Samuel William Barnes was born between 1822-1825 in Davidson County, NC to Richard Gilmer Barnes III(DOB About 1780 in Rowan County, NC; DOD About 1854 in Davidson County, NC) and Fanny Johnson (DOB About 1787 in Rowan County, NC; DOD About 1875 in Davidson County, NC). He was the 6th of 8 children.
Rowan county was formed in 1753 from the northern part of Anson County. Matthew Rowan, acting governor of North Carolina from 1753 to 1754, was it’s namesake. Rowan County was a large pioneer territory in western NC with an indefinite western boundary. Rowan included the entire northwestern sector of North Carolina. Over time, its size was reduced as a number of counties were split off. This began in 1770, when the eastern part of it was combined with the western part of Orange County to become Guilford County, North Carolina. In 1771 the northeastern part of what remained of Rowan County became Surry County. In 1777 the western part of Rowan County became Burke County. In 1788 the western part of the now much smaller Rowan County became Iredell County. In 1822 the eastern part of the county became Davidson County. Finally, in 1836 the part of Rowan County north of the South Yadkin River became Davie County. 
So Samuel William Barnes was born about the time Davidson County, NC was formed. During his life these were the Presidents of the United States: James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, James K. Polk, Zachary Taylor, Millard Filmore, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, Ulysses Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, James A. Garfield, Chester A. Arthur and Grover Cleveland. He was too old to participate in the War of Northern Aggression as he was in his late 40’s when it started and his children were too young to serve but it would have an impact on his life as he had brother, nephews, in-laws who served and/or died in the Civil War. He was a farmer and before The War, he listed his farm with a value of $1,800 (a good amount in those days) and after The War, he listed his farm with a value of $500.
Samuel William Barnes married Margaret Ann Click (DOB 1822-1825 in North Carolina to ? and ? ) about 1845 in Davidson County, NC on 8/16/1848 in Davidson County, NC. They had 6 children that I’m aware of:
1) Richard Barnes (DOB About 1849 in Davidson County, NC; DOD Between 1860-1870 in Davidson County, NC). He was listed with his family in the 1860 U.S. Census but he is NOT listed with them in the 1870 U.S. Census. He would have been 21 yrs old for the 1870 U.S. Census. Did he die before the 1870 U.S. Census or ?
2) Sarah Barnes (DOB 6/19/1851 in Davidson County, NC; DOD 10/22/1919 in Norwood, Stanly County, NC) married Eli Leonard (aka Ely Leonard) (DOB About 1855 in North Carolina; DOD Between 1880-1910). Leonard is the head of the family in the 1880 U.S. Census but I couldn’t find this family in the 1900 U.S. Census and Sarah Barnes Leonard is living with her son, William Samuel Leonard, and his family in the 1910 U.S. Census and she is listed as a widow. They had 3 children that I’m aware of: William Samuel Leonard (married Lula V. House); John Cleveland Leonard (married 1st Lula Russell and 2nd Flora V. Goodman); Martha Leonard (married ?).
3) America Mariah Barnes (DOB 11/6/1853 in Davidson County, NC; DOD 11/13/1934 in Rowan County, NC) married Richard A. Swicegood (aka Richmond A. Swicegood) (DOB 8/13/1840 in Davidson County, NC; DOD 2/19/1910 in Rowan County, NC). They had 5 children that I’m aware of: Marshall Clingman Swicegood (married Mary E. Sheens); Charlie Swicegood (married ?); Luther Franklin Swicegood (married Minnie Lee Daniel); Duffy Swicegood (married ?); Horace Lee Swicegood (never married).
4) Samuel Barnes (DOB About 1856 in Davidson County, NC; DOD Between 1860-1870 in Davidson County, NC). He is listed with his family in the 1860 U.S. Census but he is not listed with his family in the 1870 U.S. Census and he would only have been 14 yrs old so I assume he died between 1860-1870.
5) Cynthia Barnes (DOB About 1859 in Davidson County, NC; DOD Between 1860-1870). She is listed with her family in the 1860 U.S. Census but she is not listed with her family in the 1870 U.S. Census and she would only have been 11 yrs old so I assume she died between 1860-1870.)
6) William L. Barnes (DOB 4/10/1863 in Davidson County, NC; DOD 7/1/1932 in Davidson County, NC) married Mary L Weant (aka Mary Wint, Mary Went) (DOB 10/3/1860 in Rowan County, NC; DOD 12/17/1939 in Salisbury, Rowan County, NC). They had 8 children that I’m aware of : Margaret “Maggie” J. Barnes (married ? Mauldley (sic)); Flora A. Barnes (married James M. Monroe); Charlie Richard Barnes (married Irene Harvelle); William Anderson Barnes (married ? ); Minnie Victoria Barnes (married William David Crowell); Walter Wilson Barnes (married Jesse E. Drye); Arthur David Barnes (married Mary Pearl Brown); Luther Lindsey Barnes (married Annie Mae Frederick).
1850 U.S. Census of Northern Division, Davidson County, North Carolina ; Roll : M432_628 ; Page : 280B ; Image: 125 , Lines 24-26, “Samuel Barnes“
Samuel Barnes, Head, 25 yrs old (DOB 1825), M(ale), W(hite), Farmer, $300 Real Estate Value, Born in NC
Margaret Barnes, 25 yrs old (DOB 1825), F, W, Born in NC Richard Barnes, 1 yrs old (DOB 1849), M, W, Born in NC
1860 U.S. Census of Northern Division, Davidson County, North Carolina ; Roll : M653_895 ; Page : 357 ; Image : ;185 ; Family History Library Film : ;803895 , Lines 35-40 next page Line 1, “S.W. Barnes“, living one house from his widowed mother
S.W. Barnes, Head, 38 yrs old (DOB 1822), M(ale), W(hite), Farmer, $1,800 Real Estate Value, $300 Personal Estate Value, Born in NC
Margaret Barnes, 38 yrs old (DOB 1822), F, W, Dmstc (Domestic), Born in NC
Richard Barnes, 10 yrs old (DOB 1850), M, W, Born in NC
Sarah Barnes, 8 yrs old (DOB 1852), F, W, Born in NC
Mariah Barnes, 6 yrs old (DOB 1854), F, W, Born in NC
Samuel Barnes, 4 yrs old (DOB 1856), M, W, Born in NC
Cynthia Barnes, 7/12 mos old (DOB 1859), F, W, Born in NC
1870 U.S. Census of Boone, Davidson County, North Carolina ; Roll : M593_1134 ; Page : 28B ; Image : 59 ; Family History Library Film : 552633 , Lines 30-34, “Samuel Barns” (sic)
Samuel Barns, 48 yrs old (DOB 1822), M(ale), W(hite), Farming, $800 Real Estate Value, $500 Personal Estate Value, Born in NC
Margret Barns (sic), 50 yrs old (DOB 1820), F, W, Keeping House, Born in NC
Sarah Barns, 19 yrs old (DOB 1851), F, W, At Home, Born in NC
America Barns, 17 yrs old (DOB 1853), F, W, At Home, Born in NC
William Barnes, 6 yrs old (DOB 1864), M, W, At Home, Born in NC
Samuel William Barnes and Margaret Ann Click divorced between 1870-1880. I can’t help but wonder what happened. It evidently wasn’t an amicable divorce (I guess none were back then). I found this concerning their divorce and settlement:
The Southeastern Reporter, Volume 10; Containing All The Decisions Of The Supreme Courts of Appeals of VIRGINIA, And WEST VIRGINIA, And Supreme Courts Of NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA; October 22, 1889-April 22, 1890; St. Paul West Publishing Co., 1890; Pg 305-306; Barnes vs. Barnes et al Supreme Court of North Carolina; December 2, 1889
Barnes vs. Barnes et al Supreme Court of North Carolina
Dec 2 1889
Pleading Trust Deed
Husband and Wife
ACTIONS
1 A deed, after reciting that differences existed between a husband and wife, and that they desired to adjust such differences and provide “an adequate and sufficient support” for the wife, conveyed land to a trustee for the purpose of allowing the husband and wife to have the rents and profits, and to support the wife “in such manner she has heretofore lived;” and the trustee signed the deed. In an action by the wife against the trustee and her husband, plaintiff alleged that the trustee had neglected and refused to support her out the rents and profits; that she was 70 years, old and infirm, and had been for years dependent on charity; and that the rents and profits of the amounted to a certain sum per annum. The trustee denied that he was such, and alleged that his co defendant had possession of the land, receiving the rents and profits. Plaintiff demanded half the rents and profits for each year, and also general relief. Held, that it was error to dismiss the action, as the facts alleged entitled plaintiff to equitable relief, if not to a judgment at law.
2 Plaintiff is entitled to that part of the rents and profits of the current year which is necessary for her support, and to have paid debts contracted for her support in past years which were charged on the rents and profits, but is not entitled to have a share of rents and profits accumulated from year to year since the execution of the deed, as the provision was for her current support.
3 Though Code NC 78, provides that when a married woman brings an action her husband must be joined, except when the action concerns her separate property, or is between herself and her husband, such action should not be dismissed for failure of the husband to join, as it appears that he is hostile to plaintiff’s rights, and she may be entitled to redress as against him.
4 The deed is not prima facie invalid on the ground that it was made in view of a separation of husband and wife.
Appeal from superior court, Davidson county; J. H. Merrimon Judge
The following is so much of the case stated on appeal as is necessary to an understanding of the opinion: Upon reading the pleadings and the introduction of the deed in trust attached to the complaint, his honor intimated an opinion that, according to the complaint itself, and a proper construction of the trust deed, the plaintiff had no cause of action against the trustee, Sowers. It appeared in evidence that at the time the deed in trust was written by the late J. M. McCorkle the plaintiff was living with her son-in-law, Swicegood, apart from Samuel W. Barnes, her husband; that she had instituted proceedings for divorce and alimony in Davidson superior court; that after the deed was executed case was discontinued without any decree for separation, and that she continued to live with her daughter until the present time, except for a short time when she stayed with a brother in Davie county; that she during this time had been dependent upon others for a support, that twice after the execution of the trust, and that within a year or two after its execution, she called upon defendant Sowers and asked for help from farm; that at one time, according to Mr. Swicegood, Sowers said “Yes it is my business to haul you the grain but I will have to be paid from the farm.” At another time he wrote her the letter. There was evidence tending to show that at one time the plaintiff was notified by Barnes not to come to see her son who lived with Barnes. On another occasion she sent her son-in-law to Barnes to ask for grain from the farm and he (Barnes) refused to send her any unless the plaintiff, her daughter, her daughter’s husband, and her brother in Davie county would all sign a receipt. It was not insisted on the part of the defendants that she had ever received anything (defendant testified that 11 years ago he had placed in the kitchen at home a sack of flour and meal for her to send for and that both sacks had been standing where he placed them ever since) or that defendant Sowers had offered to interpose and collect rents for her benefit from Barnes, who occupied the farm. It was alleged by Sowers that at the time the trust was executed, Barnes and wife had agreed that Barnes should remain in possession and control of the premises, and that plaintiff should send to him for her part of the rents. The plaintiff offered evidence in contradiction of this. It was in evidence that the plaintiff was old; that she had been sick much of her time, and was now unable to attend court. The plaintiffs moved for judgment upon the verdict. Motion denied; and on motion of defendants the action was dismissed, from which judgment the plaintiff appeals. The following are the material parts of the deed of trust: “North Carolina Davidson county. Whereas differences exist between Samuel W. Barnes and his wife, Margaret A. Barnes, and whereas they are anxious and desirous to adjust such differences, and to provide an adequate and sufficient support for Margaret A. Barnes, this indenture, therefore, witnesseth that for and in consideration of the premises, together with the further consideration of one dollar in hand paid to the said Samuel W. Barnes by Philip Sowers, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the said Samuel W. Barnes has this day bargained, granted, and sold, and by these presents doth hereby convey, unto the said Philip Sowers, the following tract of land, to wit, lying and being in the county of Davidson, and bounded as follows, [describing it ;]to have and to hold to the said Philip Sowers, to the following uses and none other: That the said Sowers shall hold the said lands, and to allow the said Samuel W. Barnes and Margaret A. Barnes to have the rents and profits thereof for their own use and behoof; and, further, that out of the said rents and profits to support the said Margaret Barnes in such a manner as she has heretofore lived, and after the death of the said Samuel W. Barnes and Margaret A. Barnes, the said Philip Sowers shall convey unto * * * In testimony whereof,” etc (Signed by Barnes and Sowers)
M. H. Pinnix for appellant. Robbins & Raper, for appellees.
Merrimon, C. J. (after stating the facts as above) No question was raised by the pleadings, or on the trial in the court below, so far as appears as to the validity
v. 10s.E. no. 12-20
of the deed of trust in question. It was suggested, but not pressed on the argument in this court, that it was invalid, upon the ground that it was made in contemplation of a separation of husband and wife, parties to it, and with that view. If this is so, and there exists substantial ground for the contention, the deed should be put in question in that aspect of it by a proper pleading. We cannot, upon the face of it, see and determine that it is or is not invalid for the cause suggested. For the present purpose, and as it appears, we must treat and interpret it as a valid deed for the chief purpose specified in it, if such purpose is sufficiently expressed. Generally and ordinarily, when a married woman brings an action, her husband must join with her in it, except “when the action concerns her separate property” or “when the action is between herself and her husband.” Code 178. But if he will not join her as he ought to do, she may make him a party defendant if need be. McGlennery vs. Miller 90 NC 215. In this case it appears with sufficient certainty that the husband will not join his wife, the plaintiff. Indeed, he is hostile to her alleged rights and the remedy by which she seeks to assert the same; and ,moreover, it may turn out that she is entitled to some measure of redress as against him in connection with his co-defendant; so that the action could not be dismissed upon the ground that the husband did not join in it with his wife.
We are clearly of opinion that the action as it appears to us from the record proper and the case stated on appeal should not have been dismissed. The plaintiff alleges the deed (the chief purpose of it) was to provide a support for herself; that the defendant trustee and his co-defendant have wholly neglected and refused to supply her reasonable wants and a support out of the rents and profits of the land; that the trustee has wholly neglected, at all times, to execute the trust; that she is 70 years old, poor, sick, and infirm, and has had for years to rely upon the bounty of her kinsfolk for such support as she has had; that she has demanded of the trustee that he execute the trust; that he has always refused and neglected to do so, to her great injury; that the rents and profits of the land are equal to $300 per annum, etc. The defendants admit some of the material allegations and deny others, and particularly the defendant trustee denies that he is such in any active or responsible sense, and alleges that his co-defendant has had possession of the land and received rents and profits thereof. The pleadings, taken in connection with the deed, make a case in which the plaintiff is surely entitled to some relief, and she is entitled to assert her rights in this action. Although a judgment at law for half the rents and profits of each year since the deed was executed is formally demanded in the complaint, general relief is also demanded; and the facts alleged, if, indeed, they are such, entitle the plaintiff to equitable relief. The action is both legal and equitable in its nature and purpose, and the court can proceed therein to compel the defendants to a due execution of the trust, and direct an account of the rents and profits of the land, and make all other necessary inquiries and directions to that end. The allegations of the complaint are not so definite in all respects as they might and should be. Still the court can see the scope of the plaintiff’s cause of action, and it may, if need be, require the allegations to be made more precise and direct. If the complaint alleges a cause or causes of action at law, the plaintiff will be entitled only to a judgment at law; but where it alleges sufficiently a cause of action equitable in its nature, the court will give such relief as the plaintiff may be entitled to have. Indeed, the court will, in a proper case, administer the principles both of law and equity in the same action. It seems that the defendants have misunderstood the nature, purpose, and importance of the deed now to be interpreted, else they have willfully been derelict in the discharge of what it made a plain duty on the part of the trustee. It is recited in the preamble of the deed that its purpose is to adjust differences, and “to provide an adequate and sufficient support” for the plaintiff. This was the leading, chief purpose of it. To that end the land was conveyed to the defendant trustee to have and to hold the same to the following uses, and none other, that the said Sowers, the trustee, shall hold the said lands and to allow the said Samuel W. Barnes and Margaret A. Barnes (the plaintiff) to have the rents and profits thereof for their own use and behoof; and, further, that out of the said rents and profits to support the said Margaret Barnes “in such manner as she has heretofore lived,” etc. The defendant trustee signed this deed, and thus accepted the trust and became chargeable with it according to its true intent and meaning. This signing on his part was not a mere meaningless ceremony; it was important, and imported that he accepted the title to the land charged with the trust. He was to have and to hold it for the specified uses, to wit, particularly to allow his co-defendant and the plaintiff to have the rents and profits thereof for their own use and behoof, but with the further express provision as to the wife “that out of the said rents and profits to support the said Margaret Barnes [the plaintiff] in such manner as she has heretofore lived.” that is, out of such rents and profits she was to have such support, if they were adequate for that purpose though it might take the whole. This must be so else, this further provision is meaningless. That this interpretation is correct is the more manifest because it harmonizes with the recital in the preamble in the deed, which declares that the purpose of the latter is “to provide an adequate and sufficient support” for the plaintiff. The clear purpose was to provide for her such support as she had, before the execution of the deed, been accustomed to have, and that she should have devoted to that purpose so much of the rents and profits of the land as might be necessary. The surplus was intended for the husband. The deed does not provide that the plaintiff shall have one-half, one-third, or any definite part, of the rents and profits, or accumulations therefrom, but current, “adequate and sufficient support.” What this is will depend on what she has, what she reasonably needs, her health, necessary incidental expenses, living in the like sphere and condition as she did before the provision was made for her. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant trustee has never allowed her such or any support out of the rents and profits of the land, and that she is entitled to have “her share” of the same accumulated from year to year ever after the date of the deed. We do not think so, because the purpose was to provide for her current support, and she neglected to enforce her rights, as she might have done from time to time through the courts. Gray vs West, 93 NC 442. If, however, in good faith, she contracted in any one or more years debts for her support, which debts she made a charge upon the rents and profits of the land of the year in which the debts were respectively so created, she would be entitled to have such debts paid by the defendant trustee if the rents and profits of such year were adequate for that purpose. But persons who made her gifts, or entertained her gratuitously, could not now be allowed to make charges against her on such account, and have the same paid as indicated above. The effect of the deed was to give the defendant trustee control of the land embraced by it, and it charged him to let the same, and see that it yielded rents and profits, and to allow the plaintiff to have the same for her support. He might have allowed his co-defendant, if he were responsible, to occupy and cultivate the land, as it seems he did do; but he should have required him to account annually for the rents and profits thereof, and devote so much of the same as might be necessary under the deed to the support of the plaintiff. It may be that he can still compel him to such account, and possibly in this action. But as to all this he will be advised by counsel. Treating the deed as valid, and interpreting it, as we have done, upon the pleadings, the court, we think, should have directed an account of the rents and profits of the land of the current year to be taken,- an ascertainment of what part thereof is necessary for the plaintiff’s support for that year, and what debts are outstanding against her for her support since the date of the deed, as indicated in this opinion and report of the whole to be made; and on the coming in of the report, in the absence of valid exceptions thereto, it should have given judgment directing the rents and profits, or the value thereof, to be paid to the plaintiff, and such debts created for her support to be paid, etc. The judgment dismissing the action must be set aside, and further proceedings had therein substantially as indicated in this opinion, unless and except the court shall see fit, in its discretion, to allow any proper amendments of the pleadings; and in that case it shall dispose of the action upon its merits as they may appear in the course of its further progress. To that end let this opinion be certified to the superior court It is so ordered.
Davidson County NC Heritage Book, published 1982, pg 39, #130, “Richard Barnes, b. 1780, d. 1854, was the son of Richard and Catherine (?) Barnes. On 11/21/1808 he married Frances “Fanny” Johnston, b. 1787, d. c1874. They are buried in the Churchland Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery. There is a rock wall around their graves with one rock hand engraved with ‘Barnes’. Richard bought his first land, consisting of 260 acres on the North Yadkin River and Ready Run, from Thomas Smith on 12/28/1815. He conveyed this to Thomas P. Ives 10/16/1817 who, in turn, conveyed it to Rowland Crump 9/19/1823. He began purchasing land on Swans Creek and Potts Creek in 11/1818 until, by 1839, he had accumulated over 800 acres. I think their home was between Churchland and Boone’s Cave. The children of Richard and Fanny were 1) Elizabeth, m. ? Nunnally; 2) Nancy, m. 7/13/1840 Burgess Thomason; 3) Sophia, b. c1811, m. 1st 4/23/1831 to William Wood, m. 2nd c1848 to Henry Beck; 4) John, b. 11/3/1816, d. 9/19/1892, m. 3/18/1841 Margaret Ratts; 5) Mary (Polly), b. c1820, m. George Beck, b. 10/1828; 6) Samuel W., b. c1822, d. 1896, m. Margaret ?; 7) Fannie, b. 6/29/1824, d. 5/7/1905, m. 8/29/1848 Moses Lamb; 8) Richard, b. c1828, m. Louisa ?. From the history of the Churchland Baptist Church which was organized as Pine Meeting Baptist Church in 1837 with 11 charter members, the names of Richard, Fannie and Nancy Barnes are found among this group. Richard Barnes appointed his son, Samuel W., as executor of his will which was written 9/28/1854. He left the homeplace to his son Richard after his wife’s death. He had already conveyed his sons John and Samuel W. 150 acres of land. Richard conveyed his inheritence to his brother, Samuel W., on 8/29/1856. The will of Fanny Barnes, dated 5/16/1874, mentions sons John and Samuel, and daus. Polly and Fanny. I think it safe to assume that the other children had either died or moved from the vicinity.” “Mary (Polly) Barnes, b. c1820, m. George Beck, b. 10/1828. The 1880 Census shows 3 children: Joseph b. c1850; Curtis b. c1859; and Mary b. c1854. After Mary’s death George married Amanda Grubb, daughter of John and Susie (Leonard) Grubb.” “Samuel W. Barnes, B. c1822, d. 10/5/1896, married Margaret A. ?, b. c1825, d. 7/1890. They had 4 children: Richard b. c1849; Sarah, m. Ely Leonard; America, b. c1854, m. Richard A. Swicegood, b. c1848 as the son of Richmond Swicegood and Mary (Polly) Miller; William L., b. c1863. Samuel and Margaret separated c1876, and she went to live with her daughter, America Barnes Swicegood. The property was intrusted to Philip Sowers, and he recorded these deeds in 1909. The 1880 census shows Jonathan and Albertine Williams and their children living with Samuel W. Barnes.” “Fannie Barnes, b. 6/29/1824, d. 5/7/1905, m. 8/29/1848 Moses Lamb, b. 4/26/1828, d. 4/14/1889. They are buried in Churchland Missionary Baptist Church near her parents. Their children were Mary Elizabeth, b. 6/10/1849, m. 3/13/1873 David Worth Barnes; Lewis F., b. 12/20/1852, d. 3/31/1901, m. Amanda J. Darr, daughter of Henry Darr and Margaret Uphemia Simeson; Sarah F., b. c1859, d. 1882; John M., b. c1859, d. 2/1/1926; George W., b. 3/2/1860, d 3/31/1881; Fannie, b. c 1862; Calton M. (Cal), b. 4/18/1867, d. 11/10/1907, m. Mary Emma Modelin.” Sources: Rowan County Marriage and deed records, Davidson County marriage, deed, cemetery and church records. Submitted by Mary Jo Shoaf.
1880 U.S. Census of Boone, Davidson County, North Carolina ; Roll : 961 ; Family History Film : 1254961 ; Page : 158A ; Enumeration District : 036 ; Image : 0326, Lines 27-36, “Samuel Barnes“
Samuel Barnes, W(hite), M(ale), 57 yrs old (DOB 1823), Head, Widowed, Farm Laborer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
William Barnes, W, M, 17 yrs old (DOB 1863), Son, Single, Farm Laborer, Attends school, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
William Johnithion Barnes (sic), W, M, 52 yrs old (DOB 1828), Head, Married, Farm laborer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Albertine Barnes, W, F, 52 yrs old (DOB 1828), Wife, Married, Farm laborer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
John Barnes, W, M, 23 yrs old (DOB 1857), Son, Single, Farm laborer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Sarah Barnes, W, F, 19 yrs old (DOB 1861), Daughter, Single, Farm laborer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
David Barnes, W, M, 17 yrs old (DOB 1863), Son, Single, Farm laborer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Rufus Barnes, W, M, 15 yrs old (DOB 1865), Son, Single, Farm laborer, Attends school, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Virginia Barnes, W, F, 11 yrs old (DOB 1869), Daughter, Single, Farm laborer, Attends school, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
William Barnes, W, M, 3 yrs old (DOB 1877), Son, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
1880 U.S. Census of Tyro, Davidson County, North Carolina ; Roll : 961 ; Family History Film : 1254961 ; Page : 165D ; Enumeration District : 037 ; Image : 0342 , Lines 6-9, “Richard A. Swicegood“
Richard A. Swicegood, W(hite), M(ale), 32 yrs old (DOB 1848), Head, Married, Farmer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
M. Swicegood, W, F, 26 yrs old (DOB 1854), Wife, Married, Keeping house, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Marshal C. Swicegood (sic), W, M, 2 yrs old (DOB 1878), Son, At Home, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Margaret A. Barns (sic), W, F, 66 yrs old (DOB 1814), Boarder, Married, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
I do not have sources for Samuel William Barnes‘ death or Margaret Ann Click Barnes‘ death or where they are buried. They are not in the 1900 U.S. Census so they must have died between 1880-1900. If anyone has any sourced information on this family, please contact me at Mama.to.dogs@gmail.com.
Sources for their children:
1880 U.S. Census of Boone, Davidson County, North Carolina; Roll: 961; Family History Film: 1254961; Page: 155D; Enumeration District: 036; Image: 0321, Lines 43-46, “Ely Leonard” (sic)
Ely Leonard, W(hite), M(ale), 24 yrs old (DOB 1856), Head, Married, Farmer, Cannot read or write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Sarah Leonard, W, F, 26 yrs old (DOB 1854), Wife, Married, Farm laborer, Cannot read or write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC W
illiam Leonard, W, M, 1 yrs old (DOB 1879), Son, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Jane Kinley, W, F, 20 yrs old (DOB 1860), Boarder, Farm laborer, Cannot read or write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
1910 U.S. Census of Jerusalem, Davie County, North Carolina ; Roll : T624_1107 ; Page : 10A ; Enumeration District : 0042 ; Image : ; FHL microfilm : 1375120 , Lines 40-50, “William Leonard”
William Leonard, Head, M(ale), W(hite), 32 yrs old (DOB 1878), 1st marriage, Married 13 yrs (DOM 1897), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Scrap hand, Rents home
Lula Leonard, Wife, F, W, 32 yrs old (DOB 1878), 1st marriage, Married 13 yrs, 4 children with 4 still living, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Sesie Leonard, Daughter, F, W, 13 yrs old (DOB 1897), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Edney Leonard, Daughter, F, W, 10 yrs old (DOB 1900), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Lewis Leonard, Son, M, W, 7 yrs old (DOB 1903), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC Florence
Leonard, Daughter, F, W, 4 yrs old (DOB 1906), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Sarah Leonard, Mother, F, W, 59 yrs old (DOB 1851), Widowed, 8 children with 5 still living, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Cleave Leonard (sic), Brother, M, W, 21 yrs old (DOB 1889), 1st marriage, Married 0 yrs (DOM 1910), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Speder hand (sic) cotton mill
Lula Leonard, Sister-in-law, F, W, 16 yrs old (DOB 1894), 1st marriage, Married 0 yrs, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Speder hand (sic), cotton mill
Martha Leonard, Sister, F, W, 19 yrs old (DOB 1891), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Spinner cotton mill
Eger Kinley (sic), Boarder, M, W, 21 yrs old (DOB 1889), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Slasher cotton mill
NC Death Certificate #340 also stamped #23966, Registration District #842610, Sarah Leonard, DOD 10/22/1919 in Norwood, Stanly County, NC
Female, White, Widow, DOB 6/19/1851 in Davidson County, NC, 68 yrs 4 mos 3 days old
Father: Samuel Barnes, born in NC
Mother: Sahara Barnes (sic), born in NC
Informant: J.C. Leonard, Norwood, NC
DOD 10/22/1919 at 10:00am
Cause of death: Tuberculosis, pulmonary and intestinal
Buried 10/23/1919 in Salisbury, NC
I could not find this family in the 1900 U.S. Census but I found Sarah Barnes Leonard in the 1910 U.S. Census living with her son, William Samuel Leonard, and his family and she is listed as “Widowed” so Eli Leonard must have died between 1880-1910.
NC Death Certificate #28072, Registration District #80-00, Registrar’s Certificate #179, William Samuel Leonard, DOD 10/29/1952 in House 54 new mill section, China Grove, Rowan County, NC (at home)
Male, White, Married, DOB 6/4/1877 in Davidson County, NC, 75 yrs 4 mos 25 days old
Occupation: Retired
Father: Eli Leonard, Mother: Sarah Barnes Leonard, Informant: Lewis Leonard, 807 Lane St., Kannapolis, NC
DOD 10/29/1962 at 8pm
Cause of death: Chronic hypertensive cardiovascular disease due to apoplexy (duration 2 weeks)
Buried: 10/31/1952 in Carolina Memorial Park, China Grove, Rowan County, NC
North Carolina Marriage Collection, 1741-2000
Name: Lou V House
Gender: Female
Spouse: William S Leonard
Spouse Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 23 Oct 1896
Marriage County: Rowan
Marriage State: North Carolina
NC Death Certificate #10611, Registration District #80-00, Registrar’s Certificate #67, Lula House Leonard, DOD 3/11/1963 in 109 First St., China Grove, Rowan County, NC (at home)
Female, White, Widow of W.L. Leonard, DOB 5/12/1875 in Davidson County, NC, 87 yrs old
Father: John House, Mother: Elizabeth (unknown), Informant: Mrs. Essie Reed, 109 First St., China Grove, NC
DOD 3/11/1963 at 6:20am
Cause of death: Chronic arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease due to senility
Buried: 3/12/1963 in Carolina Memorial Park, Concord, NC
North Carolina Marriage Collection, 1741-2000
Name: J Cleveland Leonard
Gender: Male
Spouse: Flora V Goodman
Spouse Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 6 Jan 1923
Marriage County: Rowan
Marriage State: North Carolina
NC Death Certificate #22603, Registration District #13-80, John Cleveland Leonard, DOD 9/10/1957 in Cabarrus Memorial Hospital, Concord, Cabarrus County, NC
Usual Residence: 2223 Fowler St., Kannapolis, Cabarrus County, NC
Male, White, Married to Flora Goodman Leonard, DOB 9/23/1888 in Davidson County, NC, 68 yrs, 0 mos, 17 days old
Father: Eli Leonard, Mother: Sarah Barnes, Informant: Mrs. J.C. Leonard, 2223 Fowler St., Kannapolis, NC
DOD 9/10/1957 at (blank)
Cause of death: Uremia (duration 2 days) due to carcinoma of prostate metastasis (duration several months)
Buried: 9/12/1957 in Carolina Memorial Park, Concord, Cabarrus County, NC
NC Death Certificate #251, Registration District #84-2610, Lula Leonard, DOD 4/17/1922 in Norwood, Stanly County, NC
Female, White, Married to (blank), DOB (blank) in NC, 27 yrs old (DOB 1895)
Occupation: Housewife
Father: P.H. Russell, born in NC
Mother: M*** (illegible) Boward
Informant: J.C. Leonard
DOD 4/17/1922 at 12 (am/pm?)
Cause of death: Pellagra (duration 2 yrs), secondary factors were pregnancy and childbirth
Buried: 4/18/1922 in Norwood, NC
NC Death Certificate #17268, Registration District #13-80, Flora Goodman Leonard, DOD 6/20/1964 in Cabarrus Memorial Hospital, Concord, Cabarrus County, NC
Usual Residence: 2102 Bertha St., Kannapolis, Cabarrus County, NC
Female, White, Widow of John C. Leonard (deceased), DOB 9/30/1893 in Rowan County, NC, 70 yrs old
Father: Noah Goodman, Mother: Lunda Kirk (sic), Informant: Mrs. Bert Sipe, 2102 Bertha St., Kannapolis, NC
DOD 6/20/1964 at 4:15pm
Cause of death: E. coli septicemia (duration 4 days) due to rheumatoid arthritis (duration year)
Buried: 6/22/1964 in Carolina Memorial Cemetery, Concord, Cabarrus County, NC
1880 U.S. Census of Tyro, Davidson County, North Carolina ; Roll : 961 ; Family History Film : 1254961 ; Page : 165D ; Enumeration District : 037 ; Image : 0342 , Lines 6-9, “Richard A. Swicegood”
Richard A. Swicegood, W(hite), M(ale), 32 yrs old (DOB 1848), Head, Married, Farmer, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
M. Swicegood, W, F, 26 yrs old (DOB 1854), Wife, Married, Keeping house, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Marshal C. Swicegood (sic), W, M, 2 yrs old (DOB 1878), Son, At Home, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Margaret A. Barns (sic), W, F, 66 yrs old (DOB 1814), Boarder, Married, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
1900 U.S. Census of Unity, Rowan County, North Carolina ; Roll : 1216 ; Page : 4A ; Enumeration District : 0119 ; FHL microfilm : 1241216 , Lines 21-27, “Richmond Swicegood”
Richmond Swicegood, Head, W(hite), M(ale), Born Oct, 1847, 52 yrs old, Married 29 yrs (DOM 1871), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Farming, Can read and write, Owns farm with mortgage
America Swicegood, Wife, W, F, Born Nov, 1852, 47 yrs old, Married 29 yrs, 8 children with 5 still living, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Can read and write
Marshall Swicegood, Son, W, M, Born Mar, 1878, 22 yrs old, Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Carpenter, Can read and write
Charlie Swicegood, Son, W, M, Bon July, 1880, 19 yrs old, Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Farming, Can read and write
Luther Swicegood, Son, W, M, Born Nov, 1881, 18 yrs old, Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Farming, Can read and write
Duffy Swicegood, Son, W, M, Born Sept 1886, 13 yrs old, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Harris Swicegood (sic, Horace Swicegood), Son, W, M, Born Aug, 1890, 9 yrs old, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-1996
Name: America B Swicegood
Race: White
Age: 81
Date of Birth: 1853
Date of Death: 13 Nov 1934
Death County: Rowan
Death State: North Carolina
Source Vendor: NC State Archives. North Carolina Deaths, 1908-67
NC Death Certificate #469, Registration District #96, R.S. Swicegood, DOD 2/19/1910 in Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
Male, White, Married, DOB 8/13/1840 in Davidson County, NC, 69 yrs old
Father: Richmond Swicegood, born in Davidson County, NC
Mother: Mary Swicegood, born in Davidson County, NC
Informant: C.F. Swicegood, RFD #5, Salisbury, NC
DOD 2/19/1920 at 11:30am
Cause of death: No doctor, died suddenly on the street, heart failure immediate
Buried: 2/20/1920 in Enon Cemetery
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
State: Virginia; Registration County: Alexandria; Roll: 1984206, Serial #1476, Order #A748, Marshall Clingman Swicegood, DOB 3/2/1878
Serial #1476, Marshall Clingman, Order #A748
Address: Rosslyn, Alexandria County, VA
40 yrs old, DOB 3/2/1878
White
Employment: Carpenter for U.S. Government, Bureau Standard
Nearest Relative: Mary Swicegood, Rosslyn, Alexandria County, VA
45-1-2-C
Tall, Slender, Brown eyes, Dark hair
Signed by him 9/12/1918 in Alexandria county, VA
U.S. WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1898-1929
1942, Serial #1450, Marshall Clingman Swicegood, Order # (blank), DOB 3/23/1878 in Davidson County, NC
Serial #1450, Marshall Clingman Swicegood, Order # (blank)
Address: 1412 N. Nash St., Arlington, VA
64 yrs old, DOB 3/23/1878 in Davidson County, NC
Name and Address Of Person Who Will Always Know Your Address: Otto Gillette, 1408 N. Nash St., Arlington, VA
Employer: Govt Printing Office, Washington, DC, N. Capitol and H Street N.W., Washington, DC
White, 5’11 1/2″, 180 lbs, Brown eyes, Black hair, Ruddy complexion
Signed 4/22/1942 in Arlington, Arlington County, VA
North Carolina Marriage Collection, 1741-2000
Name: Marshall C Swicegood
Gender: Male
Spouse: Mary E Sheets
Spouse Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 20 Apr 1901
Marriage County: Rowan
Marriage State: North Carolina
1930 U.S. Census of Arlington St., Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia ; Roll : 2436 ; Page : 7A ; Enumeration District : 6 ; Image : 138.0 ; FHL microfilm : 2342170 , Lines 1-10, “Marshal C. Swicegood” sic
Marshal C. Swicegood, Head, Owns home valued at $12,000, ows radio set, M(ale), W(hite), 52 yrs old (DOB 1878), Married at age 22 yrs old (DOM 1900), Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Carpenter for US Govt
Mary E. Swicegood, Wife, F, W, 51 yrs old (DOB 1879), Married at age 21 yrs old, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Calsie Swicegood, Daughter, F, W, 18 yrs old (DOB 1912), Single, Not attending school, Can read and write, Born in VA, Both parents born in NC, No occupation
Virginia Swicegood, Daughter, F, W, 17 yrs old (DOB 1913), Single, Attending school, Can read and write, Born in VA, Both parents born in NC
Mildred Swicegood, Daughter, F, W, 15 yrs old (DOB 1915), Single, Attending school, Born in VA, Both parents born in NC
Ruby Swicegood, Daughter, F, W, 10 yrs old (DOB 1920), Attending school, Born in VA, Both parents born in NC
Lewis W. Anthony, Son-in-law, M, W, 36 yrs old (DOB 1894), Married at age 31 yrs old (DOM 1925), Born in GA, Both parents born in U.S., Laborer, US Veteran of World War (I)
Lois I. Anthony, Daughter, F, W, 26 yrs old (DOB 1904), Married at age 21 yrs old, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Whitney Anthony, Son, M, W, 3 yrs old (DOB 1927), Born in VA, Father born in GA, Mother born in NC
Thomas Anthony, Son, M, W, 1 yr old (DOB 1929), Born in District of Columbia, Father born in GA, Mother born in NC
1940 U.S. Census of Nash Street, Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia; Roll: T627_4246; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 7-27 , Lines 42-46, “M.C. Swicegood“
M.C. Swicegood, Head, Owns home valued at $18,000, M(ale), W(hite), 62 yrs old (DOB 1878), Married, Attended school thru 8th grade, Born in NC, Lived in same place in 1935, Carpenter for Federal government
Mary Swicegood, Wife, F, W, 61 yrs old (DOB 1879), Married, Attended school thru 5th grade, Born in NC, Lived in same place in 1935
Ruby Swicegood, Daughter, F, W, 20 yrs old (DOB 1920), Single, Attended high school 4 yrs, Born in VA, Lived in same house in 1935, Typist for religion
D.K. Smith, Son-in-law, M, W, 31 yrs old (DOB 1909), Married, Attended high school 4 yrs, Born in North Carolina, Lived in NY in 1935, Fueling station fuel gas
Calsie Smith, Daughter, F, W, 28 yrs old (DOB 1912), Married, Attended high school 3 yrs, Born in VA, Lived in same place in 1935, Clerk adding operative for Federal M.W.
Findagrave.com
Marshall Clingman Swicegood
Birth: 1878, North Carolina, USA
Death: 1944
Family links:
Spouse: Mary E. Sheens Swicegood (1878 – 1950)*
Burial: Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia, USA
Plot: Section M
Created by: hgs205
Record added: Jan 07, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 83093692
FindAGrave.com
Mary E. Sheen Swicegood
Birth: 1878
Death: 1950
Family links:
Spouse: Marshall Clingman Swicegood (1878 – 1944)
Burial: Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia, USA
Plot: Section M
Created by: hgs205
Record added: Jan 07, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 83093747
NC Death Certificate #12798, Registration District #80-80, Registrar’s Certificate #87, Luther Franklin Swicegood, DOD 4/6/1962 in Rowan Memorial Hospital, Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
Usual residence: 1423 N. Church St., Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
Male, White, Widowed, Spouse was Minnie D. Swicegood, DOB 8/19/1881 in NC, 80 yrs old
Occupation: Carpenter
Father: Richard Swicegood, Mother: America Leonard (sic), Informant: Mrs. O.C. Blackwell, 116 W. 12th St., Salisbury, NC
DOD 4/6/1962 at 10:45pm
Cause of death: Coronary thrombosis, duration 3 hours due to generalized arteriosclerosis
Buried: 4/8/1962 at Liberty Church, Davie County, NC
FindAGrave.com
Minnie Lee Daniel Swicegood
Birth: Jun. 29, 1882, Davie County, North Carolina, USA
Death: Jun. 12, 1945, Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina, USA
Minnie was the daughter of Amos Daniel.
Family links:
Spouse: Luther Franklin Swicegood (1881 – 1962)
Burial: Liberty United Methodist Church Cemetery, Mocksville, Davie County, North Carolina, USA
Created by: Brady Kerr
Record added: Mar 06, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 86311455
1920 U.S. Census of Unity, Rowan County, North Carolina ; Roll : T625_1320 ; Page : 5A ; Enumeration District : 133 ; Image : 1133 , Lines 1-2, “Horace Swicegood”
Horace L. Swicegood, Head, Owns farm, M(ale), W(hite), 29 yrs old (DOB 1891), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Farmer
America Swicegood, Mother, F, W, 66 yrs old (DOB 1854), Widowed, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
1930 U.S. Census of Unity, Rowan County, North Carolina ; Roll : 1719 ; Page : 1B ; Enumeration District : 45 ; Image : 402.0 ; FHL microfilm : 2341453 , Lines 59-60, “Horace L. Swicegood”
Horace L. Swicegood, Head, Owns farm, M(ale), W(hite), 39 yrs old (DOB 1891), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Farmer of general farm
America Swicegood, Mother, F, W, 76 yrs old (DOB 1854), Widowed, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
NC Death Certificate #17878, Registration #80-80, Registrar’s Certificate #176, Horace Lee Swicegood, DOD 6/26/1952 in Rowan Memorial Hospital, Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
Usual Residence: Route 1, Woodleaf, Rowan County, NC
Male, White, Never married, DOB 1/2/1888 in NC, 64 yrs old
Occupation: Farming
Father: Richard Swicegood, Mother: America Leonard (sic), Informant: Luther Swicegood, Salisbury, NC
DOD 6/26/1952 at 5pm
Cause of death: Cerebral hemorrhage (duration 3 days) due to generalized arteriosclerosis due to Diabetes Mellitus
Buried: 6/28/1952 in Jerusalem Baptist, Davie County, NC
1900 U.S. Census of Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina ; Roll : 1216 ; Page : 11B ; Enumeration District : 0113 ; FHL microfilm : 1241216 , Lines 93-100 next page Lines 1-2, “William L. Barnes”
William L. Barnes, Head, W(hite), M(ale), Born April, 1963, 36 yrs old, Married 18 yrs (DOM 1882), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Day laborer, Can reada nd write, Rents
Mary L. Barnes, Wife, W, F, Born Oct, 1860, 39 yrs old, Married 18 yrs, 11 children with 8 still living, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Cannot read or write
Margaret J. Barnes, Daughter, W, F, Born 7/1882, 17 yrs old, Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Spools cotton, Cannot read or write
Flora A. Barnes, Daughter, W, F, Born 3/1884, 16 yrs old, Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Spins cotton, Cannot read or write
Charlie R. Barnes, Son, W, M, Born 4/1885, 15 yrs old, Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Runs heads cotton, Cannot read or write
William A. Barnes, Son, W, M, Born 7/1887, 12 yrs old, Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Spools cotton mill
Minnie C. Barnes, Daughter, W, F, Born 10/1888, 11 yrs old, Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Spins cotton, Cannot read or write
Walter W. Barnes, Son, W, M, Born 12/1889, 10 yrs old, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Arthur D. Barnes, Son, W, M, Born 11/1891, 8 yrs old, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Luther S. Barnes, Son, W, M, Born 3/1896, 4 yrs old, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
1910 U.S. Census of Park Avenue, Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina ; Roll : T624_1131 ; Page : 24B ; Enumeration District : 0105 ; Image : ; FHL microfilm : 1375144 , Lines 71-74, “William Barnes” , Lines 75-76, “Walter W. Barnes”, Lines 85-86, “David Crowell”
William Barnes, Head, W(hite), M(ale), 47 yrs old (DOB 1863), 1st marriage, Married 28 yrs (DOM 1882), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Laborer farm, Can read and write, rents home
Mary L. Barnes, Wife, W, F, 50 yrs old (DOB 1860), 1st marriage, Married 28 yrs, 13 children with 8 still living, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Cannot read or write
Arthur D. Barnes, Son, W, M, 17 yrs old (DOB 1893), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Spooler cotton mill, Can read and write
Luther S. Barnes, Son, W, M, 13 yrs old (DOB 1897), Single, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Doffer cotton mill, Can read and write
Walter W. Barnes, Head, W, M, 20 yrs old (DOB 1890), 1st marriage, Married 1 yrs (DOM 1909), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Spooler cotton mill, Can read and write, Rents home
Jesse Barnes, Wife, W, F, 18 yrs old (DOB 1892), 1st marriage, Married 1 yr, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Can read and write
Frederick Reimer and family
David Crowell, Head, W, M, 20 yrs old (DOB 1890), 1st marriage, Married 0 yrs, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Spooler cotton mill, Can read and write, rents home
Minnie Crowell, Wife, W, F, 20 yrs old (DOB 1890), 1st marriage, Married 0 yrs, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Can read and write
1920 U.S. Census of Lexington, Davidson County, NC ; Rol l: T625_1295 ; Page : 13B ; Enumeration District : 28 ; Image : 293 , Lines 35-91, “William Barris” sic, Lines 92-97, “William G. Crowell” sic
William Barris, Head, Rents home, M(ale), W(hite), 59 yrs old (DOB 1861), Married, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Farmer
May E. Barris (sic), Wife, F, W, 59 yrs old (DOB 1861), Married, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Maggie Mauldley (sic), Daughter, F, W, 37 yrs old (DOB 1883), Widowed, Cannot read or write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Spooler cotton mill
Cisero Mauldley (sic), Grandson, M, W, 17 yrs old (DOB 1903), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Doffer cotton mill
Deria Mauldley (sic), Granddaughter, F, W, 15 yrs old (DOB 1905), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Spooler cotton mill
Leander Mauldley (sic), Grandson, M, W, 10 yrs old (DOB 1910), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Everist Mauldley (sic), Grandson, M, W, 7 yrs old (DOB 1903), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
William G. Crowell (sic), Rents home, Head, M, W, 29 yrs old (DOB 1891), Married, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Slubber cotton mill
Minnie V. Crowell, Wife, F, W, 30 yrs old (DOB 1890), Married, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Robert L. Crowell, Son, M, W, 8 yrs old (DOB 1912), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Beady M. Crowell, Daughter, F, W, 6 yrs old (DOB 1914), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Raymon S. Crowell (sic), Son, M, W, 4 yrs 11/12 mos old (DOB 1915), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Fredie A. Crowell (sic), Son, M, W, 2 yrs and 5/12 mos old(DOB 1918), Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
1930 U.S. Census of Olympia, Lexington, Davidson County, North Carolina ; Roll : 1685 ; Page : 5A ; Enumeration District : 20 ; Image : 502.0 ; FHL microfilm : 2341419 , Lines 14-21, “David Crowel” sic
David Crowel, Head, Rents home for $5, M(ale), W(hite), 40 yrs old (DOB 1890), Married at 20 yrs old (DOM 1910), Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Textiles cotton mill
Minnie Crowel, Wife, F, W, 40 yrs old (DOB 1890), Married at age 20 yrs old, Cannot read or write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Robert L. Crowel, Son, M, W, 18 yrs old (DOB 1912), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Textiles cotton mill
Bela M. Crowel (sic), Daughter, F, W, 17 yrs old (DOB 1913), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Textiles cotton mill
Raymond Crowel, Son, M, W, 15 yrs old (DOB 1915), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Textiles cotton mill
Fred Crowel, Son, M, W, 13 yrs old (DOB 1917), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
William Barnes, Father-in-law, M, W, 65 yrs old (DOB 1865), Married, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, help out at home
Mary Barnes, Mother-in-law, F, W, 67 yrs old (DOB 1863), Married, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, No occupation
NC Death Certificate #460, Registration District #29-2201, Certificate #67, William L. Barnes, DOD 7/1/1932 in Thomasville, Davidson County, NC
Male, White, Married to Mary Barnes, DOB 4/10/1863 in NC, 67 yrs 2 mos 21 days old
Occupation: Disabled for 4 years
Father: Samuel Barnes, born in NC
Mother: (blank) Wyatt (sic), born in NC
Informant: Mary Barnes, Thomasville, NC
DOD 7/1/1932 at 6pm
Cause of death: Paralysis agitans*
Buried: 7/3/1932 in Salisbury, NC
*Paralysis agitans is now known as Parkinson’s Disease. PD is degenerative disorder of the central nervous system. The motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease result from the death of dopamine-generating cells in the substantia nigra, a region of the midbrain; the cause of this cell death is unknown. Early in the course of the disease, the most obvious symptoms are movement-related; these include shaking, rigidity, slowness of movement and difficulty with walking and gait. Later, cognitive and behavioural problems may arise, with dementia commonly occurring in the advanced stages of the disease.
Findagrave.com
William L. Barnes
Birth: Apr. 10, 1863, Davidson County, North Carolina, USA
Death: Jul. 1, 1932, Davidson County, North Carolina, USA
Husband of Mary L Weant; Son of Samuel William and Margaret Ann Click Barnes
Family links:
Spouse: Mary L Weant Barnes (1860 – 1939)
Children: Arthur David Barnes (1891 – 1938)*
Burial: Chestnut Hill Cemetery , Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina, USA
Created by: Betty Walser Paige
Record added: Aug 22, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 29234803
Findagrave.com
Mary L. Weant Barnes
Birth: Oct. 3, 1860, Rowan County, North Carolina, USA
Death: Dec. 17, 1939, Rowan County, North Carolina, USA
Husband of William L Barnes
Family links:
Spouse: William L Barnes (1863 – 1932)
Children: Arthur David Barnes (1891 – 1938)
Burial: Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina, USA
Created by: Betty Walser Paige
Record added: Aug 22, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 29234831
North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-1996
Name: William L Barnes
Race: White
Age: 67
Date of Birth: 1865
Date of Death: 1 Jul 1932
Death County: Davidson
Death State: North Carolina
Source Vendor: NC State Archives. North Carolina Deaths, 1908-67
NC Death Certificate #13, Registration District #80-80, Certificate #248, Mary L. Barnes, DOD 12/17/1939 in 37 E. Stomas St., Salisbury, Rowan County, NC (at home)
Female, White, Widow of William Barnes, DOB 10/3/1860 in Rowan County, NC, 79 yrs 2 mos 14 days old
Father: David Weant, born in Rowan County, NC
Mother: “Don’t know”
Informant: J.E. Womble, 37 E. Thomas St, Salisbury, NC
DOD 12/17/1939 at 11:40am
Cause of death: Uremia due to chronic cardio-renal disease
Burial: 12/18/1939 at Chestnut Hill Cemetery
NC Death Certificate #443, Registration District #29-5361, Register #46, Flora Jordan, DOD 8/21/1924 in Erlanger, Lexington, Davidson County, NC
Female, White, Married to J.M. Jordan, DOB 3/12/1884 in Davidson County, NC, 40 yrs, 5 mos, 9 days old
Occupation: Housewife
Father: W.L. Barnes, born in Davidson County, NC
Mother: Mary Went (sic), born in “Don’t know”
Informant: J.M. Jordan, Erlanger, NC
DOD 8/21/1924 at 9:45am
Cause of death: Exopthalmic goiter*
Buried: 8/24/1924 in Salisbury, NC
*A disease of the thyroid gland consisting of hyper-thyroidism, exophthalmos, and goiterous enlargement of the thyroid gland. A diffuse primary hyperplasia of the thyroid gland of obscure origin; may occur at any age. It produces nervousness, muscular weakness, heat intolerance, tremor, loss of weight, lid lag, and absence of winking and may lead to thyrotoxic heart disease and thyroid crisis.
NC Death Certificate #35260, Registration District #29-81, Charlie Richard Barnes, DOD 12/6/1960 in City Memorial Hospital, Thomasville, Davidson County, NC
Usual Residence: 706 Blair St., Thomasville, Davidson County, NC
Male, White, Married to Irene Harvell, DOB 4/22/1895 in Rowan County, NC, 75 yrs old
Occupation: Carpenter
Father: William B. Barnes, Mother: Mary Barnes, Informant: Mrs. Irene Barnes, Thomasville, NC
DOD 12/6/1960 at 4:00am
Cause of death: Cerebral thrombosis (duration 2 days) due to cerebral arteriosclerosis
Buried: 12/7/1960 in Floral Garden Cemetery, High Point, NC
North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-1996
Name: William A Barnes
Race: White
Age: 23
Date of Birth: 1892
Date of Death: 10 Dec 1915
Death County: Rowan
Death State: North Carolina
Source Vendor: NC State Archives. North Carolina Deaths, 1908-67
North Carolina Marriage Collection, 1741-2000
Name: William David Crowell
Gender: Male
Spouse: Minnie Barnes
Spouse Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 3 Feb 1910
Marriage County: Rowan
Marriage State: North Carolina
1930 U.S. Census of Olympia, Lexington, Davidson County, North Carolina ; Roll : 1685 ; Page : 5A ; Enumeration District : 20 ; Image : 502.0 ; FHL microfilm : 2341419 , Lines 14-21, “David Crowel” sic
David Crowel, Head, Rents home for $5, M(ale), W(hite), 40 yrs old (DOB 1890), Married at 20 yrs old (DOM 1910), Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Textiles cotton mill
Minnie Crowel, Wife, F, W, 40 yrs old (DOB 1890), Married at age 20 yrs old, Cannot read or write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
Robert L. Crowel, Son, M, W, 18 yrs old (DOB 1912), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Textiles cotton mill
Bela M. Crowel (sic), Daughter, F, W, 17 yrs old (DOB 1913), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Textiles cotton mill
Raymond Crowel, Son, M, W, 15 yrs old (DOB 1915), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, Textiles cotton mill
Fred Crowel, Son, M, W, 13 yrs old (DOB 1917), Single, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC
William Barnes, Father-in-law, M, W, 65 yrs old (DOB 1865), Married, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, help out at home
Mary Barnes, Mother-in-law, F, W, 67 yrs old (DOB 1863), Married, Can read and write, Born in NC, Both parents born in NC, No occupation
NC Death Certificate #27424, Registration district #29-00, Minnie Victoria Barnes Crowell, DOD 7/29/1974 in Centerclair Rest Home, Lexington, Davidson County, NC
Usual Residence: Rt 14, W. Center St., Lexington, Davidson County, NC
Female, White, Widowed, DOB 10/25/1888 in NC, 85 yrs old
Father: William Barnes, Mother: Mary Wint, Informant: Mr. Robert Crowell, Rt 14, Lexington, NC
DOD 7/29/1974 at 5:14pm
Cause of death: Carcinoma sigmoid colon
Buried: 8/1/1974 in St. Paul’s Chapel United Church of Christ, Lexington, NC
NC Death Certificate #16095, Registration District #29-81, Mrs. Irene Harvelle Barnes, DOB 1/22/1895 in NC, DOD 5/31/1971 in Community General Hospital, Thomasville, Davidson County, NC, Father Bill Harvelle, Mother Jennie Singer, Buried Floral Garden Park, High Point, NC
North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-1996
Name: William A Barnes
Race: White
Age: 23
Date of Birth: 1892
Date of Death: 10 Dec 1915
Death County: Rowan
Death State: North Carolina
Source Vendor: NC State Archives. North Carolina Deaths, 1908-67
NC Death Certificate #1668, Registration District #68-00, James Monroe Jordan, DOD 1/12/1953 in Hurdle Mills, Cedar Grove, Orange County, NC
Male, White, Married to Mamie Berry, DOB 4/5/1887 in NC, 65 yrs old
Occupation: Tobacco farmer
Father: Marios P. Jordan, Mother: Eliza Jordan, Informant: Mrs. Mamie Berry Jordan, Hurdle Mills, NC
DOD 1/12/1953 at 7am
Cause of death: Cerebral hemorrhage (duration 2 weeks) due to hypertension (10 years)
Buried: 1/13/1953 in Walnut Grove, Orange County, NC
NC Death Certificate #12580, Registration district #80-80, Registrar’s Certificate #107, Walter Wilson Barnes, DOD 5/28/1955 in Rowan Memorial Hospital, Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
Usual Residence: 124 E. Cemetery St., Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
Occupation: Automobile Salesman
Father: William Barnes, Mother: Mary Weant, Informant: Mrs. Jessie Drye Barnes, Salisbury, NC
DOD 5/28/1955 at 9:00pm
Cause of death: Coronary thrombosis
Burial: 5/30/1955 in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Salisbury, NC
Social Security Death Index
Name: Jessie Barnes
SSN: 242-09-****
Last Residence: Virginia
Born: 16 Jun 1890
Died: Mar 1965
State (Year) SSN issued: North Carolina (Before 1951)
NC Death Certificate #74, Registration District #29-80, Certificate #9, Arthur D. Barnes, DOD 3/7/1938, 306 Polk St., Thomasville, Davidson County, NC
Male, White, Married Mary Barnes, DOB 11/2/1891 in NC, 46 yrs 4 mos 6 days old
Occupation: Textile in cotton mill
Father: William Barnes, born in NC
Mother: Mary Went (sic), born in NC
Informant: Mrs. Mary Barnes, Thomasville, NC
DOD 3/7/1938 at 7am
Cause of death: Carcinoma of throat
Buried: 3/9/1938 in Salisbury, NC
Social Security Death Index
Name: Luther Barnes
SSN: 242-10-****
Last Residence: 28144 Salisbury, Rowan, North Carolina, United States of America
Born: 30 Mar 1896
Died: Mar 1984
State (Year) SSN issued: North Carolina (Before 1951)
North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-1996
Name: Luther Lindsey Barnes Sr
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Social Security Number: 24210****
Father’s Last Name: B
Age: 87
Date of Birth: 30 Mar 1896
Birth Location: North Carolina
Birth State: North Carolina
Residence County: Rowan
Residence State: North Carolina
Date of Death: 15 Mar 1984
Death City: Salisbury
Death County: Rowan
Death State: North Carolina
Autopsy: Yes
Institution: Veterans Hospital
Attendant: Physician
Burial Location: Burial in state
Source Vendor: NC Department of Health. North Carolina Deaths, 1983-87
North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-1996
Name: Annie Fredrick Barnes
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Social Security Number: 242101128
Age: 82
Date of Birth: 22 Feb 1899
Birth Location: South Carolina
Birth State: South Carolina
Residence City: Salisbury
Residence County: Rowan
Residence State: North Carolina
Date of Death: 26 Mar 1981
Death City: Salisbury
Death County: Rowan
Death State: North Carolina
Institution: General Hospital
Attendant: Physician
Burial Location: Burial in state
Source Vendor: NC Department of Health. North Carolina Deaths, 1979-82
No comments:
Post a Comment