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James Jackson "J.J." Barnes

19 Jan 1815 – 14 May 1883

Birth	19 Jan 1815
Death	14 May 1883
Cemetery	Barnes Home Cemetery Searcy County , Arkansas , USA
Added by	Tinkalew on 22 Jul 2014
FaG	https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/42353588

Bio

James Jackson "J.J." Barnes was a member of the Peace Society which objected to the War Between the States on principle. As a result of that affiliation, he became a member of the infamous chain gang rounded up in Searcy County Arkansas and marched to Little Rock in Pulaski County and forced to join the Army of the Confederacy. After his term was up, he joined the Union side.Both James and his second wife, Tennessee, are buried in the Barnes Home Cemetery Arkansas, located on the old William J. Barnes homestead in Searcy County, Arkansas.

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Family

Spouse

• Malinda Josephine "Nancy" Brown Barnes 1823–1864
• Tennessee Elizabeth Hatchett Barnes 1838–1914

Children

• Nancy Ellen Barnes Garrison Beavers 1843–1927
• George Washington Barnes 1847–1923
• Mary Ann Barnes 1849–1864
• Levina Jane Barnes Watkins Brewer 1854–1929
• James Jackson Barnes Jr 1857–1932
• Albert Else Barnes 1859–1934
• Nathaniel Abraham Barnes 1868–1939
• William Henry Grant "Buddy" Barnes 1869–1904
• Phebe Thankful Angeline Barnes Kuykendall 1871–1944
• Louisa America Barnes George 1872–1911
• Missouri California Barnes 1874–?
• Rhoda Obedience Barnes Sutterfield 1876–1966
• Joe Paige Barnes 1877–1880
• Tennessee Barnes Sutterfield 1878–1972

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