1. NC: Alexander, 1850 Fed Census, 11 Sep 1850, pg 289, 629/629, lines 1-5.
BARNES, Brinsly 84 M farmer NC
Sallie 64 F NC
Elias 33 M farmer NC
Sarah 27 F NC
HALL, Elbert 19 M laborer NC illiterate
Living between Aaron Barnes and Franklin Brown.
2. NC: Taylorsville, Alexander; 1860 Fed Census, 11 Sep 1860, pg 101, 703/703, lines 4-6.
BARNES, Elias 42 M farmer NC
Sarah 80 F NC
Sarah 37 F NC
3. From the original Barnes records in the possession of E. B. Barnes, Chillicothe, Mo.
Slave Deed
Know all men by these presents that I, Brinsley Barnes of the county of Wilkes and the state of North Carolina have bargained and sold unto James Barnes of Estill County and the state of Kentucky... this 10th day of November 1827
signed Brinsley Barnes (seal)
Attest
Jameson Arvin
John Barnes
it doesn't say names or how many in this book.
2 years later, Brinsley was the executor of John Barnes, Sr., deceased estate. James of the state of Kentucky and county of Estell. To sum it up, Brinsley took back the increase (children) of a slave woman named Phillis from Elijah Barnes, of the state of Tennessee and county of Warren. (they must have been rented out)
"Given and by these presents granting to said attorney; my soul and full power and authority to take, pursue and follow such legal courses for the recovery, receiving and obtaining of the same; as I might or could do, and I personally presents and upon the same receipt acquittance; do perform and execute for me in my name all and singular thing or things, which are necessary touching and concerning the increase of the Negro woman, as fully thoroughly and entirely as I, the said Brinsley Barnes, in my own person ought or could do;---"
13 Mar 2017
Thanks to Joanne Scobee Morgan for the above information.
BARNES, Brinsly 84 M farmer NC
Sallie 64 F NC
Elias 33 M farmer NC
Sarah 27 F NC
HALL, Elbert 19 M laborer NC illiterate
Living between Aaron Barnes and Franklin Brown.
2. NC: Taylorsville, Alexander; 1860 Fed Census, 11 Sep 1860, pg 101, 703/703, lines 4-6.
BARNES, Elias 42 M farmer NC
Sarah 80 F NC
Sarah 37 F NC
3. From the original Barnes records in the possession of E. B. Barnes, Chillicothe, Mo.
Slave Deed
Know all men by these presents that I, Brinsley Barnes of the county of Wilkes and the state of North Carolina have bargained and sold unto James Barnes of Estill County and the state of Kentucky... this 10th day of November 1827
signed Brinsley Barnes (seal)
Attest
Jameson Arvin
John Barnes
it doesn't say names or how many in this book.
2 years later, Brinsley was the executor of John Barnes, Sr., deceased estate. James of the state of Kentucky and county of Estell. To sum it up, Brinsley took back the increase (children) of a slave woman named Phillis from Elijah Barnes, of the state of Tennessee and county of Warren. (they must have been rented out)
"Given and by these presents granting to said attorney; my soul and full power and authority to take, pursue and follow such legal courses for the recovery, receiving and obtaining of the same; as I might or could do, and I personally presents and upon the same receipt acquittance; do perform and execute for me in my name all and singular thing or things, which are necessary touching and concerning the increase of the Negro woman, as fully thoroughly and entirely as I, the said Brinsley Barnes, in my own person ought or could do;---"
13 Mar 2017
Thanks to Joanne Scobee Morgan for the above information.
1. NC: Alexander, 1850 Fed Census, 11 Sep 1850, pg 289, 629/629, lines 1-5.
BARNES, Brinsly 84 M farmer NC
Sallie 64 F NC
Elias 33 M farmer NC
Sarah 27 F NC
HALL, Elbert 19 M laborer NC illiterate
Living between Aaron Barnes and Franklin Brown.
2. NC: Taylorsville, Alexander; 1860 Fed Census, 11 Sep 1860, pg 101, 703/703, lines 4-6.
BARNES, Elias 42 M farmer NC
Sarah 80 F NC
Sarah 37 F NC
3. From the original Barnes records in the possession of E. B. Barnes, Chillicothe, Mo.
Slave Deed
Know all men by these presents that I, Brinsley Barnes of the county of Wilkes and the state of North Carolina have bargained and sold unto James Barnes of Estill County and the state of Kentucky... this 10th day of November 1827
signed Brinsley Barnes (seal)
Attest
Jameson Arvin
John Barnes
it doesn't say names or how many in this book.
2 years later, Brinsley was the executor of John Barnes, Sr., deceased estate. James of the state of Kentucky and county of Estell. To sum it up, Brinsley took back the increase (children) of a slave woman named Phillis from Elijah Barnes, of the state of Tennessee and county of Warren. (they must have been rented out)
"Given and by these presents granting to said attorney; my soul and full power and authority to take, pursue and follow such legal courses for the recovery, receiving and obtaining of the same; as I might or could do, and I personally presents and upon the same receipt acquittance; do perform and execute for me in my name all and singular thing or things, which are necessary touching and concerning the increase of the Negro woman, as fully thoroughly and entirely as I, the said Brinsley Barnes, in my own person ought or could do;---"
13 Mar 2017
Thanks to Joanne Scobee Morgan for the above information.
BARNES, Brinsly 84 M farmer NC
Sallie 64 F NC
Elias 33 M farmer NC
Sarah 27 F NC
HALL, Elbert 19 M laborer NC illiterate
Living between Aaron Barnes and Franklin Brown.
2. NC: Taylorsville, Alexander; 1860 Fed Census, 11 Sep 1860, pg 101, 703/703, lines 4-6.
BARNES, Elias 42 M farmer NC
Sarah 80 F NC
Sarah 37 F NC
3. From the original Barnes records in the possession of E. B. Barnes, Chillicothe, Mo.
Slave Deed
Know all men by these presents that I, Brinsley Barnes of the county of Wilkes and the state of North Carolina have bargained and sold unto James Barnes of Estill County and the state of Kentucky... this 10th day of November 1827
signed Brinsley Barnes (seal)
Attest
Jameson Arvin
John Barnes
it doesn't say names or how many in this book.
2 years later, Brinsley was the executor of John Barnes, Sr., deceased estate. James of the state of Kentucky and county of Estell. To sum it up, Brinsley took back the increase (children) of a slave woman named Phillis from Elijah Barnes, of the state of Tennessee and county of Warren. (they must have been rented out)
"Given and by these presents granting to said attorney; my soul and full power and authority to take, pursue and follow such legal courses for the recovery, receiving and obtaining of the same; as I might or could do, and I personally presents and upon the same receipt acquittance; do perform and execute for me in my name all and singular thing or things, which are necessary touching and concerning the increase of the Negro woman, as fully thoroughly and entirely as I, the said Brinsley Barnes, in my own person ought or could do;---"
13 Mar 2017
Thanks to Joanne Scobee Morgan for the above information.
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