THIS MEMORIAL IS POSTED HERE BASED ON ALL RECORDS AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME.
IF SHOWN SHE IS BURIED SOME PLACE ELSE - THIS MEMORIAL WILL BE TRANSFERRED.
They were Married on January 07, 1841.
Her Husband was John B. Barnett who was a Veteran.
On March 12, 1838 he Enlisted in the Semionlian Indian War as a Private in the Alabama Volunteers at Fort Payne, Alabama.
He was Discharged July 22, 1838.
They relocated to Itawamba County, MS in 1850 from AL; and then to Prentiss County, MS.
They moved to Young, TX and remained a few years before relocating in OK.
After his death February 14, 1897 Records show she was living with her Son, James C. Barnett, and his Family in Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, OK.
DOCUMENTED:
#1> Death Published Anadarko Daily Democrat, Anadarko, OK Archives Historic Newspaper, Fort Gibson, OK (not always accessible).
2> Census Dated 1850 and 1860 - John Barnett Family Living in Itawamba County, MS.
#3> Census Dated June 16, 1870 Family Living in Prentiss County, MS.
#4> Census Dated June 13, 1880 Family Living in Precinct 2, Young, Texas.
#5> Census Dated June 01, 1900, Township 7, Range 2, East, Indian Territory Chickasaw Nation, Minerva Barnett, age 76, was Living with Her Son, James C. Barnett and Family.
IF SHOWN SHE IS BURIED SOME PLACE ELSE - THIS MEMORIAL WILL BE TRANSFERRED.
They were Married on January 07, 1841.
Her Husband was John B. Barnett who was a Veteran.
On March 12, 1838 he Enlisted in the Semionlian Indian War as a Private in the Alabama Volunteers at Fort Payne, Alabama.
He was Discharged July 22, 1838.
They relocated to Itawamba County, MS in 1850 from AL; and then to Prentiss County, MS.
They moved to Young, TX and remained a few years before relocating in OK.
After his death February 14, 1897 Records show she was living with her Son, James C. Barnett, and his Family in Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, OK.
DOCUMENTED:
#1> Death Published Anadarko Daily Democrat, Anadarko, OK Archives Historic Newspaper, Fort Gibson, OK (not always accessible).
2> Census Dated 1850 and 1860 - John Barnett Family Living in Itawamba County, MS.
#3> Census Dated June 16, 1870 Family Living in Prentiss County, MS.
#4> Census Dated June 13, 1880 Family Living in Precinct 2, Young, Texas.
#5> Census Dated June 01, 1900, Township 7, Range 2, East, Indian Territory Chickasaw Nation, Minerva Barnett, age 76, was Living with Her Son, James C. Barnett and Family.
THIS MEMORIAL IS POSTED HERE BASED ON ALL RECORDS AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME.
IF SHOWN SHE IS BURIED SOME PLACE ELSE - THIS MEMORIAL WILL BE TRANSFERRED.
They were Married on January 07, 1841.
Her Husband was John B. Barnett who was a Veteran.
On March 12, 1838 he Enlisted in the Semionlian Indian War as a Private in the Alabama Volunteers at Fort Payne, Alabama.
He was Discharged July 22, 1838.
They relocated to Itawamba County, MS in 1850 from AL; and then to Prentiss County, MS.
They moved to Young, TX and remained a few years before relocating in OK.
After his death February 14, 1897 Records show she was living with her Son, James C. Barnett, and his Family in Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, OK.
DOCUMENTED:
#1> Death Published Anadarko Daily Democrat, Anadarko, OK Archives Historic Newspaper, Fort Gibson, OK (not always accessible).
2> Census Dated 1850 and 1860 - John Barnett Family Living in Itawamba County, MS.
#3> Census Dated June 16, 1870 Family Living in Prentiss County, MS.
#4> Census Dated June 13, 1880 Family Living in Precinct 2, Young, Texas.
#5> Census Dated June 01, 1900, Township 7, Range 2, East, Indian Territory Chickasaw Nation, Minerva Barnett, age 76, was Living with Her Son, James C. Barnett and Family.
IF SHOWN SHE IS BURIED SOME PLACE ELSE - THIS MEMORIAL WILL BE TRANSFERRED.
They were Married on January 07, 1841.
Her Husband was John B. Barnett who was a Veteran.
On March 12, 1838 he Enlisted in the Semionlian Indian War as a Private in the Alabama Volunteers at Fort Payne, Alabama.
He was Discharged July 22, 1838.
They relocated to Itawamba County, MS in 1850 from AL; and then to Prentiss County, MS.
They moved to Young, TX and remained a few years before relocating in OK.
After his death February 14, 1897 Records show she was living with her Son, James C. Barnett, and his Family in Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, OK.
DOCUMENTED:
#1> Death Published Anadarko Daily Democrat, Anadarko, OK Archives Historic Newspaper, Fort Gibson, OK (not always accessible).
2> Census Dated 1850 and 1860 - John Barnett Family Living in Itawamba County, MS.
#3> Census Dated June 16, 1870 Family Living in Prentiss County, MS.
#4> Census Dated June 13, 1880 Family Living in Precinct 2, Young, Texas.
#5> Census Dated June 01, 1900, Township 7, Range 2, East, Indian Territory Chickasaw Nation, Minerva Barnett, age 76, was Living with Her Son, James C. Barnett and Family.
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