Carrie Francis Rapier was the daughter of George Edward and Mary Katherine Abell Rapier. They lived in an area referred to as Cedar Creek in Nelson County, Kentucky.
Carrie married Lee Marcellus Barnes on 31 Dec 1898 in Nelson County, Kentucky. They had one child; Earl Barnes born 19 Jun 1903. Earl died on 14 Dec 1925, at age 22 years. Earl was said to have lived with Carrie's parents (until his death).
Lee Barnes remarried on 27 Jan 1909 to Mary Caroline Hillerich, daughter of John Frederich Hillerich of the Louisville Slugger Bat Company. He remained in Louisville until after 1940 and reportedly died in New Haven, Nelson County, Kentucky. At this time, Lee's burial site is Unknown.
Mortuary Report for Nelson County, Kentucky:
Carrie Rapier Barnes, White, Female, Married. Age at the time of her death: 24 years old. Born: 1880 (actually born 18 Jul 1879), in Nelson County, Kentucky. She died on 30 Apr 1904, Nelson County, Kentucky. Cause of Death: Consumption caused by complications of Tuberculosis. Their son Earl, lived with his grandparents George and Mary Katherine Rapier.
Carrie married Lee Marcellus Barnes on 31 Dec 1898 in Nelson County, Kentucky. They had one child; Earl Barnes born 19 Jun 1903. Earl died on 14 Dec 1925, at age 22 years. Earl was said to have lived with Carrie's parents (until his death).
Lee Barnes remarried on 27 Jan 1909 to Mary Caroline Hillerich, daughter of John Frederich Hillerich of the Louisville Slugger Bat Company. He remained in Louisville until after 1940 and reportedly died in New Haven, Nelson County, Kentucky. At this time, Lee's burial site is Unknown.
Mortuary Report for Nelson County, Kentucky:
Carrie Rapier Barnes, White, Female, Married. Age at the time of her death: 24 years old. Born: 1880 (actually born 18 Jul 1879), in Nelson County, Kentucky. She died on 30 Apr 1904, Nelson County, Kentucky. Cause of Death: Consumption caused by complications of Tuberculosis. Their son Earl, lived with his grandparents George and Mary Katherine Rapier.
Carrie Francis Rapier was the daughter of George Edward and Mary Katherine Abell Rapier. They lived in an area referred to as Cedar Creek in Nelson County, Kentucky.
Carrie married Lee Marcellus Barnes on 31 Dec 1898 in Nelson County, Kentucky. They had one child; Earl Barnes born 19 Jun 1903. Earl died on 14 Dec 1925, at age 22 years. Earl was said to have lived with Carrie's parents (until his death).
Lee Barnes remarried on 27 Jan 1909 to Mary Caroline Hillerich, daughter of John Frederich Hillerich of the Louisville Slugger Bat Company. He remained in Louisville until after 1940 and reportedly died in New Haven, Nelson County, Kentucky. At this time, Lee's burial site is Unknown.
Mortuary Report for Nelson County, Kentucky:
Carrie Rapier Barnes, White, Female, Married. Age at the time of her death: 24 years old. Born: 1880 (actually born 18 Jul 1879), in Nelson County, Kentucky. She died on 30 Apr 1904, Nelson County, Kentucky. Cause of Death: Consumption caused by complications of Tuberculosis. Their son Earl, lived with his grandparents George and Mary Katherine Rapier.
Carrie married Lee Marcellus Barnes on 31 Dec 1898 in Nelson County, Kentucky. They had one child; Earl Barnes born 19 Jun 1903. Earl died on 14 Dec 1925, at age 22 years. Earl was said to have lived with Carrie's parents (until his death).
Lee Barnes remarried on 27 Jan 1909 to Mary Caroline Hillerich, daughter of John Frederich Hillerich of the Louisville Slugger Bat Company. He remained in Louisville until after 1940 and reportedly died in New Haven, Nelson County, Kentucky. At this time, Lee's burial site is Unknown.
Mortuary Report for Nelson County, Kentucky:
Carrie Rapier Barnes, White, Female, Married. Age at the time of her death: 24 years old. Born: 1880 (actually born 18 Jul 1879), in Nelson County, Kentucky. She died on 30 Apr 1904, Nelson County, Kentucky. Cause of Death: Consumption caused by complications of Tuberculosis. Their son Earl, lived with his grandparents George and Mary Katherine Rapier.
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