Musician, Company "D" 14th Alabama Inf. Regt. CSA.
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He was wounded on May 3, 1863, at Chancellorsville, Virginia. From this wound he lost three fingers on his right hand and carried a minnie ball in his thigh for 30 years. His great-granddaughter Cenus Phillips Heptinstall kept the minnie ball in a white handkerchief until her death in 2003.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - April 29, 1908:
Census of Confederate Soldiers.
Tax Assessor J. A. Wise has completed the census of Confederate Soldiers residing in Chambers County. This list has been prepared for purpose of record in the Department of Archives and History. The census shows 202 old soldiers in the county. Mr. Clay Barron, of Beat 4, is the oldest, having been born Sept. 22, 1818, while the youngest is Mr. B. S. Smith, of Stroud, born Feb. 16, 1851.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - September 15, 1909:
Wadley Street - (for last week) We are sorry to say that the death angel visited the home of Mrs. Mary Phillips and bore away the spirit of her father, Mr. Green Barnes, aged 91 years. The family has the sympathy of their many friends.
AND...in the same issue:
Milltown (for last week) – Uncle Green *Barnes, of near here, who was supposed to be the oldest citizen in Chambers County (91 years), passed from time into eternity last Monday night, August. 30th. His remains were interred in Milltown Cemetery Tuesday evening. Uncle Green was well known in this section. Brother Welch conducted funeral services.
*Note: Should be Barron.
Contributed by James Phillips (48638729) • [email protected]
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1850 Chambers County, (Dist. 19) AL Census:
#H831
Green B. Barron *51M Farmer Born GA
Martha Barron 28F Born GA
Thomas J. Barron 7M Born AL
Georgia A. Barron 5F Born AL
Mary A. Barron 2F Born AL
*Note: Age is about 20 years off.
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1860 Chambers County, (Milltown) AL Census:
#H774
Green C. Baron *42M Carpenter R$350 P$300 Born GA
Martha A. Baron 40F Born GA
Thomas J. Baron 16M Born AL
Georgia Baron 14F Born AL
Mary Baron 12F Born AL
Betty Black 22F Born AL
Caroline Black 6F Born GA
Edward Williams 12M Born GA
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1900 Chambers County, (Trammell X-Roads) AL Census:
#H136
Warner M. Phillips 25M Farmer Born April 1875 in AL
Marry L. Phillips 51F Mother Born Aug. 1848 in AL (Widow. Mother of 2 children; 2 living)
Ellen Phillips 30F Sister Born Dec. 1869 in AL
GREEN C. BARRON 81M Grandfather Born Sept. 1818 in GA (Widower)
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He was wounded on May 3, 1863, at Chancellorsville, Virginia. From this wound he lost three fingers on his right hand and carried a minnie ball in his thigh for 30 years. His great-granddaughter Cenus Phillips Heptinstall kept the minnie ball in a white handkerchief until her death in 2003.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - April 29, 1908:
Census of Confederate Soldiers.
Tax Assessor J. A. Wise has completed the census of Confederate Soldiers residing in Chambers County. This list has been prepared for purpose of record in the Department of Archives and History. The census shows 202 old soldiers in the county. Mr. Clay Barron, of Beat 4, is the oldest, having been born Sept. 22, 1818, while the youngest is Mr. B. S. Smith, of Stroud, born Feb. 16, 1851.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - September 15, 1909:
Wadley Street - (for last week) We are sorry to say that the death angel visited the home of Mrs. Mary Phillips and bore away the spirit of her father, Mr. Green Barnes, aged 91 years. The family has the sympathy of their many friends.
AND...in the same issue:
Milltown (for last week) – Uncle Green *Barnes, of near here, who was supposed to be the oldest citizen in Chambers County (91 years), passed from time into eternity last Monday night, August. 30th. His remains were interred in Milltown Cemetery Tuesday evening. Uncle Green was well known in this section. Brother Welch conducted funeral services.
*Note: Should be Barron.
Contributed by James Phillips (48638729) • [email protected]
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1850 Chambers County, (Dist. 19) AL Census:
#H831
Green B. Barron *51M Farmer Born GA
Martha Barron 28F Born GA
Thomas J. Barron 7M Born AL
Georgia A. Barron 5F Born AL
Mary A. Barron 2F Born AL
*Note: Age is about 20 years off.
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1860 Chambers County, (Milltown) AL Census:
#H774
Green C. Baron *42M Carpenter R$350 P$300 Born GA
Martha A. Baron 40F Born GA
Thomas J. Baron 16M Born AL
Georgia Baron 14F Born AL
Mary Baron 12F Born AL
Betty Black 22F Born AL
Caroline Black 6F Born GA
Edward Williams 12M Born GA
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1900 Chambers County, (Trammell X-Roads) AL Census:
#H136
Warner M. Phillips 25M Farmer Born April 1875 in AL
Marry L. Phillips 51F Mother Born Aug. 1848 in AL (Widow. Mother of 2 children; 2 living)
Ellen Phillips 30F Sister Born Dec. 1869 in AL
GREEN C. BARRON 81M Grandfather Born Sept. 1818 in GA (Widower)
Musician, Company "D" 14th Alabama Inf. Regt. CSA.
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He was wounded on May 3, 1863, at Chancellorsville, Virginia. From this wound he lost three fingers on his right hand and carried a minnie ball in his thigh for 30 years. His great-granddaughter Cenus Phillips Heptinstall kept the minnie ball in a white handkerchief until her death in 2003.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - April 29, 1908:
Census of Confederate Soldiers.
Tax Assessor J. A. Wise has completed the census of Confederate Soldiers residing in Chambers County. This list has been prepared for purpose of record in the Department of Archives and History. The census shows 202 old soldiers in the county. Mr. Clay Barron, of Beat 4, is the oldest, having been born Sept. 22, 1818, while the youngest is Mr. B. S. Smith, of Stroud, born Feb. 16, 1851.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - September 15, 1909:
Wadley Street - (for last week) We are sorry to say that the death angel visited the home of Mrs. Mary Phillips and bore away the spirit of her father, Mr. Green Barnes, aged 91 years. The family has the sympathy of their many friends.
AND...in the same issue:
Milltown (for last week) – Uncle Green *Barnes, of near here, who was supposed to be the oldest citizen in Chambers County (91 years), passed from time into eternity last Monday night, August. 30th. His remains were interred in Milltown Cemetery Tuesday evening. Uncle Green was well known in this section. Brother Welch conducted funeral services.
*Note: Should be Barron.
Contributed by James Phillips (48638729) • [email protected]
==========
1850 Chambers County, (Dist. 19) AL Census:
#H831
Green B. Barron *51M Farmer Born GA
Martha Barron 28F Born GA
Thomas J. Barron 7M Born AL
Georgia A. Barron 5F Born AL
Mary A. Barron 2F Born AL
*Note: Age is about 20 years off.
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1860 Chambers County, (Milltown) AL Census:
#H774
Green C. Baron *42M Carpenter R$350 P$300 Born GA
Martha A. Baron 40F Born GA
Thomas J. Baron 16M Born AL
Georgia Baron 14F Born AL
Mary Baron 12F Born AL
Betty Black 22F Born AL
Caroline Black 6F Born GA
Edward Williams 12M Born GA
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1900 Chambers County, (Trammell X-Roads) AL Census:
#H136
Warner M. Phillips 25M Farmer Born April 1875 in AL
Marry L. Phillips 51F Mother Born Aug. 1848 in AL (Widow. Mother of 2 children; 2 living)
Ellen Phillips 30F Sister Born Dec. 1869 in AL
GREEN C. BARRON 81M Grandfather Born Sept. 1818 in GA (Widower)
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He was wounded on May 3, 1863, at Chancellorsville, Virginia. From this wound he lost three fingers on his right hand and carried a minnie ball in his thigh for 30 years. His great-granddaughter Cenus Phillips Heptinstall kept the minnie ball in a white handkerchief until her death in 2003.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - April 29, 1908:
Census of Confederate Soldiers.
Tax Assessor J. A. Wise has completed the census of Confederate Soldiers residing in Chambers County. This list has been prepared for purpose of record in the Department of Archives and History. The census shows 202 old soldiers in the county. Mr. Clay Barron, of Beat 4, is the oldest, having been born Sept. 22, 1818, while the youngest is Mr. B. S. Smith, of Stroud, born Feb. 16, 1851.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - September 15, 1909:
Wadley Street - (for last week) We are sorry to say that the death angel visited the home of Mrs. Mary Phillips and bore away the spirit of her father, Mr. Green Barnes, aged 91 years. The family has the sympathy of their many friends.
AND...in the same issue:
Milltown (for last week) – Uncle Green *Barnes, of near here, who was supposed to be the oldest citizen in Chambers County (91 years), passed from time into eternity last Monday night, August. 30th. His remains were interred in Milltown Cemetery Tuesday evening. Uncle Green was well known in this section. Brother Welch conducted funeral services.
*Note: Should be Barron.
Contributed by James Phillips (48638729) • [email protected]
==========
1850 Chambers County, (Dist. 19) AL Census:
#H831
Green B. Barron *51M Farmer Born GA
Martha Barron 28F Born GA
Thomas J. Barron 7M Born AL
Georgia A. Barron 5F Born AL
Mary A. Barron 2F Born AL
*Note: Age is about 20 years off.
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1860 Chambers County, (Milltown) AL Census:
#H774
Green C. Baron *42M Carpenter R$350 P$300 Born GA
Martha A. Baron 40F Born GA
Thomas J. Baron 16M Born AL
Georgia Baron 14F Born AL
Mary Baron 12F Born AL
Betty Black 22F Born AL
Caroline Black 6F Born GA
Edward Williams 12M Born GA
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1900 Chambers County, (Trammell X-Roads) AL Census:
#H136
Warner M. Phillips 25M Farmer Born April 1875 in AL
Marry L. Phillips 51F Mother Born Aug. 1848 in AL (Widow. Mother of 2 children; 2 living)
Ellen Phillips 30F Sister Born Dec. 1869 in AL
GREEN C. BARRON 81M Grandfather Born Sept. 1818 in GA (Widower)
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