Ismena was the wife of Nathaniel Barnard 1723-1777. I have yet to find any mention of where he is buried.
Sometime after 1784 (probate of Nathaniel completed ...have records from that year she was still Barnard, with many other variations) she married widower William Anderson, who passed in 1797 and is believed to be buried in Anderson's Bottom with him.
Per Nathaniels will dated 1776 children are William, Luke, Mary, Phebe, Tobias, Jesse? (looks almost like an I for first letter), Nathaniel, Notely, and Mena.
Sometime after 1784 (probate of Nathaniel completed ...have records from that year she was still Barnard, with many other variations) she married widower William Anderson, who passed in 1797 and is believed to be buried in Anderson's Bottom with him.
Per Nathaniels will dated 1776 children are William, Luke, Mary, Phebe, Tobias, Jesse? (looks almost like an I for first letter), Nathaniel, Notely, and Mena.
Ismena was the wife of Nathaniel Barnard 1723-1777. I have yet to find any mention of where he is buried.
Sometime after 1784 (probate of Nathaniel completed ...have records from that year she was still Barnard, with many other variations) she married widower William Anderson, who passed in 1797 and is believed to be buried in Anderson's Bottom with him.
Per Nathaniels will dated 1776 children are William, Luke, Mary, Phebe, Tobias, Jesse? (looks almost like an I for first letter), Nathaniel, Notely, and Mena.
Sometime after 1784 (probate of Nathaniel completed ...have records from that year she was still Barnard, with many other variations) she married widower William Anderson, who passed in 1797 and is believed to be buried in Anderson's Bottom with him.
Per Nathaniels will dated 1776 children are William, Luke, Mary, Phebe, Tobias, Jesse? (looks almost like an I for first letter), Nathaniel, Notely, and Mena.
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