I recently posted an inquiry about Gehoida Barnett , born about 1804 in either South Carolina or possibly North Carolina. He moved to Hall County, Georgia about 1826. Subscriber , Donna Johnson, replied to the inquiry saying she was related to Gehoida through his daughter, Martha Barnett Thomason. I would like to correspond with this subscriber on the subject. My Great Grandfather , John Willis Barnett, born about 1845, was Gehoida's son and a brother to Martha Barnett, wife of James A. Thomason. I believe Gehoida was married twice, with my Great Grandfather being from the second marriage. I am interested in learning about Martha's line. My records show she and James had two children. One of these was a son, named G.W.(George Washington) Thomason. I have a family history sheet of James Thomason's ancestors, and going down through G. W.'s children. I would be interested in talking to someone who might have family pictures of James and Martha. I would be happy to share what I have on Gehoida and Martha with anyone and would appreciate any info they could offer. Mary Alice Jones

Hello all. Thought I would post this one more time. Someday, some where, someone will be able to connect! Samuel Barnett, b. ?, d. 1862 in Vermillion Co., IN, m. Elizabeth Tennis on May 26, 1853 in Columbiana Co., OH. Samuel may have been born in PA or OH. Elizabeth was b. 1831 in PA, d. abt. 1860 in Vermillion Co., IN and was the daughter of Allen Tennis and Mary Mayer. Children: Mary Elizabeth (Molly) Barnett, b. Jan. 1854 in OH, d. bet. 1925 and 1930 in Vigo Co., IN, m. Jeremiah Nevins. William Barnett, b. 1856, d. bet. 1925 and 1930. Never married. Lived with his grandmother, Mary and then his sister Molly. Sarah Louisa Barnett, b. Feb.1857 in IN, d. ?, m. Perry Miller. Sarah was raised by Henry Rhyan and wife. Don't know why. Margaret Barentt, b. abt. 1858, d. ?, m. Ben Miller George W. Barnett, b. March 1859, d. Sept. 1925 in Montgomery Co., IN, m. Susannah Peterson. George was raised by Hugh Cambell and wife. Supposedly (according to family lore) Hugh's family was from PA and knew Samuel Barnett before he died. Any help greatly appreciated. Linda

> Story found on another list: > > > On a recent "Today Show" there was a story about two men who > went to Hanoi on a business trip. The men encountered a guy > selling old GI dog tags from US servicemen who were killed during the Viet > Nam War. They were disgusted by the thought of this man profiting > from the sale of these tags. Upon returning to the U.S., they decided to go > back to Viet Nam and purchase ALL the dog tags. They did so, paying > 19 cents per tag! They brought home several hundred tags. The plan is > to return the tags to surviving family members, when they can find > them. The process has already begun with one set being turned over to > a grieving Mom on July 4th, (coincidentally, it was on her birthday)! > > These two men have set up a website, listing the names of all those whose > tags they purchased. > > > http://www.founddogtags.com > > If you lost friends, family, or know of someone who lost a > loved one in Viet Nam, I suggest you check out this website. If you > recognize a name, there's an e-mail address to contact these two men and > to help in their efforts to return the dogtag to it's rightful survivor. I'm > sure a family member would be eternally grateful to have such an > important item returned. Please help by checking this website. And > please send the website address to everyone you know. The more people > who see the lists, the greater the chance of returning ALL the > tags to those who lost loved ones in Viet Nam! > > > I hope this helps someone... > Cindy > > > > ==== RICE Mailing List ==== > Rosemary Bachelor's Rice Family Books Project homepage is located at > <http://www.ricefamilybooks.com>. > >

Hi Everyone: Just a note to let everyone know the DNA website at http://micbarnette.bravepages.com has been updated. Just click on the DNA link. There has been some surprising new results. We have a several new groups unrelated to one another. In the past we would have assumed they were somehow related but the DNA is telling us they are not. On the other hand other lines are showing they are related. So the project is being quite informative. Be sure to read the results page. There are links to Associated Surnames and Associated Places for each participant. There is also a Genetic Distance Page which shows the distance in genetic markers of one participant to another. For each participant there is a page showing that person's lineage. Each of these pages are intended to be helpful to anyone conducting Barnett research. Mark Barnett has set up a Barnett Forum where anyone can go and ask or comment on anything Barnett. That website is at http://www.barnettfamilytree.com/forum/ If you are a male Barnett please consider joining our test group. If you are a female Barnett or related to a Barnett try to find someone in your family who is a male still carrying the surname and have them test. You might consider getting some of your relatives together and sponsor someone of your line to take the test. The test is fairly expensive. It costs $99 for a 12 marker test, $171 for a 25 marker test and $239 for a 37 marker test. By joining with several others of your own lineage each of you could chip in and try to find someone who can take the test and pay for it so that participant does not have to front the money. By sponsoring your own person you would be assured of when you could get results rather than wait for someone to come out of the wood work. I sponsored my Finch cousin in the Finch test and we have several women in our group who sponsored their father, brother or other relative. One member upgraded from 12 makers to 37. His 12 marker results and his 26-37 came in but not his 13-25. I guess they are still coming. Evidently they are all separate test and the results get report individually. A couple others have ordered the upgrade. those results should come in soon. If you are in a group of other participants you might consider the 37 marker test to see how close you are related to the others. If you have not matched others it may not be as important to you at this time as it just compares the closeness of one person to another. I have tried to list participants in numerical order by the number of their kit. Since that is the way FTDNA does most of their lists I found it is best to use that methodology but it gets tricky when trying to update data. Let me know if you find any discrepencies. The website needs to be as accurate as possible. It takes a lot of time effort and concentration to work the website. More so on this website than on other websites as we have so many diffent participants and the results mean so much and are very intricut in how they are listed. So, enjoy! MIC

Hi Everyone: It is now a year after the last Texas legislative session drastically cut funds to the Texas State Library. That cut affected TexShare. The State Library is now trying to make an effort to maintain some of the databases on TexShare, specifically, Heritage Quest which is very valuable to genealogists. With a Texas library card a genealogist can use Heritage Quest from the home computer without having to actually go to their local library. Heritage Quest contains the whole US Census 1790-1930 plus index, Over 25,000 digitally scanned and fully searchable family and local history books, plus PERSI which is an index to thousands of genealogical periodicals published since the early 1800s. To keep Heritage Quest alive the TSL needs $243,000. They have requested libraries across the state subscribe to the database. The subscription is based on the population where the library is located and range from $500 for a town of 10,000 to $35,000 for cities with 1.5 Million. Since many libraries are in financial straights it is hoped societies, individuals and other organziations can help raise the funds in the name of , or in conjunction with, the library. It is a little late and with short notice but maybe we can pull it off. Contact the officers of any society in which you are a member. Have them contact the librarian of your local library. The librarian will be familiar with teh problem and will know the amount of their library subscription assesment. The librarian can suggest how and where genealogists and soccieties may contribute to the TexShare fund for your library. TexShare is a consortium. If the $243,000 can be raised Heritage Quest will be saved for another year. When I say consortium, I mean any library in the TexShare system will be able to access HQ no matter how much or little they paid into the fund. If the $243,000 is not funded TSL will have to renegotiate with HQ for another price and only libraries who pay the new fee will be able to access the database. This is called TexSelect. So, contact your local library. Your librarian will surely be aware of the situation. See what your subscription would be and try to work with others in yoru community to raise the funds to keep Heritage Quest available to all in Texas. I will reactivate the TexShare page on my website at http://micbarnette.bravepages.com as to post any new information. Check there periodically for any new news. Below is a portion of my unedited column published in the Houston Chronicle Saturday (April 10, 2004). It may be read online on the Chronicle website (death pages, of course) at http://www.legacy.com/houstonchronicle/LegacyHome.asp Scroll down and click on my name on the right side of the page. FUNDS SOUGHT FOR IMPORTANT DATABASE Funding of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission was cut deeply during last year's legislative season. Consequently, TexShare grants have suffered greatly and TSL has begun a pledge drive to retain Heritage Quest as one of the databases in the 2004-2005 TexShare database repetoire. Sponsored by the TSL TexShare is a rich collection of digital knowledge databases available to over 700 participating academic, public and clinical medicine libraries located across the state of Texas. One of those databases is Heritage Quest. HQ is a major genealogical and historical database available only on the Internet through library subscription. It is not available to individuals by private subscription. HQ subscriptions currently contain three important rich in genealogical and historical information databases. The first contains the complete United States Census and corresponding index, 1790 through 1930. The second contains Proquest's Genealogy and Local History Collection which consists of over 25,000 digitally scanned family and local history books each of which is every word searchable. The third is PERSI, a comprehensive subject and name index covering thousands of United States and Canadian genealogical periodicals published since the early 1800's. Included with any newly negotiated database will be the Sanborn Insurance Map Collection. In the near future ProQuest Newspaper Obituaries, the Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files and the Freedman's Bank Records are anticipated to be added to the HQ databases. The cost to TexShare for the HQ databases next fiscal year is $243,000. The TSL does not have the funds for HQ and is asking libraies across the state to contribute funds to cover the subscription. Estimated library subscription pledges are based on population and range from $500 for a town with a population of less than 10,000 people to $35,000 for cities with more than 1.5 Million people. Obviously Houston's suggested contribution would be $35,000. Not only is the TSL short of funds, so are the coffers of other libraries, including the Houston Public Library. With this in mind individuals and organizations are being asked to help by contributing to the Heritage Quest pledge drive. Contributions should be funneled through a TexShare stakeholder library usually one's local public library. In Houston contributions should be made through the Houston Public Library's Houston Library Board which will coordinate contributions. For additional information about donating to the Houston Library Board, contact Caroline Reeder at caroline.reeder@cityofhouston.net or by telephone at 832-393-1368. Time is of the essence. The HQ pledge drive has a deadline of May 1. If the monetary goal is not met the HQ databases will be converted to TexSelect whereby the databases will be available only to those libraries willing to pay to subscribe. Under the TexSelect method subscription prices will be higher than under the consortium negotiated reduced method used with TexShare.

I am still searching for my ggggrandfather Berry W. Barnett born abt. 1813 S.C. by 1834 he & wife Martha? married 1833 were in Georgia. Last I found him on 1880 censusin Etowah county Ala. Also looking for anything on his son William P. Barnett married Katherine Veal. Carolyn STEPHENSON

Fulton County, GA, at one time was part of DeKalb, Milton, and Cambell Counties. Check out these web pages for more information on Fulton County, Ga. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gafulton/toc.html Fulton Co, was Formed 1853 from DeKalb and Campbell counties. http://www.mindspring.com/~ednab/ (Milton County, GA, web page) http://www.rootsweb.com/~gacampbe/ (Campbell County, GA web page) Campbell County was formed by an act of the Georgia Legislature December 20, 1828 taking land from Carroll, Coweta, DeKalb, and Fayette Counties. In 1832 land from the Cherokee Land Lottery was added, for a total to about 192 square miles. On October 17, 1870 the land lying north of the river was taken along with some of eastern Carroll to form what is now Douglas County. The rest merged with Fulton on January 1, 1932. Campbell County was named in honor of Colonel Duncan G. Campbell. He and James Meriwether negotiated the Indian Springs Treaty in which the Creek Indian land was ceded on February 12, 1825. The County seat was Campbellton until 1870. It was then moved to Fairburn where it remained for the life of the county. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gadekalb/ (DeKalb County, Ga. web page) My Barnetts were in Gwinnett and Milton County Ga. As of now I don't have any information on Francis Marion Barnett, but this family has been hard to find anything. They keep changing Names. I will be more than happy to share what I have on them. Claudia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mic Barnette" <mic@barnettesbooks.com> To: <BARNETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 9:48 PM Subject: Re: [BARNETT] Francis Marion Barnett > George: > > While I can not answer your question you have some administrative problems > to deal with. > First, there was no Fulton County, GA until 1854. The land was there but it > was in DeKalb County. > Fulton was created in 1854 from DeKalb. > It is possible your family was living in DeKalb County in 1840 you can see > which Barnetts lived there then by checking teh 1840 census. > > Atlanta (now in Fulton County) did not even become a village until the late > 1840's. It was not untill about 1849 when the train companies decided to > create Terminus which is where Atlanta is today. It was the point where > several train companies ended their train lines at what they called Mile > Post 0. It became an important location by the time of teh Civil War. > > You should also be checking the 1850 census as it is the first to name all > persons in the household. Your Francis Marion would be a 10 year old child > in his father's household. I would look at all the counties from DeKalb > eastward in Goegria to the South Carolina line-They were probably coming > from the western area of SC-Pendelton-Spartanburg-Greenville counties would > be a likely area. > > With a name like Francis Marion Barnett you are definitly looking for a > Barnett family with South Carolina roots. You guy's ancestor likely was in > the Revolution from SC and probably fought under Francis Marion. > > MIC > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <bigbirl@cox.net> > To: <BARNETT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 12:05 AM > Subject: [BARNETT] Francis Marion Barnett > > > > Looking for information on Francis Marion Barnett who was born around 1840 > in Fulton Co., Georgia. Died in Cherokee Co., Kansas in 1869. Married to > Samatha Lane (Swiss). > > > > > > George H. Parker > > > > Bigbirl@cox.net > > > > > > ==== BARNETT Mailing List ==== > > Haven't got a reply to your posting? Don't despair. People join the list > from time to time and others seach the archives looking for people with a > common interest. The response may come quite some time after you post it. > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > > > ==== BARNETT Mailing List ==== > If you write an effective query to the list you are more likely > to get results. This article by Kelley Kerstens is excellent. > http://ANCESTRY.COM/library/view/columns/extra/3976.asp > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

George: While I can not answer your question you have some administrative problems to deal with. First, there was no Fulton County, GA until 1854. The land was there but it was in DeKalb County. Fulton was created in 1854 from DeKalb. It is possible your family was living in DeKalb County in 1840 you can see which Barnetts lived there then by checking teh 1840 census. Atlanta (now in Fulton County) did not even become a village until the late 1840's. It was not untill about 1849 when the train companies decided to create Terminus which is where Atlanta is today. It was the point where several train companies ended their train lines at what they called Mile Post 0. It became an important location by the time of teh Civil War. You should also be checking the 1850 census as it is the first to name all persons in the household. Your Francis Marion would be a 10 year old child in his father's household. I would look at all the counties from DeKalb eastward in Goegria to the South Carolina line-They were probably coming from the western area of SC-Pendelton-Spartanburg-Greenville counties would be a likely area. With a name like Francis Marion Barnett you are definitly looking for a Barnett family with South Carolina roots. You guy's ancestor likely was in the Revolution from SC and probably fought under Francis Marion. MIC ----- Original Message ----- From: <bigbirl@cox.net> To: <BARNETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 12:05 AM Subject: [BARNETT] Francis Marion Barnett > Looking for information on Francis Marion Barnett who was born around 1840 in Fulton Co., Georgia. Died in Cherokee Co., Kansas in 1869. Married to Samatha Lane (Swiss). > > > George H. Parker > > Bigbirl@cox.net > > > ==== BARNETT Mailing List ==== > Haven't got a reply to your posting? Don't despair. People join the list from time to time and others seach the archives looking for people with a common interest. The response may come quite some time after you post it. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > >

----- Original Message ----- From: "Mic Barnette" <mic@barnettesbooks.com> To: "Linda Mcdonald" <lindam@grandsavingsbank.com> Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 6:33 PM Subject: Re: [BARNETT] Barnett-Matthews > Linda: > > There was a Barnett (John, if I remember correctly) in Goochland County, VA > in the mid-1700s who married the daughter of Strangeman Hutchins. The > Hutchins and that Barnett were Quaker. You will find records on them in > Hinshaw's VA Quaker volume. There was another Barnett family in Goochland > County that was not Quaker. It is not known if or how the two Barnett > families were related. In addition there were Matthews families living in > Goochland County. I have not followed them at all. > > MIC > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Linda Mcdonald" <lindam@grandsavingsbank.com> > To: <BARNETT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 6:53 PM > Subject: [BARNETT] Barnett-Matthews > > > > Does any one have info on Toalson Cemetery, Columbia, Boone County, > > Missouri? > > Have a Hutchins Barnett buried 5 Apr. 1852 but nothing on wife or kids. > > Polly P. Matthews his wife have a date of 4 Oct. 1831 Howard, Mo. > > But don't know if accurate. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Linda > > > > > > > > ==== BARNETT Mailing List ==== > > Make sure that you include a meaningful subject line. > > Subject lines are important. Many people delete messages without opening > > them if the subject does not appear to relate to their research. > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > >

Shari: Why not give the information you have. Your question is terribly confusing. The index, if that is what you have, will not tell you much of anything. Actually, from the index you can't be real sure you even have the right guy. What you need is a copy of the actual pension application. 99% of the time the pension will not give the parents' names. However, it should say when and where the applicant was born, where he lived when he enlisted or was inducted, the units he served in, when he was released from active duty and where he lived when he got out of the service. When the applicant died his widow is likely to applied for a pension. His pension file might give his date of death but his widow's pension application, if there is one, would tell when he died, when and where they married and possibly have something about their children. So, if all you have is an index, you need the actual (copy of) the pension. Depending on which war you are referencing, a lot of the files are on microfilm. Knowing when and where an ancestor is born is helpful in finding out the name(s) of potential parents as it places your guy in a time and place to research potential parents and other relatives. Good luck, MIC ----- Original Message ----- From: "shari" <utalkntome2@yahoo.com> To: <BARNETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 1:35 PM Subject: [BARNETT] BARNETT- HOW DO I FIND INFO ON A PENSION INDEX > I have a pension index application on my ggrandfather, but I dont know how to translate the information. Where do I look. How can I find out about this application? Please help me. I am trying to find his father's name. Shari > > [input] > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Small Business $15K Web Design Giveaway - Enter today > > > ==== BARNETT Mailing List ==== > Make sure that you include a meaningful subject line. > Subject lines are important. Many people delete messages without opening > them if the subject does not appear to relate to their research. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > >

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Barnett Group: This is our Barnett line, and we surely would love to find the connection prior to Reson/Reison Barnett, since the James that we had as his dad is not correct. Any connections out there? Descendants of Reson-Reizen (Reason) BARNETT 1 Reson-Reizen (Reason) BARNETT b: 1775 d: 1821 . +Elizabeth EAST b: 1779 m: 1797 d: 1865 ....... 2 Philip BARNETT b: 1808 in Wythe County, VA d: November 04, 1865 in Tazewell County, VA (Buried in Jeffersonville Cemetery) ........... +Mary CRIGAR b: October 10, 1810 in Wythe County, VA m: March 04, 1829 in Wythe Co., VA d: September 19, 1889 in Wythe County, VA (Luella Turner knows app. where in the cemetery she is buried) ................. 3 James Bradford BARNETT b: January 05, 1830 in VA d: November 1917 ................. 3 Margaret Ann BARNETT b: August 11, 1832 in Wythe County, VA d: March 28, 1918 in Birmingham, AL ..................... +William BLANKENSHIP ................. *2nd Husband of Margaret Ann BARNETT: ..................... +William Henry BLAKENSHIP m: January 14, 1859 in Tazewell, Tazewell County, VA ................. 3 William Anderson BARNETT b: February 11, 1835 in Tazewell, VA d: May 14, 1879 in Tazewell, VA (Buried in Jeffersonville Cemetery)per Mike Dilley, Mill Creeke, WV ..................... +Margaret FELTY b: 1839 m: 1859 d: 1889 ........................... 4 Brown BARNETT b: in Richlands, VA ............................... +Lillie BARNETT b: March 30, 1875 in Wythe County, VA d: October 09, 1940 in Tazewell County, VA ........................... 4 William P. BARNETT b: in Bluefield, VA ........................... 4 Reece T. BARNETT b: 1866 in Tazewell, VA ............................... +Alice DAVIS b: April 1870 in TN ........................... 4 John Gildersleeve BARNETT b: February 25, 1873 in Tazewell, VA d: April 12, 1947 in Tazewell County, VA ............................... +Kate Texas HELDRETH b: November 02, 1877 in Wythe County, VA m: January 26, 1899 in Tazewell County, VA d: February 24, 1964 ........................... 4 Della May BARNETT b: May 22, 1901 d: June 18, 1902 ................. 3 Elizabeth (Barbara) BARNETT b: January 05, 1837 in Tazewell, VA - but 1836 per Mike Dilley d: March 08, 1923 ..................... +Alfred BROWN ................. *2nd Husband of Elizabeth (Barbara) BARNETT: ..................... +Alfred BROWN ................. 3 Josephine Spillers BARNETT b: 1845 ..................... +Smith LOCKHART ................. 3 Nancy (Nannie) Gibboney BARNETT b: 1848 in Wytheville, VA ..................... +Uriah McCOY b: July 23, 1847 in Mingo County, WV m: August 24, 1866 in Tazewell County, VA d: May 17, 1900 in Tazewell (Buried in Tazewell Cemetery, by the gate) VA ........................... 4 Chloe McCOY b: Bef. 1869 ............................... +Ed LOCKHART ........................... 4 Romoleo S. McCOY b: August 22, 1870 d: June 22, 1894 in North Tazewell, VA (Buried in Jeffersonville Cemetery, Tazewell, VA just inside gate next to Uriah McCoy ........................... 4 Charles Goble McCOY b: May 10, 1871 in Floyd County, KY (one marriage license says Logan Cty, WV) d: September 23, 1942 in North Tazewell, VA (Buried in Maplewood Cemetery, Tazewell, VA-July 21,1975-Greever Funeral Chapel) ............................... +Nannie L. Virginia HUBBLE b: January 15, 1883 in Rich Valley-Smith County, VA m: Bet. September 05, 1899 - 1900 in Tazewell County, VA d: October 20, 1922 in Tazewell, VA (Buried in Maplewood Cemetery) North Tazewell, VA ........................... 4 Donnie McCOY b: Aft. 1872 ........................... 4 Bob McCOY b: Aft. 1873 ........................... 4 Jane McCOY b: Aft. 1874 ........................... 4 Manda McCOY b: Aft. 1875 ................. 3 Katherine Walters BARNETT b: 1851 d: July 1950 ..................... +Elisha BLANKENSHIP ................. 3 Eliza Jane BARNETT b: June 06, 1842 d: March 14, 1922 ..................... +James Fulcher MOORE ................. 3 Mary Eleanor BARNETT b: 1843 d: February 1924 ..................... +John P. SMITH ................. 3 Alexander McManary BARNETT b: 1857 d: July 1896 ..................... +Sarah BAKER Jackie A family tree can wither if no one tends its roots - Please visit our web site: thehouseofjossey-josey.org And my personal Josey web page MY JOSEY FAMILY

Looking for information on Francis Marion Barnett who was born around 1840 in Fulton Co., Georgia. Died in Cherokee Co., Kansas in 1869. Married to Samatha Lane (Swiss). George H. Parker Bigbirl@cox.net

Does any one have info on Toalson Cemetery, Columbia, Boone County, Missouri? Have a Hutchins Barnett buried 5 Apr. 1852 but nothing on wife or kids. Polly P. Matthews his wife have a date of 4 Oct. 1831 Howard, Mo. But don't know if accurate. Any help would be appreciated. Linda

NEIL BARNETT, I WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT YOU AND GO OVER YOUR LINE IN LINCOLN AND PULISKI CO. KY. I AM ALSO DESCENDED FROM THE BARNETTS OF LINCOLN CO. KY GOING BACK TO BOTETOURT CO. VA. AND THEN ON BACK TO LONDONDERRY IRELAND. MY BARNETT LINE ===MY GGG GRANDFATHER CAPT JAMES BARNETT OF BOTETOURT/MONTGOMERY CO. VA.-- MY GG GRANDFATHER PVT WILLIAM BARNETT OF BOTETOURT CO.-- AND LINCOLN CO. KY AND HIS DAU. MARGARET MILLER BARNETT AND MY G GRANDFATHER ALLEN LOGAN. BOTH OF LINCOLN CO. KY. MY RESEARCH HAS US AS DESCENDING FROM THE SAME BARNETT GRANDPARENTS IN LONDONDERRY, IRELAND. MY BARNETT LINE HAS BEEN PROVEN AND A CERTIFICATE GRANTED FOR BOTH CAPT JAMES BARNETT AND HIS SON WILLIAM BARNETT BY THE SAR. THE DAR HAS CORRECTEED THE SERVICE RECORD OF CAPT JAMES BARNETT. AND NO ONE CAN JOIN THE DAR UNDER UNDER HIS NON EXISTING SON REISAN BARNETT. NO FATHER HAS BEEN FOUND FOR THIS ³ REISAN BARNETT² THAT I KNOW OF. THE DAR WOULD LIKE TO FIND THE CORRECT FATHER OF REISAN BARNETT SO THAT THEY CAN COMPLETE THEIR RECORDS. THEY HOPE THAT HIS CORRECT FATHER SAW SERVICE AS AN REV. SOLDIER. I WOULD BE GLAD TO EXCHANGE INFORMATION FORDYCE LOGAN, JR. 7202 59TH. ST. LUBBOCK, TX. 79407 1 SCHYLER BARNETT ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ Birth: OF MADISON CO. KY. Death: NEAR SOMERSET Burial: GILMORE GRAVEYARD ON THE MT. VERNON RD. Occ: DEPUTY SHERIFF IN MADISON CO. IN 1894 Father: WILLIAM BARNETT (1728-1816) Mother: MARY MILLER HELPED BUILD THE WILDERNESS ROAD THEY MOVED TO MISSOURI Spouse: POLLY SLADE Death: NEAR SOMERSET Father: STEPHEN SLADE (1751-1789) Mother: ANNE UNKNOWN Marr: 4 Jan 1806, LINCOLN CO. KY Children: ELIZA A MARGARET MARY PATTON. STEPHEN SLADE (1807-) WILLIAM H. H. (1813-1895) JAMES T WORTHINGTON JOHN M. (1823-1899) 1.1 JUDGE JOHN M. BARNETT ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ Birth: 17 Nov 1823, LINCOLN CO. KY. Death: 14 Oct 1899, FLAT LICK,PULASKI CO. KY. Occ: WAS IN THE MERCANTILE BUSINESS WITH BROTHER IN LAW JEFFERSON GILMORE UNTIL AFTER 1862 Reli: WAS MEMBER OF METHODIST CHURCH. SEE RESEARCH NOTE--CAME TO PULASKI CO WHEN HE WAS16 YEARS OLD. WAS YOUNGEST OF 7 CHILDREN WAS JUDGE, SCHOOL COMMISSIONER , AND EDITOR OF THE SOMERSET REPUBLICAN. ================ JUDGE JOHN M. BARNETT WAS BORN IN WHAT WAS CALLED THE OLD STONE HOUSE IN LINCOLN CO. NEAR CRAB ORCHARD. HE DIED AT 77 CAME TO PULASKI CO. AT 16 WITH HIS PARENTS SCHYLER AND MARY SLADE BARNETT. HIS MOTHER WAS OF THE SLADES OF NASHVILLE AND OF FLAT LICK. THE MOTHER DIED FIRST AND THE FATHER TWO OR THHREE YEARS LATER. =================== JUDGE BARNETT WAS IN THE MERCANTILE BUSINESS -UNTILL 1861.63. WITH HIS BROTHER IN LAW JEFFERSON GILMORE. KNOWN AS THE GILMORE STORE. Spouse: ELLEN McALLISTER Birth: 4 Sep 1820 Death: 12 Dec 1902, PULASKI CO. KY. Father: ROBERT McALLISTER Marr: 27 Feb 1845 Children: MARY SLADE DAUGHTER ELIZA ANN NAPOLEON LEWIS (1849-1930) VINA VICTORIA (1849-) MARY SLADE 1.1.1 NAPOLEON LEWIS BARNETT ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ Birth: 27 Apr 1849 Death: 5 Nov 1930 Occ: COUNTY JUDGE IN PULASKI CO.KY. THEY HAD 10 CHILDREN--ONE OF THE CHILDREN FURNISHED THE INFORMATION ON THIS BARNETT FAMILY. NAPOLEON BARNETT WAS THE GRANDFATHER OF NEIL BARNETT THERE WERE 10 CHILDREN IN THIS FAMILY Spouse: NANNIE BRINKLEY Birth: 1867 Marr: 1884 Children: JOHN WORTHINGTON PARKER 1.1.1.1 JOHN WORTHINGTON PARKER BARNETT YOU SHOW THE ABOVE JOHN AS YOUR FATHER¹S YOUNGEST BROTHER SO I WOULD NEED YOUR FATHER¹S GIVEN NAME TO COMPLETE YOUR LINE. ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ Index BARNETT DAUGHTER child of 1.1 ELIZA A child of 1 ELIZA ANN child of 1.1 CAPT. JAMES T WORTHINGTON child of 1 JUDGE JOHN M. 1.1 JOHN WORTHINGTON PARKER 1.1.1.1 MARGARET child of 1 MARY PATTON. child of 1 MARY SLADE child of 1.1 MARY SLADE child of 1.1 NAPOLEON LEWIS 1.1.1 NEIL 1.1.1.1.1 SCHYLER 1 STEPHEN SLADE child of 1 VINA VICTORIA child of 1.1 WILLIAM parent of 1 WILLIAM H. H. child of 1 BRINKLEY NANNIE spouse of 1.1.1 McALLISTER ELLEN spouse of 1.1 ROBERT parent of spouse of 1.1 MILLER MARY parent of 1 SLADE POLLY spouse of 1 STEPHEN parent of spouse of 1 UNKNOWN ANNE parent of spouse of 1

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I received some information on another Barnett family. We have been trying to connect with my John W. Barnett b. Nov. 1800 in Georgia. This is the new info. in case anyone else can help us... here it is. "June, All of my kinfolk came from Kentucky, although I did hear talk of one branch of the family going down to Florida, but no one seemed to know any details about him. There were 10 children in my dad's family, 6 boys and 4 girls. My granddad, Napoleon Lewis Barnett was County Judge of Pulaski County in Kentucky for a number of years. My Dad's youngest brother's name was John Worthington Parker Barnett, so I'm not sure how that might relate to your question about your John W. Barnett b. 1800 Georgia. All of my Dad's family has now passed on, but there are still alot of Barnetts running around back there in Somerset,Ky and surrounding areas. Neil Barnett" Thanks for any and all help. June Hamrick Schaub familyhunter@earthlink.net Searching for Barnett, Alford, Hamrick/Hambrick, Ellis, Graham, Wess, Ratterree

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Marsha and other's. There were many Barnett's in NC and also( as mine were) in York Co. SC. The Bethel Church Yard Cem. started in 1700's I think and still being used today is on Line with Cemeteries of York Co SC. Many many Barnett's and connections bur there. Some names are; Adam's Patrick, Bigger's, McKenzie,Campbell/ and hundreds more. When I came upon it several yr's ago I copied it and put in a notebook but I been in a revamp of my small room Computor and Genealogy room so much is still in boxes. Send E mail to SCYork-L@rootsweb.com site after subscribing and ask for the link to the Cem's. It is very long so be prepared for a long time to check it. My Thomas and Martha ( Patrick) Barentt were bur there in late 1700's or early 1800's, Memory just now on dates. This Thomas is son of a Thomas b abt 1730 I think in NC and fa was immigrant from Londonderry , IRELAND. Maxine Wilton willma@sprynet.com

Marsha, Any idea where in SC they are from? Joe McDonald ----- Original Message ----- From: "marsha spruill" <mspruill@hiwaay.net> To: <BARNETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 8:41 AM Subject: [BARNETT] James E.[ Elihue] Barnett > If anyone has any info. on James Elihue Barnett born in 1811 S.C. Died in Fayette co. Al. wife Emily , they had nine children 1 died young, one of their daughters was my GGrrandMother Martha E. Barnett Mar. Ashley Aldridge, if anyone knows or thinks they know my family please email me at mspruill@hiwaay.net Marsha >