> >We have a Nathaniel Barns (Barnes) who was born of Scotish/Irish >parents abt 1710 and appears in Harpswell, ME, US circa 1733: by >1743 he had married Annis___ whose surname may have be McCuff. >Abt 1858 he and most of his female family moved to Annapolis County. >Nathaniel died there in 1785. Family names: > >William m. Mary Alexander, remained and died Harpswell. >Elizabeth, brn 7/26/1843, ME., m. James Milbury in Annaoplis. > James was born 5/6/1764 in York, ME. >Hannah be 1745, Me, m. Job Young in 1763, Annapolis. > Job was brn 4/21/1769, York, ME son of Samuel. > Samuel and 3 sons migrated Annapolis 1760. > Hannah and Job had 11 children some of who trace back > to the Acey family of Rowley Me. >Sara, br 3/27/1746 N. Yarmouth, Me, m. (1) Samuel Chute on > July 11, 1768. Chute family also of long genealogical lines. > m. (2) James Lynam in Annapolis Co., 1787 and had at > least one child James Jr. >Nathaniel, brn 8/14/1751, appears in Annapolis deeds, but > Ret to us, married and died there. >Annis, brn 1/13/1751, (This was date given - could have been > Twins. She m. Moses Ray. Their dau. Jane m. > Joseph Foster and grandson John m. Foster >Spencer, brn 1755 in Harpswell. He m. Jane Troup and had > Katherine, 1778; Jacob T. 1782; Henry 1784; Polly, 1778; > Joseph T., 1790, and Nancy in 1800. > >We are told that there is some publication which is supposed to have a >lithograph rendering or an actual photograph of the Barns (Barnes) home >in one of several place, the county of Annapolis, Bellesilse, or Granville. > >If you know of such a publication we would certainly appreciate your input. > >Eugene V. Barnes >Costa Mesa, CA > > > >