J. P. Barnaby. – Born in Clark County, Missouri, August 16, 1818. He was admitted on trial in the Kansas Conference in 1856. When forced to suspend his labors in Kansas he moved to Missouri, and ultimately became a member of the Southwest Missouri Conference, in the bounds of which he continued to preach till age forced him to retire. For many years he held a superannuate relation, living in Bryant, Kan. He died December 16, 1905, at the age of eighty-seven, nearly fifty years of which were given to the Methodist ministry. His body lies at Eldorado Springs, Mo.
(Note) I searched the El Dorado Springs Cemetery in 2015, and was not able to find a stone for John Preston Barnaby. According to the local Historical Society, there was a fire in the cemetery which destroyed many markers.
(Note) I searched the El Dorado Springs Cemetery in 2015, and was not able to find a stone for John Preston Barnaby. According to the local Historical Society, there was a fire in the cemetery which destroyed many markers.
J. P. Barnaby. – Born in Clark County, Missouri, August 16, 1818. He was admitted on trial in the Kansas Conference in 1856. When forced to suspend his labors in Kansas he moved to Missouri, and ultimately became a member of the Southwest Missouri Conference, in the bounds of which he continued to preach till age forced him to retire. For many years he held a superannuate relation, living in Bryant, Kan. He died December 16, 1905, at the age of eighty-seven, nearly fifty years of which were given to the Methodist ministry. His body lies at Eldorado Springs, Mo.
(Note) I searched the El Dorado Springs Cemetery in 2015, and was not able to find a stone for John Preston Barnaby. According to the local Historical Society, there was a fire in the cemetery which destroyed many markers.
(Note) I searched the El Dorado Springs Cemetery in 2015, and was not able to find a stone for John Preston Barnaby. According to the local Historical Society, there was a fire in the cemetery which destroyed many markers.
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