Mary Lilly Money (6 Jul 1877-28 Jul 1951), daughter of James P and Rachel Money, was the wife of George Lewis Barney. They were married 5 Feb 1902 in Sedgwick County, Kansas. They had three children: Thelma, Lois, and Oris.
Excerpts from her obituary printed in The Carnegie Herald Wed Aug 1 1951 note that she was born near Peoria, Illinois, moved to Missouri as an infant, and later to Kansas. Her husband, George Barney, drew a farm in the New Country on July 29 1901. He built a shack, plowed some ground and went back to Wichita to marry Mary. In 1920 they moved into Carnegie. Mary was in Oklahoma City visiting her daughters when she died.
Excerpts from her obituary printed in The Carnegie Herald Wed Aug 1 1951 note that she was born near Peoria, Illinois, moved to Missouri as an infant, and later to Kansas. Her husband, George Barney, drew a farm in the New Country on July 29 1901. He built a shack, plowed some ground and went back to Wichita to marry Mary. In 1920 they moved into Carnegie. Mary was in Oklahoma City visiting her daughters when she died.
Mary Lilly Money (6 Jul 1877-28 Jul 1951), daughter of James P and Rachel Money, was the wife of George Lewis Barney. They were married 5 Feb 1902 in Sedgwick County, Kansas. They had three children: Thelma, Lois, and Oris.
Excerpts from her obituary printed in The Carnegie Herald Wed Aug 1 1951 note that she was born near Peoria, Illinois, moved to Missouri as an infant, and later to Kansas. Her husband, George Barney, drew a farm in the New Country on July 29 1901. He built a shack, plowed some ground and went back to Wichita to marry Mary. In 1920 they moved into Carnegie. Mary was in Oklahoma City visiting her daughters when she died.
Excerpts from her obituary printed in The Carnegie Herald Wed Aug 1 1951 note that she was born near Peoria, Illinois, moved to Missouri as an infant, and later to Kansas. Her husband, George Barney, drew a farm in the New Country on July 29 1901. He built a shack, plowed some ground and went back to Wichita to marry Mary. In 1920 they moved into Carnegie. Mary was in Oklahoma City visiting her daughters when she died.
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