John Fletcher married Mary Ellen Robertson January 19, 1973. They did not have any children.
The spelling of Barnebey changed from Barnaby to Barneby to Barnabey to Barnebey.
1914
OBITUARY
J. F. Barnaby died at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Mexico Hospital following a long illness. A complication of ailments is given as the cause of death.
Funeral arrangements have not been definitely made, but probably will be conducted Friday. The body will be buried in Elmwood.
Mr. Barnaby for many years was one of the leading farmer-stockmen of North Audrain. He had lived in the Young's Creek neighborhood since 1882. He was born in Clark County, Ind., Dec. 28, 1835, and came to Missouri in 1869, settling in Monroe County. He moved to Adrain in 1882.
Mr. Barnaby leaves his wife, one daughter, Mrs. George Nugent, who lives in the Young's Creek neighborhood.
[s. The Weekly Intelligencer, Thursday, April, 9, 1914]
Note: Young's Creek was a trading point located by the P. O. in Salt River Twp NW of Mexico, MO. They were located on Youngs Creek for which it was named.
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John Fletcher married Mary Ellen Robertson January 19, 1973. They did not have any children.
The spelling of Barnebey changed from Barnaby to Barneby to Barnabey to Barnebey.
1914
OBITUARY
J. F. Barnaby died at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Mexico Hospital following a long illness. A complication of ailments is given as the cause of death.
Funeral arrangements have not been definitely made, but probably will be conducted Friday. The body will be buried in Elmwood.
Mr. Barnaby for many years was one of the leading farmer-stockmen of North Audrain. He had lived in the Young's Creek neighborhood since 1882. He was born in Clark County, Ind., Dec. 28, 1835, and came to Missouri in 1869, settling in Monroe County. He moved to Adrain in 1882.
Mr. Barnaby leaves his wife, one daughter, Mrs. George Nugent, who lives in the Young's Creek neighborhood.
[s. The Weekly Intelligencer, Thursday, April, 9, 1914]
Note: Young's Creek was a trading point located by the P. O. in Salt River Twp NW of Mexico, MO. They were located on Youngs Creek for which it was named.
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Inscription
Tombstone inscription on a large single stone within Lot 128 marked by four corner stones with an engraved "B" in the Elmwood Cemetery, Mexico, MO :
BARNEBEY
John F.
1836 - 1914
Mary E. His Wife
1842 -
Austin Their Son
1869 - 1892
Nora Barnebey Newgent
1861 - 1921
[s. Tombstone]
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Family Members
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Susan Melviana Barnebey Bennett
1835–1874
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William Barnebey
1839–1916
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Elizabeth Ann "Eliza" Barnebey Jacobs
1841–1902
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James Preston Barneby
1846–1846
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Lewis Whitten Barnebey
1847–1913
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Samuel Edward Barneby
1851–1914
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Benjamin Franklin Barnebey
1854–1919
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Melville E. Barnebey
1856–1908
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Arthur Lincoln Barnebey
1860–1941
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