. Barnes genealogies, including a collecton of ancestral, genealogical and family records and biographical sketches of Barnes people . cond son ofIsaac and Sarah Barnes, was born in WestvStockbridge, Mass., May 5, 1811 ; went toBrighton, N. Y., with his parents wlien hewas three years old. He married HannahMaria Pahner in 1840 ; went to Californiain 1849, and was there when San Franciscowas burned in 1850 ; returned to NeAV Yorkand was engaged in farming and millingat Brighton ; was justice of the peace twentyfour years ; owned a farm and a good gristmill ; was caught by a shaft and killed int
. Barnes genealogies, including a collecton of ancestral, genealogical and family records and biographical sketches of Barnes people . cond son ofIsaac and Sarah Barnes, was born in WestvStockbridge, Mass., May 5, 1811 ; went toBrighton, N. Y., with his parents wlien hewas three years old. He married HannahMaria Pahner in 1840 ; went to Californiain 1849, and was there when San Franciscowas burned in 1850 ; returned to NeAV Yorkand was engaged in farming and millingat Brighton ; was justice of the peace twentyfour years ; owned a farm and a good gristmill ; was caught by a shaft and killed inthe mill at Brightoii^, N. Y., Dec. 16, 1884. Hannah Maria Barx\es, wife of CharlesM. Barnes, was born at Stockbridge, Mass.,July 11, 1813 ; died at Stockbridge, Mass.,Nov, 4, 1885. She was a daughter of Cap-tain Ross well Palmer who was a sea captaintwenty years. He enlisted in the Continen-tal army when he was sixteen years old ;was taken prisoner and put on board theold Jersey Ship in New York Harbor ; hadthe dropsy and would have died but wastaken off by an old Scotch doctor who tookpity on him. Within twenty four hours after. CHARLES MILO BARNES.
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