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Jehu Barnes

Birth
Orange County, North Carolina, USA
Death
25 Dec 1820 (aged 66–67)
Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA
Burial
Taylorsville, Alexander County, North Carolina, USA Add to Map
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1790 Wilkes County, NC

Barnes, Jehu

1 Free White Males 16 & up

2 Males under 16

5 Females


1800 Wilkes County, NC, Morgan Dist, pg 30, line 12.

BARNES, Gehue (01001/21101)

1 Free White Male 45+

1 male 10-15

1 female 45+

1 female 16-25

1 female 10-15

1 females under 10

One slave.


1810 Wilkes County, NC

Barnes, Jehu

Male & Female 45+


1820 Wilkes County, NC

Barnes, Jehu

Male & Female 45+


Jehu was beaten in his own home by Larkin Cearley/Kerley and died of injuries. Larkin was indicted but disappeared for many years and was never convicted of the crime.


--by Ann 2016

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Memorial came linked to parents Brinsley Barnes (1713-1794) and Elizabeth (Lindley) Barnes (1720-1775).


3-17-24 What Cheer, Netop? [ID 49381654] suggested Ann (Barnes) Hobson and Jehu Barnes are not children of Elizabeth (Lindley) Barnes with the following explanaton and reference to a discussion in wikitree:


Elizabeth Lindley married her step-brother George Jones in 1740. Her connection to the Barnes family is a genealogical error that went viral.


https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/734177/determining-who-elizabeth-barnes-lindley-113-was

1790 Wilkes County, NC

Barnes, Jehu

1 Free White Males 16 & up

2 Males under 16

5 Females


1800 Wilkes County, NC, Morgan Dist, pg 30, line 12.

BARNES, Gehue (01001/21101)

1 Free White Male 45+

1 male 10-15

1 female 45+

1 female 16-25

1 female 10-15

1 females under 10

One slave.


1810 Wilkes County, NC

Barnes, Jehu

Male & Female 45+


1820 Wilkes County, NC

Barnes, Jehu

Male & Female 45+


Jehu was beaten in his own home by Larkin Cearley/Kerley and died of injuries. Larkin was indicted but disappeared for many years and was never convicted of the crime.


--by Ann 2016

~~~~~~~~

Memorial came linked to parents Brinsley Barnes (1713-1794) and Elizabeth (Lindley) Barnes (1720-1775).


3-17-24 What Cheer, Netop? [ID 49381654] suggested Ann (Barnes) Hobson and Jehu Barnes are not children of Elizabeth (Lindley) Barnes with the following explanaton and reference to a discussion in wikitree:


Elizabeth Lindley married her step-brother George Jones in 1740. Her connection to the Barnes family is a genealogical error that went viral.


https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/734177/determining-who-elizabeth-barnes-lindley-113-was

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