Grave recorded April 8, 1956 by the Chief Tusquahoma Chapter D.A.R. for the series "Louisiana Tombstone Transcriptions", Volume I, Page 99.
According to service records, Charles served in the army during WWI.
Place of death taken from the Louisiana State Death Certificate Index on Familysearch. The abstract also states he was the son of Lyman V. and Nancy Quick Barnes and was born in Mississippi. His middle name was spelled on the DC Franklyn.
A Charles Franklin Barnes was found in the Bolivar County, MS WWI Draft Registration Cards.
According to service records, Charles served in the army during WWI.
Place of death taken from the Louisiana State Death Certificate Index on Familysearch. The abstract also states he was the son of Lyman V. and Nancy Quick Barnes and was born in Mississippi. His middle name was spelled on the DC Franklyn.
A Charles Franklin Barnes was found in the Bolivar County, MS WWI Draft Registration Cards.
Grave recorded April 8, 1956 by the Chief Tusquahoma Chapter D.A.R. for the series "Louisiana Tombstone Transcriptions", Volume I, Page 99.
According to service records, Charles served in the army during WWI.
Place of death taken from the Louisiana State Death Certificate Index on Familysearch. The abstract also states he was the son of Lyman V. and Nancy Quick Barnes and was born in Mississippi. His middle name was spelled on the DC Franklyn.
A Charles Franklin Barnes was found in the Bolivar County, MS WWI Draft Registration Cards.
According to service records, Charles served in the army during WWI.
Place of death taken from the Louisiana State Death Certificate Index on Familysearch. The abstract also states he was the son of Lyman V. and Nancy Quick Barnes and was born in Mississippi. His middle name was spelled on the DC Franklyn.
A Charles Franklin Barnes was found in the Bolivar County, MS WWI Draft Registration Cards.
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CHARLES F.
BARNES
MAR. 7, 1895
MAR. 25, 1928
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