Parents are Levi Barnett & Lotti Cazar Ratliff, but when Cecil was 10 years old (3 Jan 1916), he was released from his parents guardianship and into his paternal grandfather, Archibald Jackson Steele Barnett's guardianship. His parents waived all rights to him or his property, but they intended to stay in NM for Lotti's health.
Then in May of 1916, A.J.S. Barnett obtained permission from the McClain county court to sell real estate on Cecil's behalf. It was evaluated by court appointed assessors and sold for $5500. Notices for this sale appear in the McClain County News.
The funds were then invested by purchasing land in Pecos Valley, Chaves County, NM on 21 Sep 1916. Yet Cecil doesn't appear to be living with his grandparents in 1920 census.
After adulthood, Cecil, (1/32 Choctaw blood by his father, Levi), moved back to NM where he lived for 46 years.
Then in May of 1916, A.J.S. Barnett obtained permission from the McClain county court to sell real estate on Cecil's behalf. It was evaluated by court appointed assessors and sold for $5500. Notices for this sale appear in the McClain County News.
The funds were then invested by purchasing land in Pecos Valley, Chaves County, NM on 21 Sep 1916. Yet Cecil doesn't appear to be living with his grandparents in 1920 census.
After adulthood, Cecil, (1/32 Choctaw blood by his father, Levi), moved back to NM where he lived for 46 years.
Parents are Levi Barnett & Lotti Cazar Ratliff, but when Cecil was 10 years old (3 Jan 1916), he was released from his parents guardianship and into his paternal grandfather, Archibald Jackson Steele Barnett's guardianship. His parents waived all rights to him or his property, but they intended to stay in NM for Lotti's health.
Then in May of 1916, A.J.S. Barnett obtained permission from the McClain county court to sell real estate on Cecil's behalf. It was evaluated by court appointed assessors and sold for $5500. Notices for this sale appear in the McClain County News.
The funds were then invested by purchasing land in Pecos Valley, Chaves County, NM on 21 Sep 1916. Yet Cecil doesn't appear to be living with his grandparents in 1920 census.
After adulthood, Cecil, (1/32 Choctaw blood by his father, Levi), moved back to NM where he lived for 46 years.
Then in May of 1916, A.J.S. Barnett obtained permission from the McClain county court to sell real estate on Cecil's behalf. It was evaluated by court appointed assessors and sold for $5500. Notices for this sale appear in the McClain County News.
The funds were then invested by purchasing land in Pecos Valley, Chaves County, NM on 21 Sep 1916. Yet Cecil doesn't appear to be living with his grandparents in 1920 census.
After adulthood, Cecil, (1/32 Choctaw blood by his father, Levi), moved back to NM where he lived for 46 years.
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Oklahoma and Indian Territory, U.S., Dawes Census Cards for Five Civilized Tribes, 1898-1914
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U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947
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1930 United States Federal Census
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U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
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Texas, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-current
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