He was a finish carpenter. He only had a 4th grade education and after The War Between The States, he had to tend to the farm since his father lost his leg during the war. He sent all of his children through college, except William Ray Barnett who died as an infant.
My father, David Kennedy, wrote on the back of his picture: "The tenderest soul and the finest "Granny Pa" a person ever had. He was a tower of real strength."
My father, David Kennedy, wrote on the back of his picture: "The tenderest soul and the finest "Granny Pa" a person ever had. He was a tower of real strength."
He was a finish carpenter. He only had a 4th grade education and after The War Between The States, he had to tend to the farm since his father lost his leg during the war. He sent all of his children through college, except William Ray Barnett who died as an infant.
My father, David Kennedy, wrote on the back of his picture: "The tenderest soul and the finest "Granny Pa" a person ever had. He was a tower of real strength."
My father, David Kennedy, wrote on the back of his picture: "The tenderest soul and the finest "Granny Pa" a person ever had. He was a tower of real strength."
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