Daughter of Edmund and Mary Louise Redwood Waddill of Charles City Co., Virginia. Wife of James W. Barnes.
Her obit was published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch on Feb. 14, 1923 and stated that she was a prominent citizen of Henrico Co., VA & served as chairman of the Henrico Co. Board of Supervisors and member of the Legislature during the 1920-1921 session.
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MRS. JAMES W. BARNES IS DEAD IN HER HOME.
...Judge Waddills' Sister To Be Buried in Hollywood Tomorrow...
Mrs. Nannie Waddill Barnes died yesterday afternoon in her home, 908 North Thirty-fifth Street. Her funeral will take place from the home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The burial will be in Hollywood...
Mrs. Barnes was a daughter of the late Edmund Waddill of Charles City County, and Mary Louise Redwood. She is survived by her husband, one son, Edmund Barnes, now a resident of Denver, Col. and the following brothers and sisters: Samuel P. Waddill, Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr., of Richmond; Mrs. James H. Christian, of Providence Forge; William M. Waddill, of Louisiana; Charles C. Waddill, of Norfolk; Mrs. H. M. Bennett, Miss Julia L. Waddill and Mrs. Robert H. Talley, of this city...
Mrs. Barnes was the wife of James W. Barnes, for many years and, until recently, a prominent citizen of Henrico County, at one time chairman of its Board of Supervisors, and member of the Legislature. (from the "Richmond Times-Dispatch," Richmond, Va., Wednesday, February 14, 1923 issue.)
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Her obit was published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch on Feb. 14, 1923 and stated that she was a prominent citizen of Henrico Co., VA & served as chairman of the Henrico Co. Board of Supervisors and member of the Legislature during the 1920-1921 session.
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MRS. JAMES W. BARNES IS DEAD IN HER HOME.
...Judge Waddills' Sister To Be Buried in Hollywood Tomorrow...
Mrs. Nannie Waddill Barnes died yesterday afternoon in her home, 908 North Thirty-fifth Street. Her funeral will take place from the home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The burial will be in Hollywood...
Mrs. Barnes was a daughter of the late Edmund Waddill of Charles City County, and Mary Louise Redwood. She is survived by her husband, one son, Edmund Barnes, now a resident of Denver, Col. and the following brothers and sisters: Samuel P. Waddill, Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr., of Richmond; Mrs. James H. Christian, of Providence Forge; William M. Waddill, of Louisiana; Charles C. Waddill, of Norfolk; Mrs. H. M. Bennett, Miss Julia L. Waddill and Mrs. Robert H. Talley, of this city...
Mrs. Barnes was the wife of James W. Barnes, for many years and, until recently, a prominent citizen of Henrico County, at one time chairman of its Board of Supervisors, and member of the Legislature. (from the "Richmond Times-Dispatch," Richmond, Va., Wednesday, February 14, 1923 issue.)
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Daughter of Edmund and Mary Louise Redwood Waddill of Charles City Co., Virginia. Wife of James W. Barnes.
Her obit was published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch on Feb. 14, 1923 and stated that she was a prominent citizen of Henrico Co., VA & served as chairman of the Henrico Co. Board of Supervisors and member of the Legislature during the 1920-1921 session.
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MRS. JAMES W. BARNES IS DEAD IN HER HOME.
...Judge Waddills' Sister To Be Buried in Hollywood Tomorrow...
Mrs. Nannie Waddill Barnes died yesterday afternoon in her home, 908 North Thirty-fifth Street. Her funeral will take place from the home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The burial will be in Hollywood...
Mrs. Barnes was a daughter of the late Edmund Waddill of Charles City County, and Mary Louise Redwood. She is survived by her husband, one son, Edmund Barnes, now a resident of Denver, Col. and the following brothers and sisters: Samuel P. Waddill, Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr., of Richmond; Mrs. James H. Christian, of Providence Forge; William M. Waddill, of Louisiana; Charles C. Waddill, of Norfolk; Mrs. H. M. Bennett, Miss Julia L. Waddill and Mrs. Robert H. Talley, of this city...
Mrs. Barnes was the wife of James W. Barnes, for many years and, until recently, a prominent citizen of Henrico County, at one time chairman of its Board of Supervisors, and member of the Legislature. (from the "Richmond Times-Dispatch," Richmond, Va., Wednesday, February 14, 1923 issue.)
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Her obit was published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch on Feb. 14, 1923 and stated that she was a prominent citizen of Henrico Co., VA & served as chairman of the Henrico Co. Board of Supervisors and member of the Legislature during the 1920-1921 session.
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MRS. JAMES W. BARNES IS DEAD IN HER HOME.
...Judge Waddills' Sister To Be Buried in Hollywood Tomorrow...
Mrs. Nannie Waddill Barnes died yesterday afternoon in her home, 908 North Thirty-fifth Street. Her funeral will take place from the home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The burial will be in Hollywood...
Mrs. Barnes was a daughter of the late Edmund Waddill of Charles City County, and Mary Louise Redwood. She is survived by her husband, one son, Edmund Barnes, now a resident of Denver, Col. and the following brothers and sisters: Samuel P. Waddill, Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr., of Richmond; Mrs. James H. Christian, of Providence Forge; William M. Waddill, of Louisiana; Charles C. Waddill, of Norfolk; Mrs. H. M. Bennett, Miss Julia L. Waddill and Mrs. Robert H. Talley, of this city...
Mrs. Barnes was the wife of James W. Barnes, for many years and, until recently, a prominent citizen of Henrico County, at one time chairman of its Board of Supervisors, and member of the Legislature. (from the "Richmond Times-Dispatch," Richmond, Va., Wednesday, February 14, 1923 issue.)
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