David Rice Barnes' Death Certificate says that he was Buried in Evergreen Memorial Park (which was established in 1930. It became Rosedale Memorial Park in 1960) I'd like to request a photo of his grave marker.
He registered for WWI in 1917-1918 and again in 1942 for WWII. He was a Chauffer in 1917 and was married to Metta Barnes. They had a daughter in 1908 named Ida Mae Barnes.
He registered for WWI in 1917-1918 and again in 1942 for WWII. He was a Chauffer in 1917 and was married to Metta Barnes. They had a daughter in 1908 named Ida Mae Barnes.
David Rice Barnes' Death Certificate says that he was Buried in Evergreen Memorial Park (which was established in 1930. It became Rosedale Memorial Park in 1960) I'd like to request a photo of his grave marker.
He registered for WWI in 1917-1918 and again in 1942 for WWII. He was a Chauffer in 1917 and was married to Metta Barnes. They had a daughter in 1908 named Ida Mae Barnes.
He registered for WWI in 1917-1918 and again in 1942 for WWII. He was a Chauffer in 1917 and was married to Metta Barnes. They had a daughter in 1908 named Ida Mae Barnes.
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