. Cause of Deat h: Brights Disease. Gave age as 51 yrs. Probate Record 30 April 1906 Su squehanna Co. PA most of his estate went to wife Lois Bleakley Barnes, $5 00 to Edward R. and Bruce Bleakley, at age 21. Uzal Kinney of Rush and wi fe Lois executor. Uzal Kinney was appointed guardian of children, Guy Sew ard, Edward Royal and Bruce Bleakley. Wife left household furnishings, la nd etc.

According to information provided by granddaughter Millie Barnes Mika wh en William died his wife put the children into the School for Fatherless b oys, Gerard College in Philly and the boys never saw her again.
1860 Census Pahaquary Warren Co. N.J. page 41
1870 Census lived Susquehanna Co. Rush Twp. Penna. Pg 549 NA Roll 1455
In 1880 William was residing at the home of his parents and was teachin g. 1880 Census Rush, Susquehanna, PA page 358C

Quote rom Centennial History Susquehanna County Pennsylvania by Rhamanth us M. Stocker 1887
W. Nelson Barnes was born in Warren County, N.J., April 30, 1855. His par ents shortly afterwards removed to Rush township, where he obtained his ed ucation at the district schools and at home. He also attended school at M ontrose and taught school winters, in all seventeen terms. He read law wi th Little, Blakeslee, & Allen, and was admitted to the bar at August ter m, 1882. Mr. Barnes is only about three feet seven inches tall, and weig ht one hundred pounds. He is undoubetedy the shortest lawyer in the Stat e. He deserves great credit for his perseverence under difficulties in ob taining his education. He has an office in thebrick block with D.T. Brews ter, and devotes himself principally to Orphans' Court practice.

Commemorative Riographical Record of Northeastern Pennsylvania pg 1021
"WILLIAM NELSON BARNES. Rising above the head of the mass are many m en of sterling worth and value, who by sheer perseverance and energy ha ve conquered furtune, and by their own unaided efforts have risen from t he ranks to stand among the successful few who now hold honorable positio ns in life. It isto his perseverance, indomitable energy and close applic ation that Mr. Barnes owes his success in life, and he is now most credita bly filling the office of deputy register and recorder of Susquehanna coun ty, Pennsylvania.
Mr. Barnes was born in Warren County, NJ April 30, 1855 a son of Roy al W. and Malinda (Stevens) Barnes, natives of Sussex county, N J. In th at State they continued to maketheir home until 1867 when they moved to De laware Water Gap, Monroe Co., Penn., but after residing there for two year s, they came to Susquehanna county. For a year they made their home in Au burn Township andthen removed to Rush township, where the mother died Febr uary 15, 1888, at the age of sixty-two years. The father, who was born De cember 14, 1813, is still living, and now makes his home with hisdaught er in Rush Township. He has been quite a prominent man in his communiy h as been called upon to fill township offices, and was director ofthe po or asylum for a time. In politics he is a Republican, and in early life w as a member ofthe Episcopal Church, but now belongs to the Methodist Episc opal Church, ofwhich his wife was also a consistent member. In their fami ly were four children: Watson T. (deceased) who was a prominent attorn ey of Montrose, and represented Susquehanna county in the State Legislatu re for two terms; Martha, wife of Alden Devine, a farmer of Rush Townshi p; William N., our subject; and Susan, who died in New Jersey at the a ge of three years. The paternal grandparents of our subject, William a nd Catherine (Kirkhuff) Barnes, were lifelong residents of Sussex and Warr en counties, N J, and the former was a gunsmith by trade.
William N. Barnes was reared on the home farm, and continued to li ve with his parents most of thetime until thirty years of age. At the a ge of nineteen he commenced teaching school, and successfully followed th at profession for seventeen terms in Rush township. On leaving home he st udied law with the firm of Little, Blakesley & Allen, of Montrose, at inte rvals for five years, and was admitted to the Bar in August, 1885, since w hich time he has devoted a part of his attention to the practice of his pr ofession, though for the greater part ofthe time he has held some offici al position.
On September 15, 1897, at Binghamton, N Y. Mr. Barnes married Mrs. Lo uis M. (Bleakley) Tower, and to them has come on son, Guy Seward, born Apr il 27, 1899. Mrs. Barnes was born July 2, 1868, in Cohoes, NY, where h er parents, William Irving and Sarah (Gray) Bleakley (both yet living), sp ent thegreater part oftheir lives. The father, who is a machinist by trad e, was born May 25, 1838, in Moreau, Saratoga Co., N Y of English descen t; the mother was born November 26, 1844, in Gilboa, Schoharie Co ., N Y, , of Scotch-Irish ancestry. In 1892 Lois M. Blewakley married Jo hn E. Tower, of Amersterdam, N Y who died the same year in Norfolk, VA whe re he was engaged as bookkeeper.
Fraternally Mr. Barnes is a Master Mason, also a member of the Indepe ndant Order of Odd Fellows and of the Heptasophs; in religious faith he ho lds membership in the Methodist Episcopal Church. His political suppo rt is given to the men and mesures of the Republican party, and he takes q uite an active and influential part in public affairs. While a reside nt of Rush township he served as school director three years; township cl erk three terms; her been secretary of the Auburn and Rush Poor Asylum f or the past nineteen years; and in September, 1888, was appointed deputy r egister and recorder, which position he will continue to fill during the D emocratic administration. His official duties have always been most capab nly and conscientiously discharged, and his public and private life ali ke above reproach."

Notes:

Commemorative Bio. Rec. of N'Eastern PA: J.H. Beers Co. Chicago 1900 Pg.
1860 Census Pahaquary Warren Co. N.J. page 41

Notes:

1860 Census Pahaquarry, Warren Co. N.J. listed as age 9 yrs.
Letter written by John Royal Barnes to Silas Barnes, stating Mary le ft 2 small children.
Death records of Surry County

Mary married DOYLE Steven on 11 Mar 1877 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. Steven was born in 1845 in Philadelphia PA; died on 6 Nov 1882. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt. Name: Ervin
• Census: 1860; Pahaquarry Warren Co. N.J.
• Census: 1880; Guilford, Surry, Virginia ed 108
• Census: 1900; Guilford Dist. Surry Co. Va. E.D. 69 Pg. 153
• Census: 1910; Guilford Dist. Surry Co VA
• Census: 1920; Guilford Dist. Surry Co VA
• Census: 1930; Guilford District Claremont Twp, VA Surry

Notes:

Letters written to "cousin" Silas Barnes and uncle Samuel Barnes late 1860 's
Marr. Rec. Surry Co. Va.
1880 Census Pg. 62 E.D.109 Guilford Dist. Surry Co. Va. listed at home with father and age 26 and wife Mary and two children,
1920 Census lived a few doors from Sabra and William Setchell
Personal interviews with family members living in Virginia

Alt. Name:
per Edith Loiuse Barnes

Ervin married PETERSON Mary Amanda Thweatt on 29 Oct 1877 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. Mary (daughter of PETERSON John A. and EPES Mary R.) was born in 1859 in Prince George County, VA; died on 21 Jun 1921 in Spring Grove, Surry County, Va; was buried in Claremont, VA (St. Anne's Cemetary). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1860; Pahaquarry, Warren co. N.J
• Census: 1880; Rush Susquehanna, PA PG 356
• Census: 1900; Binghamton, Broome, NY Ed 30 page 4 (transcribed as Barner)
• Census: 1915, Binghamton, Broome, NY
• Census: 1925, Binghamton, Broome, NY
• Census: 1930; Binghamton City, Broome, NY Ed ed 15 page 5
• Census: 1940, Binghamton, Broome, NY
• Alt. Death: 15 Jun 1942

Notes:

In 1880 John's occupation is listed as agent. Living at the same address as Lillie.
Lived at 130 West End Ave in the early 1900's. He built the home.
Last residence was 61 Bingham St. Binghamton NY
Letter dated 18 Jan 1910
City Dir. 1910 Binghamton N.Y.
1930 Census New York Broome Binghamton City Ed ed 15 page 5B living wi th son Milton
Personal interviews with members of immediate family
OBIT
John R. Barnes
John R. Barnes, 87, of 61 Binghamt Street, died at 5:30 pm Friday in the Binghamton City Hospital. He is survived by his widow, Lillie, two sons, Albert Barnes of Binghamton and Milton Barnes of Sidney; two daughters, Mrs. Guy Barnes and Mrs. Russell Strunk both of Binghamton; brother W.E. Barnes of Spring Grove VA, 17 grandchildren; three great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The body was removed to Hopler and Georgia Funeral Home, 483 Chenango Street.

Census:
Stone mason

Census:
New York, State Census, 1925
about John Royal Barnes
Name:John Royal Barnes          
Birth Date:abt 1855          
Birth Place:United States          
Age:70          
Gender:Male          
Residence Place:Binghamton Ward 13, Broome          
Relationship:Head          
Color or Race:White          
Assembly District:01          
House Number:61          
Line Number:40          
Page Number:12          
Household Members:NameAge               
John Royal Barnes 70               
Lily Barnes 64               
Wilton Barnes 22               
Russell Strunk 33               
Edna Strunk 26               
Russell Strunk 06               
Florence Strunk 02               
Rudolph Strunk 0               


Census:
1940 United States Federal Census
about Guy S Barnes
Name:Guy S Barnes          
Age:40          
Estimated Birth Year:abt 1900          
Gender:Male          
Race:White          
Birthplace:Pennsylvania          
Marital Status:Married          
Relation to Head of House:Head          
Home in 1940:Binghamton, Broome, New York View Map          
Street:Bingham Street          
House Number:61          
Farm:No          
Inferred Residence in 1935:Binghamton, Broome, New York          
Residence in 1935:Same Place          
Resident on farm in 1935:No          
Sheet Number:61B          
Number of Household in Order of Visitation:90          
Rent/home value: Occupation: Education: Employment status: View image          
Neighbors: View others on page          
Household Members:NameAge               
Guy S Barnes 40               
Mildard Barnes 37               
Doris Barnes 17               
Lilian Barnes 15               
Mildard Barnes 10               
Guy Barnes 8               
John Barnes 85               

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Elisha Decator BARNES
• Alt. Birth: 10 Nov 1856

Notes:

1860 Census Pahaquarry Warren Co. N.J.
Family letters frequently mention health problems of Decator.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Farmer

Notes:

Marr. Rec. Surry Co. VA Cem Record
1880 Cen. Pg. 62 age 20 living with father
1860 Cen Pahaquarry Warren Co. N.J.
1910 Cen. Gyuilford Dist. Surry Co. Va ED116 listed as age 51

Wellington married SMITH Rebecca Louise on 24 Jun 1885 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. Rebecca was born on 22 Sep 1860 in Brooklyn, [county], New York; died on 22 Jul 1952 in Spring Grove, Surry County, Va; was buried in Jul 1952 in Claremont, VA (St. Anne's Cemetary). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Cemetery records

Notes:

Marriage rcords, Surry Co. VA
1880 Census Guilford Dist. Surry Co. VA age 17 E.D. 108 Pg. 62 at home wi th father.
1900 Census Guilford District. Pg. 154 Surry Co.
Film 202572 Will Book Surry VA, inventory during probate

Jacob married CURTIS Mattie Martha on 18 Jul 1889 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. Mattie was born in Prince George County, VA; died on 21 Nov 1896 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1880; Guilford Dist. Surry Co. Va
• Census: 1910; Guilford, Surry, Virginia
• Census: 1920; Cabin Point Village (Guilford District), Surry, VA Ed 112 Sheet 11A
• Census: 1930; Guilford District Claremont Twp, Surry, VA Ed 12 Sheet 1A

Notes:

Sabra is mentioned several times in family letters.
Sabra appears as Sadie and Salie in a few census years

(Medical):Relapse from October

Sabra married SETCHELL William Harrison on 10 Mar 1908 in Surry County, VA. William (son of SETCHELL George and GOTTFRIED Carolina) was born on 30 Nov 1873 in Thompson Twp, Ohio; died on 15 Sep 1962 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; was buried in Sep 1962 in Claremont, Surry County, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Sabra married BURT John E. on 4 May 1885 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. John was born in 1834 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Family records
1880 Census
1910 Census NY Broome Ed 7 page 91

1920 Census VA Surry Guilford Ed 112 page 4