James Tilton Barnes was born to Thomas Barnes (of Boone Co., MO)and Julia Ann (Turley) Barnes (of Fulton, MO). According to my sources, these were his siblings:
William Benjamin Barnes
Sarah "Sallie" T. Barnes Sublett
Franklin "Frank" Doyle Barnes
Edward Barnes
Mollie Lee Barnes Martin
Samuel Robert Barnes
Ida Belle Barnes Hurt/Boch
James Tilton Barnes married Eleanor Katherine (Ella Kizzy) Fortney on January 25, 1882, in Boone County, Missouri. Their children together were:
James "Jimmy" Francis Barnes (1882-1941)
John Shannon Barnes (Abt 1884 -?)
Lillie Ann Barnes (Abt 1888 -?)
Floyd Barnes (Abt 1892 -?)
Bessie F. (Betty) Barnes Jeans (Abt 1894 -?)
Alice B. Barnes Boone (1896-1978)
Carolyn "Carrie" Maud Barnes Curtis (Abt 1900 -?)
Ruth N. Barnes Sitton (Abt 1904 -1985)
Helen L. Barnes Shrewsbury/Rodick (1909-1974)
According to his James's certificate, he was a farmer and passed away at the 62 years, 9 months, and 19 days old. The cause of his death is listed as Bright's Disease. Mrs. Jas. T. Barnes is listed as the informant of his death.
Burial Date: November 25, 1918
Death Certificate File #:38053
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The Evening Missourian, November 25, 1918
Columbia, Mo.
J.T. BARNES DIED SATURDAY
Native Boone Countian Leaves Wife and Six Children
James T. Barnes of 401 South Fifth street died at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, after a long illness, of a complication of diseases. The funeral services were held at the home this afternoon, conducted by the Rev. M.A. Hart. Burial was in Columbia Cemetery.
Mr. Barnes was born in Boone County February 4, 1856. He has been a resident of Columbia fifteen years. He is survived by his wife and six children, James F. Barnes of Fulton and Bessie, Alice, Carrie, Ruth and Helen Barnes all of Columbia
William Benjamin Barnes
Sarah "Sallie" T. Barnes Sublett
Franklin "Frank" Doyle Barnes
Edward Barnes
Mollie Lee Barnes Martin
Samuel Robert Barnes
Ida Belle Barnes Hurt/Boch
James Tilton Barnes married Eleanor Katherine (Ella Kizzy) Fortney on January 25, 1882, in Boone County, Missouri. Their children together were:
James "Jimmy" Francis Barnes (1882-1941)
John Shannon Barnes (Abt 1884 -?)
Lillie Ann Barnes (Abt 1888 -?)
Floyd Barnes (Abt 1892 -?)
Bessie F. (Betty) Barnes Jeans (Abt 1894 -?)
Alice B. Barnes Boone (1896-1978)
Carolyn "Carrie" Maud Barnes Curtis (Abt 1900 -?)
Ruth N. Barnes Sitton (Abt 1904 -1985)
Helen L. Barnes Shrewsbury/Rodick (1909-1974)
According to his James's certificate, he was a farmer and passed away at the 62 years, 9 months, and 19 days old. The cause of his death is listed as Bright's Disease. Mrs. Jas. T. Barnes is listed as the informant of his death.
Burial Date: November 25, 1918
Death Certificate File #:38053
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The Evening Missourian, November 25, 1918
Columbia, Mo.
J.T. BARNES DIED SATURDAY
Native Boone Countian Leaves Wife and Six Children
James T. Barnes of 401 South Fifth street died at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, after a long illness, of a complication of diseases. The funeral services were held at the home this afternoon, conducted by the Rev. M.A. Hart. Burial was in Columbia Cemetery.
Mr. Barnes was born in Boone County February 4, 1856. He has been a resident of Columbia fifteen years. He is survived by his wife and six children, James F. Barnes of Fulton and Bessie, Alice, Carrie, Ruth and Helen Barnes all of Columbia
James Tilton Barnes was born to Thomas Barnes (of Boone Co., MO)and Julia Ann (Turley) Barnes (of Fulton, MO). According to my sources, these were his siblings:
William Benjamin Barnes
Sarah "Sallie" T. Barnes Sublett
Franklin "Frank" Doyle Barnes
Edward Barnes
Mollie Lee Barnes Martin
Samuel Robert Barnes
Ida Belle Barnes Hurt/Boch
James Tilton Barnes married Eleanor Katherine (Ella Kizzy) Fortney on January 25, 1882, in Boone County, Missouri. Their children together were:
James "Jimmy" Francis Barnes (1882-1941)
John Shannon Barnes (Abt 1884 -?)
Lillie Ann Barnes (Abt 1888 -?)
Floyd Barnes (Abt 1892 -?)
Bessie F. (Betty) Barnes Jeans (Abt 1894 -?)
Alice B. Barnes Boone (1896-1978)
Carolyn "Carrie" Maud Barnes Curtis (Abt 1900 -?)
Ruth N. Barnes Sitton (Abt 1904 -1985)
Helen L. Barnes Shrewsbury/Rodick (1909-1974)
According to his James's certificate, he was a farmer and passed away at the 62 years, 9 months, and 19 days old. The cause of his death is listed as Bright's Disease. Mrs. Jas. T. Barnes is listed as the informant of his death.
Burial Date: November 25, 1918
Death Certificate File #:38053
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The Evening Missourian, November 25, 1918
Columbia, Mo.
J.T. BARNES DIED SATURDAY
Native Boone Countian Leaves Wife and Six Children
James T. Barnes of 401 South Fifth street died at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, after a long illness, of a complication of diseases. The funeral services were held at the home this afternoon, conducted by the Rev. M.A. Hart. Burial was in Columbia Cemetery.
Mr. Barnes was born in Boone County February 4, 1856. He has been a resident of Columbia fifteen years. He is survived by his wife and six children, James F. Barnes of Fulton and Bessie, Alice, Carrie, Ruth and Helen Barnes all of Columbia
William Benjamin Barnes
Sarah "Sallie" T. Barnes Sublett
Franklin "Frank" Doyle Barnes
Edward Barnes
Mollie Lee Barnes Martin
Samuel Robert Barnes
Ida Belle Barnes Hurt/Boch
James Tilton Barnes married Eleanor Katherine (Ella Kizzy) Fortney on January 25, 1882, in Boone County, Missouri. Their children together were:
James "Jimmy" Francis Barnes (1882-1941)
John Shannon Barnes (Abt 1884 -?)
Lillie Ann Barnes (Abt 1888 -?)
Floyd Barnes (Abt 1892 -?)
Bessie F. (Betty) Barnes Jeans (Abt 1894 -?)
Alice B. Barnes Boone (1896-1978)
Carolyn "Carrie" Maud Barnes Curtis (Abt 1900 -?)
Ruth N. Barnes Sitton (Abt 1904 -1985)
Helen L. Barnes Shrewsbury/Rodick (1909-1974)
According to his James's certificate, he was a farmer and passed away at the 62 years, 9 months, and 19 days old. The cause of his death is listed as Bright's Disease. Mrs. Jas. T. Barnes is listed as the informant of his death.
Burial Date: November 25, 1918
Death Certificate File #:38053
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The Evening Missourian, November 25, 1918
Columbia, Mo.
J.T. BARNES DIED SATURDAY
Native Boone Countian Leaves Wife and Six Children
James T. Barnes of 401 South Fifth street died at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, after a long illness, of a complication of diseases. The funeral services were held at the home this afternoon, conducted by the Rev. M.A. Hart. Burial was in Columbia Cemetery.
Mr. Barnes was born in Boone County February 4, 1856. He has been a resident of Columbia fifteen years. He is survived by his wife and six children, James F. Barnes of Fulton and Bessie, Alice, Carrie, Ruth and Helen Barnes all of Columbia
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