Everett, PA: Everett Press, issue of Friday, 30 November 1894, p. 3, col. 6

PINEY CREEK.

Samuel J. Barnes is done seeding, its a fact, though a little unreasonable.
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1900 PA Census: Bedford Co. Mann Twp. ed 23, p. 4a, lines 47-50 & p. 4b, lines 51-52
Series T623, online image, dwelling 60, family 60, 7 June 1900

Samuel J. BARNES, Head, April 1862, age 38, married 14 years, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer
Matilda, wife, Nov 1852, age 47, married 14 years, 5 children / 4 surviving, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Frances, daughter, Nov 1886, age 13; Annie E., daughter, Oct 1889, age 10
Eveline, daughter, Aug 1891, age 8; Silas S., son, Feb 1893, age 7
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Everett, PA: Everett Press, issue of Friday, 21 September 1900, p. 3, col. 2

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Samuel J. Barnes and George W. Conrad, of Silver Mills, Pa., were business visitors in the Press office on Tuesday evening. They, with Oliver Smith, Richard Foster and son, Alvy Foster, of Fulton County, were in Everett to purchase phosphate.
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Everett, PA: Everett Press, issue of Friday, 16 October 1903, p. 3, col. 1

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

--Mr. Samuel J. Barnes, of Inglesmith, was a business caller in Everett on Wednesday morning and made this office a pleasant call.
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1910 PA Census: Bedford Co. Mann Twp. ed 22, p. 9a, lines 12-17
Series T624, roll 1312, dwelling 142, family 148, 3 May 1910

Samuel J. BARNES, Head, age 48, marr. (1st time) 23 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer: General Farm
Matilda, Wife, age 57, marr. (1st time) 23 yrs, 5 children / 3 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Annie, dau, 20; Evaline, dau, 18; Silas, son, 17
Charles D. LEONARD, hired man, 20, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
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Bedford, PA: Bedford Gazette, issue of Friday, 5 September 1913, p. 1, col. 3

PERSONAL NOTES
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Arrivals and Departures of Residents and Visitors.
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
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The Column Everybody Reads--Chat About Your Friends and Neighbors--Here and There.
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Mr. S.J. Barnes of Inglesmith was a Bedford visitor on Tuesday.
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Bedford, PA: Bedford Gazette, issue of Friday, 6 December 1918, p. 8, col. 5

INGLESMITH

Mr. S.J. Barnes spent Monday in Piney Creek.
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1920 PA Census: Bedford Co. Mann Twp. ed 24, p. 9a, lines 1-7
Series T625, roll 1533, dwelling 124, family 128, 7 February 1920

Samuel J. BARNS, Head, age 57, married, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer: General Farm
Matilda, Wife, age 69, married, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Analizabeth, dau, 30, single
Silas S., son, 26, married, Farmer: General Farm
Opha E., dau-in-law, 22, married, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Elmira M., grand-dau, */12
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Bedford, PA: Bedford Gazette, issue of Friday, 25 November 1921, p. 4, col. 4

FOR SALE
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Black Percheon stallion known as the Fairview company stallion; also good 4 year old horse and 6 or 8 spring colts foaled last spring.

S.J. Barnes,
Inglesmith, Pa.

Nov. 25 Dec. 23
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Bedford, PA: Bedford Gazette, issue of Friday, 6 July 1923, p. 8, col. 4

APPROVED CERTIFICATE OF
REGISTRATION AND SOUND
STALLION
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The percheron stallion named Nimbus owned by S.J. Barnes, Inglesmith, Bedford County, has been registered in volume XXVII of the percheron studbook of America No. 108184 and is certified to be sound. The registration has been made in the prothonotary's office as license No. 1, page 42.

S.J. Barnes, Inglesmith, Pa.
Bell phone Clearville No. 14-R-4
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Bedford, PA: Bedford Gazette, issue of Friday, 20 March 1925, p. 3, col. 6

PERCHERON STALLION APPROVED
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PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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Certificate of Registered and Sound Stallion Approved
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License No. 17

The Percheron Stallion named Nimbus No. 108184 owned by Samuel J. Barnes, Inglesmith, Bedford County, Pennsylvania, foaled 1912, weight 1600, height 16 1/2 hands, color black, markings star, is hereby certified to be registered in Vol. XVII, of the Percheron Studbook of America and to be sound. He is therefore approved and license to stand for service in Pennsylvania. Certificate sound by Reynolds Robinson, Veterinarian (1922).

Dated this twentieth day of February 1925.

T.E. Munce,
State Veterinarian.

Anyone wishing to see me, write me or call on bell phone, Clearville, No. 14R4 and I will answer you. It depends on whether I go from home or not.

S.J. Barnes,
Owner and Keeper.
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Bedford, PA: Bedford Gazette, issue of Friday, 17 May 1929, p. 1, col. 2

A farmer at Ryot complaining about the season said that his corn wasn't an inch high and Samuel J. Barnes, of Mann township, said that his was so short that a sparrow had to kneel down to eat it.
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1930 PA Census: Bedford Co. Mann Twp. ed 5-23, p. 2b, lines 57-65
Series T626, roll 1998, dwelling 37, family 37, 7 April 1930

Samuel J. BARNES, Head, age 67, widowed, first marr. at age 24, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer: General Farm
Anna, dau, age 41, single
Silas S., son, age 37, first marr. at age 25, Laborer: General Farm
Opha E., dau-in-law, age 31, first marr. at age 19
T. Bruce, grandson, age 11; Elmira M., grand-dau, age 10; Marshall, grandson, age 8
Florence I., grand-dau, age 7; Harry E., grandson, age 5
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Everett, PA: Everett Press, issue of Friday, 12 August 1932, p. 5, col. 4

INGLESMITH.

S.J. Barnes is able to attend church again but is not very strong yet. His many friends are glad to see him about again.
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Everett, PA: Everett Press, issue of Friday, 28 April 1933, p. 1, col. 5

SAMUEL J. BARNES

Samuel J. Barnes died on Monday, April 24, 1933, at his home in Mann Township, Bedford County, Pa. He was born on April 9, 1862, and was a son of John and Eliza Jay Barnes. He was a member of the Christian Church. He was united in marriage with Matilda Conrad who died April 13, 1922. The following children survive: Anna Elizabeth Barnes, Mrs. Aquilla Smith and Silas S. Barnes, all of Inglesmith, Pa. One sister, Mrs. Nancy Howsare, Rainsburg, and the following brothers also survive: Ambrose Barnes, Clearville, R. 1; David Barnes, Inglesmith; Dossie Barnes, Bakers Summit. Funeral services were held on Thursday morning at Fairview church with Rev. David Hollenshead officiating. Interment was made in the cemetery adjoining the church. Mr. Barnes was a respected citizen in Mann Township, having served as tax collector for more than twenty years. In his community life he was always a good neighbor and friend, always firm and brave in his convictions of right and bold to stand against wrong. In his denomination and conference he has always been true and loyal to all the principles of the Christian Church, and for about thirty years has been a regular attendant at the annual sessions of the Conference. In his home church (Fairview) he was a deacon and leading member for many years--active in Sunday School, Christian Endeavor and prayer meeting. In his last attendances at church at different times, those present will remember his fervent prayers for the Lord's work and the Church in his community, for he was conscious that he was soon going away--and although he always looked forward to life's activities, yet in his last illness he was resigned and waiting for his Master's call.
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Bedford, PA: Bedford Gazette, issue of Friday, 12 May 1933, p. 2, col. 2

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE

Estate of Samuel J. Barnes, late of Mann Township, Bedford County, Pa., deceased.

Letters testamentary having been granted the undersigned executor named in the last will and testament of Samuel J. Barnes, late of Mann Township, Bedford County, Pa., deceased, all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent are hereby notified to present the same without delay for payment, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make prompt payment of the same.

Silas Barnes, Executor, Inglesmith, Pa.

Hon. B.F. Madore, Attorney
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