Elizabeth is likely the female between 50-59 in the 1840 US Fed Census record for Thomas Barnes of Seneca. In the 1850 US Fed Census record, Thomas is listed with in a SIL house and Elizabeth is not listed suggesting that she died sometime between 1840 and 1850.
Thomas's headstone is broken in half but was orininaly a double stone per the 1975 survey that was done by the local historical society. According to their record there is another name on the stone but it is too damaged to read. This is likely Elizabeth Goundry Barnes name and sh is likely burine beside Thomas.
Contributor Lynee Perez
Thomas's headstone is broken in half but was orininaly a double stone per the 1975 survey that was done by the local historical society. According to their record there is another name on the stone but it is too damaged to read. This is likely Elizabeth Goundry Barnes name and sh is likely burine beside Thomas.
Contributor Lynee Perez
Elizabeth is likely the female between 50-59 in the 1840 US Fed Census record for Thomas Barnes of Seneca. In the 1850 US Fed Census record, Thomas is listed with in a SIL house and Elizabeth is not listed suggesting that she died sometime between 1840 and 1850.
Thomas's headstone is broken in half but was orininaly a double stone per the 1975 survey that was done by the local historical society. According to their record there is another name on the stone but it is too damaged to read. This is likely Elizabeth Goundry Barnes name and sh is likely burine beside Thomas.
Contributor Lynee Perez
Thomas's headstone is broken in half but was orininaly a double stone per the 1975 survey that was done by the local historical society. According to their record there is another name on the stone but it is too damaged to read. This is likely Elizabeth Goundry Barnes name and sh is likely burine beside Thomas.
Contributor Lynee Perez
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