Dodge City Daily Globe April 14, 1965
Riley R. Barnes, 81, longtime Ford county resident died Wednesday night in Trinity Hospital. He was born September 6. 1883 at Cherryvale the son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barnes.
He came in 1908 to a farm near Spearville. Mr. Barnes and Miss Emma Grace Perkins were married at Spearville, December 20, 1908; they lived for a time on land he had homesteaded in Grant County and returned after a few years to a farm near Spearville.
They lived there until 1929 then moved to a farm southeast of Dodge
City. Mrs. Barnes death was February 12, 1952. Mr. Barnes moved into Dodge City in 1957 but farmed until July of 1964, when he retired.
He was a member of the Ford Methodist Church of the local Masonic Lodge and had been a member of the old Blue Bell School Board.
Survivors include five sons, Floyd, Wayne, Glenn, Marvin, Merle all of Dodge City; 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Riley R. Barnes, 81, longtime Ford county resident died Wednesday night in Trinity Hospital. He was born September 6. 1883 at Cherryvale the son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barnes.
He came in 1908 to a farm near Spearville. Mr. Barnes and Miss Emma Grace Perkins were married at Spearville, December 20, 1908; they lived for a time on land he had homesteaded in Grant County and returned after a few years to a farm near Spearville.
They lived there until 1929 then moved to a farm southeast of Dodge
City. Mrs. Barnes death was February 12, 1952. Mr. Barnes moved into Dodge City in 1957 but farmed until July of 1964, when he retired.
He was a member of the Ford Methodist Church of the local Masonic Lodge and had been a member of the old Blue Bell School Board.
Survivors include five sons, Floyd, Wayne, Glenn, Marvin, Merle all of Dodge City; 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Dodge City Daily Globe April 14, 1965
Riley R. Barnes, 81, longtime Ford county resident died Wednesday night in Trinity Hospital. He was born September 6. 1883 at Cherryvale the son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barnes.
He came in 1908 to a farm near Spearville. Mr. Barnes and Miss Emma Grace Perkins were married at Spearville, December 20, 1908; they lived for a time on land he had homesteaded in Grant County and returned after a few years to a farm near Spearville.
They lived there until 1929 then moved to a farm southeast of Dodge
City. Mrs. Barnes death was February 12, 1952. Mr. Barnes moved into Dodge City in 1957 but farmed until July of 1964, when he retired.
He was a member of the Ford Methodist Church of the local Masonic Lodge and had been a member of the old Blue Bell School Board.
Survivors include five sons, Floyd, Wayne, Glenn, Marvin, Merle all of Dodge City; 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Riley R. Barnes, 81, longtime Ford county resident died Wednesday night in Trinity Hospital. He was born September 6. 1883 at Cherryvale the son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barnes.
He came in 1908 to a farm near Spearville. Mr. Barnes and Miss Emma Grace Perkins were married at Spearville, December 20, 1908; they lived for a time on land he had homesteaded in Grant County and returned after a few years to a farm near Spearville.
They lived there until 1929 then moved to a farm southeast of Dodge
City. Mrs. Barnes death was February 12, 1952. Mr. Barnes moved into Dodge City in 1957 but farmed until July of 1964, when he retired.
He was a member of the Ford Methodist Church of the local Masonic Lodge and had been a member of the old Blue Bell School Board.
Survivors include five sons, Floyd, Wayne, Glenn, Marvin, Merle all of Dodge City; 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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